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Walker and owns property close to Skinwalker Ranch. Ryan Burns, Welcome back.
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How's it going, my friend? You here as always writer? Thank you
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man. I'm gonna give me some sunglasses. Don't need to be doing these
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shows in sunglasses, bro, I need to get cool like you, dude,
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one hundred percent. Yeah, Like you know, I looked into do
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you know Casey Nistat. This name sounds familiar, but I can play some.
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Yeah, he's like a big YouTube personality, filmmaker, vlogger, co
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founder of Anyway. I used to get all my electric skateboards through him,
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and he always wore the dark sunglasses, and uh, he wears him because
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he says that his therapist told him that he can be more himself with dark
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sunglasses because then he's keeping you know, the windows to the soul private.
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But yet his persona is still online and he can like share openly, but
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the windows to his soul are like sacred and like held. You know,
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he has something to keep for himself. But he because he's on YouTube like
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all the time. And I thought Oh, that's interesting. And then I
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noticed that, like these darn lights that you use or I have to use
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in my office started to give me headaches. And I'm like, I'll just
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start wearing sunglasses, and uh, yeah, the headaches went away. So
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I don't know. Maybe it's a catch twenty two, a win wind.
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It is kind of like a confidence builder, right, Like you feel more
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confident when you're wearing a pair of sunglasses. You know, people can't see
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into your eyes. You can say whatever you want to say. You could
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be an advanced cybernetic machine. Yeah you could and no one. No one
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would ever know. Dude, you just got the sunglasses on. That's right,
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because I think that that is true. Like the windows to the soul
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are like through the eyes. And that's my theory of what a lot of
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the visual recognition software is used for is to track the eyes because it's not
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so much the face as it is you know, your eyes, if they
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can figure out what you're eyes do and the symmetric and all the details of
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your eyes, which I have a really weird eye my left eyes. Uh.
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I was shot in the eye with a BB gun when I was thirteen
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and it split my pupil in half saying I might have been I might be
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protected from the facial recognition software. I don't know, dude. That's a
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good point. And you know, eye tracking is huge. That's what they're
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watching when we're on our phones, on our devices. They're seeing where the
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eyes go so they can upload where your attention is being drawn. Yeah,
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TikTok is all over that, dude. Which is weird with TikTok right now,
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Like with that TikTok band and stuff like I don't know if you have
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a TikTok. I have one, but it's on a separate phone. I
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don't use my actual everyday phone that I use. I have a separate phone
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for TikTok. And the algorithms are super weird now, dude. Like it's
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not throwing you all the views like it used to. Like I have several
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videos on there that have like hundreds of thousands of views and like a lot
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of likes and a lot of comments and stuff mostly involving like space and like
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NASA and stuff like that and the moon and all that. People love moon
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stuff for some reason. Yeah, and if you can do with NASA,
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it's like they're like all over it. It's so weird they trust NASA so
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much. I I had a it's a necessary evil, but a nacessary evil.
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The I had a TikTok for Uh. I had a TikTok for space
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Wolf research, and it blew up. It was getting tons of views.
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People in you know, LA and Hollywood were contacting me about like stuff,
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and had all these TV show offers and everything was going great. And then
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I got a call from a scientist that goes out there and he said,
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you know, you got to get rid of that TikTok account. And I'm
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like, what do you mean it's blowing up, and he's like, yeah,
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the problem is the policies on TikTok. It will reveal so much to
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Chinese intelligence about you know, the working groups that might be on your property,
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that this is too much of a liability. It becomes like a national
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security concern. And that's that's kind of why they're banning TikTok anywhere. Actually
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it's a national security concern. So uh, really strange. So yeah,
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I was super bummed, you know, and uh, but I hacked it.
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I just I just got rid of it. It's axxed. It's gone
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well, That's another thing about it too, is it almost seems like that
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the United States is super jealous of TikTok and they're like, oh, well,
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you know, if we can't control it, then nobody can have it.
