MES Livestream 142: Amaterasu Solar discusses obsoleting money by @mestruth on 3Speak
Amaterasu Solar joins the show again, this time to discuss the concept of obsoleting money, which could be a possibility if/when free energy technology is made public and widespread. Timestamps (vi...
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Okay, start recording. Okay, yeah, so we're live, anyone in the chat, I'm going to click on, can y 'all, your, okay, there's a rotary matrix in the chat. You want, yes, do we have a special guest, a matur-sular solar. Can you pronounce that? How do you pronounce that? How do you say? Amateratsu. Amateratsu, Salar. Okay, yeah, she's got a nice name. You got the last name right. Most people pronounce it solar. Oh, yeah, no, because I've heard you say solar before, I'm like, it just sounds nice. And then, I'm Matarasu, it's like Japanese or something. It's Japanese, yes, so Amaterasu is the solar goddess. Oh, wow, okay, so it's Japanese, is there any chance of your Satoshi? No. That's probably the first time you were asked us. Yep, no one has asked me that prior to that. Just now. Okay, I'm just going to increase my desk. So I have a standing desk, and I'm going to be standing slowly. All right, yeah, so it's great to have you on the show, and then I'll send this to everyone in the chat. Here's the chat. There's the word you matrix is something, and then there's the link to the notes and so on. And yeah, I'll keep this open, just in case we do some searches and so on. Yeah, and also, if you ever hear me speaking, but it seems like I'm speaking about something that's the, you can't see on the screen, just tell me, show your screen. So I had to click this button here, just because I have a bunch of buttons to press and click. So yeah, this is what I mean. So I have the telegram opened and so on, and I'm going to, yeah, so I'll just do a quick intro, and then you can. Yeah, talk, okay, there's Chris Schacht in the email as well, I mean, in the live chat. I'll put this here as well, so you can see what I'm seeing. So here is some people talking, yeah, so it's going to hear the guest, okay. And yeah, so let me know if there's any audio, and yeah, Chris, I got your email, yeah, so I made DVDs for him of my live streams. I'll, I'll make the rest, though, when I have some time next week. Right, epic stuff. And, yeah, okay, so, yeah, we have a few people in there. oh, I was going to open this up, and I'll still later, I'm just going to close some stuff, too many distractions. Okay, yeah, I'll open these up as we go through, and also there's the free thought project, that's pretty interesting, yeah. All right, so, yeah, so, yeah, so MNsLaststream 142, a matter, a matter of Sue Solar, did I say that again? Amatrasso. Amatrasso, okay, you got to literally, like, roll your tongue, or like, do the... Amaterasu Solar, okay. Yeah. So, Amaterasu Solar discusses obsulating money. So Ammetterasu Solar joins the show again, this time to discuss the concept of obsolating money, which could be a possibility if, slash, when free energy technology is made public and widespread. Yeah, that's a lot of people don't realize what free energy is, like, made public. Everything, everything changes. Like, it's like, people don't really grasp what that means. It's kind of like... They don't, and that's why I'm here to explain why free energy obsolete money. Mm-hmm, that's great. And let me know when I can go at it. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, for sure, for sure, for sure. I was going to say some random notes here, 9-11 Spooks, Norman and Ryan Wilden. And also, Linux, Linux is pronounced Linux. I just wanted to make a note, she made this thumbnail, not me, so it's amazing. It's much, yeah, you can tell that it's made with a lot of care. That's pretty nice. What software do you use to make this by any chance? Well, I was using Photoshop, but my Photoshop disintegrated, so I moved to Photo Key. on the web. It opens my Photoshop files, does all my Photoshop functions. I'm happy with it. I love it, and I recommend it to anybody that wants to use Photoshop but doesn't have Photoshop. PhotoP. Yes, P-H-O-T-O-P-E -A. A photo P, okay, photo P. There you go, that's the place. And it's online, you don't need to use, you don't have to download, or do you have to download, start using, no, you don't have to download a thing, there it is. Oh, wait, that's pretty cool. It may give you some issues because you've got to add block, but. Okay, yeah, but I think what I'll do is, I think I may try to replicate this, but better, is I don't like, I have ads on my side, but I don't like, forced people to have ad block i just make it anyone can close ads if they don't want to um because ah so that's that's nice yes what i'll do is um i'm gonna actually copy this and then i'll use you as the uh tester the guinea pig you can just use it and okay yeah i will i will certainly be willing to mess with it and see if it works yeah and uh well adequately yeah and mainly because like um Any change you want, all