Chitosan From Crab Shells, GCM Brewing, IMO Bath Smell Test
Drake works through a video from Dr. Kil Young Kim on gelatinase and chitinase, enzymes that dissolve chitin (crab shells, shrimp shells, fungal cell walls) and gelatin. He compares it to Master Cho's older chitosan recipe: roast crab or shrimp shells the same way you roast eggshells, then dilute 1:1000 in water. He also breaks down how Kil Young's GCM product is brewed: culture concentrated microbes three days at 30°C with air, add sugar and fertilizer, culture three more days, dilute two to three times before spraying. He calls this biocontrol, versus Korean natural farming's biostimulation.
Gelatinase and chitinase also come up as a way to break down nematode egg masses and soft-shelled insects in the field.
Drake talks himself into building an IMO bath at home. He covers temperature (around 120°F, get in, then turn the pile), and the smell test: a healthy IMO bath smells like baked bread or a fungal forest floor, never like asphalt or something sour. He raises hygiene concerns about sharing a bath with others and says he wants his own personal setup.
He closes with a video from a Korean chicken farm run by Mr. Cho: 800 birds, a 75% lay rate (about 600 eggs, or 50 dozen, a day), rats and chickens bathing in a jadam trough, and a farm that stays free of avian influenza because of Korean natural farming practices.
Questions answered
- 12:22 What did Dr. Kil Young Kim's GCM lecture cover? — Brewing GCM and how the chitinase enzyme dissolves chitin, found in fungal cell walls, crab and shrimp shells, and fingernails.
- 14:29 Can you train your own IMO instead of buying chitinase products? — Yes, Drake says you can grow your own gelatinase and chitinase microbe groups and avoid buying commercial products.
- 15:55 What is Master Cho's chitosan recipe from crab or shrimp shells? — Roast the shells like eggshells until the smell and color change, then dilute 1:1000 with water and use.
- 20:04 Is GCM biocontrol or biostimulation? — Drake says GCM is biocontrol, killing pathogens, while Korean natural farming is biostimulation and biofertilization.
- 21:26 Does gelatinase or chitinase help with nematodes or soft-shelled pests? — Yes, the enzymes break down chitin and gelatin in nematode egg masses and soft-shelled insects.
- 22:09 How is Kil Young Kim's GCM brewed, and what does it cost? — Culture concentrated microbes three days at 30°C with air, add sugar and fertilizer, culture three more days, dilute before spraying, about $200 a batch.
- 27:25 Should Master Cho's methods be updated to match newer KNF practices? — Drake says it's really about sticking to the basics, not chasing an updated version.
- 49:13 Did an IMO bath help with a respiratory condition? — A commenter said it did, and Drake says that's the kind of result he's looking for.
- 50:00 What should a healthy IMO bath smell like? — Baked bread or a fungal forest floor, never asphalt or a sour, nitrogenous smell.
- 50:46 Is it hygienic to share an IMO bath with other people? — Drake says it grosses him out and he'd rather have his own personal IMO bath.
- 54:51 Why don't KNF chicken farms get avian influenza? — Korean natural farming microbes mean the birds aren't breathing ammonia-heavy air, so the farm stays free of avian influenza.
- 56:26 How many eggs does an 800-bird KNF chicken farm produce? — At a 75% lay rate that's about 600 eggs, or 50 dozen, a day.
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In this episode
- 0:00 Welcome & I Ching: Dissolution
- 6:40 Chat Roll Call & Community Greetings
- 11:44 Monthly Meeting Recap & KNF Reproduction
- 12:22 Kil Young Kim's Gelatinase/Chitinase Lecture
- 15:55 Master Cho's Chitosan Recipe From Shells
- 18:10 Korea Field Trip: Touring the GCM Brewery
- 20:04 Biocontrol vs. Biostimulation
- 21:26 Gelatinase Against Nematodes and Soft Pests
- 22:09 How GCM Brew Is Made: Six-Day Process
- 27:25 Are Master Cho's Methods Outdated?
- 29:25 Off-Topic: Blockchain Reality Video
- 36:42 IMO Bath: Getting the Temperature Right
- 44:13 Master Cho's Claim: IMO Sauna Cures Anything
- 49:13 Smell Test for a Healthy IMO Bath
- 50:46 Personal Hygiene and Shared Baths
- 53:46 Video: Korea Chicken Farm Visit
- 56:26 800 Chickens, 75% Lay Rate: The Egg Math
Transcript
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2:02 Pretty incredible. It just keeps going. Time just keeps moving. Time. It's like, no, it just keeps going. Keeps going. Which is good. This year, you know, winter's coming. Shorter days are almost here. And it's almost a fall, I guess. It would be fall 21st. I don't know. Equinox. Isn't it? Is it the Equinox today? I don't know. Is it? Let me check. But, um, got some good folks here. Cool. Good to see you. It's awesome. Uh, looks like it's the Equinox tomorrow. Actually, according to the internet. And or. Do we even know things anymore? Or do we do? Do we just look them up in real time?
2:46 And facts change on the, on the. Yeah. Yeah. So tomorrow. Happy Equinox tomorrow. Almost an equal night today. Um. Which I always like the Dayquinox. I don't know. When the days are longer. I don't know what you call it. I don't think it's a not. Uh, yeah. No. Uh. Equi-day. Anyway. Equifax, bro. How's your credit score, huh? Um. Yeah. All right. Well, so before we get too far into anything Korean. Natural Farming. We got an hour. Can ask any questions. Korean Natural Farming related. Or any questions in general. I don't mind. Um. Yay. Hello. Um. And, uh. We'll get through that.
3:31 And if not. Or at the end of that. We'll go through and we'll watch some videos with Master Cho. Finishing up livestock. Which is fun. Um. I say finishing up. We still got a whole nother episode. So. We'll see. But today. Bit of higher wisdom. Is dispersion. Or dissolution. So disperse hard attitudes. With gentleness. The hexagon one. Comes to indicate there is rigidity. And harshness present. Either in yourself. Or in others. And that they should be dissolved now. For the benefit of all.