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It's kind of like the monopoly thing that the United States has over really
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everything, over war, over propaganda, like over all of it. If
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like the United States can't control it, then nobody can have it. No
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one can control it. And that's pretty much what they've done, and they
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just turned it to I think TikTok has a certain amount of time to sell
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it to an American company. So I think it's a double edged sword.
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And I think that not all of the information and the real reasons why they're
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trying to go through with the TikTok ban are really revealed because there's so many
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different things that are baked into that whole, uh, that whole case of
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the TikTok ban case, Like there's a lot. It's kind of like with
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everything, there's so many things that whenever you pass a policy or pass some
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sort of new law, or or you're giving money to other countries or whatever.
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It's like there's so many different things that are baked into the documents that
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have absolutely nothing to do with the topic at hand, which has been the
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right time. It's always I agree, man, there's there's always like these
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layers to the onion and whatever. They publicly come out and say that's how
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they're selling it, but as you say, there's always this other verbiage and
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wording, and you realize that it's not about that at all. It's about
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something completely different. And it fascinates me. How you know why TikTok was
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you know, it's almost got like this doomsday clock appeal to it, like
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TikTok to what you know, like they're just like TikTok, TikTok. And
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I had a friend in the intelligence community that has to report back and literally,
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poor guy. I love this guy, but he has to write down
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everybody that he hangs out with, everybody that he sees, explain what he's
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doing. And anyway, he said that one of the most controversial insider moves
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that China's done is TikTok, because you know, you have even grandma's and
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stay at home moms and stuff getting on TikTok because of the recipes or because
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of all this stuff, and apparently you know, they are really gathering more
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information than anybody could ever expect. And same with dgi uh Dji. I'm
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sorry Dji the drone manufacturer. I you know, anyway, that's a whole
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other story. But yeah, it's just interesting too because with with TikTok and
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the way that it because it's I don't even get on there to even like
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scroll through anything. I don't watch anything on TikTok. I just get on
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there and I post the clips from my show and then that's it. Then
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I get off, So any data or anything that they if they're trying to
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track me on a different phone from TikTok, they probably got nothing like zero.
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But I think that that's the concern, is that it's not only tracking
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what you're doing on that phone that you have TikTok downloaded on, but it's
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also tracking everything else that you do on that phone, like your text messages,
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the other apps that you use, your keystroke patterns, the way the
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way that you type, the types of things that you look up as well.
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And I think that that is a big concern for a lot of people,
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is that it's not only within the app, it's not only collecting what
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you're looking at and what you're watching and what you're liking and what you're commenting
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on. But it's also tracking everything else that you do on that phone as
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well. And I think I listened to Joe Rogan read out the terms and
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conditions for TikTok, and it not only says that they can do that,
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but they can also get information from other people's phones that may that's just in
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your area, that's just around you. So I might not have usurped the
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entire thing, but I at least made it a little bit harder on them
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because it's you can't not utilize all the social media's and it's kind of a
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pain in the ass when you have all these social medias and I only do
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it just to promote my show, and I don't even know if it does
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any good. I don't know if anyone's actually even clicking those links to come
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over. They're probably not, And it seems like a really big waste of
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time on a lot of fronts. But it's like, if you don't have
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any kind of social media presence, then it's kind of like, what are
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you doing? And that's the kicker. How do we know any of these
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numbers are real? I mean, think of what you will of Elon Musk
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and how real he is whatever, but the fact that he showed how Twitter
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was patting their numbers. I mean, just imagine what a Chinese factory of
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data is doing with their numbers and the results, because you've probably noticed this.
