Based Camp - The Replicator Program： Mobile Kill Drone Fabs Being Built by USA Military

00:00:00.000 hello simone today we are going to be doing an episode that is quite different from our normal

00:00:07.260 content but we're going to be talking about a program and the moment i heard about this program

00:00:11.980 i was like i need to think about this like potentially a lot because it changes a lot i

00:00:19.300 mean what happened with drones in the ukrainian war is we learned that drones changed the face

00:00:24.620 of warfare 100 and they in a large way have made things like large tanks and stuff like that

00:00:29.980 which used to be what countries were investing in obsolete and countries specifically the united

00:00:35.880 states has started something called the replicator program and this is a program where the united

00:00:41.100 states is beginning to outfit battleships to be able to build hundreds of autonomous ai controlled

00:00:50.300 drones every day a kill drone printer a a ai is not controlled by humans either these are autonomous

00:00:59.540 kill drone printers for the sea

00:01:03.700 you okay but the program don't worry it's not limited to the sea they've also talked about how

00:01:11.620 they want to build versions of this that can go on land and for the army and stuff like that

00:01:15.620 so we're gonna have killed drone printers everywhere it makes me think of those the the big ships in star

00:01:24.160 wars the the crappy new ones that had all the droids come off of them you know they were just oh yeah

00:01:31.920 yeah unfolded and came out i'm picturing those now hopefully they won't have really bad dialogue 0.55

00:01:39.120 at least we know our llms of our universe and roger roger roger roger oh my god they were the worst

00:01:46.560 well no jar jar binks was the worst but at least we have like this sith lord theory right there was

00:01:51.640 nothing for them they were just awful like like oh no don't even get me started let's keep going

00:01:57.020 kill drone ships tell me more no what's funny about the drones in in star wars i remember it was like

00:02:02.500 the earlier versions were better and those were like a cost-cutting measure but what's weird is

00:02:07.100 like we now know from our world and apparently it's in our same timeline because it takes place a long

00:02:12.240 time ago in a galaxy far away yeah that like those drones those those droids were dumber than like 1.00

00:02:17.640 deep seek yeah deep seek is really dumb somebody reached out to me and they were like oh well have 0.74

00:02:24.000 you changed your mind about like china's position because of deep seek and i was like deep seek is a

00:02:29.120 scam like do you guys have you used it like i feel like exclusively people who think deep seek is

00:02:35.140 impressive is is is a completely different bucket than people met one very smart and successful

00:02:40.060 person who uses deep seek is their choice yes but it's for a very very narrow task if you need an

00:02:45.060 open source you need a totally open source llm it's apparently better than llama so marginally better

00:02:53.300 but that doesn't give china any power because anyone in any country can take it and use it open source

00:03:00.600 so you get no additional marginal power by having a fully open source llm and you only need a fully

00:03:06.520 open source llm if you're doing like absolutely massive scale stuff and generally what matters

00:03:10.840 more is good llms and not open source llms yeah but if you're like how did deep seek become the number

00:03:17.140 one app in the china fact take retailers do a good video on this it appears to be mostly faked

00:03:23.040 because they've traced the accounts that they were promoting it to china ccp influencer accounts

00:03:27.700 i'm super not i i do not believe having used deep seek that there's a lot of people using deep

00:03:33.720 you know didn't the didn't that viral cycle around deep seek also correspond with this short-lived

00:03:41.200 period when the youtube algorithm weirdly favored chinese propaganda videos it's still doing that

00:03:49.340 i'm now getting the critical stuff again maybe because the algo realizes i refuse to watch the

00:03:54.680 propaganda but no it's still it's still doing the propaganda like somebody needs to talk to youtube

00:04:01.460 about what's going on because it is very clearly punishing channels like china seekers and like i 1.00

00:04:06.460 don't like if anybody has any connections at youtube like whatever this pro ccp thing they have going on

00:04:11.740 so i've noticed that two types of videos are getting artificially sublimated by youtube right now

00:04:15.660 one is anything that is critical of the ccp which is literally a regime that's engaged in genocide 0.93

00:04:22.020 like like they have an active genocide campaign against this is known yes it's not a mystery at present

00:04:28.080 and anything that is is critical of trans people these are two categories really wow