4:16 Whenever we fall into a negative state. Such as judgment. Anger. Fear. Anxiety. Or a desire. Our attitude becomes structured. And inflexible. As long as we remain in this condition. We cannot receive the assistance. Of the higher power. Therefore. If we wish to return. For a return of good fortune now. We must take steps. To dissolve the hardness. The image of Juan. Is that of a warm wind. Warm spring wind. Steadily dissolving winter ice.
5:04 This is meant to teach us that. Through perseverance. And gentleness. Rather than aggressiveness. We can overcome. What is hard. The I Ching. Councils the use. Of religious forces. Now. Employ music. Prayer. Meditation. A common project. Or some other form. Of secret concentration. Or ceremony. To release the pent up energy. In yourself. And others. Allow harsh and unforgiving feelings. To be carried away. By the song of a flute. The reverberation. Of a drum.
5:50 Or the sound of the wind. Through the trees. In your mind's eye. See where the flow. Of positive energy. Is blocked. And then imagine. This place. As an ice flow. Breaking up. A thawing river. Until the inflexibility. Is removed. There can be no unity. Either with your own spirit. With others. Or with the sage. Remember. That inferior emotions are hard. For the attitude of the superior person. Acceptance. Detachment.
6:35 Modesty. Innocence. Equanimity. Have a quality of softness to them. By returning to this now. You ensure your own good fortune. So yeah. Yeah. Well. We got a lot of good folks here. And dissolving the. Hardness. Harshness. Accepting things as they are. Yeah. Great. A lot of good folks. You know. Printer Bear. What's up. Yeah. Michigan in the house. Yo. We got Christoph. Coming from Belgium. Agro Sintrop. Yeah.
7:21 Mark. Mark was here first. Bro. Mark. How you doing bud? Yeah. Good use. Use a hangout sesh bro. Sit around with old Gandalf maybe. Yeah. It was just. You know. The bridge that I built. Uh. Was it. Five years ago or whatever. I never. As a part of the session. Sections I never painted. And. It needs a rebuild. So. I was thinking. I'm like. I can do it myself. But. You know. Having bridging around to help build bridges. Man. Uh. Anyway. So. I don't know where you're at these days. But. Um. Yeah. Much love and peace to all. Um. B. Hendrix. What's up? Uh. Big Wes. Canada is 25 Celsius. Which.
8:03 Sunny and beautiful. Well. It sounds about right. I don't know what 25 Celsius is. But. Good. Uh. Good stuff. All one same. Hey. How's you? Um. Dayquinox. It's enjoyable. Yes. Um. So. Cool. Um. Yeah. Beautiful. Yeah. No. The. Yeah. Focusing on Yiching. Brings me back to like. Yeah. The beautiful bits of it. Um. So. What's up bro? It's almost afternoon. Oh my gosh. Brazil. Brazil in the house. For real. I just. Uh. I just ate at a. Brazil. Food truck. Food pop-up stand. On Friday.
8:48 At a. They called it a kiss. I don't know what it was. It was like a little coconut thing. It was pretty delicious. It was five bucks for like. Something that that was like. This big. It was like. One bite. It was pretty awesome. But. I don't. I don't remember the Portuguese word. Sometimes when. Like. I. I just. If things are in a foreign language. I just like. Right by me. You know. I still have reference to store those things. But. I. Uh. They invited me to do some capoeira. You know. Uh. Dance fight with them. What's up? Um. That. That sounds actually pretty fun. I might do that. Um. Um.
9:25 Yeah. Yeah bro. Yeah. Early November. Late October. Bro. You can come by. Put you up. It. Uh. Yeah. I got a car. Everything. It should be fun. Um. Yeah. Yeah. Um. Yeah. It's choke food right now too. Bro. So much breadfruit going off. And. Um. Bro. I got pork for days. Um. And chickens. And eggs. I got so many eggs. I can't even eat them all. Um. And. You know. Things have been good bro. So. Um. Yeah. What's up Marcus? Got good folks here. So. I don't know. Um. Intended banana trees were burned by the winter frost. Oh my gosh.
10:11 Wow. I didn't realize it got winter down in Brazil. But. I guess maybe it does. Um. Mm hmm. Um. I am having a great Sunday. So. Um. Yeah. Capuato. Um. Okay. So. Uh. I did. Just this week. Um. I don't know if you may have seen it. You may have seen it. I did. Uh. We had a weekly meeting. Or not a weekly meeting. We had a monthly meeting. Last. Last week. And so I was talking with the members. And we were talking about stuff. And we were talking about KNF reproduction. And so. Let me pull that up here. So if you were not a member. Or not a member. Um. Some. Some new folks joined in.
10:52 I don't know if you got the email to become a member right then. But. Now that you are a member. You can definitely watch the. Um. The. Playbacks. And. Uh. We'll do this. Do that. And then. Um. Jump over here. Hey. Hey. Hey. Western Australia. What's up Cecily? So. Uh. Monthly meeting. Um. There. There's the chat. The chat. Which has been great. And I put the new. Um. Gelatinese. Check. Check. Make. Uh. Micro video up there. We've been chatting with each other. So. If you are a member. Jump in the chat. Um. This is the. The general. It's just like discord. But. Not. Uh.
11:33 With a good privacy policy. Meaning that. The foundation. Isn't going to sell your data to anyone. And. Uh. Definitely no third parties. Um. So. Um. And then. Um. But. Monthly meeting happened. Was on. Yeah. Let's go see the monthly meetings. Is it up already? I don't know. Susanna put it up already. No. Uh. There's only July. But. Um. It will be up. Oh no. Okay. It was September. It would have been September. So. We don't have the past meeting up yet. Um. But. I. Through the meeting. I was meeting up with folks. And. We were. Got talked. Talked about chitin.
