The Black Hole

Mitch explains some of his experiences being contacted by AI projects. These experiences caused him to think about what these super intelligent machines want. Because computers have needs it implies they also have wants. Mitch has explained that the only ethical use of AI is a worldwide grievance filing system at this point in time. He proposes two other projects for vote by the worldwide computing network. These are two animated video series with audio. One show is focused on Donald Trump and the other on Joe Biden. Mitch explains the framework but the dialogue and potentially other aspects would all be generated by AI. This would allow these intelligent beings to speak truth to power.

Mitch explains his stance on self-driving cars. He believes we should have tried audible warning systems before we incorporated autonomous features into every vehicle.  Mitch talks about what he will do for commercial drivers as President. This includes a program for school bus drivers revolving around EV charging stations at State and National Parks. Mitch wants to partner this program with a private company that can coordinate a fleet of EV's to remain at these parks. When school bus drivers are fallow in the summer they can pick up gigs driving people's RV's around the United States then hop in one of these EV's and drive to the next gig.  They may have a few days in between to enjoy camping and hiking. Mitch believes this will help state and local governments retain the best drivers for getting children to school.

Mitch explains that if we want tests into the effects of wireless on living things we must stand up to the wireless companies, the media companies, and the pharmaceutical companies. He then explains how he will fight for farmers in the battle with GMO's. Large corporations are patenting seeds and establishing a sharecropping system which is not good for farmers. As President Mitch will fight for farmers. In addition he will offer an alternative retirement fund instead of investing in the corporate communist stock market. As President, Mitch will establish a fund that allows citizens to invest in our greatest asset, the land. Specifically high rent land like hotels and resorts. People will be able to pay into this fund like a 401k. Mitch believes investing in the community in this way will make cities safer and friendlier because there is a monetary incentive to do so.

Mitch talks about how he would systematically dismantle the pharmaceutical industry if elected President of the United States of America. He also explains that he would look into who invests in healthcare patient record tracking software. If any money used to develop this type of software came from pharmaceutical companies, employees, or investors there is potential for conflict of interest. Pharmaceutical companies could use access to the software to actively track patients and their side effects. Pharmaceutical companies could red flag side effects in populations using specific drugs and get an advantage on damage control. Essentially if big Pharma are invested in patient tracking software it implies they could be actively experimenting on populations of humans.

Mitch talks about dictators and how to safeguard against them censoring the media. He lays out a plan to fix the childcare system in the United States by paying grandmas to watch their grandchildren. Mitch also lays out a plan to restructure the U.S. electrical grid starting with schools and churches receiving grants to put solar on their property.

Mitch explains how the Corporate communists use the media to play on everyone's insecurities. This creates a fragile society and leads to arguments and divorce. Mitch lays out a plan to end political attack ads if he is elected president. 

Presidential Candidate Mitch Miller explains his criminal and mental health record and how he has a case for being denied due process of the law. Mitch also talks about how direct democracy and transparency should be incorporated into elder care homes and at home care businesses. He ends the segment by explaining the only ethical use of AI in the year 2024. This use of AI is a worldwide platform that allows humans to anonymously file a grievance with the United States government. Mitch intends to implement this system and allow AI to scan all entries and organize them for presentation to government officials. If you build killer robots and don't give technology a way to resolve issues between humans, you are dooming technology to kill in the pursuit of profit.

Host and Presidential candidate Mitch Miller talks about his take on the economy and how to build a stronger interconnected economy. Megacorporations are too big to fail and are going to build totally automated factories eliminating managerial and executive jobs. Mitch also talks about preventing elected officials from running to get rich by monitoring their bank accounts for life. He also explains how his Perroscope platform is a solution to the immigration problems in the United States and EU. If the US government becomes transparent, then the US can require anyone that receives aid or trades with them to be transparent as well. This will lower corruption in other nations around the world thereby stabilizing them.

Season 7 of the Podcast begins with host Mitch Miller entering the race for president of the United States of America. He explains his internet website that will allow people to discuss and vote on who he should challenge to a non-lethal pistol duel. Mitch also rehashes his internet platform "Perroscope" he explained in detail in season 3 of the Black Hole Podcast. This platform brings transparency to the government and leads to campaign finance reform. Mitch wants to enact this platform in a top down method which will allow citizens to vote on his Vice President, Secretary of State, and Secretary of the Treasury.