00:04:34.540 despite trump's clear executive well they haven't been able to need to they need to do a law around

00:04:42.760 this or something yeah they're a little busy and they're doing lots of stuff you know they're doing

00:04:47.600 more than i expected some too in the trump administration but yeah yeah so let's talk about

00:04:51.400 this replicator program okay what we're all here to talk about why are you the only one who's told me

00:04:57.000 about this i would feel like drudge report being the liberal bastion it is now would be having an

00:05:03.260 aneurysm liberals are pro-war don't you know that they're the party of cheney trump's the person who's

00:05:08.160 trying to end the war and everyone can see now that he was completely sincere about this because now

00:05:12.520 he's gotten mad against putin and it's writing 25 to 50 percent oil tariffs on putin and like

00:05:17.380 look the people are like oh he was in putin's pocket but that when putin started belittling

00:05:22.600 zelinski and saying zelinski wasn't legitimate enough to hold the negotiations trump got furious

00:05:28.900 which i think shows to everyone that anyone who's like oh he's in putin's pocket no he just wants

00:05:33.920 people to stop dying over literally nothing at this point there is literally no gain to have people

00:05:40.720 like well it will teach russia they're not going to win back that land they're not going to win back

00:05:46.460 that land they have had plenty of time to win back that land they're not winning it back right now it's

00:05:50.900 just how long before we accept that they might get a few miles how many hundreds of thousands of

00:05:57.820 lives is a few miles worth we haven't had a big breakthrough in years or not years but like a

00:06:04.120 year like it's clear that there isn't the capacity for that anymore in terms of manpower

00:06:08.460 on the ukrainian side and on the russian side it's like well will russia attack other countries

00:06:13.280 still they don't have the manpower left to do that they've been completely bled dry by this war

00:06:17.580 there there isn't really anything like i i was actually pro the war at the beginning but now

00:06:25.260 i'm just like now they've been bled dry he did the zach branigan style the ukrainians a trifle

00:06:31.600 it was simply a matter of outsmarting them you see ukrainians preset kill limit knowing their

00:06:37.500 weakness i sent wave after wave of my own men at them until they reached their limit and shut down

00:06:42.680 kiff show them the medal i won that's literally was his war tactic yeah anyway so the initiative

00:06:51.360 is structured around to two lines of effort with replicator one focused on all domain attributable

00:06:57.440 autonomous ada2 systems encompassing aerial ground surface subsurface and subspace capabilities

00:07:04.700 so note what is subspace aside from uh the version i'm thinking of in the in the in the orbit

00:07:13.120 orbital so they want autonomous orbital drones they want what i found interesting was subsurface

00:07:19.100 so this is underground drones that's crazy underground automated kill drones yes

00:07:29.300 kind of like the the i'm picturing something akin to the boring machine but clearly much smaller

00:07:35.480 something that burrows theoretically right not moving through underground waterways or something but

00:07:40.760 that could also no no it's at burrows that's my understanding here yeah that that seems

00:07:45.940 any fish is not horrifying we've got the space drones now and the underground drones now and the

00:07:52.840 uh anyway replicate i feel like can can we get an emp machine it's like a great it wouldn't work against

00:08:00.000 these why not because you can in the same way they're mass producing these they can't afford to make

00:08:06.460 all of them emp proof these are like disposable no they they can and you actually sort of need to

00:08:12.020 with drones because you have to worry about like weight radio we're going to go over into the techniques

00:08:16.600 that people can use to fight them but yeah they're almost certainly being made emp proof okay so yes i'm

00:08:21.600 sorry simone now there's likely versions that are not emp proof sure but i imagine that you're getting

00:08:28.300 a bit of both depending on the the context or whatever but you wouldn't be able to use emps as

00:08:32.340 like a useful defense replicator 2 announced on september 27th 2024 shifts focus to countering small

00:08:42.060 unscrewed aerial systems this is what the army calls automated drones like flying drones okay addressing

00:08:50.380 threats to critical installations and force concentrations this phased approach ensures

00:08:54.760 alignment with warfighter priorities and operational needs so basically they're working on building them

00:09:00.300 and they're working on building defenses against them most and and this program is meant to end or be