12:08 Because we were talking about KNF reproduction. Which is. Um. Kind of water soluble calcium. Um. And. We started talking about that. And so. I uploaded the gelatinase. Chitinase microbes. Uh. Video. Which I realized. You know. Um. This guy right here. Dr. Kil Young Kim. Um. Look at that nice guy. Look at that pose bro. That is like a. That should be the thumbnail right there. Um. But. I. Watched. You know. He. He came to the big island. Uh. What is this? Two. 2018. 19. 2018. 2018 or 19. I don't know. One of those years. 19 maybe. And. Um. Dr. Park here. Brought him in. Because Dr. Park.
12:48 Is all about. Making agriculture better. Because he's a pediatrician. And he's seen how. Kids are dying. And he's like. I think it's the agriculture. And I think he's right. And so. He brought. Kill Young. To the big island. And this is down at Hawaiian Sanctuary. And he gave a. What is this? 50 minute lecture. He talked. Talked all about. Um. GCM. Brewing it. Uh. Doing the things. Uh. What else? Yeah. Cell wall of several fungus. Is composed of chitin. Right. So. He was. Training. You know. Chitin. We. We know it as like. Crab shells. Shrimp shells. Your fingernails.
13:33 Are primarily chitin. He was talking about chitin. Uh. And. Then. You know. If you spray the chitinase. Which is an enzyme. To help dissolve chitin. On the plants. Anything made of chitin. Will start to dissolve. Um. And. Anything made of gelatin. Uh. Will start to dissolve. And so. Um. Ratio of indigenous. Microorganisms. Sprayed. Oh. He's talking about. How many. Um. He. He. He was kind of. Talking shit about. Uh. IMOs here. Actually. Which is kind of funny. Because he's saying. Oh. You're only spraying out. This many cells. Versus how much you spray. What is the. Probability of inoculated.
14:17 Bacteria to survive in the soil. Well. Good jokes on him. Because you're only spraying out. The leaders. And you don't need them. All to be. Indigenous microbes. You just need. All those. Um. All those to be out there. That you just need. Good leadership. And so. I think he misunderstands. Korean natural farming. Or indigenous microbes. But. Um. That's always fun to go through. Um. How many cells per liter are there. In a commercial product. And then how many are there. In indigenous. Um. You know. It's always funny when someone. Tries to doubt. And then. Look how many products there are.
14:52 If you could just make IMO. Or you can make. You can train your IMO actually. I have the gelatinase. Chikinase. Make groups. In them. You can avoid buying all this stuff. Train jiu jitsu. Maybe. Maybe. I like the. The. The. The cerdo. Very tall floor. Tire. Jump. Jump up and down. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. What a minute. I'm gonna give it a try. I. Um. Yeah. Yeah. Shout out to. Our Brazilian friends. Um. So anyway. Um. Let's see. I'm just reading some chat here. Okay. And also. So. So is a very.
15:38 Uh. High altitude. High altitude. Okay. Thousand meters above sea level. Jeez man. Wow. Okay. So it freezes where he's at. Okay. Um. Um. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So. So anyway. Um. Yeah. Um. Crab shell acetate. As with eggshells. Well. So. So in. In master chose old book. Um. Just so you know. Um. I'll just drop this here. Let's see. Is this old book up? No. But I can pull it up. By going like this. And doing this. He does talk about. Chitinase. As one of the solutions. This isn't one of the nine core solutions. But this is one of his solutions.
16:24 Uh. He's talking about the calcium here. So this is the solution we went over this past month here. How to use it. And then he does. But he does talk about chitosan. Right. And he says he makes it from crab shell or shrimp shell. With vinegar. And um. So he does talk about chitosan. As a. Different recipe. Than the calcium. So not the eggshells. But. He says it's the same method as that of the calcium. And you just roast the um. Shrimp shells. Crab shells. Um. It takes more time to roast the crab shells. Than the roasting eggshells. And it emits a pungent scent. So probably do this outdoors.
17:09 Um. Um. When the process. Process is gone. The smell is gone. Because you cooked out all the organic matter. You don't want to burn it. Again. You just want to toast it. And the color becomes brighter. As. Um. Than the original. As the eggshell does. Um. So. How to dilute with water. One to one thousand. Mix. And use. And so he makes. Uh. Kaido-san. Master Cho does. In addition to. Um. You know. Kill Young Kim here. Making. Um. Making his solution. So. Um. So anyway. If you watch this video. Um. It looks like 600 people have watched it in five days. Which is like. You know. It's about what.
17:51 80 people. A day. That's pretty good. Um. Toast it with the air fryer. Awesome. Yeah. Air fryer. Makes it. As long as you're outside. Um. Yeah. Don't make it into crab shell. Biochar. It's too burnt. Yes. Don't do that. Um. Um. I don't know. But. Who. Who in the chat here. Has listened to this. Uh. This here. Already. Um. Who. Who. Who gave. Uh. Kill Young a listen so far. Um. Because. I. I. Listened to this lecture. You know. Live. Years ago. And I just put it up. Without uploading it. And I do have good news. That part two. Is uploaded. So part two. Will be out. Of his lecture. And then.
18:36 Also. Um. We had a field trip. I. I went to Korea. And we got to go see the GCM stuff. And. It's. It's funny. Because looking back on it now. I look. I look back on it now. And I realized that most of that trip. Was just like. A wooing. They. They took us to like. Go sightsee. Like. We checked out bridges. And like. You know. They got us like. Drunk and stuff. And like. Took us out to restaurants. And ate really good food. But. How much farming. Do we actually see? How much farming. Do we do? Not that much. Not that much. We saw a huge giant brewer. Where they were doing like. You know. Like.
