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Next Day, Dongguan.

Apr 11, 2024 · Scott Paul · 369 words

Here is the City of Dongguan. This is where my best friend expanded his business to make products for companies all over the world. He is fancy pants. A real international man of business. Jk, he is Millennial that has no idea what he is doing like the rest of us. Make stuff with him if you have the best ideas. Klugonyx.com

I have been getting lots of personal comments on my previous emails about China being a place that isn’t free. They say all that is happening is being tracked with cameras. Ok, fine..but I like that because I don’t see downside. Could the government be reading this? Probably. What if they arrest me? I go to jail for a year or so…bring it on. I accept that would be my life course, if it happens. I’m sure someone reading this could help reason with the Chinese government and tell them that I’m just a silly goose and not really dangerous.

But I am dangerous. I am hoping to give every breathing citizen of the world a free health guide in their pocket powered by ai. That might be dangerous for those wanting to control people. What if they could talk to ai about all sorts of things. People here have not experienced what many of you have with conversational generative ai. They do not have consumer chat ai that talk openly. In fact, even the USA is mostly flooded with ai that have “system prompts” that restrict discussing most subjects in a raw open manner.

What if you give ai to people in their own language who haven’t had freedom of information? I want to give an ai to everyone to have every human mind accompanied by an intelligence that has the intent to make each of them healthier and happier.

How do you think our experiment go?

Happy 4:20 almost 4/20

SP

A postcard capturing everyday life in Dongguan, China, showcasing the city's dynamic blend of tradition and modernity. The image features a bustling market street scene in the heart of Dongguan. Vendors line the sidewalks with colorful stalls selling fresh produce, traditional Chinese snacks, and handmade crafts. Shoppers, young and old, navigate the vibrant marketplace, embodying the lively community spirit. In the background, modern skyscrapers rise above the market, contrasting with the traditional activities below. The essence of Dongguan's culture and daily life is vividly portrayed, with 'A Glimpse into Dongguan Life' elegantly scripted at the bottom of the postcard, inviting the viewer into the heart of the city.

Here are comments for today on my last post. I did research and Zach isn’t making this up from what I can tell. Again…if I got to jail…it’s meant to be. I don’t have fear…that is why I write daily…to eradicate all fear, starting with me.

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