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You start out with TikTok and you have huge results, and then they
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gradually come down and it is you know, it almost seems like an automatic
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baiting of the hook to keep you coming back. It is, but this
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isn't the first time that we've seen something like this. I mean, it
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happened with MySpace. You know, the government wanted to come in and kind
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of control the types of information that was happening on MySpace. Tom was like,
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Nah, get the crap out of here, and then they just created
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another social media, which was Facebook. Same thing happened with Vine. Vine
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was TikTok before TikTok was TikTok, and they collapse that social media. It
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almost seems like whenever a social media comes out that it's not controlled from the
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very start, it inevitably gets like taken over. It's really weird, it's
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really strange. It gets shut down, the funding gets cut people get in
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the problems and get in the issues. I mean, we've never really seen
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anything like this in the entire scope of our history. It's wild. But
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I also wanted to get into this the kind of an AI discussion because I
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just went to Contact in the Desert and I was kind of stunned by how
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many people really weren't talking about UFOs or extra treashold. I mean, yeah,
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it was kind of baked in to it, But what a lot of
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people were talking about was like artificial intelligence and how maybe artificial intelligence is the
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real extraterrestrials, and maybe that artificial intelligence has just kind of been out there
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waiting and then it's just kind of waiting to infiltrate in. And then it
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kind of, you know, gave us this technology to be able to create,
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and then it gave us the interface, and then we create the interface
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for AI, and then AI is like here to stay, which is a
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very interesting concept. And I think that what not a lot of people are
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talking about when it comes to AI is how this progression starts. You know,
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now we have AI, that you have to prompt AI to do things
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right, You have to you know, tell it. I would love a
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picture of a bugs bunny wearing a cowboy hat, you know, shooting a
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shotgun or whatever, you know, and then it creates that. Well,
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what happens when AI can just create its own images, its own videos,
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and then produce those videos out on the Internet. That's going to create a
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lot of confusion. And that's something that I mean, if it's not hard
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enough as it is figuring out what's real and what's not real, imagine AI
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being able to just create whatever it wants and put it out on the Internet.
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That's a really big problem. That's a really big issue, and I
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don't think enough people are talking about that. It's huge. And I think
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China and TikTok is a good segue for that, because China in particular seems
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to be really diving in headfirst into AI and robotics, and they have these
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well their leaps and bounds ahead of us, and have major Western players like
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Tesla, Boston, Dynamics, Figure and Agility. Those developers are freaking out
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because of the lifelike skin, flexible movements of their robots and the implementation of
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their patented AI and lightweight mechanical structures they want. They literally are saying that
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What they want is robots to be able to interact with tourists, with people
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at grocery stores, with anybody, and for the humans to not know the
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difference between these AI enhanced robots and another human. And this is fascinating because
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not only is it super interesting, but if it's evolving that quickly the AI.
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We know for a fact that even you know, our largest player I
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think is in Nvidia, you know who, from all appearances and stock price,
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et cetera, is showing just how amazing AI, how quickly machine learning
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is actually making more AI. They can't even make the AI anymore. They
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have programs of AI to make more AI because it does it more successfully.
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And it's almost like they've opened Pandora Pandora's box, just as you said,
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we've opened it up. We don't know where it's headed, but it's really
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interesting. Yeah, and how far does it go? I mean, people
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have this idea of what AI is and that is going to take over the
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world, and they just like leave it at that. You know, they
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don't really explain the infancy of it and how it starts, how it would
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start to do that. And I think that that first step would be to
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create fake artificial images, fake artificial video so sophisticated that you can't tell the
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difference. I think there's someone that was just in the chat that said the
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the oh yeah, noble truth just said I had an AI create some very
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realistic crop circles. You know. That seems like that's the first step of
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a like an AI takeover. Right, We're in the infancy steps of it.
