Using NEETs, AI, and Satirists to Achieve Your Dreams

 

NEET is an acronym for no employment, education or training. There are two types of NEETS: hustlers and displaced specialists who had their education, training and experience “audited” away.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be useful. Customer service AI can’t always help. Frequently AI goes to shit when we bring up mass formation psychosis or if we bring up a potentially dangerous person. A creative person can still use AI.

As we will see later, we can use AI to help narrow down our potential bets in the stock market. Simply ask ChatGPT about stocks we find using stock screen tools. We can use chatGPT4 to evaluate our sales copy.   

Satirists, like the ones we find on X, Gab and Reddit, can be useful too. A fun and entertaining crowd can “pump” a stock or a coin. Satirists can teach and navigate the markets for legions of curious followers.

Two of the things about the satirists is they’re hip… and usually anonymous. But they have as much contempt for the central banks and the criminal families as the grandpas that have been socially ostracized by conscientious, caring local authorities.

People listen to satirists. Yes, this is bad for legacy media. But the legacy media has carried the water for the central banks and powerful foreign interests for over one hundred years.

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