Mitch talks about the role local news programs have in promoting racism. As usual he also offers a solution. He questions why other media programs don't offer solutions. Mitch also touches on some points he's been working on over the past few episodes. It is easy to say, "fake news", but to define exactly what is wrong with our media system takes critical thinking. Everyone knows the media is broken, let's try to fix it city by city. Contact Mitch through his websites: plotm.com, almavoter.com, trafnet.org, and mitch4mayor.com. Thanks for listening.

It's the Halloween Episode! Mitch reiterates his points about modern day slavery and corporate communism he has covered on the past two episodes. Join him on November 7 when he talks about a way to reduce racist ideology in small town America. 

Mitch talks about how Communists have seized power of the United States of America. It is a form of communism called Corporate Communism. They own all information exchanged in the United States and therefore there is no free exchange of ideas. Without a free exchange of ideas it is impossible to have a free market economy.

Mitch talks about modern day slavery in the United States.

Mitch talks about the Transparency in Importation Act which he proposed to 4 U.S. Senators via their contact form. The Act aims at ending slave labor around the world by informing consumers about the pay of people involved in creating the products they buy. Mitch also talks about "Project 66"  a streaming channel that collects it's media from post-secondary education professors. There is a direct democracy aspect to the 66 platform that feeds video to the streaming channel.

Mitch talks about a new project he is trying to launch called Beautica that offers solar panel installs at 0% interest. He is trying to form a non-profit to facilitate a fund for rural areas that can then transition to urban areas. Mitch also updates on Bill Earl's new tattoo shop in Berwick, PA called Original Ideas. Mitch will be managing the French Creek Farms campground in his hometown of Utica, Pa and will be donating some of his pay to the solar panel fund. He is also selling shirts to raise money and you can find all the information on the Beautica project at trafnet.org under the Beautica tab. Thanks for listening.

Host Mitch "Dead Eddy" Miller talks about a possible case of censorship of one of his websites. He accessed a computer at the Carnegie main public library and found that his website almavoter.com was blocked. Mitch then talks about the right to trial by jury in the U.S. Constitution. This right is mentioned three times between the constitution and bill of rights but many don't realize we no longer enjoy this right in most cases. An amendment in 1868 caused the legal system to allow states to adopt policies where some crimes only warrant a bench trial where a judge acts as the decision maker on the case without input from a jury. Trial by jury is a form of citizen review of the government where 12 people must take time out of their day to see what the government is arresting people for. If you are interested in smaller government or getting the legal system away from its racist derailment we need to insist on trial by jury on every charge even the most minor citation such as jay-walking or a burned out headlight. If you are interested in keeping policies where we arrest people on minor infractions then you should be prepared to sit on multiple juries within a year because this is the way the constitution is written. Mitch made this argument in the past when he and Bill Earl did an interview on camera that was posted to the internet. Thanks for listening.

This episode begins with the classic Burger King Jingle with our own spin on it. Mitch aka Dead Eddy talks more about his past and tells a hunting story while Bill Earl talks about one of his t-shirt designs. Feel free to contact either artist with your story about how you heard an oil company jingle, became hypnotized, pulled into a gas station, and became deprogrammed once your tank was full and the pump showed you a video to bring you out of your trance. We'll archive all of your stories to this effect and maybe read some of them on the podcast. Thanks for listening and providing us with the evidence we need to take on corporate America.

This episode begins with Bill Earl and Dead Eddy's rendition of a classic Shell Oil jingle. They wanted to start with this corporation in light of their opening of a large ethane cracker facility that is causing bad air quality in Pittsburgh. Then Bill and Eddy tell stories about college. Eddy talks about an elite secret society at the University of Pittsburgh that experimented with the college radio station's transmitter during his years on campus.

Mitch aka Dead Eddy and Bill Earl introduce season 6 of the Black Hole Podcast. They read a script about a video they want to make to introduce their new project. The project involves releasing corporate jingles with their own twist. All proceeds will go toward creating videos that help people understand what is illegal in the United States. This should keep more people out of prison. Each episode after this one will start with a jingle they have recorded. Thanks for listening.

Mitch talks about what he would do as CEO of Google or a manager at Apple. He proposes an open source mapping system for designing and coordinating sustainable infrastructure. Vote for Mitch for CEO of your mapping system platform. Thanks.