Multi-Circa R&D for Rapid Technological Advancements - An Interview with AIS CEO Jim Ray

We sat down with Jim Ray, Jr., Founder & CEO of Advanced Intelligence Services Corporation (AIS). AIS is a metabolic, biological, and artificial intelligence physics research and development service provider, exclusively serving the U.S. Department of Defense.

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Jim, thanks for joining us today. We’ve been following AIS for a bit now and are curious, what was the most memorable part of the process? Particularly concerning the scientific community and its advancement.

Of course, thanks for having me here! The discovery of non-linear physics beyond a hypothetical definition has impressed me for the longest time; we now have a working theory on how the Universe operates in terms of a hierarchy of kinetic expression.
I recently completed fifteen years of nanophysics, biophysics, and metabolic physics research, and I can tell you extraordinary things are on the way due to renewed insight into the definition of non-linear physics. Based on what I’ve seen, America remains the world’s true frontrunner in science and mathematics. I think after the success of the space program of the 1980s, the United States became an information nation, and we’ve been studying it ever since. I don’t think we’re going to miss the mark on significant accomplishments in this lifetime, such as time travel and biological rejuvenation. This is a period of staple achievement that will continue into the twenty-first and twenty-second centuries.

It always blows my mind how far we have come along! Who has been your most significant source of inspiration throughout this whole process?

I’d need to name so many people: my personnel; their families; my many friends and colleagues throughout Hobart, Indiana, and Northwest Indiana; my entire family, especially my sister, April; my friends, neighbors and classmates; Donald Trump; Justin Bieber; Elon Musk; Bill Gates; Warren Buffet; Mark Zuckerberg; Patrick Stewart; Samuel L. Jackson; the DoD personnel, and their colleagues; the list goes on and on.

That is quite an impressive list of acknowledgments! Let’s talk about recent developments for a minute. How have the current economic events affected AIS? What have you guys done to adapt?

The COVID-19 crisis is a serious concern to our organization, a quasi-biodefense firm. We’re preparing to embrace the scope of technologies metabolic physics may deliver over the next five to seven years in the natural effort to gain insight into the future of essential topics, such as healthcare and national defense. This certainly includes advanced COVID-19 generation vaccine formulas determined most effective in the long-term use trials.

I think it’s excellent you acknowledge the hindering effects of the crisis yet refuse to let it stand in the way of advancement. Which project are you most proud of and why?

We are very proud of the Terraformed Reactive Universal Locator Yield, or TRULY, our concept range-class, non-linear spacecraft designed to transverse the speed of expressed biological energy. It’s a very serious state-of-the-art approach to space travel and long-term living for deep space operations within the next one hundred years. We’re thoughtfully abandoning the 2000 and 2100 models and metrics of scientific explication and updating those variables to include advancements in technology through metabolic physics, including multi-circa data passing from generations of physicists for over a century. As an organization of next-generation scientists, the Advanced Intelligence Services Corporation is very serious about accomplishing primary goals through responsible information management in the future.
Another product we’re very focused on is the Optitronic System Information Repository and Integrated Server, Advanced Intelligence Services Corporation’s concept biological server with multi-circa relay capabilities, multi-managing information, physics, and goals so as to achieve live-time supra-AI capability. This supercomputer has a processing capacity at the speed of expressed biophysical energy and defines field conditions in a Predictive Reality (P.R.) environment. These are all very futuristic concepts based on the principles of non-linear physics. We’ve got a ways to go.

Well, I’m not even going to pretend I understood all of that. But that’s why we have people like you! What advice would you give to a new entrepreneur aiming to get into such a niche space?

The difference between a leader and a manager is that a leader says our way, and a manager says my way. It’s imperative to choose a niche in the world where you want to make a difference and lead.

Fantastic advice! Jim, thank you so much for your time today. It was a pleasure speaking with you about AIS and your company’s future. Where can readers learn more about Advanced Intelligence Services?