f you will. Now AI is good with languages, so it's good with human languages and it's good with every kind of computer programming language. So it's not a big surprise that when you show it DNA, it treats it like a language. Or it could. So in other words, in the same way it could arrange bits to make a computer program or it could arrange words to make sentences that you understand, apparently there's some indication that it can look at DNA and figure out how to arrange it and or modify it to get better results.

So apparently, here's how I understand it. It's possible that I don't understand this correctly because I'm trying to interpret it from material that's above my pay grade. But I think what it means is that it looks at DNA as if it were any other language, and then it can design its own sentences, which means it could rearrange DNA hypothetically. And then you could put it through some kind of CRISPR or some technology I don't understand to actually rearrange the DNA. And you could not only make new forms of medicines potentially, but you could also make new life forms. So we are right on the verge of being able to design and actually implement, actually implement using technology to actually arrange the DNA and create a new life form. So that's right around the corner. And you thought that flamethrower robot dogs were interesting. Ah, wait until we make a giant. Wouldn't it be cool to have giants? You know, like we just start creating military giants. Well, we got one who's 100 feet tall.

Well, Project Veritas has an undercover video of a UN worker, a manager, telling the person on the undercover video that the only way the UN can make some serious money is if there's a war. So they like wars, and they like Nikki Haley because they can make more money from th