On this episode of Skeptico, a show about time.

It's real time. You hear me real time. Time to get...

Exactly. Something that updates in real time. You know, we've already got Epic Shelter collecting our finished intel.

I love this concept of global time versus local time.

It's like, yes, God bless Google and their blessed opinion of their LDS, you know, and that's great.

And then Open AI is Catholic, God bless them as well, you know, in the next one.

But is that what you really want? Do you really want to walk into their door and take on their dogma?

Or do you want the global what is really happening?

Exactly. You want the global. So you have to open source that as much as possible and

distribute that as much as possible. So you're going to have to pick and

choose. And that decision is going to come from humans.

Last clip you heard was from today's guest, Jordan Miller. It's quite an interesting conversation.

Now, because it does get kind of esoteric pretty fast, I asked my friend Pi 8 to about a little

bit of an on-ramp. See if you can read and understand this.

And if you can, then just let me know and I'll ask you some questions.

Absolutely. Jordan Miller is a fascinating individual with a diverse background. He envisions

a decentralized future Oracle network that can aggregate predictions and find truth,

serving as a counterpoint to the dangers of centralized control over information and prediction.

By combining blockchain technology with AI, Miller hopes to create a system that can manage attention toward truth and reality,

making predictions based on real-world data streams. Satori is an ambitious project that

seeks to revolutionize the way we think about AI, and it's definitely worth exploring further.

Wow, you kind of nailed the whole thing in one shot.

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