update. Like, these ones, if you want to make a change, they're not going to answer you. Like, it's just very, very... Right, right. They're too big to care, unless it's, like, a big name, messing of them. But yeah, so I will keep this in my random notes. I have an AI coding. I'll just quickly. I'll do it separately here. I have a... I'll just show you what I'm doing. I have a random tab. I have, like, some private groups. I have AI coding. So, I'll make that. Yeah, okay, I just want to show you one quick thing, and then we'll let you have the mic, and you can take over the game. So, this is what I mean by the coding. I literally made these yesterday, yeah, a ton of these stuff yesterday. Let's go to the calculators or simulators. I made some simulators, including, well, there's a mic or some more related to the mainstream one. I'll be modifying it and so on. But here's the photoelectric effect set up here. So I somehow made this. Oh, cool. Yeah, and you can adjust the frequency and you can see how much stuff launches out. And then another simulator was this right here. Like, I made a 3D fluid simulator. So you can have, like, fluids, and here's an example, smoke rings, two rings colliding. And then it literally, does this make it full screen? I'm going to adjust it, yeah. So I'm going to, yeah, so you can, let's it again, play. What's going on here? Anyways, two smoke rings. How do I reset it? they'll restart, okay, there it is, yeah. You can see the two smokes rings and then, and this is some pretty advanced calculations going on there. Anyways, I'm just going to quickly screenshot this, and then I'll give it to you the mic, put in my AI coding bug fixing issue. All right, so that's for, yeah. All righty, so we are back in here, I'm going to give you the setup here. So, yeah, so. A matter of so large, she was actually, yeah, your father was, worked with the flying saucer Thomas Townsend Brown, and then two years ago, almost to the day, we had a live stream. Yep, yeah, October 5th, is October 5th. Yeah, very close to two years to the day. Yeah, and then, yeah, so that was actually quite amazing there. So your father actually worked with him. Can you describe that a bit before we get to the money? Well, he worked with T Townsend Brown, and they were doing electrogravidics. They were studying electrogravetics. Tom, this Townsend Brown discovered it. And my dad would come home all excited about his work. Every night he came home early enough to talk about it, because he did stay late a lot, but when he would come home, he'd be just... you know, dancing with joy, you know, and talking about how, you know, they were getting the gravity control, which, you know, is like something that they don't let us know they can do these days, but they can control gravity and create a separate gravity field around things. And also, they were drawing energy from the ether. And he would say, and this is, you know, he'd say, the future I would see when I grew up was cities would float, cars would fly, and we would have all the energy we could use. And I was so excited about the world I was going to grow up in. And then it was the night, and you can see, he said, and I quote, He came home, and he said that he could not talk about his work anymore. And, you know, I was like, but why? It's so exciting. You know, why would they want you to shut up about such exciting work? And he said, and I quote, they want it secret for now. And he promised me that it was only for a little while. As the years have gone by and it hasn't shown up, it became clear to me, you know, having gone into banking and learning about the money system and economics and all of that, I grasped why they are not releasing free energy. And it's because it will obsolete money. Yeah, I'm totally agree with Dina. What I want to do is explain how this would work. Okay, first of all, we have to understand, or I don't like that word, we have to grasp that the foundational function of money, the thing that got it started in the first place, was to ensure in a scarcity environment. that everyone was adding their fair share of energy. They didn't want people that didn't do anything, but took. Okay? And, you know, that wasn't a problem. They didn't need money when the societies were small enough that everybody knew everybody and knew how much they were adding, but eventually they got big enough that you didn't know everybody. then there were problems that were arising because people were just taking things and not doing anything. And so they started the practice of accounting for the energy people were adding into the system. That's the foundational function of all money, and I don't care whether we're talking trade barter items. I don't care whether we're talking shells or beads or sticks, notched and split. They use that at one point, or metals or paper or electronic bits or anything else you might come up with to account for the energy we're adding. So now you see that that is the function of money, and then you can grasp that the cost of everything is