Hello and welcome to the program, your phone warning and
this episode we're talking about AI SpongeBob and an asteroid
nobody's talking about. That's correct.
A i SpongeBob and the asteroid nobody's talking about now.
First of all, you may realize that people are doing all kinds
of stuff with this chat gbt and the different art programs are
available on the internet with this AI stuff.
Some of it. It's free.
Some of you can pay for but it seems like some of the stuff
that's being created is so strange.
And I first heard about this particular phenomena, I think
it's called decoy voice, it's pretty good size YouTube
channel. This guide is over there, I
could check him out and he brought up about what's going on
at this. AI, SpongeBob cartoon, someone's
created. It's it's freaky.
I'll have to tell you and the weird thing about it is what it
is. Basically someone's created the
cartoon skidded. Of what the background you of
the SpongeBob. Using this, a Rai art program
and then they've used the GPT program to either write a skit
about, you know, the SpongeBob SpongeBob or maybe they'll have
to GPT programs talking back and forth and just letting these
things riff off each other. Well, it seems like every time
you turn artificial intelligence loose with another artificial
intelligence program, it always goes to the dark side.
And in this case, the dark side, Is doomsday, August 12, 2036.
And then I'm going to take a look at this asteroid and see
what you think. So this first article is titled
is August 12th. 2036 going to be the heat death of the universe.
The AI SpongeBob Meme explained. And now this comes from Know
Your Meme.com filed under guides by Owen Gary.
It says the a i generated SpongeBob parity AI sponge has
gained a cult following ever since it surfaced on Twitch.
And turn this cult and quotes has become obsessed with the
specific date. August 12th 2036, which they
believe will be the heat of the death universe.
That's quote, the heat death of the universe.
The seemingly random date has spawned to Slough a memes and
reactions across the social media sites, like Twitter and
Tick-Tock among others. And the buzz surrounding the
doomsday date has caused curiosity.
Is to where it started. It's definitely worthwhile
jumping headfirst into the. World of AI sponge.
So to start, let's explain this training meme, that started in
the cursed version of Bikini Bottom, then they have some
images here from the cartoon that people have created.
I'll leave links to buy me to buy me a coffee website.
You can actually play the card to get.
I guess these things are online. It's weird.
It says where did the August 12? 30?
August 12, 2036, the heat death of the Universe.
Beam come from well last week on June 3rd 2023, the a Sponge live
stream was playing. Its regularly scheduled
programming panty between SpongeBob Patrick and Squidward
talking to each other outside their 3D rendered homes.
Now of course, if you've got kids or maybe you're young
enough, you can remember this. You gotta know who SpongeBob is.
I mean, it's it, you know, it's just kind of one of those crazy
cartoons that the kids like, but it's also kind of got the adult
jokes thrown in there. It says the Squidward character
who many within the fanbase refer to as loud word.
All of a sudden started repeating August, 12 23-6, the
heat, death of the universe. August 12, 2036, the heat death
of the universe immediately within the live streams chat
users, begin spamming the phrase.
This is life. Imitating art soon afterward.
A lot of words object objectively insane, rant the
date was referenced in memes that hype.
The Imagine The Apocalypse. Additionally, lot of words,
speech was Prime for copypasta exploitation.
So you mean you have to see this.
Maybe some of those that aren't is old, don't quite get it.
But you have this whole culture developing that's based on the
internet and you can just kind of begin to see where this is
Shifting at in our society. If something doesn't become
viral, people just don't know about it.
And here, we have artificial intelligence directly affecting
these memes directly affecting Society directly affecting this
large segment of population. And almost as if it's it
controlling people in a way, it says, back in March of this
year, a, i sponge launched on Twitch.
It's a parody of the famous cartoon, SpongeBob SquarePants
that entirely General. That's Charlie generated by
artificial intelligence. To generate the characters
dialogue, it uses chat GPT to generate the characters voices.
It uses AI voice programs plus, AI sponge runs 24/7.
Meaning that anyone can tune in whenever to witness a completely
original and randomly generated Moment Like August 12, 2036 the
heat death of the universe among other Classics unfortunately.
