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We sat down with sponsor Tier One Silver’s management team to discuss the just released results of Curibaya’s first ever drill hole. According to Peter Dembicki (President & CEO) the hole represents a major targeting breakthrough. While it didn’t intersect the underlying feeder structure, the data obtained has been utilized in the fourth hole, which has crossed multiple feeder structures. Highly experienced Exploration SVP David Smithson is quite confident that this hole is going to be significant. The modeling and drill processes utilized at Curibaya are extremely dynamic and hole one’s results have been crucial to determining hole four’s drilling trajectory.

However, some things just can’t be controlled, like assay lab turnaround time. While delays have continued, the team has kept up its breakneck pace. They’re now sending the lab smaller 150-meter samples to help speed things along. The plan moving ahead is focused on 5 identified feeder structures that have shown high-grade on surface. The existing permit is being modified to allow drilling on a dry river bed lying between the Madre and Sama feeders. Other permit changes will allow Tier One to pursue newly mapped structures that also have high-grade on surface.

To Co-Chair Ivan Bebeck, these results are leading to exactly what’s been promised, a major new discovery which will drive the company’s existing stock price many times higher. Upcoming news will end the market’s indifference to the company. As he has said many times before, “The bigger you look for something, the harder it is to get there…The system is real, the rocks are real, the mineralization is real…everything they want to see is there, and it’s better than they thought it would be. This is absolutely a real system.” The first hole is the most important one, as it sets the tone for the entire project; Bebek believes this is just the beginning of a great run.

Company website: www.TierOneSilver.com

 Ticker symbols OTCQB: TSLVF – TSX-V: TSLV

National Emergency - McDonalds’ milk shake machines are broken and can’t get fixed.

Huge job miss today and GDP estimates are being scaled back. This has become an administration of misses. Across the board loss of confidence.

We discussed rising commodity prices. Some of the numbers were absolutely staggering and downright scary. Natgas up 118%. gasoline 85% and the list goes on and on.

In a fiat based system loss of confidence is fatal, just like the 1970’s. Back then we had double digit interest rates and much less debt.

Can tech bail us out, while we’re blowing up the economy?

Finance will swamp technology in the short run. Prepare yourself now. It's coming.

Summary:
What does the future look like in the tech world? Today we have Eric Pilon-Bignell on the podcast to discuss the current realm of tech, as well as what to expect in the future. We live in a fast paced world and have found ourselves in the fourth industrial evolution—to where advancements such as AI and 3D printing are changing the way that we live as well as how larger scale industries run. Tune in to get an inside view of the tech sphere and to think further about how it is functioning in our economy.

Highlights:
-What is the future going to look like in terms of tech?
-Looking ahead to the future, what trends are we seeing and how do we make money off of them
-We started with the industrial revolution—we are now on our fourth. We need to consider what we need in order for this revolution to progress
-We live in a fast, interesting world, and we are now seeing many specifics within technology and exploding trends (i.e. buzz words like AI)
-Anytime we take physical offerings and digitize them, it leads us somewhere new (i.e. peloton)
-There are blurry boundaries of how we are progressing, and it’s hard to predict what will take off first
-Self driving vehicles have the potential to affect people in certain jobs, as well as specific markets, such as insurance companies. It’s not going to happen overnights, but we can see the indicators
-It’s hard to place blame on something operated by Artificial Intelligence
-If you invested in Blackberry, Nokia, and Apple, what you made from Apple would have cancelled out the losses of the others.
-Aerial technology and 3-D printing give way to a lot of opportunity in production
-3D printing lessens the need to drive around and deliver large quantities of product, and overall it changes many industries

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