VERY WEIRD | BRAVE NEW WORLD, AI Proxy Wars for BIODIGITAL CONVERGENCE, The Future IS WIRELESS

Summary

Highlights

• The creator discusses the intersection of technology and spirituality, touching on themes of transhumanism and a potential post-human future 🛸.
• There's a call to critically evaluate the role of digital tools and AI in shaping societal values and personal identities 🤔.
• The video explores the implications of AI technologies being used to monitor and influence behavior in novel ways 📲.
• Dayz of Noah touches on the potential uses and abuses of wireless body area networks and biodigital convergence 💡.
• Concerns are raised about the societal and ethical impacts of rapid technological implementation without public consent 🚨.

Key Takeaways

• AI and transhumanism are rapidly advancing, transforming how we perceive humanity and technology 🤖.
• Technological developments are outpacing societal norms, raising ethical and practical concerns 🏃.
• The cultural shift towards digital and synthetic environments is altering human experiences 🌐.
• Public health and technological advancements are increasingly intertwined, influencing global policies 🏥.
• The integration of digital identities and bodies could reshape societal norms and personal privacy 🕵️.

Overview

Chapters

• 00:00 - 00:00: Introduction and Overview The chapter titled 'Introduction and Overview' is opened with an energetic musical theme, inviting listeners to join an inclusive and vibrant atmosphere. The transcript emphasizes encouragement to both girls and boys, urging everyone to take to the dance floor and enjoy the upbeat mood set by the music. While the content of the chapter seems to be focused on creating excitement and an inclusive environment, further details about the specific topics or themes covered in the chapter are not provided.
• 00:30 - 05:30: Music and Initial Discussion Chapter focuses on the initiation of a conversation about music. It begins with someone being urged to take the microphone, suggesting a possible performance or discussion on a musical topic. The repetition of '[Music]' implies an emphasis on the musical theme or background during this segment.
• 05:30 - 60:30: Discussion on Reality and Technology The chapter titled 'Discussion on Reality and Technology' begins with musical elements setting the ambiance for the discourse. It promises an exploration into the intersection of reality and technological advancements, examining how contemporary innovations are reshaping our understanding and experience of the world. The conversation may include insights from experts, debates on the implications of technology in daily life, and projections for the future.
• 60:30 - 115:30: Bioconvergence and Transhumanism The chapter titled 'Bioconvergence and Transhumanism' is introduced with musical notes, possibly indicating a thematic or stylistic tone for the discussion that follows. However, the transcript provided does not contain further content or dialogue beyond the musical cues and introductory notation, leaving the specific details and discussions within the chapter unexplored. The reader is left to anticipate insights into the confluence of biological science and transhumanist philosophy, likely examining themes such as the merging of technology with human biology to transcend current human limitations.
• 115:30 - 170:00: AI and Future Technologies "AI and Future Technologies" chapter explores the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on future technological advancements. Despite the transcript containing only 'Music' and 'pap', the title suggests a focus on how AI is shaping upcoming innovations across various sectors. This chapter likely discusses potential developments in automation, data processing, and how AI technologies are set to influence both daily life and industry practices in the future, highlighting opportunities and challenges inherent in this evolution.
• 170:00 - 232:30: Cultural Impacts and Social Engineering Chapter on 'Cultural Impacts and Social Engineering' begins with an introduction that includes music transitions as indicated by the '[Music]' annotation, emphasizing a possibly dynamic or engaging delivery.
• 232:30 - 285:00: Advanced AI and Digital Integration Explore the profound implications of advanced AI technologies on our daily lives and how digital integration is reshaping our reality. This chapter delves into the desire for a tangible, authentic existence amidst rapid technological advancements and contemplates the waning separation between dreams and our digital existence. It examines the philosophical and practical aspects of living a 'real life' in a world increasingly dominated by AI-driven interfaces and automation.
• 285:00 - 342:30: Scientific Advancements and Ethics The chapter titled 'Scientific Advancements and Ethics' explores the implications and decisions humanity faces with emerging technologies. It presents a thoughtful discussion on whether to embrace or reject these technologies, emphasizing the capability and readiness to implement them today. The narrative leaves the ultimate choice to society, pondering our readiness to navigate the ethical challenges that accompany such advancements.
• 342:30 - 395:30: Wireless Body Networks The chapter titled 'Wireless Body Networks' seems to include unrelated content in the transcript provided. However, based on the chapter title, we can infer that it likely discusses the technology and applications of wireless body area networks (WBANs). These networks involve the use of wireless sensing devices attached to or embedded in a person's body to collect, analyze, and transmit physiological data. This technology can be applied in various fields such as healthcare for remote monitoring of patients, fitness tracking, and more. The summary of the provided transcript seems to include an existential quote ('now I am become death the destroyer of worlds'), and a brief dialogue, which may not be relevant to the outlined chapter topic.
• 395:30 - 465:00: Future of Smart Technology and Networks The chapter explores the evolution and future trends of smart technology and networks.
• 465:00 - 512:00: Cybertruck and Cultural Shifts The chapter titled "Cybertruck and Cultural Shifts" delves into the current cultural phenomena affecting American youth. It begins with a personal anecdote about seeking medical advice, highlighting a distrust in professionals by mentioning that doctors don't know what they're talking about. The chapter then shifts focus to discuss the significant cultural changes that are causing distress among American children. It touches upon the frustrations and extreme considerations, like thoughts on mortality, that have emerged due to these societal transformations, describing them as a feature of a new age.
• 512:00 - 540:00: Conclusion and Reflection The chapter titled 'Conclusion and Reflection' suggests a contemplative tone, likely wrapping up the themes and discussions presented in the book. Based on the transcript provided, which states 'the whole point is that it's only science fiction until it's reality to the max', it seems to emphasize the progression from speculative ideas to actual innovation and reality. This reflects on how concepts that once seemed fictional or futuristic become a tangible part of our lives through scientific and technological advancements. The chapter likely encourages readers to consider the implications of this transformation and to reflect on the potential future scenarios that current innovations could lead to.
• 540:00 - 546:00: Closing and Music The chapter "Closing and Music" delves into the potential of artificial intelligence and computing to enhance our understanding of the human brain, which is described as the most complex conglomeration of matter known to us. The speaker expresses excitement about achieving a deeper understanding of the brain through these technologies.

VERY WEIRD | BRAVE NEW WORLD, AI Proxy Wars for BIODIGITAL CONVERGENCE, The Future IS WIRELESS Transcription

• 00:00 - 00:30 [Music] to the [Music] max let's [Music] go on my be girls be boys to the dance floor
• 00:30 - 01:00 spits please grab the [Music] microphone let's get [Music] it
• 01:00 - 01:30 [Music] [Music] pap
• 01:30 - 02:00 [Music] [Music] BS
• 02:00 - 02:30 [Music] [Music] pap
• 02:30 - 03:00 to the [Music] max shall we [Music] play
• 03:00 - 03:30 I want to live a real life I don't want to dream any longer any last wishes
• 03:30 - 04:00 [Music] well as to whether it's actually going to happen that's the choice that Humanity has to make we can decide not to do it but we can also decide to do it because the technology is there now watch this drive
• 04:00 - 04:30 it says now I am become death the destroyer of worlds I'm not a robot that's not true at all really so what are you then a human thr up I'm already forgetting
• 04:30 - 05:00 you're not [Music] real we you know we'll have to prepare for the next one that you know I'd say is uh will get attention this time I will never talk to a doctor about my General Health ever again if I break
• 05:00 - 05:30 my arm I'm gonna go see a doctor if I need surgery I'm gonna go see a doctor my General Health never again none of them know what they're talking about they're all [Music] fullish what is it that's making Kids In America flip the fu out what is it that's making Kids In America lose their mind and consider death and and the death of other people as an option it's just a new age you know
• 05:30 - 06:00 [Music] the whole point is that it's only science fiction until it's reality to the max
• 06:00 - 06:30 oh what excites me most is the thought of an understanding of the human brain far deeper than any we have now I'm hoping that by the use of computers that perhaps by the construction of artificial intelligence we can be able to understand the most complex conglomeration of matter that we know of
• 06:30 - 07:00 the human brain which is at one and the same time our greatest hope and our greatest danger it's in the brain that all advances can be planned it's in the brain that all dangers can be expected see a chur
• 07:00 - 07:30 it's in the brain that all dangers can be expected was azimoff onto something you better believe it but was he on to only part of the something absolutely is it deeper than the brain absolutely but the brain is clearly one of the entryways opposed to others as we've been discussing for years going to break it down today today is going to
• 07:30 - 08:00 be let's you know it's it's it's going to wrap up the year really I mean as we go into 2024 and a whole new a whole new uh let's say a whole new section of of uh research and presentations we'll be doing here uh taking on a lot of a lot of new ideas that I've been working on
• 08:00 - 08:30 uh we've been slowly rolling these out on the patreon and the locals really this is just my book that I'm putting in like lecture form a lot of the topics we we discuss here are also in the book which is coming it is coming I know we've been working on this thing at least I've been working on this thing for at least what four and a half years now um but it's hard you know when you're not a writer because I'm not and um you know you have things you want to
• 08:30 - 09:00 say but you're also a researcher and a student and you're constantly developing you're constantly growing you're constantly coming to New understandings and more depth in knowledge so it's it's hard to stick to to any project because you're just expanding and what I was working on in 2019 is pales in comparison to what I'm working on now so it's tough but the good thing about that is uh whatever is the outcome
• 09:00 - 09:30 the conclusion the final uh production it will be suitable and complete and worthy of of the uh long time it took to develop so um I'm just so excited for 2024 aside from all the madness that it will be presenting us uh there is a lot of things coming out of this channel here and I appreciate you all for supporting me up until this point you
• 09:30 - 10:00 know we're going on what is it 8 years now um it's it's crazy but so much has changed uh and I'm just humbled I'm humbled by it all especially you all who continue to keep this this work alive and thriving uh by your support and just be in here you know because otherwise I just be talking to myself but uh today I'm going to to be
• 10:00 - 10:30 presenting uh I guess a a group uh gosh I'm struggling words today a group of ideas that we've been working towards especially since say the scamdemic right uh we started on this new journey in 2020 where we were really diving into uh inter and inbody ideas okay regarding transhumanism and we those that have been here since 2016 we've built this
• 10:30 - 11:00 channel on uh the days of Noah right and the concepts of transhumanism through the Christian worldview studying of Technology uh focusing on the the spiritual aspect of culture that is in a sense highly influenced by technology uh when you look at the about the about uh part of this channel you see exactly what we've been doing this whole time uh looking at things like media looking at things like technology and
• 11:00 - 11:30 how they influence the self as well as the society and we're really starting to reach a culmination of things we're really starting to narrow things down to the point where a big picture is is being presented before us all and today I want to try to show you some of these bigger pictures right uh that we really started to break apart
• 11:30 - 12:00 during 2020 2019 into 2020 and then once convid happened everything opened up as far as my understanding is concerned because things that I was thinking about and looking at prior were all confirmed through that process but even in the beginning and you guys remember we treaded lightly because there was a lot of ideas going around regarding what is happening here but now um the research has led me to the point of uh surprise
• 12:00 - 12:30 but at the same time just confirmation right things we've been saying uh so today I want to try to show you some of these things and it's going to be you know this stuff is is heavy right this is Real Deal stuff here that we talk about here at this channel now we have fun we do but uh we have to be serious about what's coming we have to be serious about the future and as we've said in the past the future is now okay they've already started this live experient operations all of these things
• 12:30 - 13:00 have been going on in real time live right now okay but this isn't to say things that they have uh designed and been designing are uh functional just yet like I mean spatial web as an example metaverse these are all thought experiments at the moment right but there's other things happening transhuman wise that I think are extremely important and I'm going to share some research with you here today this might this show might not make it we'll just say that I mean at
• 13:00 - 13:30 least this episode because um we just have to you know present some things here as we normally do and you know how we do it here we try to do in a way that uh is reasonable and rational and not too over the top because that's what gets people marked right try to stay under the radar as much as possible and try to code language Etc now with all of this AI stuff it's hard because everything is literally everything is documented and now uh YouTube is just releasing its
• 13:30 - 14:00 new uh its own AI system if you guys haven't heard about this yet U and you know it is what it is man can't we can't do anything about this wave that's coming all people like myself can do is study it uh understand it to my best ability uh and and use my skills that the father has given me to share them with with the public and of course with the body of Christ and uh things are happening very
• 14:00 - 14:30 fast by Design velocity and speed we've covered it for years um the problem is and and something I harp on is the concept of cultural lag Ogburn Dr ogburn's concept cultural lag and that uh the the culture lifestyle infrastructure uh Traditions uh have much difficulty catching up with the speed at which technology is developed and that lag creates all types of problem problems from mental illness to death okay and
• 14:30 - 15:00 you know we've already been experiencing this for at least 10 years but easily going into about 2045 we are going to see massive transitions on a human scale and on a technological scale and uh that cultural lag is going to be presented in a way people are not prepared for because the systems running these Technologies running this future do not care about human life and we're going to going to dive into some of that today some of this
• 15:00 - 15:30 stuff will be familiar to some of you some of this stuff will be brand new and you will be very surprised at how all of this stuff comes together stuff we've been talking about for years but there's a lot of new research there's a lot of new projects that are happening right now uh SpaceX as one example you know with what is it U musks work we're going to talk about that but there's just so much man so um let me stop rambling and get into it here of course we're going to touch on some common modern everyday
• 15:30 - 16:00 stuff like some news topics here and there but of course they all relate to the grounding uh points right so first let's talk a little bit about the surface stuff that's going on right now uh cultural distractions of course Diddy and that whole thing seems to be some type of humiliation ritual um clearly a big distraction but also I think it peers into some of the dark aspects of the industry the music industry right which we've been talking about for quite some time so I don't
• 16:00 - 16:30 have to go into too much depth and of course I couldn't do it near as good as some people that are already doing that very well and long before me like brother Theo of the unplug them Channel as an example but that's going on and recently I mean this just like it's just crazy if you guys remember this time last year Kanye was doing his whole thing and we did the whole Kanye skit here and everything we're having fun with it if you guys remember that show it's still up you haven't seen that one but that was a year ago today right or at least within a few days and there was
• 16:30 - 17:00 this whole like uh Jay situation and one year later we're right back into another Jay situation but what's interesting is you know I I think about the Kanye thing and just the whole career of Kanye which in my view is a major part of an MK Ultra project and uh I I can't help but think about that situation he had with u with Taylor tlor Swift uh at that time Taylor Swift for
• 17:00 - 17:30 the most part was still an upand cominging artist she was I wouldn't say unknown she was very popular but she wouldn't have been on the stage otherwise but she had not become the icon that she is today right it's almost as if that whole situation was like the the transition into this next Uber Star Ultra Mega star uh and almost a falling off of of Beyonce after that right it it was almost like this really interesting ritual where Kanye was in in a sense the the
• 17:30 - 18:00 the lightbearer if you will right passing the torch on through a humiliation to Taylor Swift and interestingly enough post that event and not right away but over time you would notice of course after some big hits uh you would notice Beyonce almost vanish vanish off in in into the the mist and and now she's almost uh unheard of right or at least let's just say she's kind of in the shadows you don't hear a whole
• 18:00 - 18:30 lot from her she good one rose again let's take everything with a grain of salt all right uh I'm not I'm not saying anything objectively here right we don't know what these people are and I mean that in many ways and I don't feel embarrassed to say something like that either because what I'm going to show y'all today man nothing should nothing should surprise you right yeah so yeah Byron you already know the deal good to see you by the way scel good to see you rob chcken a bill and Bari as well peace and
• 18:30 - 19:00 blessings to you guys good to see you me do Cynthia Ava Emanuel dark Marcy T man all all the the fam is in the house it's good to see you guys man uh I I do understand we've been kind of on a staggering schedule doing instead of every week we've been doing every other week and I mentioned we were probably going to do this a couple months ago uh but this channel has been under some heat I've been getting some stuff behind the scenes some emails Etc and you know I'm just trying to survive here so I'm you you guys know that you
• 19:00 - 19:30 know you guys have been around a while we got to do this every year or so you know back off a little bit slow down a bit but we've been heavy doing uh videos on the patreon locals so we're continuing doing content it's just on this this platform especially of this size it's got to tread lightly man so we will be getting back to our regular regularly scheduled weekly shows soon 2024 is going to be so different right I got a lot of uh new projects that I'll
• 19:30 - 20:00 be revealing and presenting so 2023 has in many ways been transitional here you know uh I've I can't really I'm only going to show you guys right but I I can say I've been I've probably done more research in this 20 this year 2023 than I've ever done and that might be why I've been um a little a little less active aside from literally hiding from YT right but I've been doing some crazy research man and I'm just ready to blast
• 20:00 - 20:30 off I'm ready to just let it blow if you know what I mean um anyhow this whole Kanye Taylor Swift Beyonce thing when I look at these artists I look at MK Ultra I look at ritualistic uh occultism I think of witches and warlocks all of that stuff I think they have spiritual power over the masses I I believe they have a type of spiritual power over the children over the youth right uh and I have plenty of
• 20:30 - 21:00 work over the years where I go into a lot of that now uh with this situation I I I see all of a sudden now Kanye biggest thing on the media a year ago now gone nowhere to be found Beyonce gone nowhere to be found and there's been images of her that have come up and she doesn't even look like the same person anymore I mean clearly she's doing some type of bleaching I mean I don't know what's going on with these people okay but it's it's creepy now someone say oh why are you talking about Beyonce these people are powerful in a
• 21:00 - 21:30 cultural sense extremely powerful and influential shaping the minds and and behaviors of many people's children okay there there's something here right this is this is part of the construction of of culture right and culture changes Civilization now interestingly what we have seen recently is this here oh can you believe it is this real person of the year person of the year
• 21:30 - 22:00 how somebody help me out here person of the year what has she done you know what I think's interesting too and I don't mean no disrespect to people that aren't parents aren't married right because we're not all meant to have kids shout out to the JS good to see you bro uh you know we're not all meant to have children not we're not all meant to have uh or to be married you know the F husbands or F wives that's not what I'm
• 22:00 - 22:30 trying to say here but I do find it interesting uh seeing who they prop up and what we see here with the Taylor Swift is this type of going getting closer and closer to middle-aged single childless uh what some might even say promiscuous I know we'll lose we'll use that term loosely you know what I'm saying but person of the year huh all right I'm just saying it's kind of weird but I also saw this right this is just a
• 22:30 - 23:00 little clip from one of her songs where she's clearly point and she's supposed to be like this Christian too which is really nonsense it just shows you the state of Christianity in a nominal sense in a general sense today the state of Christianity is apostate right now there's a little clip from one of her videos check this out and you see you could just see the uh the symbolism now I'mma turn that off I don't want to
• 23:00 - 23:30 get hit look at this you would rather be in the Dark Age she [Music] says okay you would rather be in the Dark Age and you see what this sign says and I agree with this damn sign I don't care what nobody think I I got standards and principles and I'mma stand on them Adam and Eve not Adam and Steve damn straight damn
• 23:30 - 24:00 straight come on and this ain't got nothing to do with your personal things you like doing that's fine do what you think all right but don't be pushing this stuff on kids man don't be having the the person of the year that has a fan base that's under 17 for the most part you know absorbing and inhaling and consuming this nonsense okay and and I'm going to tell you one of my biggest issues with this now of course as a as a man of the faith I got a problem with that I think it is
• 24:00 - 24:30 wrong now I do understand people are born into the world certain ways or well I ain't going to say that cuz I don't believe in the genetic idea of it but let's just say let's just say things happen to people early in life and it causes them to go down different directions that's that's that's how it is this is the world right um aside from the potentials and possibilities and realities of of those experiences let's let's talk about the movement that has trans inspired post say 1969 Stonewall riots straight up
• 24:30 - 25:00 scop on the children but one of my biggest issues is I believe personally it's an aspect of transhumanism and I've I've always thought this and we've seen this has moved into say the trans gender thing which to me is just a step towards transhumanist Technologies right so one of my biggest issues with this is that in it of itself is the fact that this is about back to this SRI
• 25:00 - 25:30 changing images of a man book where they describe we have to break down people's concept of self break down people's concept of difference and gender and sex right identity you know attacking the identity creating this hollon man is a hollon right we're going to get to this stuff especially when we talk about post-humanism which we've been going into much depth on the patron and the locals uh but this is really a lot of the the substance of of my book is is going over these things transhumanism is is really just a transitional sector of a overbearing
• 25:30 - 26:00 Grand posthuman movement okay now I was going to show this but I don't I don't even want to hear this dude uh Pierce Morgan I guess he's come out he's he's tested positive for convid again here guys are we back to this again I'm not even going to show it because it's so stupid um yeah let's just let's just keep it moving uh you guys I I do have a whole section on Izzy you know the whole Israel situation um
• 26:00 - 26:30 I'll touch on it lightly here before we really get into the meat uh but I'll be brief because I spent a whole couple shows talking about Israel and everything that's going on there and how I believe this is this whole war is just a big part of transitioning into uh fourth Industrial Revolution societies when we look at the technology Izzy is known for it's all infrastructural with regard to space spatialism metaverse uh cyber physical
• 26:30 - 27:00 environments it's all uh it's all about pervasive AI right which is going to be used environmentally but also in interb okay we're going to talk about that today and I also see like this oror self-sacrifice kind of thing going on where it's almost as if Izzy is provoking provoking people to come and do something about it it's it's I I look at it that way it's
• 27:00 - 27:30 like they're like do something come do something about it you think about what what's going on over there all the all what they're listen when you look at the G Gaza Strip when you look at these locations they're like SE 60 to 70% children women young women and children man come on just that alone and and I don't want to get on this whole which side right because we understand this is being used as a ploy in my
• 27:30 - 28:00 view this weird inversion where now the left the progressives the Democratic movement is now like anti- Israel and like Pro Palestine and it's just like so crazy it's so confusing but that's by Design right so it's what it what it does is they're making like people who are pro Gaza appear crazy but also appear you're like insane leftists now
• 28:00 - 28:30 someone who's rational someone who's just being intellectually honest could easily come to the conclusion that what's going on over there is absolutely wrong this doesn't make someone Pro anything it's the fact that this isn't the way to go about it right we won't spend too much time on it because it's kind of dead horse but I saw this today man or the other day and it it was pretty wild so this is the un Chief right letter to
• 28:30 - 29:00 secretary counsil under article 99 now we know what's going on with the who we know what's going on with the UN and the pandemic Accord one Health uh project right check this out this is pretty interesting because now we're seeing this merging as we've always been saying between Warfare military which is about technology and medical Public Health health organizations which are also about
• 29:00 - 29:30 technology human life in Gaza and in Israel in such given the scale of the loss of human life in Gaza and in Israel in such a short amount of time the Secretary General has today delivered a letter to the president of the security Council invoking article 99 of the charter of the United Nations this is the first time that Antonio gues has done this since he became Secretary General in 2017 article 99 States and I quote that
• 29:30 - 30:00 the Secretary General may bring to the attention of the security Council any matter in his opinion that may threaten the maintenance of International Peace and Security in the letter which has been shared with you the Secretary General urges the members of the security Council to press to avert a humanitarian catastrophe and he appeals for humanitarian ceasefire to be declared humanitarian
• 30:00 - 30:30 catastrophe now you guys care about catastrophe and humanitarianism now I've also been reading about uh the who World hell organization talking about you know this war is setting up uh the potential for a uh a type of disease ridden environment like basically what they're saying is these types of wars and this these
• 30:30 - 31:00 scenarios can create disease or spread of disease so here here we go here we go again man uh but this this is this is pretty big this article 99 thing because for me I look at this as a an example of what some would call martial law right where something has to be done right it's it's uh Schmidt's ex state of exception right um we we we have to shut everything down because of this event or or what have you but then what's what's most disturbing about it all is you know
• 31:00 - 31:30 listen man these events are orchestrated and designed when you just and we said this when you look at Hamas alone this is a Israeli intelligence organization has been propped up and then it's like what it reminds me of is Pepsi and Coke right we got Pepsi on one side we got Coke on the other and they're both in this war but when you look at it black Black Rock and Vanguard own both of them
• 31:30 - 32:00 so it's the same kind of situation in in my view now it's horrible what's happening it's absolutely insane what's happening but um you have to think about at least I always look at the underdog okay and it's interesting to see the underdog being demolished by someone claiming to be the underdog victimization and we we're seeing this with this whole anti-semitic movement going on right now and recently
• 32:00 - 32:30 they did this was crazy they had a vote between like you know American government voting about uh basically I have the paperwork here too but it's not really part of the show today so I won't I won't pull it but basically what happened was they're trying to equate anti-Semitism with anti- Zionism which is dangerous for those that know the deal so what they're saying is anti-Semitism is anti-zionism is
• 32:30 - 33:00 anti-Semitism it's crazy absolutely crazy cuz those who know know what that's about now what's fascinating is all of those who voted against it were like what are they called the squad and all of these like Looney hyper Progressive Democrats that were all voting against so it's so fascinating to me how you see the Democrats the
• 33:00 - 33:30 Democrats and the progressives leftists Etc are now being they're they're getting the anti-emetic stamp put on their foreheads right it's just it's so it's so clever what they're doing it's so clever um I have I had some note on that I wanted to say say something about that humanitarian catastrophe um right here I have Zionism using Israel to conjure self-destruction right via
• 33:30 - 34:00 victimhood uh it's like I have it here written Thanatos you know this is like calling on death seeking death right uh come and get me kind of situation and then it's like once people come and get them it's like oh no don't hit me I'm hurt I've done nothing wrong I'm a victim here this is kind of in my view what the role Izzy is playing but it's it's provoking the attack and it's forcing the hand of
• 34:00 - 34:30 other countries that are clearly saying listen man you guys can't be doing this and hopefully it doesn't get worse but it seems to be moving in this direction and and in my view I believe it's predominantly about developing highle High highly sophisticated high level uh artificial intelligence and I'll show you some things about this in a second as well as biotechnology not to mention sandboxes so we've talked about sandboxes quite a bit Maui being a sand box I think right now we're seeing Ireland being used as as somewhat of a
• 34:30 - 35:00 political sandbox California is a Sandbox as far as Silicon Valley is concern I think United States is just one big sandbox culturally speaking but um I I see well I'm sure uh Gaza is a Sandbox for technology especially surveillance technology and I will argue that even Izzy it's country and its people are sandboxes right it's really disturbing but this is this is is what I've discovering through my research uh and what they're doing is they're
