Cory Endrulat and Jim Gale on Decentralize TV: Intuition, quantum computing and the battle for NATURAL INTELLIGENCE

By kevinhughes // 2024-12-23

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In a world dominated by artificial intelligence (AI), the concept of natural intelligence emerges as a crucial tool for personal and global liberation, according to a "Decentralize TV" interview featuring Cory Endrulat and Jim Gale.
The conversation focused on how human intuition and subconscious mind can play a key role in surviving and thriving in a world dominated by AI and artificial influence. The guests discussed how intuition is a result of massive, supercomputing-like processes beneath consciousness.
Endrulat and Gale explored the concept of permaculture, emphasizing the importance of creating sustainable systems that integrate with the natural environment to promote abundance and self-reliance. They argued that the foundation of natural intelligence lies in recognizing and applying the inherent wisdom within nature.
The discussion highlighted the connection between AI and natural intelligence, emphasizing that AI is rooted in natural intelligence. This perspective challenges the notion that AI is inherently separate or superior to natural intelligence.
The interview concluded with a call to action for individuals to be informed, prepared and connected to their communities, promoting voluntaryism and decentralized, community-led initiatives as a pathway to a sustainable and fulfilling future.

In a world dominated by artificial intelligence (AI) and complex systems of control, the concept of natural intelligence emerges as a beacon of hope and an essential tool for personal and global liberation. In a recent "Decentralize TV" interview with hosts Mike Adams and Todd Pitner, guests Cory Endrulat and Jim Gale examined how innate human intuition and the subconscious mind might be the key to surviving and thriving in a world dominated by artificial intelligence or AI and other forms of artificial influence. Endrulat and Gale are the authors of a new book titled "Natural Intelligence." The book explores the idea that harnessing natural intelligence is crucial for achieving true freedom and creating a sustainable, resilient society. The conversation touched upon topics such as meditation, the intelligence of spiders and philosophical implications like morphic resonance. The authors presented a compelling argument: the solutions to many of the world's problems already exist within nature, and it is humanity's responsibility to recognize and apply these natural solutions. They discussed the concept of permaculture, which involves creating sustainable systems that are integrated with the natural environment, promoting abundance and self-reliance. One of the key insights from the conversation is the emphasis on intuition. Adams highlighted the role of the human brain as a supercomputer capable of unconscious problem-solving and decision-making, often in the form of intuition. The Health Ranger argued that listening to human intuition is essential, as it is the result of massive, supercomputing-like processes happening beneath the levels of consciousness. Endrulat and Gale argued that the foundation of natural intelligence is rooted in recognizing the inherent wisdom within nature. Adams cited as an example the intricate web-building abilities of spiders, which demonstrate a high degree of natural intelligence without the need for formal education. This example illustrated the potential of harnessing natural intelligence to address complex issues.

AI is derived from natural intelligence

The conversation also delved into the role of AI and its relationship with natural intelligence. Endrulat emphasized that AI is derived from natural intelligence, and without it, AI would not exist. This perspective challenges the notion that AI is inherently separate from or superior to natural intelligence. (Related: Top scientist warns AI could surpass human intelligence in the next three years.) "Many people are going to be dependent on AI for the answers, but I would say that people have been dependent on natural intelligence far more. Or if it wasn't for natural intelligence, we would not have AI," Endrulat said. Moreover, the discussion touched on the concept of voluntaryism, which Endrulat described as the principle of voluntary association and cooperation, rather than forced compulsion or control. The researcher and content creator argued that voluntaryism, combined with practices like permaculture, can create a more resilient and just society. The guests also addressed the challenges of navigating a world with "bad faith actors." They emphasized the importance of being generous and optimistic while also safeguarding against exploitation. They suggested that individuals can take action by being informed, prepared and connected to their communities. Ultimately, the conversation underscored the importance of natural intelligence as a tool for personal and global liberation. It encourages people to look beyond the artificial constructs of society and recognize the inherent wisdom and resilience within nature. By embracing natural intelligence, individuals can find solutions to the pressing issues of the present time and create a more sustainable and fulfilling future. The conversation concluded with the guests emphasizing the role of decentralized, community-led initiatives in promoting these principles, offering hope for a future where humanity can thrive in harmony with nature. Follow FutureTech.news for more news about AI. Watch the full conversation between Cory Endrulat, Jim Gale, Todd Pitner and the Health Ranger Mike Adams on "Decentralize TV." This video is from the Health Ranger Report channel on Brighteon.com.

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AI is derived from natural intelligence

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