Christians Should be Worried about the Upcoming AI invasion

If you’re a Christian that’s living in the United States of America,
Then please know that I am writing this survival prepper article
For you, and all of those that you love, because what I’m about to
Tell you below, may change the way you think about technology and
religion!

What the heck am I saying?

Here I go…

There’s a quiet revolution happening.

One that might be as silent and sneaky as mercury in our waters.

It’s the invasion of Artificial Intelligence, or AI, in our workplaces.

I remember a time when jobs were straightforward.

You’d become trained in one skill, found employment, and if you were good, you’d retire with a golden watch.

But the landscape’s shifting, folks, and it’s shifting faster than ever before.

In just Richmond alone, over 75,000 jobs are at risk.

Jobs with real people. And real families.

AI is quickly taking over tasks once performed by good men. For many, this means the looming risk of job displacement.

But if there’s anything I’ve come to appreciate in recent years, it’s the power of pushing back.

No matter how difficult things may seem, there’s always a way to stand our ground.

So what can we do to push back against AI?

Well, there are two routes we can take.

First and foremost, just as we stockpile essentials for emergencies, it’s essential to have a savings buffer.

Ensure you have enough to cover your basic needs, including food and water, for a while. Just in case your job ever becomes obsolete.

It’s not about surrendering, it’s about being ready for anything.

And then there’s the long-term answer.

There are jobs and tasks that AI can’t perform.

And let me tell ya, if you want to ensure you’re not left in the AI dust, diversify your skill set.

Immerse yourself in learning opportunities outside your primary field.

Join workshops, read widely, and learn different skills. Make yourself irreplaceable by being adaptable.

Remember, folks, in the same way we prep for natural emergencies or any other unexpected event, we should be prepping for the changing landscape of work.

The world doesn’t cease spinning, and neither should our desire to learn and adapt.

Don’t let the AI wave take you by surprise.

Prepare, adapt, and diversify.

Because when the employment landscape shifts dramatically, it’ll be the ones who walk away from the herd who thrive.

So stay vigilant – and ready to respond to different challenges.

Post-apocalyptic currency

As much as I hate to say it

The dollar, like the current US military, is losing its value around the world.

I remember when the American currency, as well as the military, used to be proud.

A global leader.

But not anymore, folks.

Inflation is on the rise. And we are currently going through a tough US recession.

And yet, experts say it’s nothing compared to what’s coming.

There could be a time when our wallets are as good as empty.

If that time comes, we have to be ready.

And think outside of the box.

If the world goes to an end of times scenario, and everyone struggles to meet their basic needs, how can we ensure we have food to eat and a roof over our heads?

Well, how did our ancestors do it?

By trading valuable goods and services.

When we talk about bartering, most people think of precious metals, ammunition, or medication as the leading currency.

And while that’s true, there are some humbler and underrated everyday items that will become invaluable in times of need.

Matches, for example.

We take them for granted these days. But in a post-apocalyptic world, the ability to build a fire can mean the difference between a hot meal and going hungry.

So stocking up on waterproof matches? Not a bad idea.

Next up, hygiene products. In extended emergencies, cleanliness can be the first casualty.

Simple items like soap, toothpaste, or sanitary products can suddenly skyrocket in importance, not just for comfort but for health.

An infection in an emergency situation? Not on my watch.

Another underrated example is seeds. Yes, those tiny things we plant in our gardens.

The ability to grow your own food can be a lifesaver.

And, of course, skills will be as valuable as items.

Knowing how to mend clothes, repair tools, or even basic first aid? That knowledge can make you indispensable in a pinch.

My advice? Take a moment to reconsider the value of what’s around you.

Begin collecting a few essential items.

Not just for your use,

But as potential barter material.

Remember, in challenging times, it’s often the little things that make the biggest difference.

Let’s keep an eye on the details, folks.

Imagine this chilling scenario unfolding before your very eyes:

The emergency alarms blare, indicating a dire situation.

A government official, closely tied to the current administration, barges into your sanctuary, demanding access to your hard-earned stockpile.

Your carefully accumulated supplies are loaded into their bag, and they start distributing them among neighbors, including those who once mocked the idea of a disaster ever occurring.

It sounds like a nightmare straight out of a dystopian novel or a page from a history book on communist regimes.

But believe it or not, due to Executive Order 13603, recently signed into effect by the Dems, this frightening reality is happening in America right now.

Under this executive order, the government has the authority to seize and redistribute YOUR essential resources, including food, water, and other vital supplies.

However, there is hope.

A survival expert has shared a 30-second “stockpile hack

That can effectively block the government from laying hands on your carefully curated gear.

This invaluable information is a game-changer for every prepper out there.

Don’t delay! Watch the expert’s short video, especially the crucial segment at 3 minutes and 54 seconds, to safeguard your stockpile and protect your family’s well-being.

Outsmart the government by securing your stockpile.

Remember, knowledge is power, and the time to act is now.

Share this vital information with your fellow preppers before it’s too late.

God bless you for reading this, and please keep your family safe!