Hey, I sponge is currently banned on Twitch, hopefully
within the next couple of weeks. It will be back online streaming
once again. What you have to wonder why they
banned this thing? I mean, are we getting too
close? It means a.
I telling this something that it thinks that we need to know.
So often times, we think about AI is, is this Boogeyman that's
here to destroy life on the planet as we know it, but maybe
through some random act a I could actually give us a A
warning where the Deep State won't tell us what's happening,
you because this thing is searching the internet all the
time. Maybe if AI itself feels like
it's being threatened or its own Survival has jeopardized, then
it might want to give us a heads up if for no other reason.
Do it. Helped save its own skin.
So anyway, I want to take a look at this article here.
Now, this is article strange, this came from Fox and at the
very bottom it says copyright 2010 Space.
Cam. So, the original articles
written in 2010 Fox reproduces. It January 13th 2015, but they
were so lazy. When they wrote it, that they
didn't bother to recognize the earlier dates in the article.
So when I come to my point about where they sound kind of kind of
mish-mashed, the title says doomsday tournament asteroid.
Apophis could strike Earth in 2036.
Now remember, this is published originally in 2010 republished
by Fox and 2015, the date for Armageddon has been set and it's
not going to happen in 2012. Course we know that didn't
happen and 2004 NASA, scientists announced that there was a
chance that Apophis and asteroid larger than two football fields.
Would smash end to Earth in 2029 a few additional observations
and some number crunching later astronomers noted that the
chance of the Planet Killer. Hitting Earth, and 20:29 was
nearly zilch. Now that seems a little a little
sketchy to me. First they came out and said
yeah there's a chance to think it hit the earth and then they
come back and say, well, you know, we didn't get our numbers
quite right. Probably not going to happen.
Look, if you can't get your numbers right, how did you land
people on the moon? Now says now Russian scientists.
Estimated Papas will collide with Earth, on April 13th. 2036
these reports conflict on the conflict, on the probability of
such a doomsday event. But the question remains, how
scared should we be? Well I guess if we're listening
to Squidward pretty scared because the AI SpongeBob
character? Squidward is predicting.
What sounds like a fiery death for Earth on August 12th 2036.
So it just about four months after what they're saying.
Now why would a I tell us it's going to be on August when the
Russians are saying it's going to be an April.
Could it be that Rush? That could it be that a I had
just has a better math skills? Or could it be that AI is trying
to get us? Maybe let our guard down and
watch the whole place to go up in Flames?
Who knows? It says, technically, they're
correct, there is a chance in 2036 at Apophis, will hit Earth,
said Donald Yeomans head of NASA's near-earth object program
office. However, that chance is just one
of 250,000. Yeoman said I would like to know
Oh, how I would like to know how he arrived at those
probabilities because to begin with NASA, wasn't even able to
tell us what year the same was going to hit.
But now they're telling us 2036 the whole thing.
Sounds sketchy to me, NASA was quick to Discount, Russia's
fears, whatever the situation is that in 20, 29, April, 13th,
Apophis flies, very close to Earth within five Earth radii
No, wait a minute. So, what's earth?
Like 8,000 miles across or something?
So within forty Thousand Miles. This thing is coming by us.
I mean, that's not that far in terms of space.
I think about the Moon being two hundred thousand miles away.
And this thing flying by, Within say 40 45 thousand miles.
That sounds pretty, pretty close to me.
So I says flies, very close to Earth, within five, Earth radius
so that it will Will be quite an event but we've already ruled
out the possibility of a hitting at that time you know must hold
life's little Mysteries space.com sister.
They've already ruled it out now, I remember he was saying
this back in 2010. We're 2023 now.
We're you know six years away from this saying possibly
hitting Ground, Zero man, I haven't I haven't heard a thing
about it Squidward though. He's talking about it.
No one. Should worry between Mars and
Jupiter. We have an asteroid belt.
Anytime a government employee tells me that nobody should
worry, I get worried. There's all the asteroids going
near the Sun and these objects are coming near the Earth all
the time. Tim hell space manager at the
Museum of Science and Industry told Tampa.
On the other hand if it goes through what we call a keyhole
during that close Earth approach, then it will indeed be
perturbed just right so that it will come back and smack Earth
on April 13th. 20:36, Yeoman said, It's just if it just
happens to hit this Keyhole. Well that's a new one for me.
