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Steve Kwast and co-host Chris Ponder pre-recorded this one while Steve was in Italy for a family wedding. Steve opens with an update on President Trump's space initiatives: micro nuclear reactors in orbit, solar collection in space, and beaming power down to Earth by laser and microwave.
Then they wrap up their 16-episode series on building an information system that can triangulate truth in an age when AI and quantum tools make it hard to believe anything you see, hear or read. Chris walks through hydrocompression and puts eight components on the board: life, logic, space, spectrum, form, force, ledger and capability. He ties them to quantum information, the fundamental unification force and what he calls quantum harmony.
Steve explains how his company, SpaceBuilt, plans to put that neural network in space and turn it into an app that checks a piece of information against a universal body of evidence. The next series will show how to use it. Until then, his advice is to be a critical thinker and not a victim of information warfare.