19:10 10,000 gallons. More around. Like. Like. 100,000 gallons. Of this stuff. That they would brew. And then distribute to farmers. Um. And we saw that kind of stuff. But. Largely. I realized. They were courting us. There was like. A. A commercial fertilizer salesman. Along with us. Along with Kill Young. Who was trying to sell us. Um. You know. We went to the place. Their. Their scientific lab. Where they were like. Patenting this stuff. And selling like. You know. Like. It's funny. Because he's like. Don't buy. Don't buy all this stuff. But then he's like. Selling us. One of these things. And.
19:47 And they were selling fertilizer. And selling us. Because you can't just make this. Um. Well. I guess you can make it. Indigenously. But they were using like. A bunch of fertilizer. Along with this. To spray it. And like. I realized like. This. You know. It's. What they're doing is. Biocontrol. Right. Versus what Korean natural farming. Is doing. Is biostimulation. Bio. Bio. Fertilization. Bio. Advancement. And. In. Killian's. Position. They're doing. Biocontrol. Killing things. Um. And I was like. Oh. So. It's kind of funny. I was looking back on the field. Like. During the field trip.
20:26 I was like. I was there. I was just like. I enjoy going to Korea. You know. It's just. It's great. I love the food. I love the people. I love the culture. I love. Just. You know. I've had so many good memories of Korea. Usually the people we go with. They're really good too. Um. And. But I realized. It was like a sales pitch. They were trying to like. Lock us into a system. And get us to buy stuff. And they were like. Wooing us. Um. And. Only later. Did I realize that. Like looking at the footage. At the time. I was just like. Pretty. Um. You know. I was just trying to glean.
20:58 As much as I could. And compare it to what. I wanted to. Um. But yeah. Skins of war. Skins of warms. An egg. You know. It's a good Korean presentation. When it says warms. But the skin of. Are composed of. Proteins. So. The idea is that. The proteinase. The gelatinase. Will. Will break down. Like nematodes. And things. So if you have nematodes. And you use this. Um. This gelatin. You know. This. You. You. Breathe the gelatinase. And it'll break down. Like nematodes. And or like. Soft-shelled insects. And things like that. Um. So. Egg masses. And so basically. You're putting a bunch of.
21:44 One. Enzyme. Out there. To like. Break it all down. And um. It's all. You know. Brewed. And with a heater. And the heating method. I think he gets into. The preparation. Like. Is it. Yeah. No. Here. Here's. Here's how he's growing it. In an open environment. Right. So he's adding in. His. These packages. Which are. Um. Uh. Specialized. Microbes. That he'll sell you. Plus fertilizers. Plus. Um. Yeah. These. These. You add a bunch of sugar to it. And then you put a heater. And a pump. An air pump. To pump it around. And a heater. And it says. You know. You add the micronutrients.
22:28 In the thousand liters of water. You culture it for three days. With air supply. At 30 degrees celsius. Then. Concentrated microbes. Micro. Microbial nutrients. And fertilizer. And sugar. Are added. So you brew the microbes. For three days. Then you add sugar. And everything into there. And then you cultivate. Cultivate it. Three more days. So this takes six days. To brew. After. The culture. With water. Two to three times. You dilute it. Then you spray it. To the plants. So. It is this. Heated system. That's. You know. Fairly high energy. To run. To brew. Because you got to keep it.
23:06 At 30 degrees celsius. A thousand liters. Which is. 250 gallons. So we did. Um. An IBC tow to this. Um. But that's how they're brewing it. And then you'll. You'll dilute it. And spray it out. And um. So. But you just start with. Um. 300 grams. Of. Inoculant. So. You know. One. One package. Basically. Goes in. And brews. A whole. Uh. 250 gallons. But then you. Dilute that by three. So you're getting almost a thousand gallons. Of usable product. To spray. To treat. I don't know how much he treats. Let's see how much. When you spray it out on the plants. Um. Let's see. Comparative costs.
23:54 He's saying it. It costs about $200. To do. I don't know what he's saying. Anyway. I didn't. I didn't watch this lecture recently. But. You can watch it. It's out there. It's on the channel. Here's. Here's them brewing. Look at that. Brewing it. Carbon sources. Little contamination. So anyway. Um. You know. I. Not. Not only Korean natural farming. Well. I guess this. Would be. You know. Is it Korean natural farming? Would this be considered? I mean. He's Korean. And it's farming. But is this natural? I don't know. Seems like Korean synthetic farming. I don't know. Yeah. This fits in there.
24:27 But anyway. I went to it. I went. Dr. Park brought it here. I think it's good to add to your natural farming. Um. It's puts another arrow in your quiver. To be. To go with the violent. Um. Thing. Or it puts another walnut in your basket. Um. I don't know. If you're collecting walnuts. But um. Now you got another one. Of knowledge. And. You know. Crack that nut when you're ready. And absorb. And understand it. Only watch part of it. Yeah. Only watch part of it too. Oh. Big Wes watched it. So tell us about it. Big Wes. What is he talking about? He's a funny guy. He's intense. But they.
25:00 Warm up to. Us. Us. Presents style. Eventually. Yeah. He's super serious. Right. He's trying to sell a bunch of stuff. He just put. You know. He gambled to come to America. To try to hustle us. Then he realizes it's like. Buddha crystal hippies. With flowers. Buddha crystal hippies. And it's like. What. These people are broke. I'm trying to sell it to people. That are like. Retired. Doing stuff. They don't have money. I think people. Come to America. Thinking we're rich. And then they realize. Oh my god. These people are almost all homeless. Except for a few people making it.
25:33 Inflation's killing them all. And the bankers. Are stealing all their money. And. The American dream. Is just that. A dream. Right. So that's why we're learning to farm. Hustle. Grow. True wealth. It's like printing money at home. Is planting seeds. You know. Talk about a return on interest. Put a few seeds in the ground. Tend them. And. Oh. Man. That seed interests me. But anyway. I think people will come to try to hustle. They think. Oh. People in Hawaii. It's like. You realize they're like. Broke ass hippies. Especially in Puna. What's up Puna? What's up? I grew up in Puna. So I can.