• 35:00 - 35:30 provoking Mass Warfare for reconstruction and Rehabilitation I.E reset okay under the guise of uh you know third temples and all this nonsense trying to like bring in it's like this I call it a political prophecy pretending to appear as biblical prophecy right but we understand the whole movement is purely a political uh uh ideological movement right now um and it's and it's interesting
• 35:30 - 36:00 because it's like now what you have is Izzy and all those who support Izzy are now feigning as the sane ones and the and the and the left uh are the the insane ones and the postmodernist but then we understand postmodernism and a lot of this kooky Progressive stuff came directly out of the Frankfurt School
• 36:00 - 36:30 which is an Zionist academic movement right so see you see how this it's just crazy um and so fading sanity as if postmodernist progressivism is not a child of the Frankfurt School Z's social engineering via cultural re Reformation Allah grami's Fabian style cultural hemony which we've covered over and over and over here so I just it's just so ironic right but again it's by Design and and I think they understand they're very aware
• 36:30 - 37:00 that the general public is so consumed by nonsense and distraction uh that they they can't put two and two and three and three and four and four together they can't realize what's happening before them it's just they they they're so polarized mentally and socially that they're just hopping to sides that seem to fit emotionally but they don't realize that they're constantly contradicting themselves every time they do a new OP and this whole you know War thing is is a massive op yes 5D chess s good to see
• 37:00 - 37:30 you um so it's like SW in there switching to a conservative face right and I know we're reiterating a bit of what we did during the Israel show but I just want to lay some of this out before we get into some of the tech uh it's like they're switching to a conservative face now and I think this is by Design because conservatism in my view mixed with new libertarianism is that which is going to bring in a lot of these transhumanist Technologies right and ually the left and the progressives will agree with these transhumanist
• 37:30 - 38:00 Technologies because it will provide liberal Eugenics which will provide everybody the opportunity to say change their gender technologically um you know do things to their bodies uh willfully and in a way that's affordable right so they're all going to converge and agree on these new fangled uh emerging technologies that are going to actually fix the problems of the patriarchal oppressive past right technology through computer uh processing artificial intelligence as well as blockchain will fix all of the
• 38:00 - 38:30 things we've been fighting over for centuries okay they all will agree on these things um and what it also does is it neutralizes the post-modern hyperbolic political stances right so what we've been seeing over the past several years is this type of hyperbolic political stance on the on the left and what this does now is the these Dion socialist kind of movement technocratic movement gets to step back
• 38:30 - 39:00 and say no that's too far let's neutralize the situation by incorporating uh conservative views and of course appealing to the Republican party as an example right what it does is it creates the synthesis um and in my view it just sustains reinforces techn fascism right techn fascist ideals this whole thing it just reinforces is it it's just both sides actually agree with the solution now
• 39:00 - 39:30 okay and I think post-humanism is the perfect setup because what it does is it relieves society and politics of things like race you know things like difference right uh this posst humanist philosophy just levels all of that stuff right so it's no longer a problem it's no longer an issue uh and really at the end of the day Izzy is uh a massive block and organized uh system creating AI biotech and surveillance technology and in my
• 39:30 - 40:00 view the ultimate goal is to destroy Western influence on Earth okay as well as Christianity in the process and when we think about Western influence I mean it comes from many areas right clearly we can look at Rome we can look at Greece right as far as government and civilization or let's say cities and political philosophy and all the things that assisted in building what people would call Western Civilization is rooted in a lot of that now we
• 40:00 - 40:30 understand there's far more roots to it if we if we look into uh occultism and mystery religions Egypt as an example and then of course we have to consider the fact that scripture and and the Bible was definitely used as a backbone for say the Constitution right uh now what I see is this move towards the destruction of that whole idea because that whole idea is essentially humanist um it it brought us the enlightenment now posthumanism is
• 40:30 - 41:00 anti-humanism it's against the enlightenment right it it it sees it as human Centric or should we say human essential it's human essentialism uh it sees it as an enemy to the the greater presence of all things right matter um Spirit right it's very perennial so we're definitely moving towards this perennial New Age philosophy that's why you'll see it very popular today discussions about cosmology discussions about auras which
• 41:00 - 41:30 we'll talk about today a bit because it's directly related to uh to this kind of bioelectric future of uh Wireless but it's all misconstrued it's it's all misunderstood right and and it's all taken through the lens of this kind of like perennial uh self-refuting New Age position that is really it isn't rooted in anything consistent you know a lot of these people who push this stuff just make things up they Lally pull stuff out of their behinds right they they they they use intuition and
• 41:30 - 42:00 pictures and and misuse of language to to to make it seem like it's all connected it's ridiculous but this is confusion and we understand the author of confusion so this is what's being we're being led towards this way and we we're really nailing this and going in on this on the patreon in the locals where I'm doing these lecture series but in those lecture series we're really breaking down and dis acting the the simulation Theory and the simulation hypothesis and even the idea of
• 42:00 - 42:30 simulation and I'm presenting how it is a major aspect of this this new fourth industrial future of cyberphysical terrariums cyber physical environments intrabody sensor networks as well as the biod digital convergence simulation theory is is Paramount with regard to Paradigm right how people see the world epistemology ontology how do they understand themselves the world around them history origion how do they even see Humanity the future of humanity uh
• 42:30 - 43:00 the simulation Theory and the simulation hypothesis provide the perfect groundworks for the accept for the acceptance of all these new technologies and and fifth uh fifth generation warfare that's that's that's happening now that's coursing through people's veins as we speak okay um it's really really fascinating how this is all really moving us back to the the mystery religions and and perennial philosophy it's it's so those of us who understand
• 43:00 - 43:30 these things especially those of us in the faith it's just duh we've been telling you for years you know hello but they just got the technology now and they got the culture they got the musks they got the Alman they got the open AI we're going to get into it they got the apples it's it's all coming together and you know I'm fearless in that I know how this ends I'm fearless in this because I understand what truly matters at the end of the day and this is ultimately a spiritual thing and
• 43:30 - 44:00 they're working on levels that people can't even detect um and at the end of the day it it n none of it uh at least in a material sense is as important as what's coming in a spiritual sense right so it's very easy for me to talk about these things without uh having anxiety or fear right because it's almost as if I feel I stand above it right and I think those that truly understand how this stuff
• 44:00 - 44:30 works feels the same yeah paganism is a very basic and straightforward way to say it Christopher good to see you by the way man um so we're this is why you're seeing the popularity of things like simulation and and all of this new wage woooo is because this is the direction the Earth is going in and technology is leading the way this is precisely why India is is going to be one of the most important locations on Earth over the next 10 years because this is where a
• 44:30 - 45:00 lot of this perennialism comes from as well as China okay so we will be taking on a new perennial Chinese Indian mystery religion of course we always got to check out Egypt because they're very influential as well but all of these things coming together are going to shape this new this new world religion right that is is going to create a singularity um you know I'm going to have him on soon uh Dr
• 45:00 - 45:30 hgan author of this amazing book uh seeing through the singularity I mean it's just a great book he just finished another book which I'm have him on and we're going to talk about it but I mean he really does some intense research and he has this really good perspective of of weaving it all together uh through some of these ideas but more so focusing on the on the cabala and the importance there and but but again it all ties when we think of mystery religions when we think of the near farare East when we think of uh uh
• 45:30 - 46:00 perennial philosophy in general and I'll be sharing some other research that I've been doing over time tying it all together with the uh with this with this uh perennial take um so I think the the perp so I'm saying this because the Western influence on Earth regardless of the Roman components regardless of the say uh secular humanism that came out of it uh the
• 46:00 - 46:30 hyper individualism that came out of it and of course the tech technocracy that came out of it I look at these aspects as part of the water but what is being thrown away is with the water is the baby and the baby in that water is the Christian foundation and I believe that's the ultimate goal to push this out because when we look at all of when we study all of these worldviews which I do and have done for over 25 years what we discover is that all of these world's views especially perennialism
• 46:30 - 47:00 any type of new age view that that comes from like a source where you know Sun worship or you're God you know all this nonsense animism spinosin all of these different perspectives all adhere to and flow perfectly with the direction of things regarding transhumanism regarding Post in fact they are post-humanist philosophies they just don't realize it okay now all of these views regardless of which you if you're a gnostic you know if you're Pagan all of
• 47:00 - 47:30 these different views they all adhere to this direction they all support it and they all enable it the only one that doesn't is the Christian worldview and what's fascinating about that is the Christian worldview is grounded in in in a set of laws right uh formed by the Creator the most high God the god the King of Kings right now what's fascinating about this is especially if we look at something that's uh uh let's say uh a massive root in what we would call Western influence is
• 47:30 - 48:00 individualism and and uh the Christian faith the Christian worldview is extremely individualistic when you consider the the relationship formed uh with with the most high God through Christ and and the importance of the individual right Let the dead bury the dead as an example here so what you have is the importance of individualism but not in a hyper sense not in an atomized sense that we get with technocracy and fourth Industrial Revolution biod digital convergence not in this sense right but in a sense that gives you
• 48:00 - 48:30 agency and will to choose to choose the father right to rely on Christ right to know you are wrong to make the decision to change right and know you can't do this on your own so this it's this strange individual step but it's inherently Collective because we're all the body right and it's inherently dependent because we can't do anything without God through Christ right so what you get is this perfect Dynamic of individualism and collectivism and accountability and responsibility and
• 48:30 - 49:00 righteousness and meaning and purpose and teos you get this perfect Dynamic that's absolutely cons personal there we go km that's absolutely consistent absolutely consistent mind you it is this worldview specifically and only that directly directly teaches one to go against this direction to be set apart to not follow the world right to in a
• 49:00 - 49:30 sense love God give oneself up be uh uh let's say die to self right it's it's the antithesis of everything that's happening regarding Singularity right so for me it's it's comforting to know that not only is my my worldview grounded not only is it consistent not only is it
• 49:30 - 50:00 true but it is the only one the only one that safeguards from this direction we're going to hence the importance of removing it hence the importance of straw Manning with Western oppressive simil civilization Western influence get rid of Western influence get rid of Western Civilization get rid Christianity with it but bring in a fake counterfeit
• 50:00 - 50:30 sudo version of it and that's what we're seeing happening right now through this whole idea of Christian nationalism which is absolute nonsense um as well as uh uh this political conservative right traditional wave we're seeing now part of that I think is expect it I think part of it is rational given the state we're in of hyper progressivism right people are
• 50:30 - 51:00 just they're seeking some some semblance of tradition and and stability and and lineage and you know Roots path you know they're seeking good the good right so there's an aspect of this that's very rational and expected but in my view I see it as being uh co-opted right being co-opted now I do understand this is a very
• 51:00 - 51:30 diverse viewership here y'all know where I stand and I'm a stand on it right but I got to be honest and I always get I always harp on doing an internal critique of your world view you don't have to agree with me you don't have to be a Christian do what you want to do but do an internal critique of what you believe do an internal critique of your worldview right and the purpose is to be as consistent as possible and then once we can see who's the most consistent then let's compare what would what would
• 51:30 - 52:00 develop a better Society safer secure Society now we from the Grizz of worldview we understand that that will never exist because this is the world Prince of the air we understand Lucifer Satan runs this place so we understand that will never be and this is the problem with having an inconsistent and relativist worldview is you fall for for uh uh you fall for politics you fall for leaders and and Kings you fall for
• 52:00 - 52:30 influencers and and people in high positions with Prestige and elitism you fall for these things you think someone can be voted in to fix things you think some new technological device can change the world you think money and organization and bureaucracy can fix things you think you think uh uh peace is possible you think socialism is going to fix things you're you're you you
• 52:30 - 53:00 believe just pure libertarian freedom is actually sustainable these types of ideas right so not having a consistent worldview that's relying on relativism I mean you just spin your wheels and you find yourself arguing things that have no answers for them this is the problem and this is why we're going in this direction so quickly is because a lot of people are getting wrapped up in these things and they're not actually really thinking about what
• 53:00 - 53:30 they believe and why right now now do we need government Susan that's a great question you know I I there's aspects of anarchism and libertarianism that I truly side with like if anything I'm more libertarian politically than anything else though I'm socially conservative I'm definely libertarian leave me the hell alone I'm going to leave you alone that's always been my view but I do understand how far that goes I do understand that
• 53:30 - 54:00 collectively socially especially if we consider the nature of man if we consider technology uh these things aren't sustainable so there always has to be some element of order and parameters right so you know do we need government I would rather not have government right but what what other process or system are we going to come up with and I think we could look at um history to see that uh there there's not a whole lot to choose from and then I consider the state of human Humanity as it is I mean people are
• 54:00 - 54:30 so I don't want to get on get on that but we're in some trouble man we're in some socially we're in some trouble even the concept of organization and it's just government is inescapable exactly am man uh we could probably do a whole stream on this topic alone and that'd be fun because I could ramble on and on but I got a whole show to do for y today so let let me stop cuz I'm falling off how long we been on okay damn almost an hour
• 54:30 - 55:00 already all right let's go now yall want to know y want to see this little clip now let's talk about Izzy okay little so overall regardless worldview thing we're going to buttheads um my my Muslim following you know those who are atheists those who are agnostics we're always going to bump heads Heads no matter what that's fine that's fine fine uh but at the end of the day let's make better arguments and let's come prepared to argue our view
• 55:00 - 55:30 okay if that's going to be what has to happen Okay uh I have no problem with disagreeing on on those things right but I do have a problem when when people can't even argue their own position I do have a problem when people can't even ground their own claims I mean I don't I have zero respect for that I'm sorry I have zero respect I don't care what you believe if you can't argue your belief and ground it I have zero respect for it I wouldn't even I I wouldn't even address it I would I wouldn't even approach
• 55:30 - 56:00 address it I wouldn't even consider it if you can't even argue your own position right so that's where I stand on that I don't care what you believe but just at least be able to argue it um because what's coming is is not is not only going to change humankind and human civilization but the way you walk in this world in this life what you believe is going to be more important
• 56:00 - 56:30 than you've ever even realized or known you have to get that straight now and choose whom you will serve and I know some oh that Bible listen it's knocking on your door and when it comes you were warned that's all I'm going to say you were warned now let's get into this check this out Izzy let's see what they really
• 56:30 - 57:00 [Music] about the medical Revolution is in full swing all fields of medicine are changing improving renewing the past year showed us that the growing need for Innovative Technologies used in developing more precise personalized medicines and treatments is already becoming reality among the leaders of this revolution is Israel the Israeli Hightech environment
• 57:00 - 57:30 is one of one of the leading environments or ecosystems that can enable this we have some of the best scientists in the world people think outside the box and look for creative solution to problems yes Israel is an international center of innovation with groundbreaking Technologies in health in cyber in smart transportation and Alternative Energy Israeli innov in the field of personalized medicine combines biology and Engineering it's called
• 57:30 - 58:00 bioconvergence what exactly is biocon Convergence biomix is the only clinical stage phage company out there that targets chronic indication we deploy fade which are viruses that infect specific bacteria ntina developed a small camera that is implanted inside a patient's eye our technology translates light and Optical signals into electrical postes that enables vision to the patient the technology that we have developed is under the title bioconvergence we have chemistry
• 58:00 - 58:30 engineering biology Immunology precise bio biofabric hates tissues from human cells we take 3D printing and we combine this together with the biology with essentially brings us the capability to fabricate the tissue in the same anatomical structure as it is in the human body and this is just the tip of the iceberg because when you're able to collaborate with multidisiplinary capabilities like ice C Big Data machine learning and artificial intelligence then you can create integrative creative
• 58:30 - 59:00 and Innovative Medical Solutions the Israel Innovation Authority creates National and international networks and provide with funding to initiate projects many of Israel's startup Nation streams parallel Jefferson streams because of Israel's exceptional innovation ecosystem we've developed a series of creative Partnerships across a spectrum of Israeli instit do so let me ask you a question if Israel is at the Forefront of Bio
• 59:00 - 59:30 convergence with huh wait wait wait how up how how what did you just say woman if Israel is at the Forefront of Bio convergence with the world's most Advanced Technologies and some of the world's leading medical research centers and when $40 billion worth of worldwide profits from medicine stem from Israeli invent ions can you afford not to be [Music]
• 59:30 - 60:00 [Laughter] here well damn I'mma leave it there I'mma leave it there let us continue I don't need to say anything else I really
• 60:00 - 60:30 don't as we continue now let's move into some tech now okay let's move into some tech so we see what Izzy is about we see what Izzy is working with okay wow wow wow you better believe it you better believe it now let's we all have to look to the east well that technically is the East but let's look to to say China right I I I think it's
• 60:30 - 61:00 very important for us to understand if you want to see where a future is look to the east as I've stated this is about removing the Western humanist which was originally Christian influence from the earth evaporating it under the guys patriarchy oppressiveness bigotry Etc okay now the the hard part about this is
• 61:00 - 61:30 I don't I'm not trying to demonize because we're we're from different cultures right we come from different places I'm not trying to demonize say Chinese medicine right I think Chinese medicine is actually correct about far more things than Western medicine but see that's medicine when we get into the spiritual aspects of things that's where I I completely disagree right but there are some very valuable things that come from the East right the problem is it's the it's the
• 61:30 - 62:00 Eastern perennialism mixed with the Eastern collectivism mixed with the Eastern promotion of certain technologies that are extremely dangerous regarding our future moving forward okay um as I said about the Christian faith we stand on our image as made in God the most high the most high God the only true and living God the personal God that gives us TS purpose
• 62:00 - 62:30 and meaning right we don't have a problem with nihilism right we don't fall into the ego and flesh given given these these foundations right so from this view which is an individualistic view you we're not giving up to these systems there's no way we would let somebody stick something in our body and connect to some to some crazy cyborg you know uh uh terrarium system
• 62:30 - 63:00 we wouldn't go for it because that's we we we are not supposed to uh be like the world and allow the world's Technologies to replace what God has given us right now the East don't think that way in fact many aspects of the East are looking towards these emerging technology and the converging of them here we are with an example here let's see there we are this is
• 63:00 - 63:30 check it out Hong Kong to use AI against super bugs and antibiotic over prescription so what we're going to see and we're already seeing this is is this this very uh fast and intense use of of artificial intelligence and transhumanist Technologies in the East China of course is he as well India
• 63:30 - 64:00 being one of the biggest producers coming okay now they already have the digital ID I think 97% of their population is under this DJ digital ID um they are actually going to a lot of Chip manufacturers are now moving to have their manufacturing done in India to avoid the whole China situation uh Vietnam as well Taiwan the biggest
• 64:00 - 64:30 producers of chips tmsc Taiwan India Vietnam about to be huge with regard to this transition okay uh very important to consider again another one here sidest stepping GPU ban Chinese factories dismantle and transform Nvidia RTX 490 gaming Cards into AI accelerators so as we said in the past we're going to see the AI race right the AI War race where uh like the
• 64:30 - 65:00 Space Race you know all these it's it's always this like use this use of comp competition you know to get the best technology and we always see that the people suffer in in the process through cultural lag Etc we suffer you know through this creative destruction that that's that's the the outcome of this speed and velocity right and what we're going to say is oh well China's doing it Russia's doing it so we got to keep up and before you know it man we
• 65:00 - 65:30 we create ourselves a corner out of which we can't escape right um here's another one Chang Pang Z's next move could involve decentralized science it it's about to get real crazy real messy because the technology is getting very Advanced and I'm going to show you guys some of the most state-of-the-art stuff today imagine some of this highly
• 65:30 - 66:00 advanced stuff in the hands of of of countries and people groups that don't believe in anything really substantial especially if we consider like atheistic or secularist types of countries that really have no accountability to to say some you know you know some absolute moral fabric it just becomes utilitarianism and and that's what libertarianism as an absolute gets you that's what secular humanism gets you
• 66:00 - 66:30 that I mean look at Mill look at lock I mean everything has come down to this Rian utilitarianism of you know trying to create a Libertarian world that everyone can do what they want and the only real way to have some structure is utilitarianism and this and through utilitarianism you get instrumentalism you get human instrumentalism today we are going to be demonstrating live Human instrumentalism through these types of
• 66:30 - 67:00 Technologies and these countries that are that are using these Technologies are just going to push this stuff and they're going to sacrifice people in the process unfortunately I mean next five years are going to be so crazy man because they're rushing for 2030 they're already behind now they're pushing for 2045 they're not going to stop the speed of it all though uh let's let's skip through some of this Israel
• 67:00 - 67:30 stuff um yeah let's just skip through this we talked enough about Izzy let show you another one real quick here just you Ministry of innovation Science and Technology there it is food Tech bio convergence I mean yeah I don't got to show you guys anymore you already know the deal that's what that's about over there oh here's another one just
• 67:30 - 68:00 a receipts all right yeah I don't even have to read this you can see it let me pull it up full for you all right there you are right they are building highly sophisticated pervasive Precision AI through this entire War all right did a whole show on it I just you know want to show you some more recent stuff uh and of course we see the
• 68:00 - 68:30 division you know the political division can Democrats overcome their deep divisions over Goda this is all by Design as I said they want to destroy the Western influence on Earth the only way you're going to do that is if you destroy America the last standing remnant of what people would call Western influence right we already see what's happening in Europe that's been you already know the history what keeps America in some sense
• 68:30 - 69:00 of I I I guess separation from a lot of this is our individualism and the last three now almost four years is about breaking that individual Spirit breaking that will cutting right into it and shattering it no we're a group we're in this together guys there is no individual all right so that's deconstructing the government I had
• 69:00 - 69:30 written something on that here hold up deconstructing the government yes deconstructing American democracy facade right it's a facade there is no democracy but the goal is to deconstruct it all this is why we have barely there Biden bumbling over senten and his own toes because it's all meant to come down it's not supposed to run
• 69:30 - 70:00 right it's it's supposed to to clearly look flawed such that a new digital governance can replace it right the left is going down too the right the everyone's going down everybody matter of time they're looking for synthesis not too far left not too far right not Republican not Democratic the liberal middle it's
• 70:00 - 70:30 coming it's coming control demolition of government as we transition Solutions will be offered up technological solutions always um okay I said all of this planing of Destruction okay and then you think about it another part of this is what is this what is
• 70:30 - 71:00 this created oh shout out to brother the's in the house unplug him's in the building make sure you guys get over there and check out his channel he's been doing some phenomenal work lately good to see you bro by the way man I've been meaning to uh hit you up but I I know you changed your phone so uh I mean I'll just email you that's probably the best way cuz we got to get these Technologies back on I I've been working on some stuff man so just know I I've been in the background working on some things for
• 71:00 - 71:30 the triology good to see you man appreciate you see uh brother Theo said the technology will go down and also it will be on hold up let me pull pull that moving fast the technology will go down also and it will be on Mad Max status oh man absolutely especially in certain regions and I think what we're seeing and Gaza is a perfect example of this destruction right perfect example and the
• 71:30 - 72:00 destruction will won't only be kinetic right it won't only be kinetic it will be soft right it will be silent silent weapons right when we think of fifth generation Warfare it's this is why I always get back to what this channel is about as in the days of Noah like this is the only proper way to understand what's happening in my view we're not all going to agree uh I always
• 72:00 - 72:30 refer people to to look into uh The Book of Enoch with an historical understanding of how some of these Technologies came about um when we think of the Fallen when we when we think of the Fallen Angels uh actually brother Theo just interviewed Gary Wayne you know the author Au of Genesis 6 probably a foundational book to understand some of these things um looking forward for the
• 72:30 - 73:00 the second second uh interview there but all of these things are happening we're seeing it it's all happening in real time now let me show you this clip of Alex Jones um you know I Alex Jones woke a lot of people up I learned a lot of things early on in in my journey through Alex Jones so of course I'm not trying trying to demonize the man but you know I have to be honest when uh we discuss people who are clearly whether it be
• 73:00 - 73:30 indirect or directly controlled by the grander structure of things okay um and he said some things I I guess for me one thing that really woke me up to to it or at least was obvious was when he was like oh he just went into this like prot Trump thing you know in like 2016 I thought that was like so weird I was like bro come on you know politics are totally controlled and designed like what is this right so anyways listen to what he says what he says here is
• 73:30 - 74:00 exactly what I'm trying to lay out today and the importance of perennial philosophy the importance of Eastern mysticism with regard to post-humanism and transhumanist Technologies fourth Industrial Revolution fifth generation Warfare they all are part of a massive movement and what he says here is ex it's it's interesting I'll just say that it's interesting and I think what he may not even realize it because I think he claims to be a
• 74:00 - 74:30 Christian what he's presenting to you here is exactly what I'm talking about check it out that week literally thinking about the fact that we've got to be humble we've got to be thankful we've got to realize that there's an infinite universe and Consciousness and that focusing on what made Humanity focusing on you know the fact that we Are Spiritual Beings but that this life is finite these incredible experiences all the people we've met and known and all the ancestors before us that did incredible things and went through hell
• 74:30 - 75:00 and we tough as nails to get us here really ties us into our ancestors and the epigenetic instinctive knowledge y'all know how y'all know what this is ancent ancestors interconnected collective intelligence Collective Consciousness The Source all of this very very perennial uh that really makes us a colony or hybrid creature of all of our ancestors we have a soul we have a
• 75:00 - 75:30 spirit we have our genetic uh imprint that that they've proven mathematically is multi-dimensional even above the third dimension so we have a personal Spirit but really we also have a collective bodysuit that is a collection of all of our ancestors and just the Beauty and the wonderment and the spectacular of that dwelling on how how in credible that is but also leaning into to Eternity and leaning in to this body and and this