00:09:06.040 completed by 2026 so soon excuse me one yeah oh

00:09:12.740 now all i can think about with which is how much are we overpaying for this

00:09:19.060 well they've engaged over 500 companies as part of the project so a lot probably but i i'd like them to

00:09:27.060 continue working on this because i think that this is probably necessary for any potential conflict we may

00:09:31.240 have with china anyone who doesn't have a replicator program is pretty screwed by anyone who does uh 0.86

00:09:36.180 the dod program launched in august 2023 with the goal of rapidly fielding thousands of autonomous systems

00:09:42.280 across multiple warfighting domains by august 2025 it is led by the defense innovation unit diu

00:09:49.720 and aims to leverage innovative technologies to address operational challenges particularly

00:09:54.400 countering china's military capabilities that is the core person that they're focused on with this

00:09:58.660 mass deployment autonomous systems so the it's focused on low cost expendable systems designed

00:10:04.760 to disperse combat power and reduce risk associated with losing expensive platforms these systems span

00:10:10.960 aerial ground maritime and space domains it's mostly being counter china and operational applications

00:10:17.800 examples include fleets of self-propelled sensor pods for intelligence gathering ground-based systems for

00:10:23.840 logistics support and space-based platforms for secure communication

00:10:27.660 strategic importance why are they doing this replicator is inspired by lessons from ukraine's

00:10:33.140 use of low-cost drones in its conflict with russia by adopting similar tactics the u.s aims to enhance

00:10:39.700 deterrence capabilities against potential threats such as chinese invasion of taiwan the initiative 0.99

00:10:45.420 represents a shift towards scalable adaptable military technologies that can be updated or replaced

00:10:50.780 quickly to maintain operational superiority and i note that we are now seeing a shift in the way wars play out

00:10:57.440 and every time we've seen one country just like absolutely rode another country and and and and

00:11:02.920 go through it it was because they developed a new unit or a new way of fighting that made it much harder

00:11:07.980 to defend than to be on the offense specific instances of this were alexander's war he had the phalanx which

00:11:15.060 was just like really good in the way he used it and nobody could really counter it he always or at least in a lot of

00:11:20.500 famous battles he used geography to his advantage or like the local like yes hills rivers it's not that

00:11:27.440 he was a bad general i'm not saying that he wasn't a genius there but it was his troops and the way they

00:11:33.400 fought there was very little the enemy could do it was just like a wall of spears right yeah yeah what do

00:11:39.040 you do against a wall of spears that can easily defend itself from arrows and then the was napoleon i

00:11:45.460 forgot exactly what it was i remember it's something to do with like a a berserker gun charge this was

00:11:51.600 early in sort of musket days and it was incredibly effective and then with the hitler what you have is

00:11:59.680 the first modern tanks which just allowed him to you know before that it was trench warfare it was like

00:12:04.400 oh this is how you drive over trenches yeah yeah so much for that line and it did nothing

00:12:09.780 against tanks and we lived in a tank-based world order i think up until today really the tank-based

00:12:18.180 world order was overcome by drones because it turns out that you could just send out these little cheap

00:12:23.860 drones and they can delete you know a few hundred thousand dollars to million dollar tanks really

00:12:29.880 easily and so now we need to think of okay now and it wasn't just to drones by the way like in air

00:12:39.020 and on land you also had the end of the age of like battleships because what ukraine has been doing 0.62

00:12:44.060 is attaching explosives to like a ton these are they're human controlled so they're not fully

00:12:48.920 autonomous we haven't entered that area which is obviously going to be the next era human like

00:12:53.600 remote controlled like jet skis with like explosives on them and then driving them up to big ships

00:12:58.340 and they cost very little to put together the ship has struggles to target it and it hits the ship

00:13:05.660 the ship explodes and that's a you know many million dollar investment many of which russia can't

00:13:10.600 replace because they were made during the soviet days sometimes in ukraine and they lack the capacity

00:13:16.800 to easily replace it not easily ever replace anything from that era they just don't have the industrial

00:13:22.280 capacity to do that anymore like dogs etc they really are a civilization like modern russia is one of

00:13:29.640 those civilizations operating on like ancient tech that they don't know how to make anymore

00:13:34.460 yeah capacity to make anymore from a military perspective which is really wild to think about