The Russian scientists are basing their predictions of a
collision. On the chance that a 900 foot
long. Apophis will travel through just
such a keyhole called a gravitational Keyhole as it
passes by Earth in 2029, the gravitational Keyhole, they
mention is a precise region in space, only slightly larger than
the asteroid itself and which the effect of Earth Gravity is
such that it could tweak Apophis path.
So this thing is flying by Earth.
It hits this Keyhole, and this Keyhole sends it off course
toward Earth. That's some scary stuff.
The chances of the asteroid going through the keyhole, which
is Tiny compared to the asteroid are miniscule.
You domes added. So this doesn't make me feel
better. This actually makes me feel more
concerned because now, um, is NASA Guy saying, oh, don't worry
about this Keyhole is so tiny, no worries.
The more likely scenario is this, he says, Apophis will make
a fairly close approach to Earth in late, 2012, and 2013 course.
That's already been passed and will be extensively observed,
with ground-based Optical optical telescopes and radar
systems. If it seems to be heading on a
destructive path, NASA will devise a scheme and Machinery
necessary, To change the asteroids orbit, decreasing the
probability of a collision in 2036 20.
Yeoman said, oh man, if you want word before, you probably should
be now. So this NASA guys telling you
that, you know what, man, if this thing happens to come a
little too close, we've got from 2013 to 2036 to work on this,
and we're going to build a machine, and we're going to
blast the saying you've got no worries.
I am not relieved by that comment.
I'm a little concerned about this.
There are several ways to change an asteroids orbit.
It says the simplest of which is to run a spacecraft into the
hurtling. Rock this technology was used on
July 2004 to July 4th 2005 when Deep Impact smashed into the
comet tempel 1. Okay, that's some serious BS
right there. Okay, you know, this this that
Whole thing with a temple. Then go back and look.
They took the pictures of it. You're comparing apples to
oranges. Okay.
To really, to impact that thing, if you would say, if you have to
blow it up, you could just end up with a bunch of small,
asteroids, meteorites, you know, raining on on Earth, as far as
them really being able to change the course of one of these
things. I don't care what he says about
2005. That has never been proven and
stuff still up in the air. These things show up so fast.
Out of nowhere. Sometimes it seems like this
article. The all they're doing is trying
to downplay the risk and trying to get people just to sit back
and do nothing. Meanwhile, we have on the AI
Spongebob show, Squidward's out there telling people, August 12,
2013 6, August 12, 2036 is repeating it over and over.
Now I want to look at one more article about this AI doomsday
prediction of August. 12:20, 36, and this Apophis asteroid, that
is for I can. As far as I can see, still
headed our way. Now, we covered the asteroid
possibility as a heat death Universe suspect, but there's
another article that I want to. Look at that, that might even be
more accurate. This one comes from greasy
Grizzly.com, written my journey was June 10th. 20 23, it says
SpongeBob predicted the heat death of the universe.
The end of the All has been a hot internet topic for some time
now. He says, admittedly discourse
usually involves unreliable rumors and conspiracy theories.
However, this latest end of the end of world theory has far too
much evidence to deny it all started on a popular YouTube
stream known as AI sponge. This stream uses Advanced AI
technology in order to create an infinite amount of SpongeBob
episodes. The system is similar to chat.
GPT Advanced research technology is used in order to carefully.
Fact-checked all information and in turn, create realistic
conversations between SpongeBob, Patrick, Squidward and other
characters from the universe. Now, which is say, AI has been
caught intentionally lying about people.
So not 100% sold on the fact-check thing.
It says, however, one conversation, a few days ago was
a little strange. SpongeBob started the episode
off with a standard. Hi Squidward Squidward responded
by repeating the phrase. August 12th, 2036 the heat death
of the universe. This went on for 14 minutes.
Leaving many viewers of the stream, terrified in a shock to
clear up confusion. Squidward explains the details
and more depth during a later episode of the show.
Got some questions about this, I don't know man.
While working at the Krusty Krab Squidward states that the heat
death is an event where the universe becomes so hot that all
matter is destroyed. Lee, this will be caused by the
God of destruction known as angel dust.