26:09 Talk all the shit I want. Um. You know. But yeah. But yeah. Yeah. I'm using a borrowed lawnmower. Yeah. Life. Life. Life is. Life is one of those things man. But. You know. Not saying not to super chat. I appreciate it. I mean. It's. It's. It's about cash flow. More than it is about having a bunch of cash. You know. Having cash come in. Having cash go out. Spinning it around. It's currency. It's like a current. It runs down. A line. You know. Anyway. I could. I don't want a tangent on money. But I do think he was expecting to like have high tech farmers. You know. And pitch people.
26:48 And they realize they're just like backyard. Farmers that are like. Trying to grow like. Landscape like this. Versus like. Strawberries to sell to someone. Because. You know. You basically gotta. You grow and you barter. Because. Like. Yeah. Anyway. Wild. The economics. And the things happening. So. Um. One hour train commutes in the morning. Perfect for that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Watch. Listen to this on the train. You can watch it on the train. I'm sure this guy's good. Um. Okay. And so. Printerberry listened to it while he's working. Only absorbed a little bit. Yeah.
27:26 Kill Young Kim can talk fast too. Um. He is. Funny. I'd say. Yeah. I guess we'll rate him funny. Um. Um. Given how outdated a lot of Master Cho's methods are. Compared to what most KNF users use does now. What do you think? It's time for an updated version of Cho's Natural Farming. That brings the method up to date. Uh. It's really about the basics. When you say the updated methods people are using. I'd love to hear what you're. What you're saying. And how those. Detach from the basics. But. Sounds like Immortal Dreads. Oh. Maybe that's. Um. Maybe that's. Is it Steve Dread? Is it Steve Dread?
28:06 I would love. If. If. If that's Steve Dread in. In. Um. In disguise. Sneaking in here to like. Talk shit. I'd love. Love to hear. Uh. Maybe it's not Steve Dread. Maybe it's a devotee of Steve Dread. Um. Like Colorado Beetle. Uh. Yeah. The GCM would probably help with that. You know. Um. Outdated a lot of Master Cho's methods. Ha ha ha. Oh. Uh. Outdated. Outdated. Uh. Does water go out of date? Is it? You're like. Oh. We've moved on from water. We just drink Brondo. Um. Yeah. It's what. It's what plants crave. Um. Matt Powers video today. With John Kemp. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
28:51 No. Those guys are doing good stuff. Matt Powers. Matt Powers. Um. You know. He's also an interesting character. John Kemp seems pretty solid. Never met the guy. But. Um. Um. Oh. Yeah. Oh. Yeah. The video on ETF slavery. Okay. Let's. Let's go over. Let's watch that video. Because. I'm gonna force you all to watch that. Because. It. Well not force. But like. You know. Go through and do it. Because. It was only. A second long. And I feel like. Not enough people watched it. Let's go back. Let's watch that one. The ETF slavery. Here. Here's some. Updated. Stuff for you.
29:23 How do I get into that video? Do I gotta go here? Do this? It's called blockchain reality. And I didn't even monetize it. I was like. You know what? People just gotta. Let's put this one over here. Let's bring this one up over here. Let's go back to the beginning. Let's make this. Size this sucker down. Jump over here. All right. So. Yeah. So. This is. This is my version. Vision of. Well not my vision. It's what I know about blockchain. Right? So. So. We'll watch it once through. It's only 22 seconds.
30:12 So. If that isn't hard enough. Hitting for you. I don't know what is. But basically. The idea is. They don't. They don't even know. Who. Invented blockchain. It most likely was. NSA. CIA. DARPA. Something or other. Military. Invented it. Then tried to push it off. Satoshi. Oh. There's no. There's no audio. I'd have to crank that audio up. Let me. Let me do that. And. Oh. Wait. Oh. Oh well. I can't do it. Oh. Anyway. No audio. You can watch it. But. But basically. The idea is that. You know. NSA. CIA. The bankers. These folks.
30:57 You know. The. One of the first entries. On the blockchain. Is Ben Bernanke. If that's not. It's an ASCII. Picture of Ben Bernanke. On the blockchain. And so. Yeah. The scorched earth. Of basically. They're. You know. They're burning. All of the energy. Into. Computers. Taking all the natural resources. Burning them into computers. And. Then. You know. At first. You know. These guys had this wicked idea. Right. And then. You. As somebody. That gets into the blockchain. Here you are. You know. Living. Living your life. Not really. You know. Look how little. Food's being produced here.
31:34 Everyone just like. Shopping at Costco. Not turning their yards. Into greenhouses. And. Producing food. And we do this stuff. Right. And we're walking along. And all of a sudden. We realize. The digital prison. That's been built around us. Right. We're just sleepwalking into this. And then we see the digital prison. We're like. Oh. Yeah. The digital prison. All around us. And then. Before it's too late. We are chained. To the block. In a dead planet. Right. You know. And you see this guy here. Of just like. This vision of like. Oh no. What have I done? And now you're chained. To a block.
32:10 As the Bitcoin sun rises above. And I just threw some prompts. Into VO to do this. And here I am. Like. Talking all about this. And like. Explaining it to you. You might just watch it. And get those things from it. I don't know. I'll just break it down. But. Yeah. This one. The blockchain reality. I was just like. I cannot not put that message out there. Because people like. Here they are. They're on the block. Chain. Like. Chain to a block. Like this guy. And they're like. This is. This is fine. It's like. Are you serious? You're serious? Like. That's. That's fine. Like. Chain to a block.