00:13:40.480 because everything they lose is something that can never be replaced

00:13:43.500 it's not true for everything but it's true for a lot of the technology especially the large projects

00:13:49.060 like the ships that they have 100 yeah and there's there's been cases of ships that russia has like

00:13:54.600 operating using like only one of like originally like oh four engines that what was the name of

00:14:01.080 that hilarious ship laser yeah yeah is this the same one where we just started lying down or something

00:14:08.280 so she's thinking of the hilarious russian military attempt so there's a good video tales from the

00:14:15.340 bottle go watch their video on the russia invasion of japan and the ships had so many problems like

00:14:21.940 they're approached by like fishing ships and everybody like dove on the ground and like was

00:14:26.820 praying for their lives and they were like it's wild and they ended up like doing this huge operation to

00:14:32.820 sneak up to japan and then just told like another ship oh we're here to sneak up on japan and just went

00:14:38.500 off and told everyone like it was so bad so bad maritime war has ever been russia's strong suit for obvious

00:14:46.440 reasons i mean it's it's it's their their country is so separated from maritime sort of conflict areas

00:14:52.460 why would they be super awesome at it but i'll keep going is what i'm reading here so as of 2025 the

00:15:00.040 initiative is on track with the first iteration expected by july to august 2025 focusing on lethal

00:15:07.640 swarms of unmanned vehicles and software to bind them together particularly to prevent chinese invasions

00:15:13.800 confirmed systems include aero vermer's switchblade 600 loitering munition and andrew dill's dive ld

00:15:22.480 unscrewed undersea vehicle the pentagon aims to invest about one billion dollars in 2024 to 2025

00:15:30.180 reflecting significant financial commitment so let's talk about this switchblade because i find it

00:15:37.000 really interesting the switchblade it's like comes in a tube and it can be carried by a human

00:15:43.380 and they drop it and it creates not like a a drone like this but like a little airplane that flies

00:15:50.160 super fast and can drop bombs that can get rid of like tanks and stuff oh okay this other one is like

00:16:00.820 a small undersea submersible that shoots it looks basically like a giant torpedo that shoots smaller

00:16:07.120 torpedoes and and and works on sand that's the other one that they built recently so these are and and

00:16:13.900 in 2021 so a while ago there are almost 700 variations of artificial intelligence related projects within the

00:16:19.760 dod well at least it's cool sounding pretty sci-fi i want to bring back like i have always really

00:16:32.440 appreciated military spending with the knowledge that so many cool things we have are the product 0.64

00:16:38.540 of military spending like the internet and a bunch of other cool stuff yeah but the internet's for porn

00:16:44.940 yeah but we wouldn't have had it were it not for the military so we're not for killing people this

00:16:50.100 everyone thinks the internet's for the internet's for killing people porn was just a nice side effect

00:16:54.760 yeah a beautiful externality yes but i i appreciate that that we've we've received quite a few cool

00:17:02.940 of quite a few cool things from the internet or in military but i've also had this impression that

00:17:07.900 all the cool stuff we've received has been from a long time ago kind of due for more stuff and there was

00:17:14.760 a lot of stagnation a lot that had to do with very very inefficient spending at least this is

00:17:20.380 interesting at least i feel like this is maybe what it's going to take for us to get delivery drones

00:17:26.640 that really work because listen this i don't know because smart people don't work in the government

00:17:31.660 anymore and they used to and i think that that's what these are government contractors so they are

00:17:35.720 they are private citizens mostly buildings yeah and they're all like dei nonsense yeah i mean look

00:17:41.520 at boeing right they can't make basic anything anymore because it's been operating so much on dei like

00:17:47.040 too i don't know if i trust until until we get our boys in there to clean everything out i don't know

00:17:52.240 it's happening look they're they're getting there boeing is i feel like super on its way out 2024 was the

00:17:58.180 year that everyone concluded okay you can't do anything you can't pick people up in space you can't fly a

00:18:05.080 plane yeah it's just over for them we we just need all government contracts to go to elon-owned

00:18:10.440 companies i know i know the left would freak out about that look like i would feel so much better

00:18:15.020 well yeah right like just no he just he does a better job spacex is actually pretty impressive

00:18:25.260 if spacex made planes i don't know anyway it's not just spacex it's it's tesla it's it's the fact

