The health and freedom movement both has a need for huge amounts of data, brought together in a personalized and easy to access manner.
Examples –
- USA hardware store that allows customers to state what they want to build (veranda, small house, garage) and in what area then serves up different types of wood, nails and paint, depending on the local weather.
- Need for different types of medical procedures that all make up a full diagnosis and treatment to be brought together for individual patients so they can see the cost and necessity and quality.
- Need for a breakdown of long freedom videos on alt platforms to be broken down by topic, speaker, area interview was done in, date, and matched up with academic articles and social media clips
A lot of this is medical/scientific information being consumed by the general public. Doctors are communicating directly with the general public who are deeply interested in following topics like vaccine injuries and treatments.
Traditional medical journals have failed Doctors, scientists and academics.
We need to direct all this traffic towards an AI based search engine so people can easily search for their own particular interest – place, name, topic etc, the receive the information on a smart phone app (or website if they want).
We need to sort and tag the entire freedom video library then put it into a video streaming service.
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