32:42 Like. You know. Freedom. Oh. This. You know. Like. This is what it is. Right. Chain to a block. So anyway. I'm just. I'm just letting you know. I'm not saying like. Don't invest in it. You know. I still use Federal Reserve notes. And I don't support the Federal Reserve. So. Kind of got to do what you got to do at the time. But. Beware. That this. This. Right here. This. And this. And not. Not to hate on just Bitcoin. But all digital. Meme coins. ETFs. Those digital assets. Your best thing to do. Is to invest in seeds. A greenhouse. Live in a place where you can grow. Those types of things. And.
33:19 Yeah. Get into. That type of stuff. Anyway. I'm just. You know. You guys know. If you're here. You're probably already tuned in. Anyway. So that. That's. That's the. Early part of this. Any. Yeah. The ETF slavery. Yeah. Here I am doing this. But. Also. Other good things. This. Dissolution. Dissolving. Been talking to some natural farmers around here. They were talking about doing a little revival. Reunion. Getting folks together. I've been out of the local scene here for. A couple of years. I had stopped hosting my monthly meeting. In Hilo. In 2018. And so.
33:56 We're talking about getting that together. Back. Brondo. Yeah. I guess. I guess. What is that? Um. Who. Who was that even? Oh. Immortal Dreads. Came in. Just to drop things. To talk about Brondo. And then left. Um. Yeah. Oh. Oh. That's funny. It's funny. Uh. Um. Water for Data. Senus Tower. Babel. Trudeau. Oh my gosh. Yeah. Um. Iron Fist. Uninstall everything. Lol. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. Yep. It's funny. Um. Oh my gosh. Indiana is experiencing low groundwater due to data center build that requires dewatering. Oh my gosh. Anyway. Oh. Okay.
34:41 Well let's. Let's break up the flows of these things. And let's get back into stuff that makes us better people. So I dropped this other day in Yarrow. So when I dropped the Bitcoin reality thing. Yarrow was like. Oh man. That's. That's. That's. You know. Thing to think about. It's depressing. And it's like. Yeah. I usually try to post good solutions and good things. But I also have to post like gnarly things to raise awareness. Because I feel like most people are sleepwalking into Bitcoin. And or ETFs. And or this stuff. And they don't even know. And it's literally block chain.
35:17 You're chaining yourself to a block. Like think about it. Um. I know. I know it's just a linked list. In terms of. You know. How computers. And how it works. And how it calculates. And things like. Blockchain technology. It's not. It's. It's basically a. A linked list. That has a. Uh. Hashing algorithm. Of the prior. List. And it's just. You know. Just a linked list. With. What do you think. Like a check sum linked list. I don't know what you'd call it. Like. A block. Blockchain. So. So. It's not very sophisticated. At all. At all. At all. And every day. And also. My other.
35:50 My other theory on blockchain. Is that. And bitcoin. And that. Is that you are solving. And cracking. When you crack those. Cryptography things. You're cracking. Um. Like RSA. And like. Um. Encryption. And so. You're basically building. A huge rainbow table. With your computers. To crack. All cryptography. For those. Besaid. Um. Agencies. And so. They created a tool. Where they. Everyone would get into. Decryption. And so. It makes it. They have a message. That they have. That they decrypted. They put it out. You solve it. You get a bitcoin back. All right. So it's. It's double. It's double.
36:28 Against us. Is it's cracking our encryption. And then it's also. Chaining us to a block. And it's also. Anyway. So I'm very. Uh. Was that bearish. On bitcoin. The big bear. Came and ate it. It would be fine with me. Um. But let's. Let's jump into this. Let's dissolve some ice. Let's break some flows. Um. Let's go to two hours. Forty minutes. So this is a livestock thing. Man. We got into this. We got chickens. All these chickens. Coming around. And maybe. I gotta. Up the volume. For you guys. Blow myself out. On this one. But we've been going through. Um. Yeah. Uh.
37:12 Government to be more transparent. I. The government is us. We. We are the government. Um. At least in America. So if you think. Like. The people that. Masquerading as a government. Like. We are the government. Those are our representatives. And the whole thing is our representatives. So don't forget that printer bear. We are the government. So for the government to be more transparent. I. I actually respect my privacy. I want more privacy. Um. For public officials. And people representing me. I would love to have them be more transparent. But. I always. I always just. I'm not.
37:43 I just think it's always. Important to be. Um. Impeccable with your words. And. Um. Having. So the government being more transparent. Um. Negative. That's me. I want. I respect my privacy. But. For the representatives. You know. That. That should all be open source. Um. And if it's not. That's. That's crazy. Because they're representing me. So I don't know. You know. I. I appointed them. Like. What are they doing for me? And if I don't know. That is. That means that I. As a government official. Have to. Fire those people. Yeah. So that. Yeah. Just. Just to be real clear with this. You know. Um.
38:17 I. I think a lot of people think. The government is those people. And it's like. No. No. No. No. No. No. In America. If you're in America. Who's the government? Uh. You. You. Me. Like. Who's the government officials? Me. You. Those other people. Are. Are. Represent. They. They work for us. And. Like. We. Are the government. Don't. Don't forget that. That's a very powerful concept. That I feel like. Goes over most people's head. And they think. Oh. The government is like. Congress. It's like. No. No. No. No. No. No. We are the government. You are the government. I'm the government. Like.
38:49 They're just representatives. On our behalf. Because we're ignorant. And lazy. So. Decorrupt the representatives. And congress critters. Hey. Decorrupt us. Us. That's why I do the natural farming. That's why I do peer KNF. I started in politics. And I was like. Oh. This is corrupt. And I realized. No. We're corrupt. Like. They're just a representative. They're representing us. We're corrupt. So. Let them do what they're going to do. Fix us. Fix the real government. You and I. Fix the real government. You and I. Then they'll. We'll get better representation. But trying to fix them.
39:21 To think that they're the problem. No. No. No. It's just a distraction. We're the problem. We're the problem. Fix us. Starts with me. Starts with me. What am I doing? I'm raising awareness. Blockchain. Natural farming. Eating better food. Helping us out. Starts with me. Strickles to you. And then. But those guys. They do what they do. They do what they do. They're just a reflection of us. They're our representatives. So fix us. Don't worry about them. Don't worry about them. Fix us. Anyway. Speaking of fixing us. Speaking of de-thawing things. This right here. I said.