00:18:31.100 that a bunch of people have solar panels like my dad he doesn't just have and he doesn't even have a

00:18:39.220 tesla he's a rivian but he uses elon musk solar panels and charging systems at his house he uses

00:18:46.900 starlink for his internet at the ranch oh he does yeah that we used it and it was good like i don't

00:18:53.240 think when we were visiting him no i didn't notice anything for his wedding that it was bad at all it was

00:18:59.520 good so it's good stuff and that's you weren't you were just talking about not starlink not

00:19:07.140 all the solar stuff not the like it's just and twitter he is honestly like the iron man of our

00:19:13.720 world like why why is it all of the technologies that like after him tony stark the modern version

00:19:20.740 was modeled after him yeah i guess progressives used to love that he was like you know pro

00:19:25.160 environment and everything like that no he was the he was the joe rogan before joe rogan you know

00:19:30.320 he was the you know green energy billionaire philanthropist i mean keep in mind also like he he 100%

00:19:36.340 had he supported lgbtq rights he had this one tweet that had so many freaking like rainbow hearts in it

00:19:42.240 that it was practically unhinged he he helped his daughter transition and i think that was the same

00:19:49.240 that was the same daughter who also was not comfortable with capitalism and that really i think

00:19:56.440 influenced him to live like a homeless man for years he didn't have a home yeah slept on people's

00:20:05.120 couches this is well documented he he didn't have anything he wasn't materialist

00:20:11.660 i'm just like no oh i wish we had an elon musk of the left you had it you had joe rogan you had

00:20:20.160 elon musk no they do you had jfk or rfk they had they had what was her face jk rowling you know they

00:20:28.380 well so it was elon musk the elon musk of the left is what's his face that that mark cuban who so

00:20:34.780 could have been something you know but he just what is mark cuban built that we use nothing of

00:20:40.660 course that's why he's elon musk of the left he's done nothing but he's sort of like aesthetically

00:20:45.280 no come on there has to be an elon musk of the left it'll like linkedin guy's big

00:20:50.660 like dnt supporter but what has he built since linkedin and who likes linkedin yeah

00:20:56.140 linkedin the worst it's like an actively retarded social media platform 1.00

00:21:03.300 it's where you go to be retarded yeah i swear i swear anyway anyway so what can you do to fight 0.92

00:21:12.220 against this stuff right like what yes okay so let's say yeah now i'm concerned how do we you know 0.50

00:21:16.460 defend our house from these drone swarms because they burrow so i didn't plan on burrowing 0.96

00:21:22.120 microwave you can use thor or midjourney they emit our radio frequency energy to overwhelm drone

00:21:30.020 circuitry causing crashes thor is a mobily assembled two people sorry thor is mobile assembled by two

00:21:37.360 people in two hours midjourney extends range with detection they have proven effectiveness but they

00:21:43.220 cost millions of dollars oh well that's not an option okay lasers high-powered lasers heat

00:21:50.060 drones to cause component failure appears with cracking radar for accuracy unreliable in dense

00:21:55.520 weather fogs cloud smoke or with reflective coatings on drones so not that effective in many

00:22:02.040 so we cover our house in a giant mirror yeah yeah jamming well the point is is that we can't

00:22:10.840 fight the drones was this we can shoot the lasers at the drones but if the drones just like release

00:22:15.560 smoke into the air it stops working i thought if we release smoke into the air the drones have

00:22:20.840 trouble seeing no this is about what the drones can use for defense so you can destroy no and then now

00:22:27.180 they have smoke when did you mention smoke if you use a laser an automated tracking system you can use

00:22:34.460 that to go drone drone drone drone drone drone heat the components and have them fall down dead right

00:22:39.140 the problem is is that the drones can use smoke to prevent this from working or they can use just

00:22:46.460 reflective shielding with the microwaves yes you can do it you can overwhelm drone circuitry but it costs

00:22:52.640 millions of dollars and the systems are pretty big then you've got dramming systems which obstruct

00:22:57.780 radio frequencies to disrupt drone control effective against low quality drones these are like the

00:23:03.120 anti-drone guns you see but they're less effective against drones with inertial navigation or