• 75:30 - 76:00 Incarnation and what he's saying also fits directly with when he when he refers to the body and the spirit body it directly relates to the biodigital convergence and this these these new cyberphysical uh networks that I'm going to get into it's all perfectly aligned and then when you consider simulation Theory simulation theory is the creation story see this is the creation the origin story of this new post-human future I go into that in depth on the
• 76:00 - 76:30 lecture series uh where I use David cmer reality plus book where he promotes the concept of of simulation Theory and I use this to demonstrate how this is precisely the origin story that will be used to replace the true origin story The Creation story of the most high God through Christ right it's so fascinating how everything these guys are saying they all perfectly aligned with this direction everything is going in I I just can't help but be blown away by the connectivity of it all and it's you know
• 76:30 - 77:00 I I I had these ideas prior but as the dots connect it's like wow this is really actually happening uh and I'm not I'm not saying reincarnation Incarnation uh being so magical and that also that death is the great equalizer and that you will be humbled and you will get old and your teeth will fall out and you and your hair will fall out and you will get cancer or you will have a heart attack and no matter how powerful you are you're not in control in that it it
• 77:00 - 77:30 Tunes you into God and then what you said so I'm heavily focused on this and telling my wife this and I'm meeting with my dad who's really my mom I don't see them as much as I should my dad's really always told me this and I didn't really get it when I was younger now I get it you know as I get older and I'm sitting there just literally praying that morning and drinking coffee and just focusing on praying to who death and just focus focusing on life because you focus on death it makes life so much bigger and focusing on what I'm not a Hindu and I'm not a u Sheik here we go
• 77:30 - 78:00 but the siks are like a 500 year old version of 3,000 year old Hinduism and they they think everything's a manifestation of God in the universe around us and then interfacing and how we take every moment of how magic it is is what's going to resonate the future to bring us close to God so that we basically resonate into the higher Dimension with God given the SK oh yo for real Alex listen man I got nothing but
• 78:00 - 78:30 love for Alex Jones he did so much for me early right but I get to appreciate the man for role he played in my life but at the same time where I'm at now in my understanding I can be very straight up about the fact that I trust nothing that comes from his mouth okay I just got to put it out there and Tucker just looking at him like he about to fall asleep that was actually funny um now listen uh someone had mentioned
• 78:30 - 79:00 something about uh simulation Theory and uh the Bible are not mutually exclusive you'd probably want to go to the lecture series to see how we break it down I don't have time to go into it but the simulation the there's simulation Theory the simulation hypothesis and there's the simulation theory has uh a a a computer model and it has a perennial model you're probably referring to the perennial model that can be in easily uh compared to uh what
• 79:00 - 79:30 some would call the most high God's design which could be if you want to be very abstract consider a type of simulation God has simulated this world you have to be careful with language in this regard because simulation loses its meaning at that point because then anything is a simulation that's created right so we have to be careful with that but I know where you're going with that and I appreciate that point yeah right Anthony seek right yeah always everything is moving towards an Eastern Mystic view whether it's cabalism
• 79:30 - 80:00 whether it's uh you know Tibetan Budd Buddhism and uh or or if we get into the more of the Hindu beliefs where everything is moving towards this perennial Phil philosophical uh Oneness okay yeah bar I I actually have recently been exposed to that channel and and I don't mean him any disrespect but I mean it's absolute nonsense uh that it's absolute nonsense
• 80:00 - 80:30 if you if you ask me um but you know I'mma just be straight up it's uh I just don't have any respect for that that kind of cherry-picking work that believes anything written in an old book is true right just it's just weird to me but I I do understand this this is the internet so you get a lot of these types um yeah Chris I know I know you know everybody's trying to make a living I guess and he's making a Liv and doing
• 80:30 - 81:00 that it is what it is but I'm sorry man I'm not going for none of that um now let me give you an example of actually uh one thing that I think uh also adds to the the belief in the simulation Theory um and the taking on of new new origin creationist stories and uh New Age ideals has a lot to do with the
• 81:00 - 81:30 scientism that we've all been brought up into especially uh considering space and the universe and the meta and and the multiverses I have a little clip here that's a good example of this and I think this uh this uh this contributes to this confusion it contributes to this kind of open-ended question or this openness in general about what's out there and what we are
• 81:30 - 82:00 and where we came from it's this idea of making us feel so small and insignificant that there has to be many other creatures and and worlds and check this out big the universe really [Music] is [Music]
• 82:00 - 82:30 think all the screw me [Music] over imagine if you think this is where we came from where would you even begin to Define what you are and your value in the greater [Music] scheme it's brilliant only a satanic entity could come up with it the author of
• 82:30 - 83:00 confusion oh no I might get hit for that that's like a big a big song oh man I hope I don't get hit for that sounded like a remake or a re a remix though anyhow you guys saw that let me turn that music off dang sorry man look at at how it starts this is what this is this is a a way Satan has has gained the the mind and the spirits
• 83:00 - 83:30 of people through science and through experts uh is this this idea I mean look at this I mean imagine if you really believe this is this is where you come from like if if you base your ontology on on this model I mean it's open-ended any you could come from from vacuum cleaners that you know are hundreds and billions of years old you
• 83:30 - 84:00 know it's just it's just it's sick but this is how it's done you know imagine this it's just like whoa we're just we we we don't mean anything every so what happens is what's what's the conclusion all there is is mind all there is is your own perception your own pleasure your own
• 84:00 - 84:30 flesh in this short little life that has no meaning do what feels good we get abject Hedonism who do you think capitalizes on that yes the designers of Technologies the designers of the pleasure Industries media Etc better believe it man and also why does the simulation Theory makes so much sense well because people want to live in a damn video game that's why and they got one coming for you they got
• 84:30 - 85:00 one they got a personal computer game for every individual curated just for you based on the data that's been collected over the years and then I find it interesting think about gaming and how important gaming is guess what gamees two two very important games just dropped and they're just timely oh there's reality plus by the way right back here here you go yeah we we clobbering this
• 85:00 - 85:30 we clobbering this nonsense yeah we going in we all spatial web listen simulation hypothesis by ver I mean we going in we ain't playing no games either all right let's continue I'm being silly check this out though Call of Duty 2024 all right call of isn't there a war happening right now aren't children and and people being blown to Kits or you know you know what I'm trying to
• 85:30 - 86:00 say how how could we be playing video war video games when such a horrible thing is happening Call of Duty Modern Warfare Zombies how do unlock dark ether Rifts and new schematics I mean you want to talk about MK culture you want to talk about like mind control you come out with bloody Warfare
• 86:00 - 86:30 video games during a bloody war yeah that's what you do yeah success absolute success just dropped just dropped oh hold up oh let's run that back I look at this is this foreshadowing is this foreshadowing some zombie situation around the corner I mean hey
• 86:30 - 87:00 with with what I'm about to show you here in a few minutes I would not be surprised I would not be surprised if what we've been watching over the years through films and video games and shows Walking Dead Etc as zombies might come to fruition and they might not look like what we've been shown mind you but when we talk about
• 87:00 - 87:30 autonomous unliving creatures walking the Earth there might be something to that what else dropped y'all know I don't got y'all know so much anybody watching this show I know you guys are very aware of a lot of things going on right now what else just dropped yes GTA 6 6 by the way six the number of a man GTA 6 trailer
• 87:30 - 88:00 reportedly breaks record for YouTube views in 24 hours blowing away competition and I'm going to tell you I've seen some clips from this game and it is next level insane like it's it looks real um it's supposed to be directly designed almost verbatim after a certain Florida kind of culture it's so
• 88:00 - 88:30 crazy and y'all know GTA I got a little clip of GTA in the beginning of my intro because it's a very influential game that came out in 2001 911 era by Design I had it I played it I enjoyed it like I came front I was 21 years old I was still a kid it's funny how adults are still kids right but uh that was a horrible game that violent I mean next level violent I
• 88:30 - 89:00 mean the stuff you can do on that game it's it's psychopathy in in a in a in a nutshell now oh oh in 2025 why do people talking about it just Dro 2025 everyone's talking about this game I thought it was out okay 2025 okay well damn there must be
• 89:00 - 89:30 something about 2025 then if they warming it up already cuz everyone's talking about this not until 2025 wow I thought it just dropped okay damn they really hyped they really okay all right well check this out check this out I saw this people are like excited to murder certain characters this is kind of disturbing I guess we shouldn't be
• 89:30 - 90:00 surprised but hold up where's this at this is disturbing yeah and let me don't I wish I could have blocked this somehow actually let me do this because this is disturbing so on the top here it got this girl twerking on this thing on this car someone says I can't wait to shoot this bee off the car I
• 90:00 - 90:30 mean yeah you know maybe I am a bit prudish sometimes but come on man we already know this and you know what I noticed a lot of people saying these things were part of this new kind of like far what they what people were call call far white ident Arian far White and slip there far right entari and white kind of movement um and it and all you see is these guys talk about how they can't wait to shoot and murder all
• 90:30 - 91:00 of these these black people in this game it's sick it's so sick but for me when I think of Helter Skelter which we've been narrowing down for a while now and and I think about the the race stuff that they've been building up for so some time and then I look at this game can you imagine how many people are just going to enjoy just offing people at at just at will and and what that does to the psyche you know it's just and and we
• 91:00 - 91:30 consider where we're at racially speaking it's just so much chaos man and in this game you got all these like dreadheads and all of the it's it's like all of the stereotypical Visions we see you know in music and stuff all all of the representations of black people that people generally hate are throughout this game I'm just saying for me this looks like an easy way to create a type of like int psychical like obsession with with f or or fantasy with murder and being able to
• 91:30 - 92:00 commit it without paying for it without really doing it that does something to the mind and the spirit if you ask me okay call me approved all right I'm just saying these games are being designed and brought out with purpose right with purpose it makes even more sense why it's coming out in 2025 now that I think about it because that's going to be at the beginning of of this next election era and what if there's a big racial angle
• 92:00 - 92:30 there could we throw it back to to the Michelle Obama idea we was having way back imagine imagine if Michelle Obama decides to run last minute out of nowhere against Trump Helter Skelter 7.0 all right and then that game comes out nah bro nah bro nah you don't want that you definitely don't want that cuz video games are are powerful
• 92:30 - 93:00 and older people play him now let's be real you could be in your 40s playing video games every day and it's perfectly accepted there's old culture about it I you know I I don't look at any of these big movies big games big shows as coincidences this is all released by Design And Timely yeah Michael yeah Michael Big Mike got bigger shoulders
• 93:00 - 93:30 than me man Big Mike now let's we we having some fun today we about to get into the serious stuff in a minute here and I just want to warn you guys right some of this stuff is very disturbing I'm going to be showing you some of these these these directions technology is going okay so I just want to put that out there okay now let's look at this um now as we get into this I want to show you this this concept as I've said this idea of
• 93:30 - 94:00 Western Civilization Western influence so in my view as I see things going towards this kind of Eastern model as I things I see things going towards this kind of like Universal Oneness at animist perennial type of new age uh religious spiritism right um and and what we see directly with AI and the networking of AI is this type of em this type of
• 94:00 - 94:30 spiritual embodiment what I mean is when we look into AI design uh as well when we look into telecommunication design say routing systems what we discover are certain patterns and certain in certain models right where things converge and diverge in ways that in my view almost appear as if uh they're they're like uh almost as if it takes on the shape of
• 94:30 - 95:00 how spirits and principalities and Powers move in the atmosphere or in the realm through in our realm right so when I when I look at how AI communicates and like when we think of like the nodes and then even when we think of like like neurotransmitters and and how the brain works and then when we think of how telecommunication works and network systems work when we think of electric
• 95:00 - 95:30 engineering and those those models and those systems for me and especially if we look at some like natural um kind of uh uh natural laws and processes right um I just I noticed this mirroring right it's like God's design and Satan copies it and he uses these designs for his Technologies and I notice how a lot of
• 95:30 - 96:00 the ways AI seems to be developing even the way it looks like when you look at some of the code it's very it to me it looks like it looks like if we were to apply code and symbols to say spiritual Dynamics they would kind of look the same now this is just my own personal view here it's it's fascinating to me to see how it would make sense that we move towards a perennialism move towards this kind of mysticism because this is what Satan uses to run the earth right this
• 96:00 - 96:30 design this model these philosophies the spiritism he uses to shape or to influence and manipulate the Flesh of man on Earth but he's moving further to D to completely change his design to completely disfigure His Image and to recreate that image in his own and his images technology of sorts
• 96:30 - 97:00 right because we could call almost anything a technology but when I use the term I I speak of specific types of processes specific types of of Machinery um it's very interesting to see that now if we're moving towards an Eastern type of mind model if we're focusing on these types of perennial new Ag mysticisms and spiritism and we're actually moving away from Western Christian based
• 97:00 - 97:30 civilization government philosophy Etc it would be important to create the antithesis or or to create the dialectic if we're moving towards on an esoteric on an occult on a lional a Lial plane if we're moving towards the east on the surface on the exoteric we need to promote the West
• 97:30 - 98:00 okay to to create this this dialectic so the promotion of the West is coming through what we're seeing in the conservative party by way of Z zot technocracy but also as an example here this clip from paler CEO Alex karp speaks on this idea of Western Valu so what we're going to see is the technocracy claiming western western values and even some Christian ideas are important and it's going to make sense
• 98:00 - 98:30 because if you look at anything socially we need some order we need babies we need marriages we need families we need tradition we need these things back in society so it's only going to sound rational it's going to make plenty of sense that we move back towards this all of the big podcasts today all of the big famous influencers today are making these points problem is the technocracy is going to have Solutions right that don't align with
• 98:30 - 99:00 this so check this outp he runs what is arguably on The Cutting Edge of the mo one of the most leading uh software do you say manufacturers uh you're on the edge of AI and you have you were the first CEO to land in Ukraine to go to Ukraine after uh the Russians invaded why did you feel it was so important to go there and for paler to be there what is paler doing in you
• 99:00 - 99:30 paler of of all companies right literally the the Proto Skynet well look Palante here is built to defend the West uh you may not have learned if that the West is a noble endearing uh and potentially durable project if you have been em bibing the uh vaporous deadly claims of many Elite institutions but a Palante here we believe in the west we believe in defending the West we believe the West should have the best software the best Ai Ai and I went there because when
• 99:30 - 100:00 Russia invades The Sovereign territory of Ukraine or when Hamas commits acts of terrorism the West Must Stand and Show that it's strong or these things will become part and parcel of our everyday life and this should not be a controversial position and quite frankly I think it is not a controversial position unfortunately Ely too few of us stand up and say this is what we believe we're going to put our company behind it and if you do not want to work at our company or you do not want to work with us that is perfectly fine but the values
• 100:00 - 100:30 that America embodies of Freedom Liberty Justice meritocracy that everyone gets a reasonably fair shot are are those values are at stake when people agress and transgress and and more importantly we do nothing we say nothing we do not AR culate why we think this and we quite frankly do not defend ourselves and in modern the modern world defense is Hardware plus software plus AI what does
• 100:30 - 101:00 that mean how do you find a Target how do you find a Target say you had a cocan in a desert how do you find that COC can how do you put a munition against it how much how many times do you miss do can you do this safely how do you get the general that is an idiot uh uh that uh and protect them while making sure you take out the general that is smart and unpopular how do you I I can't listen to this dude anymore anyhow you see you see the
• 101:00 - 101:30 rhetoric the West there is no West it's gone been gone look at who owns and runs a lot of these industries has nothing to do with America and when when they say the West that's who they're talking about in 2023 The Last Remnant of anything one could consider the West this isn't the West man we're just a we're we're a satellite of the
• 101:30 - 102:00 East so when you hear this rhetoric you know damn well Something Wicked This Way Comes now um also we have to consider the fact that who really runs this organization Peter teal the largest conservative contributor on Earth regarding finances okay so listen I'm in I am a staunch social conservative I'm not a political
• 102:00 - 102:30 conservative I don't play into the politics but I am a staunch social conservative I and a man of the faith so as far as these conservative ideals go I'm on board with it all but when we start talking about the conservative political movement it's just neoliberals and neoconservatives coming to together and joining hands with new Libertarians moving us all towards technocracy transhumanist Technologies okay just want to make my my view clear
• 102:30 - 103:00 here okay I and I and I love America this is where I'm from I have I have no problem waving a flag right I don't play into the politics but listen this this is symbolic of where I'm from right um of course my pride is is going to be minimal and and modest in in that we avoid this concept of Pride but I I just want to put that out there right I'm not one of these types that you know hates where I'm from because of whatever
• 103:00 - 103:30 history listen you you should be thankful for wherever you are and however you became what you are regardless the good and the bad you should be thankful and you should thank God every single day whatever God you follow you know I know we're all on different levels here but listen you should be very thankful for whatever you been given in this life at least that's my view with that being said we can still
• 103:30 - 104:00 critique our own right we can critique and love at the same time in my view now I saw this clip here as we get into this Tech we're moving I know I'm moving a little slow but we're moving here um check this out this is Altman one of these new poster children for this transition into the fourth industrial revolution of fifth generation Warfare uh musk Alman Zuck
• 104:00 - 104:30 big big players in this listen to what he says as we get into this idea of the gollum as we get into this idea of Mark of the Beast um of antichrist you know moving towards this this concept check out what he says check out what he says pretty interesting you make sure you but it has been I think this is like definitely the biggest update year for people yet and maybe the biggest one
• 104:30 - 105:00 we'll have because from here on like now people accept that powerful AI is is going to happen and there will be incremental updates but there's like you know there was like the year the first iPhone came out and then there was like everyone since and at this point like you you really know the difference between this one and last year's one um so so this was like I think a big moment one thing that I am happy about is uh I think people are viewing these viewing these systems as correctly as
• 105:00 - 105:30 tools artists in particular but people are are viewing these creations or systems as tools he says speaking about Ai and listen what he says next and even the way he looks his face it's like this guy is a straight up he's a plant like he I I truly believe musk included these guys are agents of this transition they they've been in a sense like hired for this role it's it's so
• 105:30 - 106:00 these guys are just real creepy but anyhow let me play this other people as well and there was this I think there's a real moment of fear which is like is this a tool we have built or a creature we have built what is what is that going to mean is this a tool we have built or is it a creature we have built now what really just clicked for me right away is the
• 106:00 - 106:30 terminology this constant reference and we won't spend too much time on it because I know we touched on it quite a bit last show but this constant reference to a sentient being like structure that AI becomes um very problematic because I see this setup where they can just easily say we've created a monster oh no what have we done plausible
• 106:30 - 107:00 deniability we've done nothing wrong we've just made a mistake you know appeal to ignorance and you know incompetence what have we done this Rogue powerful AI is destroying our economies we've created a monster a creature that's acting on its own will its own volition the world is ending oh no guys we have to reset we have to reset I see it I see I see them building
• 107:00 - 107:30 this up I see them building creature right what do you what do you mean creature bro I've been really looking into following you know some of these developers and really reading all these long boring papers it's like these guys man a lot of this is embellishment a lot of it is not to say that we like we look at d-wave you know we look at gzel we look at some of this stuff listen there's there's ghosts in these machines
• 107:30 - 108:00 I'm not denying this but a lot of what we're seeing right now I think is is preparing this this this big event and everyone's gonna yeah everyone's GNA say oops Slum Dog right oops oh well you know what are we going to do check this out this is uh this is moving forward with this idea The Godfather of artificial intelligence himself check this out again moving us towards this idea of
• 108:00 - 108:30 human minimalism we're just tiny specks that mean nothing in this Grand Multiverse of potentials right when we get into the perennialism everything is potentials and spirit and Vibes and frequencies everything is is it's like antimatter right Essences right not only are are those of what's most important but as humans our brains are just so small we're so simple these artificial
• 108:30 - 109:00 Technologies and intelligences are going to surpass us and they're going to become our gods do Humanity know what it's doing no um I think we're moving into a period when for the first time ever we may have things more intelligent than us you believe they can understand yes you believe they are intelligent yes you believe these systems have experiences
• 109:00 - 109:30 of their own and can make decisions based on those experiences in the same sense as people do yes you think these AI systems are better at learning than the human mind I think they may be yes and at present they're quite a lot smaller so even the biggest chat Bots only have about a trillion Connections in them the human brain has about a 100 trillion and yet in the trillion Connections in a chatbot it knows far
• 109:30 - 110:00 more than you do in your 100 trillion connections which suggests it's got a much better way of getting knowledge into those connections we have a very good idea of sort of roughly what it's doing but as soon as it gets really complicated we don't actually know what's going on anymore than we know what's going on in your brain what do you mean we don't know exactly how it works it was designed by people here we go here we go like we just don't know what it is and aspects
• 110:00 - 110:30 of this are true right we could look at biology as an example we could look at uh different aspects of uh physics and chemistry especially when we look into quantum theories I mean a lot of it is just fluff a lot of it is is just theoretical stuff that kind of makes sense to these people a lot of there's a lot of blind spots sure but as we go into this as we have this like Reckless abandon with regard to technological development and this this constant state
• 110:30 - 111:00 of of uncertainty and you know we really don't know what we're doing you know this whole thing is is very dangerous um when we think of the consequences of of that that type of irresponsibility you know no it wasn't what we did was we designed the learning algorithm that's a bit like designing the principle of evolution but when this learning algorithm then interacts with data it produces complicated neural network I I agree uh
• 111:00 - 111:30 who's that yeah um a lot of times yeah they Liars they know yeah I I mean I agree with that I I I feel like a lot of this is playing dumb so there can be plausible deniability I think a lot of these guys just like the ones who designed a lot of the um the technology for social media they knew exactly what they were going to do to the minds of the users they knew exactly what was going to happen in a type of macro psychological sense regarding society and communication and sociality they
• 111:30 - 112:00 knew they knew very well what was going to happen and I think the same thing is happening here uh but it's it's not about the people it's not about Humanity it's about you know scaling technology but also creating a new type of human civilization a new type of human in general works that are good at doing things but we don't really understand exactly how they do those things what are the implications of these systems autonomously writing their own computer
• 112:00 - 112:30 code and executing their own computer code that's a serious worry right so one of the ways in which these systems might Escape control is by writing their own computer code to modify themselves and shout out to Ros LIF log you know your history that's something we need to seriously worry about what do you say to someone who might argue if the systems become benevolent just turn them off they will be able to manipulate people
• 112:30 - 113:00 right and these will be very good at convincing people because they'll have learned from all the novels that were ever written this this this is the case even with very basic llms Behavior scient behavioral scientist shout out to sa away someone had mentioned lov's book last show um uh world is laboratory and she really goes into the behavioralism aspect especially
• 113:00 - 113:30 the The Chicago School which we actually no that was on the backup Future Shock podcast channel so oh by the way guys we do uh also streams on the Backup backup so not the days of Noah 2.0 or days of Noah TV but uh we have a new one called Future Shock podcast uh uh it's uh it's in the description so we do streams over there I post Clips over there we're just doing some backups of backups and stuff trying to survive over here so be sure to uh
• 113:30 - 114:00 subscribe over there because we we do random I even uh put patreon Clips on there we do random streams we do a weekly stream technically on the patreon and the locals that's not on YouTube so those who are interested in some extra and and more content be sure to to subscribe there and on that show last week I think I think that was Thursday or Friday last week we uh were talking about this and the work world is laboratory by um by Lov Rebecca Rebecca
• 114:00 - 114:30 Lov she goes into this history about behavioral scientists and how Behavioral Science or the social sciences were a massive part of of uh the the type of social engineering that happened during the Progressive Era into postor War II era uh and it was this combination of social science is uh but this this this combination of social sciences and and uh materialism scientism uh where we get a behavioralist uh type of movement
• 114:30 - 115:00 really really interesting history especially where it's it's it's all from The Chicago School right uh and we were talking we were we were talking about Chicago and the importance of Chicago and how Chicago is so influential we were focusing on gangs and and a lot of uh like illegal markets and black markets Etc and Mafia mob ties we we more so talking about that element of of social social ills and Dynamics but uh when someone had brought up brought up that book uh we also have to consider the fact that not only out of Chicago
• 115:00 - 115:30 those things came but also the the entire uh like like social engineering uh American movement very interesting history um now let us continue here so you guys saw that oh so basically what he saying is even with the most basic uh the most basic uh language models people are going to be completely fooled by a lot of this AI because it it has been
• 115:30 - 116:00 given so much access to so much data literature history and imagine when it has access to your data your history behaviorally geographically it will fool you as well because it will know you more than you know yourself because it is tallying itemizing categorizing organizing every step you
• 116:00 - 116:30 take every button you push right this is the stage of AI That's only a couple years away people don't realize what type of effect this is going to have on society a lot of people are concerned with a lot of uh other aspects I'm sorry I'm reading the chat here a lot of people are concerned with other aspects of AI that
• 116:30 - 117:00 are important right but I tend to focus on the the social and interpersonal inter subjective phenomenological aspects of these technological influences that's what I focus on more the self how does it affect the self the inter subjective interpersonal how does it affect our sociality how we communicate right and of course the overall structure and function and processing of the society that houses all of these elements these see these things concern me the most I guess I
• 117:00 - 117:30 find them most interesting um and and not not enough people realize at least in the general sense how much this is these these AI Technologies once diffused and put as a consumer product oh guys like especially anyone Born Into the world with these Technologies they're going to be different types of humans they're not going to be this they're not going to be like
• 117:30 - 118:00 us and we go into depth on these ideas in in the members groups but uh I won't spend much time on them today or here but okay now let's talk about some AI all right now let's go into it that set it all up now let me give you some examples of what is going to happen and some examples of what's already happening right now okay check this out let's let's start with this one here