39:58 What was I doing with my life last week? And I thought of it. And I thought of it all week. And I was like. What am I doing with my life? I gotta build one of these. Because talking of fixing myself. I bet you. If I did an IMO bath. And I did it a couple times a day. I could fix myself. I got all these like. Arthritic problems. And different stuff going on. And it's like. If I just got in an IMO bath like this. And I fixed myself. And I became a true human. That was in tune with my microbiome. And listening to the wisdom of Master Cho. I think I really could. Fix myself.
40:30 So what am I doing with my life? Man. I think. Am I gonna do it today? Maybe I'll do it today. I'm gonna go build one of these. An IMO box. I have one up at my barn. Maybe I'll just. Take that one with the track. Nah. That one's in use. That one actually stores my IMOs for the chickens. I'm gonna build an IMO box. Down here. This week. I got the plywood. What am I doing without the plywood? I have it. Right. It's just sitting there. What is it doing? Maybe I need a few. Two by eights here. Two by. This looks like two by twelve. That's gonna be expensive.
41:00 This is probably gonna be a hundred dollar project. Right there. But. Go get these things. Build this box. Have the IMO off the ground. So. And I put it under my house. So it doesn't eat the foundation. Put one of these boxes in there. Turn the IMO pile. Get in it. And bathe myself. Because. Talking about fixing myself. Why not fix myself? So let's listen in. We started this. A little bit ago. But Master Cho says this will cure anything. It'll cure. His. Joe's mom's brain tumors. It'll cure anything. And this is his words. Not mine. Allegedly. Cure anything. Yeah. So. Let's listen in.
41:36 Only your brain function is. It's just remain. So. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. It's just. So. IMO best. IMO sound. It is. Your dead body. With the still alive brain. Buried here. Get well. And then you maintain both brain and the body well. So that sounds real appealing, right? If my brain is still working, which apparently it sort of still is. But my body's dead.
42:09 I get in this. And this rebuilds your body. Right? Rebuilds my body. So. What am I doing with my life? Right? What am I doing? Like. Why don't I just do this for a week? Here I am talking about it. Here I am getting people excited on it. And I'm not even doing it myself. Right? I think I got to change that this week. It's going to cost. Yeah. It's probably going to cost me about $300, $400 to do this. But you know what? I'm going to rebuild the dang body. Watch. Watch my gray hair and my beard go away. You know. I don't know if it'll do that. It's worth a try. Put my beard into there.
42:43 See if the microbes will clean it out. See if I can become a whole. Brand new person. Rebuild my body. Keep my brain. My brain's cool. I like it. But yeah. Let's see. Tonight I try. Let's see. Yeah. Am I going to go do this and build an IMO bath? Why not? Why not? What am I doing? What are you doing? What are we doing with our lives if we're not rebuilding our bodies? Like I don't even know. But this is, you know, high level. My mother right now is suffering from brain tumors. Would this help? Would this help her? My mother is there. We're in the room. But if we do this, it will help us.
43:30 It will help us. It will cure. And I just help. So brain tumors. Go away. Who knows? Who out there got brain tumors? I don't know. I probably got some brain tumors. I've been. I did crazy shit in my life. I don't know. The best of a well-being technique.
44:16 Amongst the available things that a lot of people claim. This, you know, ionized water is the best well-being. But this sauna is better than that. Yeah. So this is the best, right? And so I'm talking, you know, we got into this off the blockchain of things. It's like regenerate yourself. Like if you, if I, I got to say this. If I get in this and I generate my, regenerate all my cells and I become a superhuman again. And what's to stop me? I mean, besides like, you know, lead. High velocity lead. Or a, you know, bunker. Yeah. Oh man. I don't even want to think.
44:54 But, you know, regenerating my body. Regenerating my lanes. My mind. Everything. You know. Even my ovaries. Yeah. My ovaries. I don't think I have it. But, you know, we'll see. So if it cures you from being paralyzed from a stroke, what could it do for me? You know. Who knows? We'll see. I think maybe, maybe is this week the week?
45:40 Am I just, am I going to continue to talk about this and come back next Sunday and be like, I didn't do it yet? Are you going to be back next Sunday and say, you didn't do it yet? What's stopping us? I have IMOs. I had like, I just need, you know, you know, honestly, I need it to be convenient, right? What have I brought, if I built a box right down here and it was like right under the house and I was like, oh, like what's stopping me? What's stopping you? Uh, I don't know. Are we going to come back next Sunday and be like, wow, we should have done that.
46:09 Are we going to get older and our bodies get more degraded next Sunday? We're going to be back and be like, hey, or is this, are we going to break up this flow and bring in life and cure ourselves from allegedly clear ourselves from everything, even brain tumors? Are we all going to do that? Who's going to come back next week and have not done this? Raise your hand. If you're going to come back next week and have not done this, here's this knowledge, here's this stuff, here's this thing. Like you've been told that this is the best thing for wellbeing.
46:39 Are you going to come back next week and be like, you know what? I didn't do it. I knew the best. I saw it. I saw it. And then I was like, you know, it's not for me, right? Who, who here is going to commit to doing this, to going and putting themselves, you know, what is this like $300 investment? What is your body worth? What is my body worth? Right? I got, you know, I got, I do have $300 I could probably spend on this. And, you know, after I do that, then I probably work better, earn $300 more and help you out with yours, right? And help each other.
47:12 If our bodies, I mean, it's the most important. Who's it? Yeah. Are we going to come back next week and be like, you know what? I didn't do it. I didn't do it. You have done it, but are we doing it right now? So tell us the results. You have done this. How to work for you. I mean, I've done, I've done it before, right? I've done it, but I haven't like built my own box and done it for a whole week. I've done it once or twice. Gotten in these things. You know. Yeah. Yeah. We're a nation of procrastinators. A globe of procrastinators. I say 10 minutes. Outside 2-3 minutes.