00:23:09.000 jam resistant communication these are basically like as soon as the drone gets jammed they go into

00:23:14.280 like an automated setting and it doesn't work on them and the final one is building underground

00:23:19.560 facilities and weapons to avoid aerial detection requires contributable time and financing less viable

00:23:26.220 for organizations under immediate threat but the borrowing drones yes and now we'll have the

00:23:31.320 borrowing drones you think you're safe and they come underneath like in starship troopers

00:23:36.440 yeah it's really hard i mean like basically and this is why the drones have to be automated like

00:23:42.320 somebody's like why would you put automation in your automated drone factory like that sounds

00:23:46.780 horrifying that you're controlling this with ai but how like if you are in a drone dogfight where you have

00:23:52.760 hundreds of cheap drones or not hundreds they want thousands of interworking cheap drones fighting 0.73

00:23:58.760 thousands of other cheap drones yeah a human operator it's going to be out competed by an ai operator any day of the

00:24:05.140 100 because the ai operator can take into account information from 360 degrees around the drone

00:24:11.680 keep in mind if the drone's using something like a laser or a gun that can pivot a hundred and imagine if

00:24:19.020 it has multiple on it right like a human's never going to be able to control that but ai will yeah

00:24:24.660 so what it means to me is if you like your autonomy and i think many of you when i talk about automated

00:24:35.960 drone swarms and i'm like if you are a culture that has maintained high fertility by eschewing

00:24:41.000 technology you are effed and i think many people don't realize how dominant groups with these automated

00:24:47.960 ai drone factories are going to be over groups that don't have them it just will not be a competition

00:24:54.660 and these will be able to move into territory i think many americans sort of live with this idea

00:24:59.480 of well we can't be under attack here in the united states yes you can you could have ccp drones patrolling 0.74

00:25:07.360 your house you could have ccp drones patrolling your streets if you don't develop counters to that and 0.99

00:25:13.300 you're not able to project force back towards them if we don't prevent their ability to develop

00:25:19.320 enhanced chips or enhanced ai i mean fortunately deep seek such a joke but like one thing that

00:25:26.260 isn't a joke is china's capacity with drugs yeah it is easily the world leader with drugs and they're 0.99

00:25:31.600 investing a lot more in it too these days so yes their ai may not be particularly sophisticated but

00:25:39.060 their drones are and in the u.s there's been a number of like in ukraine there's been people on the

00:25:45.800 ground who have talked about this and they're like yeah we basically only use chinese drones

00:25:48.900 we've tried some of the american ones but they have this or this problem and the chinese out-of-the-box 0.83

00:25:54.920 ones are just better than the best of the american like defense ones etc which is worrying now i think

00:26:01.840 we can get above that i believe in american innovation if we keep bringing indian immigrants in 1.00

00:26:06.900 but sorry if i i understand the h1b visa concerns and i i get it but what i'm saying is is that

00:26:14.500 we need to keep running we are in a red queen's gambit with this stuff this is run as fast as you 0.99

00:26:22.240 can and you know you're you're never ahead because they're running as fast as you are now china is

00:26:26.560 fortunately not running as fast as we are but they i don't know this they're building this new giant

00:26:32.460 what is believed to be military defense facility that makes the pentagon look like a dollhouse

00:26:38.680 they are oh more bureaucracy i'm so scared they'll out bureaucracy us

00:26:43.900 yeah you're right i mean still though they're you know it's their bureaucracy versus ours now it's

00:26:52.680 not as though there are private drone swarm companies i'm aware i suppose yeah so we'll just

00:26:58.980 have to clean out our bureaucracy thank god we're doing that yeah people are really discounting how

00:27:04.220 important doge is for the survival of a lot of things we care about yeah yeah freedom gender

00:27:10.980 equality i mean not living under ccp you know this is this is why you know we got to keep standing

00:27:18.760 this it is the only path forward for our civilization but who cares what we think i mean

00:27:24.640 yeah who cares what we think but yeah drone swarms i think automated drone swarms are the future

00:27:30.900 in terms of how to deal with it like they're just i really i'm not seeing a way to deal with this

00:27:38.520 i think it goes back to our interest in living in a place that is so remote and undesirable

00:27:45.120 and unusable to anyone but us that there would be no drones there because they have no interest