• 118:00 - 118:30 this is just a real basic look into the authority that AI is going to have over our lives personally interpersonally and societally on a societal level AI is going to have a type of power over people's behavior their lifestyle even like what they become okay so this one nudify apps that use AI
• 118:30 - 119:00 to undress women in photos are soaring in popularity so this is just an example of how AI through its ability to to access so much data and information uh it will it will be able to create it has so much data and we have to use that create carefully right but it has so much data that it's it's able to
• 119:00 - 119:30 present structures of data in a way that appear true but they're not true and the AI didn't necessarily discover the truth through awareness it's gosh it's so hard to put into words a term I like to use uh we have a whole chapter on on this uh Apperception right this this sensing this this type of um amodal sensing right a perception AI
• 119:30 - 120:00 is going to have a level of Apperception it's going to be able to sense and detect things that go beyond the human sensorial system so the AI is going to have what I call hyper sensor orial right it's like this hyper sensorial system where it's going to be able to to manage aspects of reality data that we can't detect but the problem is it's going to
• 120:00 - 120:30 be able to present it to us and it's going to give us a new type of awareness a new lens through which to see reality it's going to extend our perception and understanding of reality hence calmer reality plus concept he doesn't go anywhere near this depth but he uses virtual reality as as a similar explanation he's he claims virtual worlds are going to extend our understanding of what reality can be but I go further and argue that it's not
• 120:30 - 121:00 just the virtual simulations and the Expressions it's the AI that is going to be creating these systems through Mass data collection of even children right and it's going to be able to develop new worlds and new experiences that we couldn't even come up with because we don't have access to this level LEL of data right now the problem with this is it's going to redesign uh redefine what we think reality is what we perceive as
• 121:00 - 121:30 reality the problem with that is there's going to be this new massive understanding of what knowledge is my point is we're going to we're going to not not just simply in in a sense uh not just give up our own agency to these intelligences but we're going to perceive them as as as Supernatural superhuman of course but
• 121:30 - 122:00 Superior they're going to become literal gods in the process and and I have a serious problem with that because a lot of it is it's going to be perceived as something it's not necessarily it's it's not a an aware acting enacting being or sentient creature but it it is just a machine that works through a type of logic with an an insurmountable amount of data and when it h when it has that
• 122:00 - 122:30 level of data it can produce things that appear in ways that they're not I do a better job writing out this stuff than I do saying it so forgive me but this is just another way of of its what what's the term uh violated it's it's going to be violating us because it has so much access to data this the concept of privacy and anonymity gone it's going to
• 122:30 - 123:00 violate us and this is a this is a very basic way of violation it will be able to create personal private even nude images of people without even having to see them now it isn't to say it's going to be accurate but we see these deep fakes man doesn't have to be accurate it has to be good enough right good enough referring to turkal work good enough it just has to be good enough and people go will run with it they don't need accuracy people don't
• 123:00 - 123:30 need authenticity today we're going to get to that in a minute here all right now so this is that's that's kind of creepy you know kind of creepy now check this out this is AMD um one of the representa for nvidia's big viral AMD and she's talking about the acceleration of artificial intelligence development which is huge and very
• 123:30 - 124:00 important because when we research some of the use cases and applications of AI especially when we consider the biodigital convergence it's a big problem because it's going to give access to aspects of our bodies even against our will that's that's the hardest part to to accept right so when we think of acceleration of AI development it's not just about infrastructure and gaming and Etc it's
• 124:00 - 124:30 these transhumanist systems right check this out and this is how it's being sold it's a big deal you know we're we're revolutionizing technology and civiliz such a fun day but now it's time for me to wrap up a bit um we've showed you a lot of new products a lot of new platforms a lot of new technologies that are all about taking AI infrastructure to the next level Mi 300X Mi 300a accelerators these are all shipping today in production they're already
• 124:30 - 125:00 being adopted by Microsoft Oracle meta Dell HP Enterprise Lenovo super micro and many others you heard from Victor how we're expanding the ecosystem of AI developers working with us Rockham 6 software the open ecosystem that our goal is to make it incredibly easy for everyone to use Instinct gpus you heard from forest in our panel on the overall system architecture our work with Arista broadcom and Cisco we believe that to create this high performance AI
• 125:00 - 125:30 infrastructure it has to be open and that's what we're doing together for scale out AI Solutions and then you heard what we're doing on the other side the client part of our business because we actually believe AI should be everywhere so our latest ryzen processors really extend our compute vision and our AI leadership I these are the people shaping the future of Our Lives okay these technicians and engineers and
• 125:30 - 126:00 developers listen to the way they talk like these people are deciding what we experience from this point moving forward does anyone have a problem with this it's not just like for little video games or for factory Logistics this is as she said to be diffused everywhere yeah I got I gotta relax cuz
• 126:00 - 126:30 you know this really pisses me off it really pisses me off when I think about the G and the level of influence and power these people have unearned I don't give a damn how smart you are how much money you got these people are the kings of the Earth right
• 126:30 - 127:00 now and they want it open of course they want it open because this allows for velocity this allows for Rapid development rapid evading and circumventing law parameters limitations it brings the nothing closer quicker I hope you can see that AI is
• 127:00 - 127:30 absolutely the number one priority at AMD our goal is to push the envelope to bring Innovation to the market to do more than anything thought was possible because we believe as wonderful as our technology is it is about doing it together in a partner ecosystem where everybody brings their best to the market today is a [Applause]
• 127:30 - 128:00 in I want to say on a personal level today is an incredibly proud moment for AMD if you think about all of the Innovation everything that we bring to the market um to be part of AI at this time at the beginning of this era to work with these amazing people throughout the industry throughout the ecosystem at AMD um I can say that I've never seen something more exciting a very very special thank you to all of our partners who joined us today and and and I don't want I'm not
• 128:00 - 128:30 demonizing technology I'm not demonizing chip manufacturing it's just this is it's becoming ex exponential it's going Beyond you know creative products and you know consumer goods and you know Business Machines it's it's now going into government and food systems public health
• 128:30 - 129:00 it it's just crazy man we're in such a strange time like it's just like we're we're seeing the world transform in a very short period of time wow now check now let's go to Nvidia right let's go to the let's go to their their uh like number one competition in
• 129:00 - 129:30 competitor let's see what the CEO Jensen Hong has to say about the future of these Technologies and where do I think the next amazing Revolution is going to come and this is going to be flat out one of the biggest ones ever and and I told you I was going to tell you and I'm going to tell you and and there's no question that digital biology is going to be it for the very first time in our
• 129:30 - 130:00 history in human history biology has the opportunity to be engineering not science when something becomes engineering not science it becomes less sporadic and exponentially improving it can Compound on the benefits of the previous previous years and every company's contribution every researcher contributions Compound on each other for the very first time we know how to represent biology understand the language of biology we can represent the language of chemistry has never happened
• 130:00 - 130:30 before and I can I I'm very proud to say that Nvidia is you know at the center of all of that and we've made it possible for some of this breakthrough to happen and now we're going to have incredible tools uh that brings the world of biology which is very chaotic and random um uh or not random but very chaotic and constantly changing and very diverse and complex obviously and bring it into the world of computer science and that is going to be profound and so if you happen to happen to love this
• 130:30 - 131:00 intersection I think it's going to be rich with opportunities it's going to be a giant industry cybernetics transhumanism these guys make like gpus and CPUs computer processing man this dude talking about people's bodies do you see where
• 131:00 - 131:30 we where we're at how how we got here just snap of the fingers we have computer Engineers talking about how we're going to start playing with people's bodies it's just going to be an amazing future let me show you a little bit about that future let me show you some things here let me show you some things by the way speaking of genetics do y'all see it is we've been telling people been warning people 6.9 million users of 23 and me
• 131:30 - 132:00 had personal information stolen by hackers I couldn't say we didn't warn people years ago when 23 and me was going viral and then you got all of these people out there in the world you know super obsessed with their line their genetic line and trying to prove there of this group and of that group you know going in there giving themselves up to this cybernetic transhumanist machine all for the ego all for the Flesh and y'all know who you
• 132:00 - 132:30 are out there trying to prove stuff with your DNA silly silly and some people have done it in more innocent ways sure they just want to know their background family Dynamics you know for personal interest I understand that but we warned y'all now the thing is a lot of this this is I mean this is all data that's going to be fed to AI this data is going to be harnessed and leveraged and it's going to be used in ways that it
• 132:30 - 133:00 shouldn't and if you trust these organizations and companies I don't know what else to tell you man yeah this was the plan says Eric yes 100% brother this was the plan and I know we we got to be careful with it but I think what we experienced during 2020 2021 was part of it collection of of genetic data and information but even
• 133:00 - 133:30 more it was multipronged right it it was an operation on social responsibility we know that it was clearly an operation on social responsibility and social engineering starting to create a type of culture rooted around fear propped on germ Theory that's obvious there is also this clear understanding of a depopulation effort right given the fact that there's been you know let's just say a lot of uh Adverse Events post this
• 133:30 - 134:00 roll out but we do understand that in my view there is this type of uh generational Eugenics right where they're there these systems especially on those who are young they're altering and augmenting this youthful Young Generation way before they even reach puberty right this is a type of genetic or generational eugenic program in my view but there's also something else we said in the very very beginning of it all and it's something I really try to
• 134:00 - 134:30 stay away from because I wanted to look more into it I didn't have enough hard evidence of its application and I still won't claim application but I definitely will show you at least its research and development and a lot of people were ignoring this point uh because it was a bit out there right but this idea of software this idea of connectivity this idea of a an overall all-encompassing
• 134:30 - 135:00 interconnecting system right that connects everybody through the internet of bodies and I did a whole series on the internet of bodies trying to describe how this worked and I was I was trying to suggest that another part of this whole thing we went through was about getting into the
• 135:00 - 135:30 biological structures of billions of people in a short period of time such that a new type of upgradeable accessible connective Software System or Os could present a new a new type of of future virtual communication I'm trying
• 135:30 - 136:00 to be very careful with my language here that would be part of the spatial web that would be a major interconnected component of the internet of bodies that would be that blockchain system that allows for digital identity to function without devices without a physical card without a
• 136:00 - 136:30 phone and the hun I was working on was just the push to get in everyone's body so quick with no real evidence of anything and I understood all of these big these big like Wars going on between the you know the germ Theory terrain guys and you know I kind of I'm I'm definitely more terrain but then I understand that terrain is is still needs work I understood that but you know and
• 136:30 - 137:00 then there was the whole mRNA and the genetic thing which plays a role plays a part you know and then there's the go right and there's all these different there's all these different angles and one thing I was really considering was that what if what if there's there's what if this is a system what if this is an actual operation system this whole thing well in part okay because there's a lot of moving parts
• 137:00 - 137:30 and and a lot of people were saying it it was it's not not like it was just me but now it's becoming a lot more clear uh as I've read some recent papers and I've acquired some books and yo this I mean I can't even describe how huge of a
• 137:30 - 138:00 a like a crime against humanity this this this was and is and I also think this is the case because they keep pushing updates with uh what they call you know boosts or now the trifecta you know flu RSV what they're pushing now is the universal which which I was saying in 2017 you guys know this I was trying to tell people it's they're trying to
• 138:00 - 138:30 create a universal one annual Universal jiby Jad and then I was thinking but okay there's deop I know that you know there's genetic modification me and Hulk were kind of working over this idea about them re-engineering the immune system this was something I was really focusing on you guys remember this especially on the patreon because that was the only place we could talk about this at the time but I kept mulling over this idea me and Hulk you know about there and we were we were using papers
• 138:30 - 139:00 we also were were applying some of the the uh Gates discussions and the it seemed to be as if they were trying to like terraform the the immune system in a way that it can it can be like computer or or uh it could be controlled manned managed uh through a type of like computer generated system and it seemed
• 139:00 - 139:30 as if it was like uh the M RNA stuff that was part of this because I remember Gates was always talking about yeah it's easy anytime there's a variant you know we'll just tweak tweak the code right so we were really going in on that um and but then I started focus on the go you know the graph stuff and that that just seemed to be cleaner it's it's it's easier because you don't have to do as as much
• 139:30 - 140:00 uh manipulation we'll just say right so gosh trying to be careful but basically i' I'm I'm starting to come around to this idea a lot more now based on some of my recent research this isn't to say that the genomics are just just gone because all of this is happening whether it's genomics whether it's a biophotonics bioelectricity um or or um of course the go right uh internet of
• 140:00 - 140:30 bionano things all of these things are happening at once right it's not like it's some one move I have research and endless documents that I spend hours a day reading that cover all of these areas and there's massive money going into all of them there's huge huge industry and institutions Behind these schools universities so it's like I know it's not one because there's all these different projects that go way deeper than what we even see at DARPA right and DARPA is playing a big role in this too
• 140:30 - 141:00 let's not get it twisted so I have to be humble and I have to be more open to the idea that there's a lot of different projects happening right now that are all seeking the same type of goal which is singularity okay now I I showed you this recent development with the uh crisper so the first crisper medicine just got approved guess for what sickle cell anemia who is this going to be tested directly on the black population
• 141:00 - 141:30 I have a project I'm working on in the background where I'm trying to tie in some of the gang culture and a lot of the black media ghetto culture with a lot of these new technologies it is my belief that since slavery the black population in the west have been nothing but a lab rat organized system um since the very beginning right uh we a little example of that was the Tuskegee experiment now this isn't to say it only happened with blacks of course not right but this was a prime
• 141:30 - 142:00 subject group right we saw similar things happen in it happening in other groups as well and I think the same thing we're seeing something similar happening in what someone call more the white kind of areas that are struggling with with the methamphetamines and uh op op op s right so I think we're seeing it essentially looks more of like a class thing which is not a surprise right but I can't help but notice this man and I'm going to show you something in a minute here that's going to confirm some of
• 142:00 - 142:30 this especially well let me just show you the video but it's disturb it's disturbing when you don't have the proper worldview when you understand who runs this earth right when you understand the nature of man the Fallen nature of man a lot of it makes sense right these people are just moving from a demonic place now a quick example is the experiment of the wireless control wirelessly controlled cyborg cockroach okay now we showed you this I think about 2022 but this is a very good example of
• 142:30 - 143:00 this type of uh remote controlling of human human biology okay so what I'm going to present to you here is how certain things that are being done to vehicles and cars certain things that are are being done to animals and insects as an example are also being done to human beings just in a way that's a lot more clandestine right now what you're going to discover today is a lot of people have all these different theories of like history and you know what's going
• 143:00 - 143:30 on but no one's actually dealing with what's happening in live real time now I don't want to say nobody because there's a lot of people talking about this but I guess I'm speaking to more the bigger you know the bigger influencers out there and I'm I always try my best to present you guys things that are able to the real world things that are practical in your everyday life with your children with your family with your communities with your personal life right and showing you how these things are developing such that you can avoid some of these things in the future okay so I
• 143:30 - 144:00 appreciate y appreciate all you guys being with me since the beginning of this and all you all of you that were coming here during co uh where this channel kind of took off because I was actually going working very hard to present these ideas even though I wasn't really sure about a lot of them well we see that things kind of came out the way we were talking okay and I'm going to show you some things today that align with the continuation of that we'll say into 2030 and
• 144:00 - 144:30 2045 so when you come here be sure you're going to get hard information uh from real legitimate research real time research not stuff from a 100 years ago okay but things that are actually happening now and affecting your life today but I will also give you a historical understanding of how these things developed I'll give you a cultural understanding of how these things developed I'll give you a psychological understanding of how these things developed a sociological
• 144:30 - 145:00 understanding of how these things developed as well as a philosophical understanding of how these things developed to my best ability okay so here we are this is um this is a remote controlled uh uh Beetle here okay now I just want to show you guys these types of Technologies are interchangeable with the with the human biology I appreciate you the princess I
• 145:00 - 145:30 really do Melody's child is in the house good to see you says yes I like Solutions too wakery and unfortunately there aren't many solutions for what's coming because they're they're already here but there are ways we can mitigate some of the effect in our everyday lives and I think what we need to focus on more than anything is the children and the future um because some of us it's a little bit too late right but we have to
• 145:30 - 146:00 consider the future because that is who is really under attack right now the children and The Young and the youthful okay all right now now we're going to get into into some stuff now let me let me prepare myself here if you guys made it this far in the show hold your hats hold your hats now first we have to look at one
• 146:00 - 146:30 aspect of this it's called the wide uh body area network and this is what if you guys remember we were looking at some it e papers and I was trying to describe how just based on my understanding of this certain type of Nano substances that were potentially in what we were introduced to over those years uh could possibly have something to do with uh a type of downloadable upgradeable operating system okay now I
• 146:30 - 147:00 want to show you guys this as proof and evidence for certain technologies that purely exist they aren't theoretical um they aren't made up this isn't something I made up through my intuition okay this this is I'm showing you real actual technologies that exist and have existed some of this stuff goes back to the 9s right for those that been around you guys already know about this stuff so I might just be repeating myself but I think it's a it's uh it's
• 147:00 - 147:30 pertinent to where we're going regarding the transhumanist post-humanist direction we're going but all the different angles right there's the Telecom right there's the genomic right there's the hormonal okay there's the the gut right and there's also the skin when we think of light right there's all these different areas that are very important not one is the sole issue but I try to walk everybody through each and every
• 147:30 - 148:00 little part okay so the bu area body area network let me just pull this up so you can really see it okay so I'm sure people know what Lan is okay location area network this is very basic personal area Network this is like you know wherever your router in your home is whatever room your router is in that's the personal area network then there's the ban this is the body area network this is a field of accessible
• 148:00 - 148:30 data that surrounds your body a lot of new agers refer to the uh the uh Aura right A lot of these new agers like to talk about these things but they really don't have any understanding of how this stuff actually works they just refer to Old you know chakra Eastern Mystic kind of understandings and they have no understanding of how this actually pertains to the real world okay so um what we're really dealing with here is is an actual field of of bioelectricity
• 148:30 - 149:00 okay uh and then there's Nano now what I've discovered is and this is just an idea okay and I don't have proof of application I'm not going to sit here and say that this is has been applied but I do understand that this is a goal right and this is a Direction actually you can't see that okay so this is the part that goes inside as you can see if this is the body area network this is inside okay Dan says Thomas are you are you describing Dan as in do anything now
• 149:00 - 149:30 that's something I go into some depth on regarding Ai and its direction do anything now we'll be talking about that if that's what you're referring to um so this goes inside okay it is my belief that we've been introduced to some of these things here and what we have now and this is what I was saying as soon as the quarantines happened when we were doing the bunker series I was describing how it's very possible that those who took
• 149:30 - 150:00 this thing are now um upgraded people connective people what's the word it'll come to me okay now that's that's I just want to put that out there so we can see that this actually exists let me pull it back up again actually just so we could get it straight this is what we could
• 150:00 - 150:30 describe as like a mass interconnected Wireless networking system okay if we go out to this area this could be like an entire country okay or entire State we'll say right so what what has been developed over over the years right when we look into some of these projects especially at i e and some of these uh Korean uh
• 150:30 - 151:00 industries that we've talked about in the past is this understanding of the the bioelectronic systems in a human human beings body and its connectivity to other aspects of elect elic systems and an example I always would use is like when someone has a heart attack what's the first thing they do right they they use electric voltage is to shock the heart back into to working
• 151:00 - 151:30 working form when we think of synapses and and uh uh neuro functioning the the these are all electric like signals okay and even when we think of the way the blood flows through the body um the heart is pumping and and blood is flowing through the body by energetic uh charges and pressures right we think of KB cycle Etc we don't have to go into too much like detail on some of that biology but it this is this is
• 151:30 - 152:00 just very basic biology stuff this isn't anything woo woo this isn't anything deep okay this is just basic the problem is the biodigital and conver the biodigital convergence nbic all of these different transhumanist movements on the Earth are about connecting human biology with digital technology this is one of the easiest ways to make that happen okay now I will
• 152:00 - 152:30 say this a lot of people especially in more of the smaller research communities talk a lot about the W ban and you know biosensors the problem is I don't know if they've read enough papers to discover that these these uh uh the connectivity the networks they're not really where they need to be to function in a way that we could consider them like actually let's say successful right especially when we think of terahertz
• 152:30 - 153:00 and the need for certain types of nanoscale technologies that don't really exist yet now I believe they've already tested out the concept through what we saw over the past couple years and what I believe is that it's not really as it's it's really the graph stuff the Geo stuff just the fact that that's now in bodies that can be programmed that can be accessed in a multitude of ways it has many applications and this is the problem um
• 153:00 - 153:30 I I don't know if you guys remember but I showed you a a video clip of uh Dr AO AES I can't pronounce his name but he was he was describing how because he's a big one of these big doctors behind the internet of bionano things and he was describing how he was very he was very happy this was like 2021 when we showed this he was very happy with with the direction of the convid jiby Jabs because he was like
• 153:30 - 154:00 basically those systems are programmable digital like it's like programmable digital software and it it can it can be uh very easily programmed it has many applications it's just and this is what I was thinking I was like there's it's just the graph stuff it's like it's like putty it could be molded into different things and it's it it could
• 154:00 - 154:30 be it could turn into a lot of stuff and it could be used to let's say uh connect with many different things the point was just getting it in there and this was what I kept saying I know you guys remember this I was like why do they want to get in the body so much like this and you know I'll share a paper with you I have the digital copy up here and and it goes into this idea of the bloodstream and the importance of the bloodstream and how there needs to be enough of these substances flowing through the
• 154:30 - 155:00 bloodstream such that the the actual biological system can be a literal wire and we even looked at the body as a wire paper for you guys that remember that so we're going to touch on some of these things a little deeper but I have some extra new stuff too okay so basically what this is is the well shoot let's just let's just read it oh not that one hold up let me just so we can get a basic
• 155:00 - 155:30 uh let's just read this now the reason I think this is important because I believe we are undergoing a type of live real time operation on humankind in a way that is against our will and our knowledge and this is not cool okay it's not cool and that's why I'm sharing it it's just not cool a body a body area
• 155:30 - 156:00 network ban also referred to as a wireless body area network or a body sensor Network or a medical body area network is a wireless network of wearable Computing devices band devices may be embedded inside the body as implants or pills gosh I got to be careful reading this man um pray for this channel guys all right the FCC has approved the allocation of 40 megahertz of spectrum bandwidth for medical band lower low low power wide
• 156:00 - 156:30 area radio Links at the 2360 to 2400 MHz band this will allow offloading and band communication from the already saturated standard Wi-Fi Spectrum to to a standard band so what we can see here is that the FCC is making the decision for human bodies to be connected to wireless systems without their acknowledgement with with without their consent I'm going to show you something else today regarding uh musk in the
• 156:30 - 157:00 FCC that is doing something very similar tomorrow okay uh so basically this is just showing how we are we can be I want to say can right we can be directly connected to these systems wearables yes yes Rose this is why I spent so much time talking about wearables and trying to convince people that these Apple watches and all of these device like life integrating
• 157:00 - 157:30 things are dangerous because they're working towards this stuff if not it's it's already here and people don't realize it now there's some people out there saying like you know it's harvesting or energy and running systems right now I don't believe in any of that because there's no evidence there's no application evidence of that okay so I'm not going to go with it like that all I'm going to show is that this Tech exists man and this is an aspect of the biod digital
• 157:30 - 158:00 convergence that we're not seeing on a lot of these programs and it's just so messed up okay let me continue here all right now check this out guys I want to show you this video it's kind of long so we'll skip through it a little bit but it's so dense with like crazy information man you guys are going to trip out on this
• 158:00 - 158:30 stuff it's not something you haven't heard here before but you get to hear it from the horse's mouth now and this is going to confirm a lot of things we discuss here all right check this out man so this is World economic forums just so y'all know they're not afraid to say these things because they're already here right and I and that's why I truly believe what we experienced over the past couple years was a part of this and I think what they've done is they've introduced certain biod digital
• 158:30 - 159:00 convergence Technologies to the population under the guise of Public Health and they've created a massive psychological operation on the population that believes anything counter to the mainstream narrative is a type of conspiratorial idea that isn't to be respected so with that being said what you have now is an entire for the most part population that is fully in line with accepting a type of uh uh compulsory intervention system of public health that promotes Public Safety and
• 159:00 - 159:30 public health but what's actually happening is an ongoing introduction of interconnected software systems uh that could possibly in one way give people the impression that they're doing something good for their health but in the other way setting them up for a future where they'll have direct connection to a new type of Internet system that will be very fluid and will be very easy and accessible and
• 159:30 - 160:00 convenient right and it will also set up the perfect opportunity for them to roll out a digital identification that's directly connected to this so you won't even have to carry anything and and your through your biomarkers your identity will be able to be picked up immediately through the network so you won't have this idea of human authentication this is a perfect way to introduce human authentication perfect way because it's it's in your body it's in your body check this