47:58 It's hard to stay longer than 10 minutes. Yeah. Consistency is the key. Getting this up to the right temperature. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. ! All right. That's what I'm saying. Get cooked out of me. Get rid of the parasites.
48:43 Rebuild my body with microbes. Like, what am I doing with my life? Every, you know. I don't know. Will I come back next week and be like, I didn't do it. Or will I be like, you know what? I did it. Or at least I got it started. And I got in there. Right? What do I have to lose? What do you have to lose? What are we doing? What are we doing? I know it's like, here we got like the highest enlightenment. You go to it. You get the enlightenment. And then you're just like, yeah, I'm going to put that on the shelf. Yeah. Yeah. I saw it. You know, intellectually it felt good.
49:16 But physically I just couldn't bring myself to that success. Yeah. So it helped you get over a respiratory condition? I mean, yeah. Right? So this is what I am looking for. Just came out of the machine. In here. Look at that block. Some Actino going on. Smells like baked bread. Smells like baked bread, though. Right? That's the important part. Is your nose knows it must smell like a good baked bread. Like a bakery and or a fungal forest floor. It should never smell like asphalt or Actinos.
50:04 Like, you know, sour smell, nitrogenous smell. It should be like baked bread and fungal. Forest fungal floor. Those are the keys. So don't be getting in an IMO bath that does not smell like that. It's pretty darn hot. I'm going to try and get in it tonight and see what happens. Build five and rent them by the hour. Well, you can have, I think you can have two or three people get in here a day because it has to heat up. And after you get in there and heat it, you know, plus, you know, getting in, I don't know.
50:38 I'm always about these being these personal things because it's like you're getting in and you're having someone else's microbiome get in you and whatever they had. I'm always sketched out. Personally, I want my own personal IMO bath. I don't, I mean, I would do it for people and charge them and have them come here, like stay here for a week and get healed and do this type of stuff. You know, but I would have your own personal bath. And every time it's hot enough, every time it hits 120, instead of turning it, get in there and just bury yourself in it.
51:08 Let it, you know, sit in there for a half hour, 45 minutes. Get out and then make sure you turn the entire thing after that. Then next time, then put a temperature probe in. When it hits 120, get back in and just for a week, just do that. And, you know, seven days healing spa, drink, natural farming solutions. Hygiene is key. Yeah, I don't, I, it just kind of grosses me out. It's like getting in someone else's like a tub after someone else was in the tub. I know, I know we get into like public swimming pools and baths, but kind of just grosses me out.
51:38 That's why I don't, you know, even swimming in the ocean. I know you swam in there and that's why I don't swim in there. It's self-cleaning. But yeah, even then I'm like, ugh, it's a little, like. Maybe this is the future right here. IMO personal saunas. Yeah. Yeah, I just. Yeah, yeah.
52:23 No, no, let the haters hate, Rambo. Let them, let them hate. And don't tell them what it is because they're going to die and we're going to regenerate. At least I am. I think I'm going to do this. What am I doing? I'm going to, I'm going to go down and buy some lumber today. Why not? I probably have enough scrap lumber laying around. What am I doing? What am I doing? I'm going to get an IMO bath, guys. I'm busy. So what are we doing? Oh, oh, this is like the famous picture, bro. This is the famous picture. This, this picture, I don't know if you can see it.
53:05 It's, but this is the famous picture on the bench, bro. This is where it happened. This day. This picture. Thanks, Goof. I really appreciate this, by the way. Oh, the famous picture happened between now and then. I'm always impressed by structures. Here we are. Someone going in the bushes to go take a pee. This is right outside Gokseong. This is a little train museum they have there. Not much natural farming going on here. We're just sightseeing a bit. It's always fun to go sightseeing. Hear the history of some place. Oh, this guy.
53:51 Oh, this farmer's place. So we went to a farmer's place. This is epic. So this is Mr. Cho here. Not Master Cho. Mr. Cho. He works at the Gokseong. Or at least he used to. I don't know if he still does. But he worked at the Gokseong. Gokseong. Gokseong. The county agricultural thing. And he's the natural farming coordinator. This guy is a chicken farmer. I went to his place back. I remember 2009. This guy. Been to his place a bunch. He's an awesome chicken farmer. And look how tall. Tall Korean, man. I love when Korean guys talk.
54:51 And they say 10 minutes worth of stuff. And then Dr. Park's like, How the hell am I going to remember and translate all this? Look at him. His eyes closed and stuff. He's like, bro. Just chill. Just pause for a minute. I got to translate. Because of the AI. Most of the other chicken farms is prohibited to come. But because of this green natural farming, AI is immune. So listen to that. Avian influenza. They ban you from visiting chicken farms. But because this one does KNF, they don't have avian influenza. Because they're not breathing their shit air.
55:31 And they're able to visit them and see this. And so this is a miracle of seeing the microbes prevent avian influenza. Even though it's around and in the country, we can go to this chicken farm. Because there is no avian influenza there. Because they're doing Korean natural farming. So pause that one. The rats take a bath. Oh, they're chilling in the large jadam trough. The key is to push them in. That way you get those extra nutrients. His sister learned KNF.
56:26 It taught him. What a lucky guy. 800 chickens. Dang. Makes me seem like an amateur. And they lay eggs at 75%. Which is exactly what you want. You don't want to overproduce your birds. 75% laying rate. So what is that? 800. 800. Times 0.75. This guy's getting 600 eggs a day, bro. Wait, what is it? And then what is that? 600. 600 divided by 12. He's getting 50 dozen a day. That doesn't sound like that much. But 50 dozen a day, man. That's a lot. One farm. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah.
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