00:27:52.480 in us plus having utility to the majority of the world like being you want to be like jews have 1.00

00:27:59.380 historically been which is no one wants to be you no one wants to mess with you and you provide a

00:28:04.920 service that they're they just don't want to bother to provide themselves and that they use

00:28:08.860 and that's why i really want to get our family into bioengineering because i think a lot of

00:28:13.480 a lot of societies especially as demographics make society skew more conservative are not going to have

00:28:19.800 the stomach for it but the she wants us to become the tylaxu but she refuses to 0.87

00:28:25.480 no i want us to create superhumans okay in machine artificial wombs thank you very much

00:28:36.560 machine artificial wombs it would use some biological components lately yeah but not sentient ones 1.00

00:28:43.580 they're not sentient in the original books it was only the sun's books where they were sentient

00:28:50.220 it's easy to make something without a brain we already do that note here she's referencing a

00:28:57.980 debate we are having about our next son's middle name and i want it to be tylaxu and she wants it

00:29:03.620 to be atreides yeah i know you know i just i don't want our son to start dating and have some you know

00:29:14.580 he finds finally his nerdy girlfriend but for some reason of bad taste you know some oversight on her 1.00

00:29:20.160 part she considers the son's works canon right and then she's like wait so you're standing the loss of

00:29:31.400 female bodily autonomy your family stands this you know and like you know we're gonna be super close 0.84

00:29:36.480 with our kids girlfriends and boyfriends it's just not gonna go well i i don't want to hamper

00:29:42.580 our children's i not that paul atreides was the perfect partner either he was she this is kind

00:29:50.820 of he was a bad partner all around really this is about our debate between the names

00:29:55.720 atreides by laxu and atreides for yeah for our quiz but but what what would i do if i was building an

00:30:06.280 anti-drawn defense this is the way my anti-drawn defense would work um it would shoot up something

00:30:11.420 you could say like a grenade that would have a timer that could be set before it shot so it's

00:30:17.560 basically a fairly dumb ammunition it's an ammunition that shoots out of a tube with a

00:30:22.680 timer that explodes after a preset amount of time which is driving fire where it's shot okay wait 0.93

00:30:29.400 think of it like a grenade being shot out of a mortar basically okay but it doesn't work like a

00:30:34.360 typical mortar because the it's a variable timer that's on the grenade now these tubes are controlled

00:30:42.840 on a a pivot right here and they have an ai system controlling them that also controls the timer on

00:30:49.660 the dumb ammunition so what it allows it to do is a ground-based system so you don't need the ai

00:30:56.100 in anything flying in any of the ammunition or anything like that it's just going 0.94

00:31:00.500 at any drone swarms it sees in an area now this would create obviously some potential damage on

00:31:09.420 the ground like you wouldn't want people to be around this but i think that this could eliminate

00:31:12.980 even fairly large drone swarms at a much lower cost than it costs to create those drone swarms

00:31:19.580 yeah and i guess when we talk about yeah you have to think about long-term cost when i think about

00:31:26.160 for example israel's iron dome system it is so much cheaper for houthis or palestinians to

00:31:34.760 create really low cost ammunition that could hit israeli targets than it is for israel to use the iron

00:31:45.460 dome like i think each each intervene in each intervention costs what i mean at least tens of

00:31:51.840 thousands of dollars i think a lot more millions yeah like huge insane amounts of money that are

00:31:56.960 deeply disturbing to me well but fortunately it is real so productive you know you gotta pay for

00:32:03.580 the iron dome somehow but i i i i think my system would do very well against drone swarms so i suggest

00:32:12.860 investing in it darpa i'm here if you want me to build it for you it's so fun to work with darpa

00:32:19.160 i don't think i think it'd be so much bureaucracy but we'll see post doge darpa maybe post doge darpa

00:32:27.180 yeah or maybe he's saying like more privatization fire you darpa yeah yeah yeah yeah anyway love you

00:32:34.620 today simone you are amazing we're having red curry tonight right yeah what do you want is your carb do

00:32:41.360 you want naan do you want lime rice or do you want well lime rice is just so much easier for you so

00:32:48.380 let's do that okay yeah considering the time i think i will do that thank you and there's there's