• 160:00 - 160:30 out introduction and for the opportunity to speak here today sorry I'm going to be talking about bio sensors and how we can use them to detect diseases earlier if I could have the slides that would be great so if we think about if we think about all sorts of diseases from cancer to heart disease antimicrobial resistance infectious diseases these are all areas where early diagnosis of the disease can really help us in how we can
• 160:30 - 161:00 treat the patients and help with patient survival but also help in stopping outbreaks from spreading today what I'm going to be talking about is mostly going to be in the infectous disease space but I'll also give you a little taster of some of the work that we're doing in the cancer space right at the end of The Talk and if we think about the infectious diseases uh area this is of course something that disproportionately will affect low-income countries for example HIV AIDS malaria these all extremely important diseases as you know Ebola uh and really have a very devastating effect on these
• 161:00 - 161:30 countri pay attention let me run this back remember what I said earlier remember what I said earlier about classism about eugenic systems about testing novel state-ofthe-art sophisticated Technologies on V vulnerable populations remember what I said about Tuskegee experiment what I said about my my ideas behind a lot of the gang culture and ghetto culture that we've seen promoted through certain types of
• 161:30 - 162:00 media all creating and and leveraging the The Misfortune of populations as as an opportunity to gain vast amounts of bodies for for testing things right who are they going for with these with these Technologies are you paying attention when we look at where digital ID first was implemented where was it
• 162:00 - 162:30 implemented first these exact locations example HIV AIDS malaria these all extremely important diseases as you know Ebola uh and really have a very devastating effect on these countries and one of the things that we need to do um to to really help with this is to come up with Diagnostics that can be more simple cheaper uh effective and globally accessible and this can really help us with democratizing access to healthcare extremely extremely important
• 162:30 - 163:00 AIM now you all have mobile phones and uh within our day-to-day life we might think of these particularly for how we might use them for web searches and social media type applications but they also have really oh and and we will eventually get there the connection between melanin and aspects of energy when we think of light and the Dynamics therein it ain't about race I'm not going there with it I'm not taking some race leftist Progressive nonsense perspective I'm just trying to be
• 163:00 - 163:30 objective about this these things are objectively the case melanin is being leveraged in certain biosynthetic and biotechnological industries I have papers on it it's creepy stuff but these are the days of Noah really really important applications when we use them connected to lab tests and also as diagnostic tools and these mobile phones are one of the ways that we can really help in democratizing access to healthcare by thinking of them
• 163:30 - 164:00 really as portable mini computers there's over seven I hate the laugh got to laugh and keep them crying portable computers did she just say that I'm these PE man now you all have mobile phones and within our day-to-day life we might think of these particularly for how we might use them for web searches and social media type applications but they also have really really important applications when we use them connected to lab tests and also
• 164:00 - 164:30 as diagnostic tools and these mobile phones are one of the ways that we can really help in democratizing access to healthcare by thinking of them really as portable mini computers yes absolutely the phones are portable computers but what happens when the body becomes the phone the human becomes a portable computer there's over 7 billion mobile
• 164:30 - 165:00 subscriptions around the world today enormous number as you'll all be very aware and this is a really really important opportunity in helping us to empower people and to connect them around the world and to also help in this very very early detection of diseases but it's it's all about early detection right it's all about prevention right yeah sure if we look at uh phones of course we can think about them in terms of um uh phone calls and connectivity but we can also think about
• 165:00 - 165:30 the the wireless connections and using them to be able to help with transferring data and this is all the more important with a growing uh adoption of smartphones around the world and if you look at smartphones then even in places like subsaharan Africa the uptake is increasing all the time and more and more people gaining access to these phones and you can think about using them in in really interesting ways as the capability of those phones grows so for example people have used the microphone within smartphones for Ecology mapping of mosquitoes um so maybe not the first thing that would come to mind but really sort of interesting use of of these Technologies
• 165:30 - 166:00 within the phone within our own uh group and our own Center what we're interested in is using the the the camera capability of the phones so thinking about how we can use these phones to capture uh images of the types of tests that we're going to be using for our bio sentencing and we see this as is a really important way in helping to democratize access to the healthcare yes um mobile phone access and particularly smartphones is not equal across the population uh less remember the closing the the bio or closing the digital divide remember
• 166:00 - 166:30 we were we were doing videos of on this in 2016 and I was trying to way back then um try to tell people that the the closing of the digital divide isn't just getting poor third world country people computers and internet access but it was about diffusing standardizing and normalizing biodigital transhumanist Technologies into these very naturalist cultures right in in a sense like
• 166:30 - 167:00 turning them into techn technocracies in a way but through the culture and public health is a way to get into the culture to get in people's homes to get into people's neighborhoods to get into people's bodies Public Health women for example than men will have access and also there's disparities in terms of the age of people within the population people over 50 typically will have less access but nonetheless There's an opportunity here obam phones they remember giving
• 167:00 - 167:30 phones away for free giving them away because it as we've always said here these devices are not just destroying our ontologies but they're also connecting us to the greater system of uh web 3 for us to be able to develop Diagnostics that could utilize these phones and and give access to diagnostic Technologies to people that might not otherwise be able to access them we have a a wonderful Center um in the UK called isense I'm currently the
• 167:30 - 168:00 deputy director and this brings together a number of different universities a number of Partners also works together with a number of uh countries overseas and what isense is all about is about uh really developing uh ways and Technologies to be able to much better detect can treat infectious diseases and we have uh a focus in particular on infectious diseases a number of different diseases and I'll show you just a few examples of those today but but we think of this in different ways so so the first thing um that we look at within isense and this is particularly work led by inam Mal Cox is what we call
• 168:00 - 168:30 track so thinking about symptoms within a broader population for patients who perhaps haven't yet been diagnosed as very early signs of disease spread the next part of the uh program is around the test and that's all about detecting um developing a being able to detect disease much earlier by developing new tools uh that can act as biosensing capabilities and and this is where a lot of my group focuses so developing new types of technologies that can be a lot more sensitive than some of the things we currently have available and then finally very importantly um we have a
• 168:30 - 169:00 treat section of the center and this is understanding how that disease is spreading uh within the community and so we've developed these apps uh within the isense center um and developed the test these U multiple marker tests um taken them out there and and we can then gener generate these geotag maps of how that infection is spreading and this so do you guys remember when we had at least we had them here in America and definitely had them in in Europe these these applications that would send you
• 169:00 - 169:30 warnings and signals for people who were where cases were at it's all very similar technology okay now I'm working us towards somewhere with this now this is just the Vice as a type of biosensor but as we've said in the past the technology is meant to get smaller faster and cheaper right so what happens is this phone vanishes and your body replaces it okay
• 169:30 - 170:00 now I want to show you guys some technology to to prove that right um so let's let's just continue this one for a little bit more this is really important in terms of understanding the spread of the disease and how uh you might um uh control it and and other groups are also working on this sort of very important approach so finally um I mentioned at the beginning that I'd also finish off by telling you a little bit about some applications in cancer and this is a really really important area as well it's slightly different to what I've
• 170:00 - 170:30 just told you about um in terms of the point of care testing where we have tests a little bit like the pregnancy test where you're you're working with a biological sample this is some much newer work this is still preclinical and this is work where we have these same U well slightly different in fact um biosensing particles but with that same sort of powerful ability to do the biosensing and we use them inside the body to tell us about early disease inside the body you can think about this for different types of diseases I'm showing it here for cancer but it might also be really interesting for things like malaria and the way this works is that we are detecting uh proteins in the
• 170:30 - 171:00 body called enzymes now you all will have heard of enzymes in terms of the enzymes we have for digesting our food um you also have these enzymes for all sorts of other functions in the body as well and in particular if you have a cancer what you find is that the level of specific types of enzymes will increase and they'll be a different to the Baseline level you would have in a normal healthy person and what the enzymes can do is they can cut through molecules and they can cut through molecules that are holding our particles together and the particles will then uh disperse and become small enough that you can filter them through the kidney
• 171:00 - 171:30 and they end up in your urine now this is work that we've done in collaboration with MIT and what we find is that once these particles are within the urine in these preclinical studies we can then add some very simple chemicals and that urine will turn blue and so you get this this test which doesn't need complicated equipment to read um you can just see it by eye the urine will turn blue uh less than an hour after you start the test and this is we think a really interesting way of being able to get this disease detection without needing again complicated equipment so we should be able to also use these things within
• 171:30 - 172:00 the field keyword detection right now this is through the introduction of certain biosynthetic machines at these little blue things that they call them biosens that go inside your system these are like Nano robots Nano machines Micro Machines yall remember that from the ' 80s very interesting right these are all uh and this this particular technology isn't new at all actually but um I'm
• 172:00 - 172:30 trying to show you how the public health system is moving towards biodigital convergence without even telling anyone without even presenting uh presenting the idea of this convergence they're just saying hey we have new novel ways to address disease but the ways we're doing it is introducing these types of synthetic biological software systems and
• 172:30 - 173:00 nanotechnology that we've created that are going to be running freely in your system and it's just going to work because theoretically it makes sense that's called experimenting right now of of course they do also experiment on animals as well but we saw how well that went recently didn't we um let's see here we take them to the hospital and we try to catch it at the very you know prevent you know catastrophic outcome at
• 173:00 - 173:30 the very end um and what technology is doing right now is that it's pushing a lot of resources to the edges right like the map that you showed in terms of you know people within a distance of 5 km to a health Healthcare Center but mobile phones are much more spread out Etc and so I think right now we're seeing kind of that like decomposition of you know the building blocks of you know skill sensing and of C what what is the definition in your mind of the institution or the systems that are actually running these kind of this dist distributed Health System um that is going to happen it seems to be kind of like emerging in some sense like you know before like the system that ran it
• 173:30 - 174:00 was like you know in the four walls of hospital if you will and that encapsulated the the the piece of Machinery that we have U but here you have all these sensors you have all the distributed logic um is it government is it is it more the hospitals like how do what's the operating system that's going to behind it's everything together really isn't it it's everything together isn't it you see I didn't mention Telecom who you think's providing the networks who do you think's providing the network systems to connect the devices and the
• 174:00 - 174:30 biosensors and the overall digital infrastructure it's not just the hospitals and it isn't just the government you see everything we've been talking about guys this I mean the technology which is um the bit that I personally specialize in is is is of course crucial to get right but it's only one part of the puzzle um and what what we found is that actually being able to really work with people locally that have the the knowledge and the resources um to be able to set up
• 174:30 - 175:00 the infrastructure to then take those tests locally see globalism for those that remember that term this is a great example of the exploitation of vulnerable communities through gloal ISM taking Global ideas ideals Technologies infrastructures and integrating them into local regions under the guise of assistance right so what they do is they go into these small communities and they get local influencers or leaders people
• 175:00 - 175:30 with some level of authority and they say hey check this out introduce it to your people introduce it to your community and before you know it you have these communities dependent on these types of Technologies I always go back to the film The Gods Must Be Crazy and the coke bottle scenario lesson in there serious lesson in there and get them connected and and within I sense um we also have a number of groups that have helped on data visualization tools as well so so for some of the existing
• 175:30 - 176:00 um HIV diagnosis cases that they do in quaz Natal for example they now um can all be mapped within a dashboard system uh and even that visualization essentially of how the disease is and how patients can be monitored over time also for viral load and so on on um is really really crucial so so it's about that but it's also about the evolving um regulations that will need to be in place to enable these things to happen in a way um that the patient privacy is taken account of but you can also get people the best care and and so it's a framework that's not yet uh as you know
• 176:00 - 176:30 not yet sorted out it's still treatment based medicine not prevention based medicine it's interesting how they you know disregard how these things even happen let's just focus on treating it but more importantly let's focus on tracking it right technology being ushered in under the guise of altruism and humanitarianism is the Pinnacle of of satanic activity wouldn't you say well it's a very exciting time actually because it's all evolving in front of us
• 176:30 - 177:00 so so say we we magically had all the privacy issues handled in some sense and that they were figured out if um you know you were allowed to hack into everyone's phones for good uh without in a way where they're all fine with the privacy but you're you're you're your mission was to save as many lives as possible if you have access complete access to their phone data uh and and to run anything on their phones what do you think would be the the highest impact applications um I mean I mean I think the sort of things we're looking at um you know there could be applications of course for for self testing and there's some examples within isense um in London
• 177:00 - 177:30 actually around cyia going right from patient self testing uh through to sort of online care Pathways um but um actually it's it's it's not just about that it's it's also that the community um healthcare workers uh can also be the ones that enable that sort of Technology it might not always have to be the patient themselves um so I think the setting is is really important um and also making sure that um whatever setting you have is appropriate for that particular disease so that the patient can get straight into a treatment um has available counseling if that's necessary
• 177:30 - 178:00 um you know so so even if these tests might be um easy enough to use by individuals they might not always be appropriate to be used just by the individual without the the care surround him actually on that point um you know there's been kind of you know in in Mobile use for example there's been a big leap trog effect that happened in developing countries you know where they almost ski line line and kind of moved to mobile phones um do you do you have a sense of like whether that's something that's going to happen in health and if so I mean there's already come some some of the great examples you were giving um how that's going to happen like what going to be some of the driving forces behind that is it going to be primly
• 178:00 - 178:30 infectious disease or is it going to be kind of more like public health uh um I mean I think it has important applications in in both um with within our Center we we're a bit more focused on the Infectious Disease but even the early work we're doing within within the cancer you know could also be very applicable in these these areas so it it it really I think doesn't need to be restricted to a very narrow um Healthcare application one more question and then I think I want to make sure we get this question to the audience um given that we're at uh at we and uh you know there might be kind of a country leader in the
• 178:30 - 179:00 audience uh if you had one uh uh one country that was going to apply a regulatory framework that you think would be most effective applying all the you know new science and technology that you're developing what you think are some of the biggest policy level or uh decisions that could that could actually make that uh happen more effectively so so I'm probably not the best person to answer that question we've got um many more qualified people within our Center that are you know specifically focused on both data privacy and cyber security um and also the ethics um side of things but it's very clear um that the current
• 179:00 - 179:30 legislations we have around gdpr and so on whilst they have use they're not enough um to be able to handle these systems completely um and so working together very closely as the people in our Center are is is going to be key going going forward we need to keep having that that conversation it's like the never ending uh conversation yeah um any questions from the audience we can open it up for right so one I wanted to ask you with the new Corona virus which is around what are the applications uh the new uh Corona virus that has that is spreading now uh does
• 179:30 - 180:00 does your work have applications there in containing the spread of the virus and two I have another question you know in developing countries like I come from India a symptom of fever can can be malaria Deni zika you know lots of lots lots of things could be just a Bia so how many things can a person test for when you're talking about self diagnosis I think um one of the things we so this is really interesting when you start to see the Direction all of this is going it's going towards remember we talked about and I showed you guys uh a couple
• 180:00 - 180:30 articles on at the hpit where doctors and nurses are no longer needed because there's tella health for things that aren't necessarily uh especially if it's like information that's needed like direction or or or what have you but then there is this concept of uh almost like self therapy and I think this is what this speaks to this concept of uh having certain bio sensors inside
• 180:30 - 181:00 the body that can detect things but also inform you so as an example you have these certain sensors flowing through your systems and they're connected to your phone and there's an application that the sensors inside directly communicate communicate with the phone in the application and it gives you information that say your doctor would give you gives you instructions that say your nurse would give you right so the hpit would be this well as they describe
• 181:00 - 181:30 it the hospital is this system where there's no longer purpose for a hospital you're perfectly fine at home because the doctor uh and which will probably eventually be AI right the doctor is directly in connection with your body and the real-time live functions and processes of your systems and uh you even have this information through your phone and and your application so this is this is the direction that uh public
• 181:30 - 182:00 health is going in and it's extremely disturbing because none of these things have actually been tested out to work and I I wouldn't even suggest testing them it's that it's that far gone um and that anti- nature that I I think this is extremely dangerous and and my point I was trying to make in the beginning about the next 10 years and these generations of today Millennials or genz Millennials uh Gen X Boomers not so much Boomers but mainly gen Z or
• 182:00 - 182:30 Alpha gen Z Millennials and US older folks gen xers we're the testing ground for the next generation of human beings this is this is my one of my overall understandings we are are a transitional period of humans that are being tested on through these types of biodigital convergent Technologies in preparation for a whole new a whole new type of human being that's going to be integrated with certain types of machines that's going to live in certain
• 182:30 - 183:00 type of electromagnetic environments uh that's going to be undergoing different types of Novel uh biophotonic experiences a fully integrated cyborg cybernetic type future that is coming there's no avoiding it now how Grand how diffused are these locations going to be is it going to be across the earth I doubt that I I look at something like the Brave New World of Huxley and you know you kind of have like the cybernetic
• 183:00 - 183:30 world but then you have like the natural world where people like us might stay and we're looked at as cavemen right because we're still natural we haven't integrated with biotechnologies right I I could easily see that being the case right this can't be across the Earth everywhere it just it won't work that way now the thing is there's going to be a whole new type of human being and I believe personally that these Generations those of us listening right now we are that that
• 183:30 - 184:00 transitional experimental set of generations that historically will look back upon right just like we look at the the the the uh generations of the depression right or if we look even further back in the generations of the Enlightenment as very fundamental and influential Generations that brought forth a new type of time a new era but something will be much
• 184:00 - 184:30 different this time it will be not just a new time but a new human people make this argument for the premodern into modern transition that we experience say through you know the Enlightenment and the Romanticism okay and how once the once the say 19th century came about and and uh Ortega iget argues a lot to this Spanish philosopher a new type of man he calls it the mass man was developed uh
• 184:30 - 185:00 separate from work and and toil and understanding of system and and uh uh foundational constructs of life and civilization but took on this new imperialist aristocratic modern tone of um exceptionalism but also instantaneity or instantaneous product and markets due to this new economy these new technology so like the men and the man of this time was like this new man a mass man a
• 185:00 - 185:30 weaker man a lesser man a lower man as we could look at KAG guard's concept of the aesthetic man right but now we're going into the posthuman man as far as I'm concerned and what we're experiencing now I call it the the transition into like a new axial age right where everything is changing not just human biology not just natural
• 185:30 - 186:00 environments but philosophy our origin story hence simulation Theory hence all this alien nonsense right our philosophy is changing in that philosophy what changes is our ontology our ability to say what exists what doesn't exist what's the nature of matter of reality what's real changing VR as an example XR mixed reality gamification of reality through
• 186:00 - 186:30 algorithms we're no longer really interacting with the real we're now just nudged and steered by way of algorithms that try their best to guess what we want ontology changing epistemology we're going to datadriven epistemology is one of my biggest Concepts we're moving towards a datadriven epistemology no longer are we considering the interdisciplinary understanding of the humanities where we dip into history we dip into psych we dip into bio we dip
• 186:30 - 187:00 into philosophy first and foremost but we also undergirded with theology to have a true Transcendent understanding we avoid all of these classic ways of understanding things and learning and knowledge and wisdom we trade all of that for datadriven epistemology we no longer know what we know through all of these interdisciplinary understandings we now know what we know through data raw data models last few years designed us to accept that what
• 187:00 - 187:30 was everyone looking to for a couple years models what was the direction of the world based on models theoretical models datadriven epistemology ontology shifting epistemology is Shifting Aesthetics are shifting Aesthetics Beauty what is beauty what is good appearance wise art culture AI is
• 187:30 - 188:00 uprooting Aesthetics AI is creating what people would consider perfect women perfect in a type of standard sense AI is replacing models re replacing many aspects of Art and Design and Engineering it's changing what we've known to be aesthetically pleasing it's uprooting Aesthetics I'm
• 188:00 - 188:30 I'm showing you the the axial dimensions of this philosophically if we think about philosophy we have metaphysics right we have ethics and and Aesthetics and epistemology so metaphysics metaphysic metaphysics the ontology how we understand what's real and what's not totally transformed epistomology through data totally transformed Aesthetics through AI totally transformed ethics what's next ethics what is musk working
• 188:30 - 189:00 on a truth AI answer for the ethical change that's coming because man will no longer be able to be trusted religion Christianity those are archaic ethics those are oppressive you know uh uh patriarchal ethics that no longer fit the posthuman interconnected leveled field of Essences new gnosticism a new creation story Adam and
• 189:00 - 189:30 Eve no man it's a computer it's a simulation computer we come from simulated beings absolutely insane but in order to get humans to accept merging with machines and putting all this silly willy stuff inside their bodies of course you got to you got to destroy their fundamental philosophical foundations because if you don't understand what's real or how to even detect what's real or Define what's real
• 189:30 - 190:00 intellectually if you have no idea what's right and wrong what's good and what's bad what's beautiful what's disfigured and not beautiful if you have no understanding how to know what you know just unless you look at some computer and some code and whatever it tells you how are you going to know who you are how are you going to know what you are how you going to know where you're going how are you going to know how to do anything without
• 190:00 - 190:30 artificial intelligence artificial artificial everything now let's look at this Wireless body area network and the internet of things got a little visual here I showed you the text let's look at the visual here this is what's coming I personally believe it's already here it's already
• 190:30 - 191:00 here hello I am Oz and today I will be telling you about the wireless body area network and how it applies to The Internet of Things first of all Let me give a brief definition of the wireless body area network wireless body area network is a short-range wireless network of weable computing devices Wireless body area network devices may be embedded inside the body as implants maybe surface mounted on the body in a fixed position or maybe ACC company devices that humans can carry in different positions such as
• 191:00 - 191:30 enclosed Pockets by hand or in various bags if we tuck in the context of The Internet of Things these implanted sensors and wearable devices are the things from the Internet of Things whereas Wireless body area network is the glue folding the implanted sensors and wearable devices together the wireless body area networks can be described as an extension of wide area networks to personal space the wireless body area networks can be further categorized as one in body Communications that occur between two or more devices inside a human body this communication is mostly between implanted medical sensors two on body
• 191:30 - 192:00 Communications are happening within the networks and wearable systems in direct proximity of the human body that means both wearables are located directly on or very near the human body three body-to-body communications a peer between antennas placed on two or more separated human bodies four off body Communications are made between the devices placed on a human body and devices placed on a remote access point now I will tell you about some common everyday examples of Wireless body area network communication we can see around us due to advancements in
• 192:00 - 192:30 Micro electromechanical Systems and wireless communication technology Wireless body area network is heading toward a great technical boom now aay it is becoming more and more common to see people using wearables like smart watches Fitness bands and wireless airphones that are connected to smartphones via Bluetooth I've been trying to tell people for years about these things these devices these damn
• 192:30 - 193:00 watches and these it's listen this is it man and this is just one aspect there there's there's the the the uh electric the bioelectric aspect but then there's also the internal the genomic the genetic stuff that we see going on at the uh the Harper Labs or Harbor Labs right there there's the neurological right there's there's the
• 193:00 - 193:30 neuralink you know when we think of the brain computer interfacing there's a lot of different things guys you know you got different schools like you got people that only want to talk about the the wide the wireless body area network you got people that only want to talk about the genomics you got people that only want to talk about graphine it's like no guys all of these things are happening at once all of them it's almost like something's gonna stick something's going to stick which one is going to stick I've done thorough Research into this technology it's not very powerful
• 193:30 - 194:00 it's very very um unreliable at least as of now until they get that 6G once they get that six gen terahertz then we're talking real deal web 3 stuff it ain't there yet it's not there yet they got five plus they got five plus okay but what's important is that they're building these systems they already exist and no one knows about
• 194:00 - 194:30 them not enough people we didn't ask for this we did not consent to any of this I did not buy a phone I did not buy a computer I do not pay for internet to have this kind of crap man this is not what it's about in in my eyes and I don't think anyone else would agree with this at least generally speaking th this is invasive this is a violation to human
• 194:30 - 195:00 dignity I I couldn't even imagine let me stop let me just play this the applications of vens are numerous ranging from Healthcare and tele medicine up to Fitness and sports training interactive gaming and personal information sharing and authentic and more common to seeing more network is heading toward a great technical boom nowadays it is becoming more and more common to see people using wearables like smart watches Fitness bands and wireless earphones that are connected to smartphones via Bluetooth the applications of bus are