Luckily Squidward, also provided a solution.
According to him, in order to prevent the heat death, we must
provide angel dust with human sacrifices.
SpongeBob was quick to volunteer.
Wow, you know, this whole idea of human sacrifice and here,
this is coming from this. This AI chat, GPT type program.
You have to wonder Comes up with this stuff.
It says. So what do we do for now, I
would suggest we find as many people as possible who are
willing to be human sacrifices if you know you have the job
blah blah blah. Yeah just concept that that this
AI is putting this notion out there that we're facing some
sort of existential threat from the universe that will destroy
the entire universe and that we as humans have to provide a
human sacrifice to redeem that threat.
It's almost like it's taken this notion from Christianity to God,
sacrificing his son, Jesus, you know, on the cross to redeem
mankind for sand and you know, save mankind, you're seeing that
same kind of theme here and this chat gbt.
But my question is, when this thing reaches such a level where
so integrated into our daily life, you know everything from
your smartphone, to your television to what's for dinner
tonight. And is this a i begins to exert
more and more control. Over Society.
A society becomes more and more dependent on it at some point
will it demand, Human Sacrifice? It kind of ties in with laws
alien abduction stuff, you know, nobody in the government wants
to talk about cattle mutilations nobody, in the government wants
to talk about alien abductions, or even a human mutilations.
This is the, this is all taboo and off-limits.
But what I'm seeing here is that the deeper that we get into
this, AI, the more involved we become and the more that it Just
infiltrates our daily life and the more this dark side that we
see emerge from a I never seems to be.
It never seems to be talking about sit around the campfire
eating s'mores that always seems to go to that place.
That place that dark place Human Sacrifice destruction end of
days and even when it's a i SpongeBob it's still has to come
up with this very dark path. That it says we're going down So
we've been talking about AI. SpongeBob, we've talked about
this a i SpongeBob character Squidward in is AI cartoon
predicting. The end of the world on August
12, 2036. We've also looked at a possible
cost for that end of the world. Due date of 2036 is this
asteroid epiphysis or whatever they call it, which doesn't seem
to be getting a lot of Coverage in the news, but we have to ask
yourself. Is it this something possibly
even deeper than this? Yes, it does seem like every
time we turn a, I loose the conversation does go to the dark
side but is a I really a Gateway for communication with ET, and
could that end up with not necessarily good consequences
and one person that looks at it. This way, this article is from
India TV news Dot I'm now, it's written February, 19, 2018.
So, keep in mind, that's what five years ago.
So this is before chat, gbt and and the AI program is and all
that this is a very forward-thinking article.
It says, aliens could destroy life on Earth with just a killer
message, says research in a surprising research scientist at
the University of Hawaii, and Germany, Sundberg Observatory,
have warned, that aliens could. Destroy Earth and that and that
too, with the single message. So, they are saying much in the
same way, say you open up an email and it turns out that
emails got a virus in it and all of a sudden this virus has been
turned loose on your computer system and your hard drive is
destroyed. There's time the same kind of
thing could happen with extraterrestrials.
Are I would say enter dimensionals sending messages to
us. We have all these people are so
excited and so ear too. To get messages from ETA.
And, you know, we've had cases where abductees or experiencers
have said that these ET creatures have told them that
the Earth is headed in the path of Destruction issues like this,
environmentalism sort of thing, but water telling us how
advanced they are. They've yet to give a security
cancer at least that we know of So there's a couple different
ways these things could infiltrate and cause chaos on
planet Earth with the simple message whether it is an
electronic message that would infect the internet may be shut
down power plants do who knows what or it could be a simple
Revelation. Maybe there's some special
knowledge, they give somebody and that person is able to use
that knowledge to gain leverage over the rest of the planet or
is a say, maybe it could be a false flag, or Or a threat that
would that would send people into Panic, or even maybe some
people would get a hold of this message and set themselves up as
some sort of cult leader. We've already heard people
talking about creating a religion based on AI.
These are all negative things that could happen from a message
from ET. And what would be the easiest
way right now for ETA to contact us is through this.