00:32:54.960 underwater signals i was just reading about it yeah they are supposed to be artificially

00:32:57.860 intelligence controlled they're long-range persistent underwater sensors and they they uh so they

00:33:03.760 basically can like live underwater we're in for it it's buckle up i don't know they're anti-submarine

00:33:13.600 oh terrifying yeah i feel like the age of submarine is coming too yeah the age of submarines makes no

00:33:21.520 sense when you have deep sea automated like things looking like all over the ocean looking for anything

00:33:28.740 and just doesn't make no sense doesn't do it for me yeah i wouldn't want to be in one when the enemy

00:33:36.380 can take me down with something like that nor would i no but i also would never want to be in a

00:33:41.560 submarine i think it takes a really special kind of person to not panic just upon being inside a

00:33:50.020 submarine well you know one of our cousins or one of your cousins through sandy used to be like a

00:33:55.860 high-level person yeah yeah yeah yeah he's such a nice guy went to the gsp right yeah yeah he went to

00:34:00.360 the sets the same for graduate school business after yeah he he lived on one for years yeah yeah

00:34:05.420 it's very special person like i said exceptional not me not me either not with this technology out

00:34:13.120 there don't see the point yeah yeah all right love you to decimum i love you too

00:34:18.100 ending recording this is a fascinating malcolm oh my gosh my stomach is like so upset and like thinking

00:34:28.860 about anything makes me want to vomit and yet this is also the same person who just hours ago was

00:34:34.860 eating hummus out of a tin with a spoon she's pregnant by the way for people who don't know

00:34:42.160 that's deeply wrong with this process something deeply wrong i'm so sorry i know you're working

00:34:48.140 so hard to make babies well i always used to joke that you know the pita would just existed as a

00:34:53.540 conveyor of hummus but i'm like wait no a spoon can also exist as a conveyor of hummus we can just cut

00:34:59.020 out the middleman to be more efficient have you thought about making your own hummus yet

00:35:03.800 i have made me a hummus it's ideal to make it with tahini and we i don't think actually you might

00:35:09.860 have some tahini so i can do that yeah our when we've made our own hummus it's really good

00:35:14.680 oh wow okay yeah well i wouldn't mind having some your salsas are really good

00:35:20.320 you make a delicious salsa she took she roasts everything it's way better than like the best

00:35:26.420 mexican restaurants you wouldn't even believe it so nice to me wouldn't it be cool if we could make

00:35:30.760 guac though i think the problem with guac is it's really i guess where we live at least hard to buy

00:35:36.800 an avocado and know you've got a good avocado no it's hard anywhere i'm good at making good

00:35:41.900 guacamole the problem is is getting good avocados it's avocado that's roulette and we've we tried

00:35:49.280 buying frozen avocado that one time like okay well if this is just consistently good and we all

00:35:52.980 have to do is thaw it then it should be fine no gross no it's very annoying well i will we should

00:36:01.640 we should try again with with avocados oh i love guacamole so much yeah um we'll see how much they

00:36:09.080 cost i remember them being cheaper than i expected at the store and the kids would have a lot of fun was

00:36:13.280 making it yeah yeah and it's very healthy to eat especially if the kids end up liking it

00:36:20.760 totally well and especially if we if we bought like a proper moca hit day and like

00:36:26.500 ground it up in it the kids would love i mean touristin would love a like grinding rock you know

00:36:32.620 what i mean like going for it well i mean it's probably easier just use a blender i know but

00:36:38.700 i feel like traditional guacamole is pretty freaking awesome we could just season it always wanted to

00:36:44.660 season a moca head day you know like proper you want a moca head is what she was she wanted maybe 1.00

00:36:50.400 maybe just a little bit okay but i don't think this is like an yeah so we got a blender okay fine

00:36:57.900 yeah i'm so i'm so excited for your curry tonight because i tasted the extra spiced one it was really

00:37:03.840 good okay version just wasn't that spice i i just batch froze most of it and you have three days

00:37:08.640 worth of it for the fridge so you know me like and subscribe to the channel if that is really fancy

00:37:16.660 if you don't like and subscribe to the channel well you can still i'm gonna comment and like

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Based Camp - April 03, 2025

The Replicator Program： Mobile Kill Drone Fabs Being Built by USA Military

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