energy. The resources sit here freely, but it takes energy to put them into useful configuration, right? Also, before, which document should I show while you're discussing this? I can, because I have all these in it, you can see the screen. Well, I think that the obsolete money covers. what I'm saying pretty much. Yeah, I'll open this one up here, so this one. Yeah. Okay. Yeah, so this is the document here. Okay. Yeah, and, yeah, so that's how it all started, actually, yeah, so basically, because of, yeah, your father telling it's classified, and did he tell you that's uploading money, or, like, that's the issue, or did you just come up with that? Oh, no, no, no, he did, I... can pretty much guarantee he did not grasp that that's what it did, because he said it was only for a little while that they were keeping it secret. And it was years later with my experience with money and the whole nine yards and, you know, I mean, for the longest time, I kept asking, why do we use money? And, you know, it always started with trade and barter, which are money in one form. you know, it's accounting for the energy. But it didn't answer why. And then I read entropy by, oh, what was his name? My mind is blanking out. I suppose I could find out who wrote entropy. I'll find that here, entropy money. Oh, okay. Entropy. The book Entropy. Money and Entropy, nobody wants to know. Is Jamie McIntosh? No, no, no. The book is called entropy. Not even, yeah. There you go. Run that. Entropy by Thomas Pinchin. No, that's not the right one. I'll do a site search. So, search engines, so I made this. Jeremy Ripkin, I saw it, I saw it there. Okay, okay, yeah, I read, I read his book entropy. There it is, and Ted Howard. Yeah, yeah, but it has Jeremy Ripkin in big letters on the book, anyway. So, I read that, and what it said in there was, was that all money was, stored energy credits. And when I read that, stored energy credits, it suddenly clicked. I went, that's what we're doing. We're accounting for. Oh, did you cut off? And that's why we're using money. So then I had that answer, and I proceeded to put together the fact that free energy makes accounting for energy pretty silly. Yeah. You know, why would we account for energy if it's free? Mm-hmm. Yeah, and there's the big Jamie Rifkin, and it says with Ted Howard and smaller letters. Yeah, well, that's the book that I read was, had read, uh, text and red and black text on the... Okay, yeah, you probably had an original one of the older ones. Yeah, but at any rate, it doesn't matter. The point is that that book was what brought me to the awareness that its energy we're accounting for, and we don't need to account for energy if we have free energy. And so it is pretty obvious to me why the people at the top who know that free energy would make their only tool to power money, pointless. And they would lose their ability to buy the things and the people to their agendas. Yeah. And that's, you know, then it made all made sense why. Dad's work never came out in all these decades. Yeah, for sure. I just want to make a note, Drew Truscott is in the chat. He says, yeah, he made it. And also, I think your friend, Alethea 333, she's on Odyssey, but I think there's an issue with my Odyssey. I didn't change the connector key thingy, so Odyssey's not working off. But she said she'll be watching through probably Rumble, but she should be commenting on Odyssey. It's a he. Oh, he, yeah, yeah, his name is Stefan, but his cattle name is Olithia 333, because Olythia is the truth goddess. Okay, okay, okay, yeah, so there's, there's, uh, Lithia, uh, well, what was his name again? What was it name again? I just, uh... Stefan, okay, yeah, my brother's name, uh, Stefan, too. Okay, but he spells it, Stefan, with an accent mark and stuff. Oh, well, I... I should add up to my name. It's like, Matthew, but he had to, like, roll your, roll to eat. Oh, it's Stefan, okay, there it is, Stefan. Okay, yeah, it's spelled Steffane. Okay, epic name. Because he's from Canada, it's Quebecwa. Oh, I'm on the West Coast, he's on the East Coast. I'm in, yeah, he's with us. with me yeah oh, you're also in Quebec? No, no, no, no, I'm out on Long Island. Yeah, yeah, you're like next to 9-11. I'm just saying we're in the same time zone. Okay, that's cool, yes, you're right next to Long Island. During 9-11, were you there, I think you mentioned one time, you were- No, no, no, I was not here at 9 -11, I was out in Las Vegas. Okay. And a friend of mine was visiting who came from Long Island. to visit on 9-11. You know, we didn't know it was going to happen, obviously. But, oh, 29 Palms, okay. He just corrected me. It was 29 Palms that we were at. That's right. I was working for a company that was contracted to the Marine Corps. And I was, uh, art director. and graphic designer and I even did some animation and you know stuff like that for we were doing courses for the the Marines okay so But aim rate. Yeah, yeah, question with the Marines, yeah, that's interesting, I guess, yeah, can you elaborate a bit more on that, or should