• 195:00 - 195:30 numerous ranging from Healthcare and tele medicine up to Fitness and sports training interactive gaming and personal information sharing and authentication one simple application of Wireless body area network communication can be seen when someone uses their smartphones or smart watches for contactless payment at Shops and restaurants another example of a wireless body area network is in medical care it is being used for continuous monitoring of vital parameters like heart rate ECG blood pressure Etc patients in hospitals enabling better Medical Care it is there it is I think this was this has a big
• 195:30 - 196:00 this was a big part of the whole public health direction we went in say you know 2018 19 was getting us towards this kind of uh speeding up the process of accepting this type of connective stuff cuz not enough people are going to do it because of sports or anything else this whole public health thing gives the perfect reason it gives that like it gives that urgency you know at least that's how I see it is also being used to provide better care for the elderly and retirement homes another application of Wireless
• 196:00 - 196:30 body area network is in sports where Fitness monitoring devices like chest strap and wristbands are worn to keep track of speed distance calories burned elevation altitude and heart rate now I will tell you a a little bit about the Technologies used in Wireless body area network the most common Technologies are uh the i e 802.1 15.6 that's the standard okay so that's the like actual standard this allows like like its ability to to be put in policy and that's the problem I have with a lot of these industries if we think of like I
• 196:30 - 197:00 can or if you think of i e it's like what you have is just just it's just like technocracy legislation and research and development it's like what you get is you get Telecom computer engineering elect electronics and and and public policy government systems coming together and making decisions for people and their bodies it's absolutely insane and it's sick Wi-Fi zigg Bluetooth I 802.15 6
• 197:00 - 197:30 among these Technologies Bluetooth is the technology people are most familiar with it is often used in connecting wearable devices with smartphones and among these Technologies the latest technology for wireless body area network is the I e802 15.6 it aims to provide short range Wireless Communications in the vicinity of or inside a human body ttus is did you hear that the the vicinity of or inside the human body let me run that back and I got to sped up a bit I do try to save some time let me slow it down maybe it's too fast I mean it's just I swear man
• 197:30 - 198:00 dude these people sick e256 it aims to provide short range Wireless Communications in the vicinity of or inside a human body TT uses existing industrial scientific medical bands as well as frequency bands approved by medical Regulators which makes it most suitable for medical sensors and those bands he's talking about are those bands those rings I showed you earlier right this is how we even get wireless technology I don't
• 198:00 - 198:30 have a problem with like wireless tech and computers and internet but why are you connecting it to our bodies bro that's just kind of weird and it's really invasive and honestly I don't want anything to do with none of that this is creepy I don't care if it's good for the trees in the oceans it's creepy man there's other things we could be doing there's other ways to you know save the
• 198:30 - 199:00 environment the fact that you want to make this the only option is absolutely insane and I ain't going for it and I'm not going to sit here and go along with this stuff I'm going talk about it you better believe it I'mma talk about it because I ain't connected to nobody ain't nobody got nothing hung over my damn head you guys support this channel you guys you guys keep this thing going I don't got one sponsor not one
• 199:00 - 199:30 period let's keep going with this crazy crap man I I'm sorry I get a little worked up I know I need to chill out some times but it's just frustrating when you've been trying to say things for years and it just couldn't be any more clear the evidence is just piling upon itself year after
• 199:30 - 200:00 year yeah why Rose why why why we got to go this far with it man we know you don't care about People's Health like that you wouldn't be serving High fucose corn syrup and MC Cosmic fries and Indo endocrine disrupting chemicals in all your plastic cups you give everybody you if you cared about health you wouldn't be doing these things you wouldn't allow these industries to
• 200:00 - 200:30 exist so you can't you can't convince me otherwise you can't say you care about People's Health in in one way we got all these Technologies and we just Lodge this stuff in your butt and let it run around your body and have a party but at the same time you want to like hey go to McDonald's you know go get your Slurpee from 7-Eleven your cup of
• 200:30 - 201:00 nood you know we could go back we floration of water come on man are your teeth that important as long as you can bite through a steak I'm good basically I mean seriously neurotoxin for pearly whites makes no sense no sense
• 201:00 - 201:30 goodness here we go soft bioelectronics and Healthcare what's new so this is uh um last show or a couple shows ago we talked about meta materials right being a new Direction not new but you know novel we'll say and so there's all these new meta materials that are going to be used bio electronically inside the body right and like neuralace is a good example so you
• 201:30 - 202:00 know we were talking about we were talking about musk and neural link but then there's neuralace right which is a different type of Technology it's less invasive uh I think it would be much more successful and then there's biophoton or should I say optogenetics which aren't invasive at all literally work through light uh where things can be cellularly controlled externally through different types of light sources right so there's many of these Technologies you don't
• 202:00 - 202:30 have to Lodge something in your brain or in your neck or or anything like that there's so many different Technologies that's why it's like we got to like be open about these things and have a shared view that says all of this is wrong all of this is invasive all of this has potential for being biologically rejected and causing massive harm to innocent vulnerable populations and then you think about the last few years and it would make sense
• 202:30 - 203:00 they don't really give a damn do they muskrat yeah Johnny cool Melody sh gotta have fresh bread shout out to Valar good to see you Joy tro good to see you as well Darren Calhoun is in a building um yeah man so you know let's keep moving I got a bunch of stuff to show you
• 203:00 - 203:30 guys um now here's another one this is another type this is another and you guys have seen this technology before Hulk's gone over this Tech uh I I think we here were showing articles on this technology back in like 2018 but this is a recent article on the same type of text so again what we're getting at is this this standardization right this conditioning of uh people integrating machineries
• 203:30 - 204:00 like computer based um Wireless signal-based Electronics into their bodies it's like in so many different ways they're presenting novel and unique forms of Technologies to be integrated into your into your biology that are truly foreign right here's one the pill tracks your vitals from the inside okay so as I've mentioned many times what do we what
• 204:00 - 204:30 were we using the watches for the Apple watch and the fitbits for tracking Vital Signs oh but what happens let's shrink it let's get it in the body it's more convenient remember it's undetectable when we think about U this idea of having technology working without you even knowing it's there because the watch is cumbersome man who want to wear a watch all day all night and the people do it they sleep in it shower in
• 204:30 - 205:00 it I'm just saying an inestable digital pill that measures heart rate and breathing from the inside this from inside the stomach could detect warning signs of sleep apne cardiac distress and even opioid overdoses and then it's like you know this is advantageous to many people that suffer from different illnesses and and and it's just going to look like a good thing and that's the hardest part given the fact that the majority of us aren't in the best health and this has been designed over time we discussed
• 205:00 - 205:30 this you know so it's like a lot of this stuff is going to be great in a lot of people's eyes unfortunately because they just want they just want to be healthy sad man it's sad how how many people are going to be harmed by these new technologies here's a quick little clip of neuralace the next generation of BCI and the whole brain data capture by
• 205:30 - 206:00 black Black Rock neurotech check it out actually yeah that should be fine let me make it [Music] full this is a perfect example of what I mean by meta materials this is a new type of meta material uh this is fully
• 206:00 - 206:30 uh connective right this can this can uh uh this can be accessed by uh s less signals right this this can be directly connected to devices to networking systems as well as the cloud right this can communicate directly with the cloud and as you can see it's extremely small and it can be um it can be introduced to
• 206:30 - 207:00 the inside of the body very easily okay uh and this is just one form of this I'm going to show you something else here in a minute but all of these Technologies are already there they're already here they're produced created and in fact they're being tested on people uh in in Laboratories uh some say they're testing them live on people today you know I don't know man I'm not going to say all that because I don't know all I'm doing is showing you that the stuff exists and all it takes is a matter of time before people start introducing it into their lives and I think influencers and
• 207:00 - 207:30 certain famous people are being used to make this stuff cool right the whole transhumanist thing is becoming cool and that's how they're going to that's how they're going to get it through the culture [Music] [Laughter] creepy creepy we're going to go into neuralace pretty soon I have a whole
• 207:30 - 208:00 like brain and Telecom thing I'm putting together so that we're going to don't worry guys all this is this this show today I'm just running a lot of these things by you uh all of these different Technologies I have connected to larger breakdowns that I'm going to be presenting uh 20124 is about to be seriously intense man seriously intense I can't even at this moment count how many different papers and books I read this year but I'm about to just I'm I'm
• 208:00 - 208:30 blowing man I swear I'm blowing this year check this out here we are you can't see that there we go developments in in graph based biomedical technology so this is this is a whole other area when we get into the graph okay this is another application right so we have sensors right we have graph we have different
• 208:30 - 209:00 types of lace we have hydrogels all right we got all types of different novel Tech applications it's very very multifaceted it's not one thing from wearables to implants a gra a graph and other layered materials have great potential for numerous Next Generation biomedical Technologies now the problem I have with
• 209:00 - 209:30 this as always is always under the guise of this is going to heal disease right it's this is going to heal disease and that's the hardest thing to argue with because a lot of people are diseased especially post the ju jab we about to see a whole lot of different problems people's systems are going to start breaking down I think just because especially for those that have like got numerous continuous
• 209:30 - 210:00 consecutive injections I mean that can't be good for the overall natural system and I think this idea was speaking to what I was trying to describe earlier when me and Hulk were trying trying to break down back in 2020 2022 uh 21 area we were trying to it seems like they're trying to redesign the immune system kind of like breaking the immune system down and turning it into a type of computer software networking system right and uh that
• 210:00 - 210:30 still seems to be the case but there's so many other types of tech that I'll be showing you guys that makes it hard to really narrow anything down to like one overall me uh mechanism there's just all of these different areas they're going in oh now I'm sure you guys remember this in 2022 when we talked about this um the uh this new uh action by Biden the executive order on advancing
• 210:30 - 211:00 biotechnology and biomanufacturing Innovation for sustainable safe and secure American bioeconomy I did I actually did a video on this I did a live stream but then I also chopped up a little video it's still actually there you guys can check it out and I was just trying to very simply uh address the fact that we're moving towards a type of um transhumanist uh biodigital convergence based health system now all the stuff
• 211:00 - 211:30 I'm showing you here today are aspects of that biotech BAS system so what Biden is talking about funding here is all of these Technologies I'm showing you now is Biden talking to the public about these Technologies no is anybody in those areas of politics talking about these Technologies no of course
• 211:30 - 212:00 not are you silly you're supposed to introduce these things through little forms of Crisis you have to introduce these things things through you know vulnerabilities there's no way to get people to just openly accept these things as okay no no no that's not how things work around here you guys know that y'all know that and what do he means by bioeconomy
• 212:00 - 212:30 man yo this this man man bioeconomy yeah money markets currency markets based on on biology man I was trying to tell everyone I was like do you guys realize we're under a transhumanist government do you realize all governments on Earth are under a transhumanist policy different countries have their
• 212:30 - 213:00 different versions of it is anyone like realizing this does anyone want to like maybe say something about it and here's this one this video I found check this one out so the first part is musk talking about the link and how you know it's not as invasive as people think but the most important part is the last part with uh
• 213:00 - 213:30 with what's his name you'll you'll see it let me just play it here I mean there are a few ways to approach this but some sort of interface directly with your quot neurons particularly but doesn't that imply surgical insertion not necessarily you could go through the veins and arteries because that that provides a complete uh roadway to um all of your neurons your neurons are very heavy users of energy so they need high blood flow so you automatically with your veins and arteries have um a road Network to your
• 213:30 - 214:00 neurons still s some kind of surgery right um yes but you could insert something you know basically you know into the jugular and and have it gets mob but it sounds really easy and it doesn't involve it doesn't it doesn't involve you know like chopping your your your skull off or anything like that good yeah and plus you're not a house cat anymore okay now this part this part's
• 214:00 - 214:30 cool this part here it just it's just confirmation confirmation amplifies our brain but I have to put it down and I don't don't have it handy I can't use it yeah but Ray I'm not giving you scalpel to go into my brain and put electrodes if I have just as good access to the cloud by holding a smartphone and touching with my thumbs so he's like why would I put something in my brain when I have perfect access through my phone for things like I'm fine with that which is I'd say a reasonable argument right why
• 214:30 - 215:00 why do I need it all in my brain bro like I'm good with this little phone it works like I get contact the internet and boo boo Bo I can make stuff happen like at at the push of a button why do I need something in my brain let's listen to his answer but you don't have to actually go in with a scalpel I mean we'll we'll send uh Nanobots through the bloodstream oh I feel much Nanobots through the bloodstream mhm see now now we
• 215:00 - 215:30 transition into the next level of Technologies wow we got a full house man y'all still here 1,00 people wow okay 4 hours in 4 hours in almost 3 and 1 half hours in and we got 12200 thank you guys for sticking with a brother appreciate you now Nanobots in the bloodstream this is another another area
• 215:30 - 216:00 of research another area of biod digital convergence Technologies so not only do they have invasive neurolinks type stuff that wants to like put stuff put stuff in your brain you know whatever they also have neuralace less less invasive stuff they also have optogenetics that isn't invasive at all it just literally connects or it communicates with the cellular function of the brain and the
• 216:00 - 216:30 body externally through different types of light right so there's botonics okay there's optogenetics there's uh brain computer interfacing okay but there's all so what what Kur was referring to there the internet of Bio Nano things so the there's the internet of bodies which is a more of an overall system right maybe I'm G I'm going to actually draw something up for this because uh uh I need to uh I'm going to draw up
• 216:30 - 217:00 I'm going to draw up something to really demonstrate what this looks like but we have the internet of bodies which is more it's more of an umbrella thing okay um and then of course you guys are familiar with the internet of behavior behaviors right this the internet of behaviors is very important for like Twitter for instance with grock and musk you know farming and Mining uh mass human behavioral Surplus uh that's an aspect of Internet of behaviors okay uh this is what people's phones will be providing uh Cloud systems when people
• 217:00 - 217:30 have ai on their phone and all they're doing is interacting with their own personal Siri this system will be literally functioning as an internet of behaviors uh protocol now uh we what we also have is the internet of bionano things now that's that's at a much smaller scale right so when we think of the internet of bodies that involves a whole lot of parts of the body a whole lot of different functions whole lot of different biological systems right we can think of the internet of bodies being connected to a lot of different things physical metaphysical energetic
• 217:30 - 218:00 uh Etc but the Internet of bionano Things is on a nano scale and has to do with introducing certain type of biomimicking Technologies right where we have a synthetic say silicon as as being one of these types of types of uh mediums nanoscale technologies that are programmed through AI of course hence the importance of of of accelerating ai ai is in my view being accelerated to present a type of algorithmic system that can control all these Technologies in a way that is
• 218:00 - 218:30 consistent and has low level of error or hallucinations right this is what I believe I believe AI is being really pushed to to really set off this this new uh biotechnology industry as well as this new um immersive technology say metaverse extended reality spatial web web 3 which is going to be uh the whole blockchain thing okay so that's what I think this AI is is really about it's
• 218:30 - 219:00 about biotech blockchain web 3 now let's look at an example of this okay so I have this paper here physically where did I put it that's fine I got the digital one here I thought I okay let me just look at this here okay so check this one out this has to do with terahertz so um on the Sixth Gen show I think a few shows back we talked about operation warp speed I went into six gen and the
• 219:00 - 219:30 importance of it regarding uh web 3 regarding the the Cyber physical terrarium this kind of like biodigital convers environment that they're creating by merging bioelectronics bioelectricity human energy with wireless networks now in order for this to properly work it it has to have a type of terahertz networking system we don't have those yet those don't exist yet we're still in like the five fifth gen so we don't have terahertz right so
• 219:30 - 220:00 we can't we don't really have the actual power to run these kind of systems yet uh but here is a paper on this it's called toward location aware in body okay so location aware locating uh geoposition uh accessing through geop positioning as well as U um actuation okay so what we have here is toward location beware location aware
• 220:00 - 220:30 inbody terahertz Nan networks with energy harvesting so the whole goal of this and this one thing that's really fascinating about this a a big goal gosh you guys can't really see that huh that's not going to work there we go so a a big part of this is creating a new Energy System now we talked about this man like what I was trying to describe a big part of the sustainability effort trying to get us to stop using like fossil fuels and and
• 220:30 - 221:00 and oil and all of that is because these types of energy sources are not robust enough to to to to create networks of terraz level right to create these these uh these interconnected biological systems with the physical environment we need like even blockchain right now of course they're working on other other uh other ways to to run these blockchain systems but mining this data is very energy intensive right so
• 221:00 - 221:30 they do have options and other ways they're doing that which we discussed Quantum as well thank you Johnny cool absolutely well said Quantum perfectly perfect example what they're discovering and they've known this right this goes this goes way back um that the human human bodies create electricity we create energy how how does our heart be how how does our heart pump you know blood through our bodies constantly how how do we think on this level how do we make all of these these ideas and speak these words is because we're constantly flowing with literal energy right that
• 221:30 - 222:00 can be harvested okay and can actually be connected to larger systems and run larger systems so it only makes logical sense and it's very rational if bodies create Natural Energy why not why not harness that and create systems that run on biological energy not just physical kinetic energy like what we saw in Black Mirror episode 2 of season 1 15 million uh merits not just kinetic energy but actual interbody uh uh processing energy and
• 222:00 - 222:30 that's what we see here okay this is just one example I got tons of these papers man right and this is just one that I think is just a good example just kind of like give you guys the idea okay oh I'm going there Pat we're going to talk about starlink tomorrow's a special day for starlink and it's directly connected to everything we're saying here me and Hulk just had a conversation the other day talking about the potentials of starlink with regard to this entire massive system it's very important very very important All By
• 222:30 - 223:00 Design nanoscale wireless networks okay body area network assuming such a setup in electromagnetic nanocommunication and the terahertz frequencies we propose a network architect Ure that can support fine grain localization of the energy harvesting inbody Nano noes as well as their two-way communication with the outside world the main Novelties of our proposal lie in the utilization of location aware and wakeup radio W based Wireless nanocommunication paradigms as well as softwar defined meta materials
• 223:00 - 223:30 right something similar to what we saw with neuralace for supporting the envisioned functionalities and terahertz operating energy harvesting in body nanoworks this last Point here is basically the structure of it all terahertz operating energy har harvesting in body Nano networks so really what this technology is for is actually very rational when people want to look at it objectively it's about creating a type of a communication system for for uh uh
• 223:30 - 224:00 medical intervention right so if we want to just look at it objectively especially for people who who instrument in instrumentalize human beings as um objects as as no different from a machine when people view Humanity this way this seems very rational um so basically the point is what you do is you you put certain types of Nano networks you create Nano networks in the
• 224:00 - 224:30 body that can communicate with external networks through a specific type of Terror hurt frequency okay now the way you get the Nano networks in the body is through injection has to be in the bloodstream as it's in the bloodstream throughout the body the body becomes a literal wire that can be accessed that can give information and receive information and this is just the surface I mean once we start getting into the biosynthetic stuff then it's just like
• 224:30 - 225:00 whoa hold up y'all talking about remote controlling and manipulating cellular function in the body in real time yeah real time this crazy they call it human centered Computing as you can see right here human centered Computing Computing remember what we talked about uh digging for that ATP there we go a spot on remember we talked about we World economics forums constant use and re reiteration of we're working towards a human Centric model that means
• 225:00 - 225:30 something specific human Centric in through the human body through the actual human matter that's what they mean by that cell energy there you go in body healthare that's where everything is moving inbody Healthcare and this is a long dry article we won't read the whole thing I just want to show you this stuff exists right so here we have the SDM based smart textile right it's this this is
• 225:30 - 226:00 the uh the teret radio short range omnidirectional ultrasound long range focused right network controller localization of Nano noes um this is literally turning the body into a type of uh mobile computer I mean there's no easier way to to say it um and what it what this process does is it's a type of energy harvesting system that actually capitalizes on the body's
• 226:00 - 226:30 natural ability to produce energy it's very rational when you think of it on a very mechanistic level but I personally I don't think many of you here think on a men mechanistic level regarding human beings right so to us this is kind of creepy bro I'm not I I I'm you know I'm not a Trans Am okay no I don't want you to pop my
• 226:30 - 227:00 hood okay i' I'd rather not you know I like I said I I'll I'll have D give me dial up man I'm good I'll I'll I'll get used to that again I'll deal with the speed issue connectivity problem we had many tricks back in the day to make it through those of us that come from the tape era right those of us that had to deal with rewind and fast forward all of that I remember how it is to to adapt I don't need all the speed
• 227:00 - 227:30 and connectivity and instantaneous non yeah so here's here's just one uh one really good paper on this uh at addressing and routing okay so these are two of the main functions of this terts operating graphing antennas okay so graph is very important guys because graph is literally a type of
• 227:30 - 228:00 antenni okay that's why they want to put these things inside the body because it has so many applications and the the it's always about you know it's it's a biotechnological advancement right it's an emerging technology see it's a good thing because it's Progressive see science is progressing guys science is going from chemical to genomic and bioelectric and cellular molecular
• 228:00 - 228:30 manipulation see we're moving away from the old SRI model this is why we got all those papers not too long ago about how we've been lied to about chemical brains processes Etc because they're moving towards a whole new paradigm hence axial age shift we're not only shifting in our philosophical foundations we're we're shifting in our medicinal medical practices the way we our ontology of Health our ontology of
• 228:30 - 229:00 biology shifting batteries yeah another way very basic way of putting yes amongst many other applications yeah you're right yeah so their biggest issue as I read through this like what one of their complaints is about um like range density the density of the the sensors inside the body is it D is the are the sensors dense enough
• 229:00 - 229:30 can they be located is the range um like is it a clean connection can is there interruption in the range so there's all these different types of limitations that come with this technology that's a good thing but this isn't going to change the fact that this is the direction of of Public Health right um it's just too dry and long to actually go all through it I just want to show you that this stuff actually exists guys and you guys could go back
• 229:30 - 230:00 later and pause and read some of it if you're interested and you could just look it up I mean just type in this right here T location area in body terahertz nanet NW works with energy harvesting type it in come up on the internet all this stuff is public because this is Direction everything is moving they don't have to hide this stuff it's already in people's bodies it's done it's a WAP it's a wrap a lot of this AI stuff reminds me of this film here too Transcendence this film is coming in
• 230:00 - 230:30 handy right now this film is means so much at this moment right now this movie right here it's literally uh describing the future of sorts yes Pat I did a whole thing on air tags air tags are D directly con oh Pat Patrick's shout out to Patrick's man you just I got something here for you I got something here for you yeah for those
• 230:30 - 231:00 that remember probably thought I was being silly why are you talking about air tags it's like come on I like my air tag you know cuz we don't know we have no memory anymore right we can't remember where we put stuff but no there's something else involved air tags are part of the UB uwb yes what's the uwb connects directly to this whole idea we're talking about here right this biod digital interconnected kind of ecosystem check this out see here we are list of WB enabled
• 231:00 - 231:30 mobile devices okay Ultra wideband Ultra wide band ult Ultra wideband and Ultra band is a radio technology that can use a very low energy level for short range high bandwidth communication over a large portion of the radio spectrum directly part of what we've been talking about for the past half hour the following is a list of devices that support the technology from various uwb silicon providers so of course you
• 231:30 - 232:00 got all the appletech um since 11 since iPhone 11 okay cuz if we think about this 2019 is when a lot of this started what happened in 2019 right before the scamdemic of course the introduction of fifth gen right so 2019 is so important because that's when like a lot of these systems started though a lot of the technology has been going on at least it's been in its process of development since the late 80s and and some of it even earlier than
• 232:00 - 232:30 that so since 2019 so we see the pixel see Google Apple everything I mean it doesn't matter right it's all the devices they're all like set up for these systems because it's all about fully interconnection it doesn't matter like what you have right and then when we think of and this is the problem it's it's beyond the device even a lot of people like get rid of your device bro this this is working through graph graph is in the food graph is in in water I have this one doctor uh
• 232:30 - 233:00 scientist who I like he's a Christian man you know I'm almost like reluctant to introduce him because it's it's just frustrating like he says so much great things but he's right he's he's a big part of this development of graph right I'll I'll I'll use some of his Clips eventually but it's just sad to see you know like this is the direction things are going and even people are claiming to be Christians and you know quoting scripture like very well and all this it's like oh man it's so disturbing
• 233:00 - 233:30 and I do understand there are good and positive advantageous applications of of graphine right there many potentials that could be positive but again everything is overdone everything is based on some type of scientistic view everything is antihuman right we're going towards this whole transhumanist thing so you know it's not going to be used in that way it's only it's only going to be exploited you know it's like the technology isn't inherently bad but you you understand man is at least in in his
• 233:30 - 234:00 Fallen nature I'm not taking this Gnostic view that matter is evil I'm not saying that you guys know the point yeah it's everywhere Susan there's no escaping it so so what what my point is this I have other papers like as I said there's a lot of different things is are the biosensors that are injected okay but then there's just the particles graphine particles that are in everything that can be contacted they're they're they're like conductive you know it's like they can be connected to they can be accessed through certain
• 234:00 - 234:30 frequencies so really there's no escaping a lot of this stuff and and I think that's what I the biggest issue I have with it is we didn't ask for this man we didn't sign up for this we we didn't consent to this so I think that's probably one of the biggest issues is how all of this is being just put on us now one one of their points will be this and it's pretty compelling this type of technology is far more safe than like a lot of radio frequencies we've been using microwaves
• 234:30 - 235:00 as as an example a lot of our older technology even simple Wi-Fi these new systems we're moving towards are far safer biologically speaking there especially when we get into the biophotonics this is going to be the sales point A lot of people are going to be like this is good less radiation this and that now this isn't to say that there's not going to be some uh
• 235:00 - 235:30 issues I'd say be beside the biological side effects I'd say the bigger issue is the the the pure slavery that will be the outcome of this connectivity that's what I'm concerned about okay sure it's not going to be as cellularly toxic sure okay but at the same time I don't want you to have remote control of the entire population you know so that's that's the hard part a lot of this technology