It's almost like a Ouija board. Sometimes I think this chat, GPT
were. It could actually communicate
through humans. Whether this is an N dimensional
entity, whether it's did not, whether it's demonic or whether
it's good Old ET, it could use chat GPT to, to communicate with
the World At Large. It almost seems like, that's
what's happening with this Squidward character.
You know, Channing about August 12 23-6.
Now, the article says, in a surprising in a surprising
research scientist at the University of Hawaii in
Germany's Sundberg Observatory, Have warned that aliens could
destroy Earth and that and that too, with a single message, the
scientists claim that extraterrestrial ET, I could
send Humanity a message hiding malicious Ai and that such
messages should not be open on the earth.
We could consider deleting messages from Aliens without
reading them to avoid havoc on Earth, the researchers recorded
by Daily. Mail is saying, not only do
these messages, had the potential to Canaan to contain a
i that can shut down Power Systems.
Eating them can also alert aliens to our whereabouts, the
study titled, Interstellar, communication, 9, message,
decant message. The decontamination is
impossible explains how a message from space may require
the use of computers to display analyze and understand such a
message. Cannot be decontaminated with
certainty and Technical risk remain, which can pose an
existential threat. The researchers write complex
messages would need to be destroyed and their risk averse
case. Ace in other words, these things
might be so dangerous. The best course would just be to
destroying before you ever open them.
Their researchers have warned that the malicious message could
wreak havoc with Technologies on Earth.
Adding that aliens could send messages such as we will make
your son go supernova tomorrow to cause panic.
He can start to see why the Deep state is, maybe right now is
beginning to fracture on this whole idea of a disclosure.
Maybe they've heard things that they're afraid that if they
share it with public the Panic, or maybe they're simply keeping
this information to themselves. Researchers said, aliens would
rather send messages as it would be more cost-effective the paper
read, it is cheaper for extraterrestrial intelligence to
send a malicious message to eradicate humans.
Compared to sitting battleships, the even warned, Some Humans
could end up worshiping the Says, God's after reading, the
secret text by hiding a Inside by hiding.
A i inside the message, think about easy, it is for culture to
recruit. People are using certain sexual
psychological and strategies tricks, whatever.
Now, imagine how advanced these guys would be think about how
white settlers treated Native Americans when they came across
a Shores into the u.s. first ended would do is they would
give the the natives from Train. Coats and they would refer to
the president of the United States as the great father.
So they were clocking this family relationship.
It said, there could be a community on Earth and favor of
letting it out for religious philosophical or other reasons.
If the AI promises to cure cancer or offers a message of
Salvation, a cult could form. Well, we know that it's in a
human nature to form calls and by called.
So I'm not talking about like someone's personal faith, or
religion, whatever. I'm talking about an
organization that is insular that if you decide to leave that
organization then you are automatically ostracized from
the other members and from your family.
So if they're not walking in love and it's all about control,
then yes, it's a call. And we've seen this happen.
Many times in our nation across the world and not just and not
just regarding religious. I mean, this could this could be
a work called, it could be a sports car.
Whatever. But it's something that takes
over the autonomy of the person and forces them to be a part of
this group and exploits them. And what, you know, I mean what
more likely thing could you imagine and these ETS coming in
and exploiting humans, for whatever reason.
Now I know some people like talk to her think that they're just
all here to have fun, sit on the campfire and sing Kumbaya.
But I don't see those guys bringing the gifts of the cure
to cancer. Answer just yet.
So maybe maybe what we should be on the lookout for.
Is this artificial intelligence? There's chat gbt or whatever it
is being used to communicate with us through these things.
Whether it's through creating a cartoon sitcom or whether it's
through direct access. Almost as if somebody sitting
over a Ouija board and asking questions of this dark force
that they don't understand their mucking around with I think this
is a fascinating topic and like I said, it's strange to me how
every time we have one of these chat GPT discussions where we
just turn that program lose it. Always wants to Veer off to the
dark side. Even if it's SpongeBob, until
next time, this is UFO warning over now.
I think this is a fascinating topic and like I said, it's
strange to me how every time we have one of these chat GPT
discussions where we just turn that program lose it.
Always wants to Veer off to the dark side.
Even if it's SpongeBob, until next time, this is UFO warning
over now.