we do it for later? I just want to ask questions about that. Well, I don't know what more there is to say. Okay, okay, yeah. You know, how to, how to, uh, open this, how to start that, you know, I mean, nothing, nothing major. Oh, yeah, yeah, so. Yeah, so basically the question is, yeah, so what was your background as in economics, or what was your, like... Well, my background was more in art, but I did spend almost, well, almost 15 years in banking, because, you know, in this moneyed world, I needed something to pay the bills with. and, you know, some energy accounting tokens. And I wound up in banking because my then-boyfriend's mother suggested that I become a teller. And so I applied and was hired as a teller, and then it went on up. You know, I went into the headquarters office of a bank there in Los Angeles. One of the major banks back then, it's gone now, but... Okay. You know. It's fascinating, yeah. And I just want to make another note. So, sorry to Stefan, but I realized, I used the... I kept the old key on my... I was just sure this as well, I click in here. So what I ended up happening is I used the wrong stream key. But, no, I didn't update it, so it's still using the math QA. So on Odyssey. on MES Math QA 72, it says, what is the ground raw and how to find it in your house? That's live. We're live on that. So you can see the screen, and we're live here to start. Yeah, so we're literally in the wrong. So if you want to watch an Odyssey, you can watch it on the Math QA livestream. Oh, dear. Yeah, that's just interesting, yeah, so that's all that, yeah. But anyways, when I finish it, I'll post the correct video in X, Y, Z. So, yeah, that's fascinating stuff there. Yeah, so let's continue further with your story there. I do want to, yeah, so, yeah, if there's a way we can break it down, because you've written extensively, so basically, yeah, energy is just... the amount of, I mean, money is just like, yeah, you're accounting for energy. And reading on this wiki on this entropy book, it says the authors also argue that the society's wasting resources are exploiting the third world, now called developing nations, the wasting resources are parallel to wasting energy in the laws of thermodynamics. So, yeah, it's pretty much telling you. Well, yeah, and when you stop and think about it, good old Edward Bernay. up the idea of planned obsolescence. And so you wind up with all kinds of nasty things being done for profit. And, you know, monetary profit, obviously. a whole lot of waste on our planet, about 90% of the waste, maybe even more, maybe 99% would vanish if we didn't have money, profit as motive to make crap. Because crap breaks down and we can sell more and get more money. Oh, geez, you know? and wiki says once regarded as a conspiracy theory, like, now it's not a conspiracy theory. Yes, yes, no, it certainly was not a conspiracy theory, and it's being very much pushed out there, you know, and I've watched over the years, you know, I'm an old lady, I've seen a lot, and, you know, back when I was a child, there were, There were many things, like, my favorite example is hair ties. You know, the rubbery things that are coated with, you know, a material so that the rubber doesn't stick. Yeah. You know those things. Yeah, the hair tie, it's like, as well, I don't have any hair, but, uh, yeah, no. Yeah, you know, the rubbery things. Anyway, when I used to get those. They would work beautifully, perfectly, until I lost them, you know, which did eventually happen with most of them. And then one day, one year, whenever, you know, I bought some more because I'd managed to lose virtually all of them. And I put one in my hair, and it worked okay. used it again, and it had stretched a little bit. And I went, that's weird. And eventually it got to the point where it wasn't stretching it, but it was big. It was like five times as big around as it started as, and it was trash. And I went, you know, at first I didn't grasp what was going on, but then I grasped if you make hair ties that crump out. You sell more hair ties. Yeah, yeah, it's... I hate planned-off lessons. Yeah, and it's quite ridiculous, yeah, because, like, when Wikipedia just blatantly just tells you what's going on, like, it says, here's this Bosch, and this is a big, billion-dollar company, they have this blender, and they have a plastic latch that's... indicated by a mattress run right here, it's designed to break after a certain number of deformations, making me difficult to use a blender. So it's like, the little thing that's to make it break. Oh, yeah, you know, it's all over the place. I had, you know, headsets that, you know, I had one headset that was designed so that everything was nice and firm, except this one spot where it... kind of made this weird angle, and eventually the head piece, you know, the earpiece broke off. Wow. And it's like, there was no reason for that other than to make it break. Yeah, yeah, it's the name of the game. This is actually quite ridiculous. This stuff. I'm going to have the... I ponder the latest…