• 235:30 - 236:00 is actually what people might say better for one's Health that's the part we're going to really struggle with and then we're going to be called Lites we're going to be called bigots and and you know um we're going to be called Prejudice and oldfashioned and Etc because we don't want to transition to these new technologies and we'll even probably be called barbaric because we'd prefer to
• 236:00 - 236:30 use older technologies that might in a sense have caused more biological damage or in environmental damage you see how that works we got a battle ahead man we got a battle ahead so yeah we got here oh you had mentioned watches earlier and you had mentioned the tags earlier so here we have Apple Watch series uwb compatible let's go to i a let's go to iot
• 236:30 - 237:00 devices air tags right there shout out to Patrick's I've been telling people all of these things are part of this Grand system even the little tags we think are advantageous because we could find stuff now without having to think all connected airpods as well I know a lot of you might be listening on airpods right now I ain't judging anybody
• 237:00 - 237:30 okay do you I'm just showing you the techn Technologies how they're functioning the processes applications Etc we're all going to make our own decisions in life I can't say I've never used Bluetooth but I could probably count on my hands how many times I have and I will never put a Bluetooth device on my
• 237:30 - 238:00 head ever that's just me um um I am in the process of purchasing a dumb phone I'm just getting through which ones I think is our best now I'm not against devices but I do want to get away from carrying one on me right uh I do have a uh I do have a a tablet that's very helpful for different work
• 238:00 - 238:30 rated things but I don't carry it with me all the time right and again it it the phone don't even matter anymore getting rid of your phone isn't going to change this system they have everything worked out now they don't that's not even a thing but for me it's more of a personal thing it's like you know I kind of I'm old school I want to go back a little bit in certain things like I like my computers and stuff I
• 238:30 - 239:00 like some technology of course I love software and editing I love all that but I I would I would love to have just a dumb little phone that I could just text and get phone calls with it doesn't even have to be connected to the internet like that would be cool I would like that for my own just life and I could still have a tablet for things that I want to do on that um I watch most stuff in general like on my computer my laptop or or tablet anyways I don't really watch a whole lot of stuff on my phone though I do understand phones are very
• 239:00 - 239:30 popular for watching YouTube now even watching this work you know so that's that's it's hard right but I you know it is what it is man I'm just saying and then we have the Samsung it's all here doesn't matter if you got Apple doesn't matter it's all here all right let's continue
• 239:30 - 240:00 starlink now let's talk about starlink starlink might be a little more significant than people are aware of a lot of the places I go have never seen a bar of signal in [Music] history my name is ISA Petry and I am an aerial videographer as a woman doing what I do
• 240:00 - 240:30 internet is essential not only for my work but for my safety so as everything else you know Safety and Security convenience you know this is how all of this stuff is going to be sold this is how people will people will put the these things in their bodies they will just like they did in 2020 whether it's through coercion or convenience um someone asked about tethering your thoughts on tethering how
• 240:30 - 241:00 are you using that term tethering are you using the like uh the turkey and uh uh Sher turkle's use of tethered regarding uh smart technology and and human behavior I have a lot of ideas about that but you might be using it in a different way that I'm ignorant to yeah I agree B we should have stopped at Analog technology in my opinion it was the best it was um I do like the
• 241:00 - 241:30 early you know I do like the early 90s or the mid90s kind of like dial up internet era that was fun that was fun man like it was I do understand it was kind of the beginning of everything right but again why do we got to keep going y'all like can we chill can we slow things down can we enjoy I mean what's up with the with with the rapid well we know okay I'm
• 241:30 - 242:00 just speaking hypothetically here can we just chill and enjoy some things for a while like where we're at now well not now let's say where we we were at honestly like in 20 2015 2016 technologically and this is just me being personal with you guys and this may sound stupid and ignorant to many of you and that's fine I can accept that but like just personally just little you know playing around here if we I I I
• 242:00 - 242:30 would it would be cool with me if we could like stay at least as far as like technology is concerned we could stay in that era like I don't need any more than that and again this is coming from a personal view right like that will be fine with me we don't even need AI bro like come on what is I get it it's helpful it really it wow changes workflows it does a lot of cool things in certain ways but do we really need it especially when we know
• 242:30 - 243:00 it's not going to be limited in any way it's going to just take over everything just like uh uh smart technology took over everything and even smart technology let's limit it let's keep it where it's at it's functioning it's not broken why fix it you know but that's just I think a lot of our big I actually I know a lot of our biggest issues are human skill issues not technological
• 243:00 - 243:30 skill issues we have a problem with the heart we have a sin issue we have an ego issue we have a flesh problem we have a spiritual problem on Earth our problems Technologies cannot fix right so this whole idea of Technology development as progress to fix the ills and problems of the world is a lie and a misrepresentation of what's actually happening we don't need the fancy bells and whistles we just need to be
• 243:30 - 244:00 better and that's just not a reality yeah AI FY and bargain well said IM manual yeah we should have stayed analog I wouldn't minded that at all I mean the internet was pretty cool for many things especially like music and aspects of culture the Arts right but once devices I guess this is my complaint devices right I'll never
• 244:00 - 244:30 forget like 2008 when devices were able to have high-speed internet but really clear screens that you actually could surf the Internet on because prior to that we had internet but you could hardly even see the damn thing and the pixels it was horrible but by 2008 man you could really surf the web on your phone I knew it was trouble and this was before I was really diving into some of this deep deep stuff I was more just looking reading political philosophy and stuff like that in Psychology I was more
• 244:30 - 245:00 in the psychology philosophy political world um but I even remember I was like wow this this is a bit much because I remember like going to my phone a lot and I noticed right away I was like this is weird you know because I was used to having a laptop and the limitations of that yeah VHS was great I I I got man I got I got a VHS player right here and I got a bunch of movies that I watch okay I have a VHS player right next to me it's a
• 245:00 - 245:30 what a dual it's a TV with a VHS in it I love VHS do it's it's a classic medium that it's dear to me but yeah you know I remember I was like man this this is kind of weird just having all this internet on my phone like this it just the access was a bit too much I I felt like it was Overkill it wasn't necessary is very convenient very convenient and then the GPS that changed the game the GPS got us because we started
• 245:30 - 246:00 needing it just to get around who remembers Thomas guides I think that's what they were called I used to have a big old chunky Thomas guide in the back of my car okay I believe that's what they were called who remembers Thomas guides I had one that that's how you that's how you got around but once that GPS came man that
• 246:00 - 246:30 changed everything we started to need that device just so we can get around man yes I am a 90s child ' 80s baby but definitely came up in the 90s yeah the 90s for me was
• 246:30 - 247:00 like Elementary to high school yes Thomas guy that's it axum yep I had a big old chunky one in the back seat man that was that was my jam I didn't have to worry about anything so here here's Starling high-speed internet from space anywhere in the USA yeah I I understand Anna I me too like it's a thing the GPS now it's like a part of our culture it's almost an extension of our brain if we want to
• 247:00 - 247:30 play around with their ideas right H GPS man it's it's something it's something and then we think about all the surveillance and how horrible it is it's I guess we've weaved our own yeah Neuromancer 1988 I believe right can we play the backyard baseball on the computer again right oh I used to love uh I used to love Oregon Trail oh
• 247:30 - 248:00 that was my game oh I used to love that we had like computer hour at school and we would go play Oregon trail that was my thing man I used to really love just trying to survive and just the whole like strategy of it you know I should really get into it too yeah man organ trail that was so fun uh but yeah everything changed after that so yeah high speed internet from space anywhere in the USA so neuralink or space
• 248:00 - 248:30 this what is this called uh that's what is it I'm just drawing a blank this whole musk space thing so basically what's interesting about this for those that believe in like what we're told about space and whole NASA nonsense it's creating a a net like this this network around the earth that in a creepy way could be setting up
• 248:30 - 249:00 a massive part of this interconnected infrastructure that that's working way out in as ASM atmospheric locations giving it extreme power because it's so ubiquitous it's like it's like uh it's literally uh starlink there we go sorry guys starlink just too much stuff going in my head right now starlink yeah uh
• 249:00 - 249:30 it's creating a type of digital networked bubble around Earth round um allegedly around earth right so that to me is pretty uh disturbing now what I also found interesting was how tomorrow tomorrow space uh
• 249:30 - 250:00 SpaceX is uh launching a special temporary Authority or again back to the FCC right F in an FCC filing made this week SpaceX is seeking special temporary authority to commence testing of their star link direct to to cell service on December 10th with a testing period lasting 180 days
• 250:00 - 250:30 now this to me is interesting because they're they're making these decisions to run these systems and frequencies without the Public's knowledge and it's based on the expertise of say the FCC and whoever's in charge of making these kinds of like decisions and what bothers me most about this is they're only considering the potential disruption of
• 250:30 - 251:00 of networks and they're not considering the potential disruption of human bodies now their argument would probably be it's only under this preconceived understanding that this stuff is safe and effective right that this isn't anything to worry about biologically and listen I don't know that could be the case but my problem with it is how these things happen without without informing
• 251:00 - 251:30 anyone you know and and it's of course it's it's through T-Mobile and we did a whole thing on T-Mobile right and their connection to um the internet of bodies as well as the roll out of a lot of uh novel track and Trace convid technology they had a lot to do with the the international developments of those networks so what we see here is a direct connection to Public Health but also to the internet and to and and to these
• 251:30 - 252:00 types of Novel technologies that in my view all demonstrate the the structuring of the internet of bodies and the overall internet of everything so here it says SpaceX is hoping to launch the cellular starlink service next year with plans to operate the tech technology with a total of 7,500 satellites this isn't the first time SpaceX has applied to test the proposed cellular starlink system in October SpaceX filed a separate application for a similar test over a
• 252:00 - 252:30 60-day period starting in December however this faced resistance from the at from AT&T and the rural Wireless Association arguing that SpaceX should have sought approval through an experimental license from the fcc's office of engineering and Technology responding to the concerns the new application from SpaceX adheres to the recommended process SpaceX has previously assured the FCC that the cellular Starling system poses no radio signal
• 252:30 - 253:00 threat no radio signal threat okay nonetheless the new application emphasized is the company's commitment to conducting real world tests to assess potential inter interference risks this includes measuring signal strength from starlink satellites and T-Mobile handsets on the ground so I just want people to understand the level of some of this telecommunication technology with regard to people's on devices that are now being transitioned
• 253:00 - 253:30 into inbody devices I just want people to be very clear that these things are happening the technology is here and it is also undergoing certain types of testing in real time okay so these aren't anything to poo poo these are actual biodigital convergence uh processes happening on the public level like this is this is this is happening all around
• 253:30 - 254:00 us SpaceX certifies that its direct to cellular system will operate without causing harmful interference to or requiring protection from any other service D duy licensed in these banss bands very important or adjacent bands the applic it's like the war of the Bands basically different companies and different Technologies fighting over the band system that is really just trying to gain access to bodies at the end of the day because
• 254:00 - 254:30 this will be related to Public Health right making sure people can uh you know communicate and and manage disease right but there's also many other applications as well that we'll be going into SpaceX urges the FCC to approve the application stating I'm sorry in the in the case in case interference occurs both SpaceX and T-Mobile pledge to take all reasonable steps to rectify the issue SpaceX urges the FCC to approve the application stating these tests will enable SpaceX
• 254:30 - 255:00 to more quickly realize the consumer benefits of its direct to sell technology with causing without causing harmful interference to other license operators the outcome of this filing will be closely monitored as SpaceX continues to push the boundaries of satellite communication technology with starlink now this happens tomorrow okay this happens tomorrow now what's so important about this first off who's giving who who gives consent to this as far as the
• 255:00 - 255:30 public is concerned now what's going to be argued and probably rationally is you know the starlink is going to enable people to use technology especially the internet and even streaming in ways that we've never done before it's going to revolutionize these things right we'll be able to have very good um very good internet connection in places that we couldn't before right so this is the hard part like a lot of these technologies will appear rational and very convenient and advantageous to many of us but see this is this is the
• 255:30 - 256:00 problem I have it's going to have other applications it's not just about giving us internet it's not just about giving giving us highspeed streaming abilities in locations that might necessarily be rural it's also offering the infrastructure for these types of Internet of body networks yeah of course do you not think that they're going to be used as well and it's like it's just it's tough man it's tough to argue against some of this stuff because aspects of it are just so
• 256:00 - 256:30 rational and needed right now I saw this which I just thought was interesting you know when we think of all of these new systems of frequencies starlink as an example how is this going to affect uh the natural state of things how is this going to infect affect the environment and when I say the environment I mean like life uh uh animal life right
• 256:30 - 257:00 uh natural systems we already see the vanishing of bees and hummingbirds and stuff like that that we used to see all the time in certain places we don't see these things as much anymore could this have to do with this new array this new this new mesh meshing a net gate system of of all of these new networks I I don't know but I saw this and I'm not saying this is connected in any way I just found it fascinating um thousands of T thousands of tons of
• 257:00 - 257:30 dead fish wash up on beach and nobody knows why Japan Beach left covered in thousands of dead fish now again I'm I'm not saying this is know caused by this stuff but I can't help but consider the potential for these invasive Technologies and these fields these massive fields that never existed having some type of
• 257:30 - 258:00 effect on our natural environment and and this is why I believe guys like I've said this before I know I repeat myself a lot but it's like this it's like this is a terraforming right it's like terraforming is usually described or understood through environment like like uh natural space and I think that's definitely one aspect of it and this what I'm trying to describe here could
• 258:00 - 258:30 possibly be the consequence of let's say uh this type of uh computer telecommunication Network terraforming of our natural environment it's like we're we're adjusting the natural environment to fit the digital environment right which is like we we're terraforming Earth to become a digital entity no longer a natural
• 258:30 - 259:00 one through this process we're developing extending and implementing digital Technologies at the expense of the natural environment under the guise of our environmentalism which is really disturbing but we're also terraforming the the human body through say the internet of Bio Nano things and these ideas of biosensors and biion networks and Nano networks embody uh communication
• 259:00 - 259:30 Technologies as well as mRNA and immune things we've talked about in the past all of these different things even neuralink and neuralace all terraforming whether it be the brain the immune system or the biological systems in in of themselves terraforming these natural biological substrates to become compatible with digital synthetic systems right so it's like wow it's crazy when you think about it it's like wow terraforming the Earth
• 259:30 - 260:00 but then terraforming the human body it's like adjusting us and our environment to this Tech wow like when you think about it it's like whoa dude y'all really y'all really trying to do this and then and then let's go back to Jensen Hong of Nvidia like one of the lead companies in you know computer
• 260:00 - 260:30 processing we'll say which goes beyond video games okay this company is going to be extremely powerful let's let's listen to what he says here it's going to speak to some of the stuff we've been talking about you during adversity you're more focused and when you're more focused you could you perform better and I like I like you know the last last uh 5 minutes before uh before something you're you're more focused and so you know I I like to live in that state where we're uh uh
• 260:30 - 261:00 we're about to perish and everything every you know and so so I I enjoy that condition and and uh I do my best work in that condition and I you know I like going home and telling my wife I saved the company today and and uh may maybe maybe it wasn't true but but I like to think so comfort in the moment before one
• 261:00 - 261:30 perishes I can't help but take those words and apply them to what's happening on a International Earth level human scale it's like we're on the verge of perishing as a natural species and men like him and and many others are creating this transition are creating the systems and the technologies that are pushing
• 261:30 - 262:00 this destruction forward and gleefully he he sits comfortable in his understanding of this process as his ideas his motives his philosophy assists in this this perishing right
• 262:00 - 262:30 it's I don't know man it's it's hard to accept but then when you understand that there's there's satanic Spirits behind this stuff it it makes a lot more sense but wow these people man so I I think what we're really looking at here is what we could call fifth generation Warfare right fifth generation Warfare is a form of warfare primarily conducted through non-kinetic M military action this is what I believe
• 262:30 - 263:00 is going on in Izzy okay and this is what I think Gaza is being used for I think this type of generation fifth generation Warfare is also happening domestically I think this is what is going on in Ireland I see this is what is going on in a lot of progressive states in the United States I think this is precisely what happened in in in Maui and many other locations that are are are suffering from all of these just drastic tragedies that come out of nowhere instantaneously that seem to be funded and or at least parts of these
• 263:00 - 263:30 new technocratic systems um and we understand all these Technologies are inherently uh military okay we start with the internet um such a social engineering okay so through non-kinetic military actions such as social engineering misinformation cyber attacks and the use of emerging Technologies like artificial intelligence and fully autonomous
• 263:30 - 264:00 systems it has been it has been described as a war of information and perception and is characterized by by its omnipresent batt Battlefield where people engaged in it do not necessarily use military force instead employing a mixture of kinetic and non-kinetic force the concept of fifth generation Warfare is controversial with some Scholars rejecting It While others argue that the modern conflicts have taken on a form that can be described as fifth generation Warfare the term was first used in 2003 by Robert Steel and it has been associated with events such as the
• 264:00 - 264:30 2016 US presidential election the nature of fifth generation Warfare is difficult to defined to Define and it is seen as a new frontier of changing battle space involving sociological and technological changes some argue that the 2016 US presidential election was the first compelling case of fifth generation Warfare involving widescale societal engineering using data organized
• 264:30 - 265:00 counterattacks between government and social media companies and the direct attack on decision-making process of billions of people I would say so we are absolutely under fifth generation Warfare domestically and internationally now here's here's another article here this is from uh NBC News silicon based life may be more than just science fiction this gets to this
• 265:00 - 265:30 concept of non-biological life which is an oxymoron but this speaks directly to this concept of post-humanism that wants to level the field of life and make everything equal everything just Essences and potentials right hence perennialism check this out this pretty interesting article just as evidence for some of these things there God scientists are showing that nature can evolve into nature can evolve to incorporate silicon into
• 265:30 - 266:00 carbon-based molecules the building blocks of life on Earth okay so this is uh moving us towards chimerism and we don't have time today but we will be touching on biological or synthetic bio synthetic biology which is the deepest end of this stuff and actually really creepy and disturbing but uh let's just look at this to get an [Music] idea what we're trying to achieve at Caltech is understand how Evolution innovates and this is a great example of
• 266:00 - 266:30 that because what Jenny and her team did was take an existing protein and convert it into a protein that catalyzes a whole new chemical reaction never before known in biology just a few mutations in this protein made it very efficient for making this carbon silicon bond that only human chemists thought that they could make and now bacteria can do it so being able to
• 266:30 - 267:00 make one thing that's very important about this type of technology is when she's is referring to bacteria and also things like slime molds and and fungi we we did a whole show on fungus actually a couple years ago I think but all of these things can be uh commandeered and can be controlled through uh different types of of electric uh networking systems okay as well as uh AI all right so this is why the development of AI as it is right now
• 267:00 - 267:30 as well as the introduction of all of these uh bioelectronic Technologies light Technologies are important because what we will be seeing is the fusion of these things we'll be seeing these new cool abilities of you know uh of bacteria and proteins and fungus but of course this will be applied or at least AI will be applied to these things and then once this stuff becomes decentralized say in areas like China or
• 267:30 - 268:00 India we see the potential for some really serious things happening right uh who even knows the the idea of zombies and stuff just doesn't seems very fictional anymore when we think about the potentials of these types of biosynthetic directions were going towards coupled with algorithmic based automated systems uh yeah not cool Caron silicon
• 268:00 - 268:30 Bond biologically enable us to make the first step towards making Organo silicon compounds using biology and this has never been done before organic compounds have many applications in our lives they are using medicines and agrochemicals even the organic LEDs in our computer and TV screens use Organo silicon camps is so as you can see this is the
• 268:30 - 269:00 biod digital convergence this is everything converging into one from biology to computer tech technology all right this is all all here happening very exciting to start thinking about using biology to make all these products that up to now we need synthetic methods to make them nature does the actual chemistry much better and can make molecules that human chemists have not yet figured out how to make that's also exciting not just using nature is an alternative to
• 269:00 - 269:30 human chemistry but going on beyond what humans can do there it is I mean we can stop there that's extropia ISM I.E the transhumanist philosophy we can go beyond what even humans can do this is the evolution of humanity hence POS Humanity this is the direction science not just Public Health man science as we know it the science guys this is in my view why we got this
• 269:30 - 270:00 big push where this new idea called the science became a cultural phenomenon but not because in my view it was a social engineering fifth generation Warfare style tactic to get the general population to accept the fact that science is God science is King not to be questioned and it's the savior of all of our human illnesses and woes disease as as an introduction because they know very well
• 270:00 - 270:30 the direction science is going is Convergence but I look at it as a type of terraforming it's not even that we're converging and merging to where things are going to work in a type of synthesis we're destroying the natural components of biology by introducing foreign systems and networks and we're forcing the natural aspects of God created biology
• 270:30 - 271:00 and Life to adapt and adjust to these foreign objects networks systems and Technologies through this process over time I I've compared this to Backyard breeding right for those that remember that show and this is why I believe our Generations right now are a type of transitional experimental group of human beings because during this project
• 271:00 - 271:30 process of of of emerging and and synthesizing these machines and these synthetic systems with the natural there's going to be rejection there's going to be error there will be M mistakes and it just reminds me of backyard breeding especially during a lot of the boom of designer dog culture um where what you had was these backyard breeding movements because I us
• 271:30 - 272:00 I used to really be into dog breeding in high school and just dog dogs in general um and I used to be around a lot of this I I studied it studied it extensively I was pretty in tune with the industry uh and I just remember being disgusted uh seeing how certain dogs were designed and how like there would be a certain specific type of look they would be going for whether it be a certain width of chest of of or width of
• 272:00 - 272:30 of head cranial width musculature stature length of limb um coat uh pattern coat pattern uh temperament right all of these different things that you breed for okay but done in a way that is synthetically designed by individual's personal desires disrespecting breeds and history of of dog culture right and what you had was
• 272:30 - 273:00 you had people trying to come out with a certain look of dog and it would take them several I mean sometimes five or six lit to get the look they want and what you would see happen to some of these animals that were that in between that transitional generation it's mindblowing I mean these dogs would be given away um sometimes
• 273:00 - 273:30 killed um I mean it's it's just a horrible thing and you would also you you would also see dogs uh deformed in many cases through this type of Rapid consecutive breeding process that is it was just very irresponsible okay A lot of people are screwing stuff up man it was sick K9 Eugenics
• 273:30 - 274:00 basically and it's you see dogs being born that are deformed and these were the ones that were treated worst put down you know like literally just destroyed because of their appearance and a lot of the push for this was celebrities at the time you know mid early 90s late 90s and the early 2000s this was a big period you had the Paris Hilton you know you had all of these new celebrities and reality television stars and even even musicians getting into this new dog culture and
• 274:00 - 274:30 you had all these new types of designer dogs and well where I lived this was a big industry and you know I had dogs growing up I loved dogs I trained dogs my my father trained our dogs you know so I was raised under someone who was who actually knew how to how to train train dogs for certain types of behavior so I was very much into that and I just remember being around this movement and I just was blown away you
• 274:30 - 275:00 know how little the life of these animals meant and how important the the the look and and the design and the Bloodlines and all this stuff and I I always refer to that because I feel like that's what's happening to us now and I don't think this is a far-fetched idea I I think you know if we want to be these types of synthetic fully integrated with machine Advanced um humans or human 2.0 right if
• 275:00 - 275:30 that's the goal right that that type of type of makeup that that type of uh synthetic interdependent interconnected system that works and flows and has bred out all the bugs and we haven't started really yet maybe we just started in 2020 so what happens to those of us that are in between 2020 and say 2050 say that's how long it takes to
• 275:30 - 276:00 actually create this type of human 2.0 that's perfectly integrated such that the biology has been terraformed to the degree that it functions properly and it and it and it's worked out the Kinks and the bugs of biological rejection and disease and Allergy etc etc the technology has been developed such that it functions well and everything's smooth what happens to those of us in between
• 276:00 - 276:30 there it's like we are those transitional breeds that are just steps stages towards this final product this perfected man this perfected transhumanist
• 276:30 - 277:00 cyborg and then you get stuff like this which is just crazy this is Popular Mechanics a groundbreaking scientific discovery shows that we can reverse death really I
• 277:00 - 277:30 mean we don't even waste any time on it I'm just showing you guys the nonsense that were fed through these Publications new experiment rais important questions on what it means to die as if they want to extend people's lives or do they just want to test Technologies on populations that eventually will extend life or create new synthetic life right but they got to sell it to us you know
• 277:30 - 278:00 who who are they going to test this stuff on you know I don't care if if people think some of these things are farf I'm showing you what's going on what is terraforming terraforming literally Earth shaping is the process of modifying a planet Moon or other body to a more habitable atmosphere temperature or ecology okay so it's my
• 278:00 - 278:30 belief that this is what's happening at least in part okay there's a lot going on but I can't help but always return to this idea the process of modifying Earth human body to a more habit habitable I wouldn't say habitable but I'd say more compatible digital atmosphere digital
• 278:30 - 279:00 ecology that's what's happening just a put things simply when we want to talk about you know Wireless body area networks and biosensors and the genomics uh crisper 9 when we want to talk about you know all of this brain computer interfacing we want to talk about the biod digital convergence we want to talk about the nbic of America we want to talk about
• 279:00 - 279:30 warp speed and biotechnology introduction when we talk about all these things I I see them as such being different methods of modifying the body human population to be compatible with digital ecologies digital environments such that we can ha we can inhabit them we can't inhabit them yet because
• 279:30 - 280:00 we have to we have to be synthetically engineered to be compatible with them hence signaling access sensors communication networks wireless energy digitization all of these things and isn't it interesting the way they're selling all of this through sustainability and equality all this nonsense you're hearing on politics is
• 280:00 - 280:30 like it's like it's about the Earth in a way that says you know we we we want to do good this [Music] time and then you consider the fact that they're blaming all of this on human behavior not certain groups and institutions and industries that been running the world since who knows when but actually just regular old Joe's like us human be human being uh General Behavior it's our fault the fact that we're even here on this
• 280:30 - 281:00 Earth the anthropos and then you think about the anthropos scene truly being an anti-human movement truly being as those on the patreon and the locals you're familiar with all of this we go into this in the lectures the anthropos scene being purely posthuman antihuman focusing on the new materialism right if this if we know this this railing against the anthropos scene which is the foundation of the sustainability effort right if if we understand that
• 281:00 - 281:30 the anthropos and railing against it anthropos just means man controls is dominant over Earth right as God has ordered us if the anthropos scene is the problem and if an the anti-humanist philosophy which is just an aspect of post-human philosophy is the belief system that's actually creating this whole sustainable circular economy fourth Industrial Revolution thing then it's very easy to see that yeah they would want to destroy the
• 281:30 - 282:00 human because the anti- anthropos is an antihuman philos opical movement and I've just presented to you today and in most shows we do here all of the not just the philosophical arguments and positions but also the literal technologies that are being developed by military governments or governmental military systems as well as big technology academic University Systems where you think all this stuff is
• 282:00 - 282:30 actually where's the R&D happening in the schools universities so we got the philosophy we got the technology we it's all here so it makes sense that they would want to terraform not just the human body because they hate humans it's our fault all these problems are here let's just destroy the humans let's let's let's you know turn them into this type of synthetic thing that works into this bigger perfect beautiful automated
• 282:30 - 283:00 system that we've designed out of our own brains and our own ideas and our own Technologies and in the process do the same thing to the Natural Earth all under the guise of sustainability and people think digitization is about saving the Earth from harmful sources of energy people think digitization is about seeking alternative energy to save the
• 283:00 - 283:30 planet it's like it's so crazy it's so sad when you think about that's the consensus digitization has nothing to do with any of that it's literally about building the infrastructure that can run this type of interconnected cyberphysical environment that's why everything has to be
• 283:30 - 284:00 digital that's why electrification is the number one one thing right now aside from the public health issues all we got to do is look to the UN the who what are they talking about sustainability and public health that's it another thing I saw here when we think of cool like the the the element of cool and how it's easy to sell ideas and persuade culture through coolness right I see that happening with the
• 284:00 - 284:30 Cyber truck it's pretty crazy right now man this thing is going like super viral everyone's talking about it and what's interesting let loud excuse what's interesting about the whole cybertruck thing is it's musk's work it's it's so and again back to this idea of what's
• 284:30 - 285:00 happening to the cars right what's what's happening to the to the vehicles and what's happening to phones and what's happening to these different objects are going to be happening to the human body right when we think of them putting computers and cars making cars smart etc etc they're going to they're planning on doing the exact same thing with human bodies but using nanom machines Nano computers Nano networks biosensors Etc and and I I would argue especially if we consider the go that they already have these networking systems inside at least 50% of the
• 285:00 - 285:30 population and could be the case and I said this right when we had the quarantine I was like I would not be surprised if say 10 years say 2030 once they have Sixth Gen technology running good enough they say well guess what guys we now have these new networks that will house all of your financial information and give you access to your digital identification that will provide you the ability to have access to all
• 285:30 - 286:00 things in this cool super modern world world uh and guess what uh you're directly connected to it we don't even you don't have to sign a dotted line you don't have to pay anything there's no procedures you don't have to download an app you don't even need your damn phone anymore you don't need no card no little key No Tag nothing you got the technology already
• 286:00 - 286:30 in your body and you've been saturated with it for about 10 years and now you have access to all of these new conveniences I was saying that just like being silly thinking that it was a bit farfetched of an idea it's making a whole lot more sense now that's for
• 286:30 - 287:00 sure I would not be surprised if that happened not for a second back to the the cybertruck so the cybertruck for me it really like makes automation transhumanism electronic or electric vehicles cool it really makes this whole transition into this hyper technological future cool you know the black matte paint job you know this kind of
• 287:00 - 287:30 dystopian cybernetic appearance of it the aesthetic are rather interesting I don't think it's like an attractive vehicle I'm a stickler when it comes to design so I mean if I'm going to be completely honest it's far too rigid for me I think this is actually hazardous uh this is hazardous and I think kind of a childish type of design um but it does have a cool Factor especially the matte black the silver
• 287:30 - 288:00 thing was just hideous but the matte black does definitely give it a Sleek almost um kit type of look when we think of Night Rider yeah DeLorean concept exactly Amari definitely definitely that's uh that's the case um the DeLorean are actually pretty cool if we think about just the uh the overall design but it does have a cool factor to it right so I I think that's
• 288:00 - 288:30 powerful not just on the fact that it's introducing through the cool Factor the culture of cool um the acceptance of this new Direction into uh like super modern technocratic smart worlds and smart cars and everything connected and instantaneous even inside your body type weirdo stuff um but it's also musk right it's his it's his work it's his product and
• 288:30 - 289:00 he is probably the most famous famous influential person today if we kind of think about it and um I think that's very important I think that's by Design because his ideas even though he's probably he's a frontman his ideas his ideas are very important because his ideas he's a posthumanist himself he's not just a transhumanist he's a posthumanist he's talking about interplanet interplanetary um in uh
• 289:00 - 289:30 civilizations Etc so his whole world view is directly in line with the direction of of uh trans transhumanism that we see in politics and in government so he's very important and it's interesting to see him play on so many levels and whether it be Twitter you know which has created this new cool Buzz thing you know it's anti-hero kind of like Vibe and then this like really Terminator Style Mad Max vehicle and but
• 289:30 - 290:00 it's all introducing us to this this new future under this kind of cool factor it's fascinating to me it's just it's it's it's very good marketing right it's it's extremely good marketing very very effective to go the car route like you
• 290:00 - 290:30 know guys tend to be about Vehicles man I got you know I'm weak for a cool looking design vehicle um you know we grow up as kids playing with these things so it's a very good way to get into the the psychology of the male population uh very interesting vehicle man I have to be honest but it's it's clearly as many people are saying dystopian yeah he is weird KH that's a fact he's he's super strange and I guess
• 290:30 - 291:00 you know hey being strange and weird isn't it inherently bad cuz I could say the same thing about myself being a little strange a little weird but his strange or weird is creepy strange creepy weird I would argue right but you know anyhow this thing is really popping off right now it's it's going crazy viral everyone's like drooling over it especially this new black map version and I think it's just a great distractive element you know and I think
• 291:00 - 291:30 it just aligns with all of these directions now uh a deception spot on Bob now when we think of uh AI there's this new Gemini right Gemini Google's Gemini deep mind right we talked a little bit about this in the past when it came out along the lines of alphao of 2016 you know creating this new push towards generative AI which I think will be Center Stage for a lot of these new type of biod digital convergence
• 291:30 - 292:00 Technologies these types of Genera generative AI will I believe are being developed and accelerated uh such that they can get the best the best version to run these massive systems and what they're doing is they're having again always going to the private sector having these open source private sector you know uh uh different types of of businesses you know running these systems and and really playing into this whole Silicon Valley wild wild west and allowing man and his populations build
• 292:00 - 292:30 the technology right we will build it because we're we're playing with it and once it's developed it it has all of these new applications now what's interesting is they dropped a video uh that demonstrated how it worked and I guess apparently it was like it was like a fabrication they like staged the the demo and you know we've been saying this for some time a lot of this technology is going to be in a
• 292:30 - 293:00 sense embellished such that it appears cooler than it is more functional than it is just so it can uh be adopted right uh let's see the duck is in the middle of the ocean there is no land nearby for the duck to rest or find food it is unlikely to find Ducks here naturally okay based on what you see come up with a game idea oh and use emojis please how about this
• 293:00 - 293:30 we can play a game called guess the country sure let's do it clue one this country is the home of the kangaroo the koala and the Great Barrier Reef oh that's easy clue two this country loves foot anyhow so they embellished a bit the uh let's say the intelligence of this thing okay so that's pretty funny I thought this was interesting so there was no voice interaction nor was the de demo happening in real time so the way
• 293:30 - 294:00 the demonstration appears it's like wow this thing is like interacting and it's coming up with all these things in real time that wasn't even the case it was all staged it was all structured in a way that made it appear far more intelligent than it actually was fascinating to me because I think we're going to be dealing with a lot of this also it just shows how dishonest a lot of these industries are in general and it's not any surprise to us but I think this is something to consider moving forward because we're going to be shown a whole lot of stuff guys a whole lot of stuff in fact I wouldn't be surprised if we've
• 294:00 - 294:30 already been shown a lot of things that weren't the case and we didn't realize how advanced the technology was when we saw these things right and that's the hard part hence the ontological Warfare aspect of it it's like hard to believe what we see coming from a lot of these applications and stuff like that um now there's another big um software AI software now called Pika which is just blowing people's minds and it's actually pretty cool man um I have to
• 294:30 - 295:00 admit a lot of this technology is amazing but what it does is it destroys I'd say uh creative people are going to be creative no matter what right but I think it can also hinder creativity I think it can uh kind of uh attenuate the creative element in an individual right it it it could weaken and dull creativity when we
• 295:00 - 295:30 have all of these new all of these new uh uh like technologies that can do things for us so instead of finding creative means to do things we just find different types of AIS to do them for us and over time I think what that does is it lessens it weakens creativity in general but it also allows people to be very manipulative and allows non-creative people to start using creative machines and doing harm to
• 295:30 - 296:00 Industries uh so here's an example of this Tech it's it's pretty interesting man it's I struggle with it because an aspect of it seems kind of cool and I know there's a lot of use for some of this stuff but I just can't help but see the consequences uh check this out now again these are in the early
• 296:00 - 296:30 stages shout out to brother stepen delay by the way he had mentioned u in one of our streams we did on patreon he was talking about how whatever we're seeing right now and I agree whatever we're seeing right now is the worst it's going to be right so that's the worst it's going to be as of now it's going to be nothing but better moving forward so it's like that gets a little creepy when you think about it it's only going to get better now as I can already see a lot of the Lang large language models are failing uh chat GPT is failing
• 296:30 - 297:00 they're having a lot of hallucinations it's it's starting to uh and I think P was talking about this at one point uh how it's it's going to start feeding in on itself especially when you stop feeding it data it only has what it's working with and that starts to turn in on itself and it keeps turning in on itself with data to the point where it starts to be incoherent and this is already happening and I think this is possibly by Design too so they can have a reason to bring a higher level uh AI
• 297:00 - 297:30 but it's it's interesting to see how much failure is happening with a lot of these models um but that's not going to stop these organizations systems Etc from applying them and implementing them integrating them into everyday systems like a lot of the phones now when you upgrade your next upgrade over the next month or two it's going to have its own AI like all of this is coming I have a bunch of articles on it it's crazy it's like pretty soon 2024 is going to be heavy when we think of AI 2023 was literally the beginning of AI as far as
• 297:30 - 298:00 like being integrated into into the consumer's life but 2024 oh boy like we're going to be able to have our own personal Ai and of course it's going to be in its infantile stage but it's like H it's just check this one out here so we're also moving towards Avatar ship right where we'll be able to live through these these like avatars and they're getting really good this one is uh this Tech will soon allow us to talk
• 298:00 - 298:30 to someone seemingly across the table from us who could be miles away in reality this is like taking um this is taking Star Wars to the next level when we think of holographic communication uh this one's pretty crazy and again this is the worst the worst it's going to be and the the the definition isn't great on this video it's actually a lot more crisp but it's it's just a bit too good man and
• 298:30 - 299:00 again it's going to get nothing nothing but but better and more accurate yeah man it's going to come to a point where younger Generations that grow up with this technology man can you imagine they're not they're going to be living through these things because five years from now people will have a full on operating digital twin of themselves that will be able to operate based on the data it collects of you will be able
• 299:00 - 299:30 to operate autonomously on the internet doing things you could program it to do certain things for you and it will be acting for you in the spatial Realms of the internet without doing anything you just program it with algorithms and it will literally be doing things for you it reminds me of that movie it's like a superhero film and there's one of these characters he's like a blue guy and he he would like
• 299:30 - 300:00 multiply himself and he had like 20 versions of was it Mr Manhattan I think like 20 versions of himself doing different tasks I just remember that scene and yeah man pretty soon we'll be able to have ai that can do these kind of things and it will be very advantageous for some people you know and I think there could be some use cases for that especially when we think of business right and just kind of like getting through bureaucratic processes now I don't see think you have to have like a version of yourself that's
• 300:00 - 300:30 mirrored accurately I don't think that's even necessary but just weird man very weird now this this part is kind of sad too um this is a type of this is Runway right it's getting crazy dude like basically speaking to the Black Mirror episode Jonah is awful and like the stream Berry you know creating live curated
• 300:30 - 301:00 personal content for each person and real time this AI that does that that's we're not too far away from that as far as like AI based on your algorithm being able to generate real time content for you that is designed around Dr Manhattan thank you free will uh yeah the Watchman there we go Emanuel uh designed around what your algorithms say about you based on your data and it will be able to come up with
• 301:00 - 301:30 content for you based on that or you could just prompt it you could just say like I want to watch a movie about ab andc and it will throw you a little movie now for those of us that our old school we'll never be I mean though it might be kind of cool I don't think any of us will be entrapped by that but when I think of like say 10 11 12 year olds Who start using this typee type of stuff they're never going to watch movies they're they're never I mean even for Content creators on YouTube they're not
• 301:30 - 302:00 going to want to even watch anyone's stuff because they have their own personal curating system of content that designs things for them based on their liking that's coming man that's coming and here's just an example of it um gen two Runway with Aid driven prompt again I don't want to demonize this stuff it can be useful it definitely can but my problem is the extent to which it is diffused into culture and becomes a
• 302:00 - 302:30 normal part of life especially for young people I'm always focused more on the developmental stages of humankind right from 2 years old to 9 years old those are the most significant years of life right when we consider what happens to societies and families Etc civilization can't be formed without considering those years right so once these types of Technologies are introduced to people in those stages man you're going to have different types of humans from that point forward and it will never be the same check this
• 302:30 - 303:00 out [Music] crazy as I said man big LSD trip the future is a LSD trip this music is horrible goodness so imagine like it's playing music it's creating these trippy videos I mean it'll be great for it tripping out shoot you just be like man tell her what you want to see it just goes and I guess I'm just more focused
• 303:00 - 303:30 on the negative applications of this the detrimental applications of this regarding young people that become in a sense gosh this is kind of trippy um enveloped by this and then if you think about like actual drugs mixed with this I mean and especially once it starts getting real strong with narrative and
• 303:30 - 304:00 I'm done with that I just want to show you guys its capabilities um and especially once it gets better with narrative and it's already I I didn't bring them for this show we'll touch on it again another time but it's already able to create um consistent characters so now we can create a character and then create consistent representations of that
• 304:00 - 304:30 image before it would always throw you something a little different right because I've played with a lot of these different AI systems just to kind of test them out and see what they're doing and now they're able to keep consistency and all of this has happened within like seven months so I mean it's a matter of years before we get like real time photo realistic narrative motion generated images and and content and then we thinking about Tik Tok and how kids really are just
• 304:30 - 305:00 good with 60 seconds of stuff imagine this imagine an automated Tick Tock application that's not even application it's just a capability and function that your AI on your smartphone has right you don't need applications anymore at this point imagine it can create a type of Tik Tock experience for you where what it does either you prompt it or it just it
• 305:00 - 305:30 just a it just addresses or pulls from your data from your surfing and Etc and it just starts to throw you content we already see this with the AI on Tik Tok that's what it does but the AI on Tik Tok what it's doing is it's using content real people make what happens when this generated content is no longer needs real people to make the content it like
• 305:30 - 306:00 we see here it just it starts to create the images for you and when we think of shorts and like 60c one one minute two minute Clips I mean that's probably very easy for an early version of this type of automated AI to to produce it's not like it's producing a 2hour film you know with three acts but it's just these short little silly videos and it doesn't even have to make sense and then and then when we think of like young people today lost in the absurdity and the
• 306:00 - 306:30 randomness of information glut on Tik Tok man this AI could be throwing all kind of nonsense at them and they'll love it and and it will be curated and and and designed for them to love it because it's based on things that the the AI knows they like could you imagine that could you imagine you know seeing a little kid in the corner with his little device and it's the his his built-in AI system just spitting all of this crap at him and he's just sitting there chuckling and laughing for hours every
• 306:30 - 307:00 single day we're not far from that so you see that you see you see the consequences of this type of this type of of Technology that's why when all these like you know crypto Bros and engineers and software developers are all like going you know how how efficient things are and you know the capabilities of this for business and you could scale your industry it's like
• 307:00 - 307:30 bro you you have no idea what this type of stuff is going to do to the human being to the way we we interact I mean if social media wasn't enough it I won't get on my high horse but you already know man it's just there's so many consequences of these things coming so many and then you think of stuff like this where guys are just going crazy with this man it's like
• 307:30 - 308:00 okay Aimbot you guys heard of Aimbot wait till AI robots get something like this I'm just saying I got to show this stuff because we have to be aware be aware of what's going on here and the potentials yeah Aimbot imagine imagine film Asylum right
• 308:00 - 308:30 yeah ain't no getting away but this is progress right this is progress I saw this this is a few weeks ago everyone was talking about this but it fit and it and it and it aligns with the fear that's being developed the hoopla the hysteria of AI which is a part of this they they they definitely want to focus on frequencies they want people lowly in their flesh they want
• 308:30 - 309:00 people sad they want people angry they want people anxious they want people horny right when we think of O and all this pornography and then we understand how masturbation is usually just a symptom of depression right and the relief of anxiety right so all of these things play in together I'm sure you guys saw this one this one was going pretty viral I can't see that can you the Pentagon is moving toward letting AI weapons autonomously decide to kill humans
• 309:00 - 309:30 now I wouldn't be surprised by this at all but I can't help but see this clearly being a type of uh agitation propaganda right but at the same time I could easily see this being the case because uh they basically let a weapon autonomously let's say intrude on human biology over the past several years and it's still doing its work as we speak so none of that stuff surprises me
• 309:30 - 310:00 um oh sorry now that was too loud I don't know if you guys heard that you did actually um it's funny I saw this one too was like what Miriam Webster 2023 word of the year is a reminder to be true to yourself in a world of AI everything artificial everything people being fake
• 310:00 - 310:30 and narcissistic the word of the Year 2023 the year of AI the year of artificiality the word of the year is authentic the irony the utter [Music] irony this above all to thine own self be true and it must follow as the night the day thou canst not then be false to any man just be yourself
• 310:30 - 311:00 be yourself be yourself be yourself you always always say be true to yourself but you never say which part of yourself to be true too the last thing before we go tonight be true to yourself Mariam Webster has announced that authentic is their 2023 word of the Year genuinely saying quote authentic saw a substantial increase in lookups in
• 311:00 - 311:30 2023 driven by stories and conversations about AI celebrity culture identity and social media apparently the ambiguity of the words sends many people to the dictionary so as a reminder authentic is an adjective meaning not false or imitation but real or actual it also means true to one's own personality Spirit or character Miriam points out that celebrities like singers Lonnie Will Wilson Sam Smith and especially
• 311:30 - 312:00 Taylor Swift all made headlines in 2023 with statements about seeking their authentic voice and authentic self fascinating guys isn't it when we think about what we spend quite a bit of time talking about here ontology the concept of reality in light of virtuality simulation Etc what's real what's not real that whole scop on the plane of that MF over there is not real
• 312:00 - 312:30 you know this this weird indirect but then direct focal point on reality real uh authenticity especially uh in response to artificial intelligence which actually is quite quite the opposite so I just find it ironic um interesting and and I also think of how this is exactly what's happening we're
• 312:30 - 313:00 getting away from all things authentic and we're moving towards a purely information databased artificiality and we as humans natural humans are becoming the artificial intelligence by taking on the directives of algorithmic systems and so it would make sense that people are considering the idea but what's fascinating is we may never
• 313:00 - 313:30 really know at least Cally what um what that actually is and and what it what it actually means um we're going to get to the point where there no longer is at least in a general sense authenticity everything is going to be for the most part a simulation a version the the appearance of seeming like interesting also I think of uh
• 313:30 - 314:00 as we started with the whole Taylor Swift thing she's person of the year it's like what the heck has she done how's she person of the year aside from her uh you know being kind of a poster child for postmodernity she also is dating the new spokesman for fizer right so I think that's an important tie-in that I think was a good tie-in to lead into the public health and the biotech stuff we talked about today now uh
• 314:00 - 314:30 I think we pretty much got through everything I wanted to touch on today um definitely now I got actually a lot more but uh we on we're going on five we wow we did five hours oh my goodness we did five hours today okay so we definitely got to wrap up but this is an introduction right to some of these things uh that we we will be going into
• 314:30 - 315:00 much more depth especially in this new year 2024 where we start the winter sessions still in the fall sessions here as we move into the winter sessions where it gets a little cold but things get a little nippy and uh we talk about the cold machine 2024 winter sessions shall be
• 315:00 - 315:30 interesting so I think let me see let me make sure we I don't want to miss I pulled so much today uh yeah that's good okay yeah I think that's good for for today I will be seeing you guys soon shout out to the mods everybody in the chat appreciate you Patrick mind and muscle I like that we
• 315:30 - 316:00 need about three more hours let's go man i' I'd love to but uh I need to get get some food in me just relax a little bit I appreciate everyone who was here Johnny cool CX Amanda Simmons tranquil Vortex axium descents in the building good to see you man um we will be thankfully they uh finished over here at the building we we were
• 316:00 - 316:30 pretty much shut down this whole week uh due to construction going on around it was just too loud I couldn't really do anything but uh apparently they're done so we are going to be getting right back into our lectures this week on patreon and locals we'll also be doing an extra stream there me and Hulk are going to be doing another Health stream next Wednesday or this Wednesday coming up so we got a bunch of stuff coming looking forward to it I got a bunch of of new uh new stuff to provide on the lecture series
• 316:30 - 317:00 uh yeah guys so oh we got we got a lot of stuff coming you know uh got another technology coming up I gotta get get back in contact with brother Theo set that up me and Richie got something lined up we're going to be doing the show again pretty soon I want to get Dr deep State uh the channel Dr deep State uh Dr hgan on to talk about his new book and I want him to share some ideas uh
• 317:00 - 317:30 regarding the current moment what else we got so much going on man I've been back heavy trying to finish up this book writing like crazy and focusing on that also working on some videos so yeah man 2024 is going to be really interesting this year was quick it was fast but gosh we covered so much so much happened right it's hard to even like keep up with it all so much happened um but it was it was setting up this next year that this election all
• 317:30 - 318:00 this new AI stuff and into 2025 what a time to be alive huh thank you n p you like the sweatshirt yeah I love this color blue if you guys like the merch we got a whole bunch of merch all different kinds of stuff I got some new merch in there too I'm actually making some new designs to add to some of those newer designs that I put up recently oh is unplug going on tonight
• 318:00 - 318:30 at 10: okay I'm going try to jump in that chat if I can but yeah we uh yes Laura we do we got a whole lot going on I I just have so much new research that I'm excited to present uh this year because um I've just been trying to get through several several like blocks of books and papers over this whole year actually and I'm finally getting through it it's like
• 318:30 - 319:00 I've been taking like six courses grad school level courses this year it seems like just all the readings and I'm finally through them and have built some of my views and Concepts that I want to add on to what we've covered this year so I'm super excited uh but yeah we got we got some new merch I actually uh shout out to Bro Eric I lowered the uh
• 319:00 - 319:30 I lowered the hoodie price so it's like $10 off it's actually like really good price uh did that for you guys to you know show a little love uh but anyhow got some new yeah I got some new ones some new designs I'm working on uh and I am going definitely to get back to the music channel and the health Channel and get that flowing get that rolling all in good
• 319:30 - 320:00 time shout out to brother Hulk good to see you man free will in the building Beverly gilr wow long time supporter good to see you very good to see you I think unplug him he's probably getting ready to do a show he was here earlier all right man I'm G let y'all go I kept yall way too long but we are going into the new year when we come back we I will be seeing you guys next year at least here you know we'll still be doing stuff on the patreon on locals
• 320:00 - 320:30 and uh we'll be doing probably probably a stream or two uh on the backup on the Future Future Shock podcast so be sure to uh subscribe there because we'll be doing steady steady work over there again trying to you know Chill on this channel because I've been getting hit with some questionable things uh and I'm going to take take off a little bit for the holiday season go see some family next week and uh when I when I get back we'll
• 320:30 - 321:00 go right back into it Rob tick good to see you man he'll be on by midnight yeah you the late nighters yeah man I would love to stay in chat but yeah it's been it's been far too long I'm just glad you guys have stuck around with me man a lot more to say about these things today was more of an introduction to
• 321:00 - 321:30 some of these different types of Technologies just building off of what we've been discussing for some time now but I'll be tying these in to a lot of current events as well as uh a lot of uh political directions were we're going in the shows to come so yeah I think I'm gonna get out of here all right guys peace and blessings to you all in the show as always by saying all praises to the most high God
• 321:30 - 322:00 in Jesus name amen and [Music] shalom
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