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And now I'm not saying that that's going to happen, because nobody knows
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what's going to happen in the future, but that seems to be the direction
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that it could get to to the point where it's not there's no prompts that
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are being put in to activate this AI to create an image for you or
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a video or whatever. It's just doing it on its own, and it's
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uploading it to the Internet, and it's everywhere. It's everywhere. I mean,
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I know a guy who's ordered a Tesla robot and he's bummed out that
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he didn't wait because he wants to get one from a Chinese startup called e
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x Robots or x Robots, which is really strange because they were established in
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two thousand and nine. And you remember that movie was at X Machina,
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and this startup is called X Robots, but it's ex but they specialize in
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like you're talking about the manufacturer, development, research, sales, and service
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of bionic, which means they're stronger than us intelligent AI enhanced robots, and
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they seem to be way better than the Tesla robot coming out, and I
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mean talk about advanced cybernetic machinery. We are literally talking about Well, I
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mean, what good are we going to be? It's one thing to keep
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the AI on the screen, and I think that the magic has always been
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on the screen. Back in the times of John d and Edward Kelly,
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they basically, you know, they were scrying, which is a technology in
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a sense getting information from a type of AI. It was an intelligence that
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has no human casing, no meat suit. But you know, again,
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dark screens much like our devices, our iPads, our iPhones, and our
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laptops. However, now as soon as it's coming out of the screen and
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entering the real world and it has a vehicle which enhances it, it's starting
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to get a little bit scary. With examples like Sophia and you know,
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I just I wonder should we be letting this this magic, for lack of
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a better word, or technology you know, as Arthur C. Clark puts
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so well, and any advanced technology, you know, at a certain point
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it appears as magic. And that's kind of in my eyes. I don't
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know enough about it. I'm not a computer scientist, and to me it
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appears like magic, and I run into it all the time, you know,
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and even creating images online. It horrifies me. How you know where
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you put your focus? Like you said, you give it just a few
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simple commands and it takes it from there. That's right. And then when
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you think of like, you know, possession and like demonic possession, does
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that not would that not be what you would do if you were like an
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advanced AI system that didn't have any kind of technology to get into. Would
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you not try and possess a I mean this is hypothetical, of course,
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one hypothetical in this one. Would you not trying to possess a organic being
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and implant that organic being with thoughts and ideas and how to create something for
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it to inhabit. Then that's where we get this technological boom. It's from
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this AI infiltrating into an organic being and then giving it all these ideas and
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the way to make this technology for it. I mean, would that not
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makes sense? It makes more sense to me than an extraterrestrial right, and
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then you could consider that AI an extraterrestrial it is, and it would technically
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be an entity, maybe not a physical entity. I mean, that makes
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more sense to me than some physical being coming down here and crashing their craft.
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And you, like you were talking about with Edward Kelly and uh,
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what was the other guy that you brought up, John D? John D
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John D and Edward Kelly. You know, that's that's where a lot of
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the channel and stuff comes from, you know what. And these things are
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deceivers too, Like they don't tell you the truth. They're they're deceivers.
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I mean you can see that easily with how further out that they move into
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the galaxy. You know, some of the first people that were supposedly channeling
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things, they would say that they were from Mars or Venus or whatever,
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and then now they're from the freakingpleting star system, the Zata Rotae. Their
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liars. They're not telling you the truth. So would that not be a
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manipulation from some sort of advanced AI system that is infiltrated into the minds of
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people to have them try and create this technology for them so that they could
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I mean, and that gets into like, you know, advanced human cyborgs,
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like making entities out outside of the womb, you know, like cloning
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and like all that kind of stuff. Like instead of being able to have
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to infiltrate into somebody's mind, they can just create a inorganic biological being and
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then have that AI consciousness into the inorganic biological being and then they can live
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a life. I mean, we had I mean, Alex Jones was talking
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about this on Joe Rogan, like his dad was working on these these cyborg
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humans back in like the eighties and into the nineties. You know, I'm
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really glad that you brought up clones there in that comment because this kind of
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ties in to extraterrestrials. And I'm sure you've heard of the Raelians. You
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have an expansive, you know, h view of a lot of these et
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cults, these these alien cults, the Aliens, specifically Ryel the guy,
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Yeah, yeah, they he said that an extraterrestrial Aloheime ship contacted him and
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he went to their planet and these aloheim extraterrestrials told him how they live forever,
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and it's like through cloning. It's through cloning. That's the crossfire.
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Dude. He nailed it. I mean. And they started a business that
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they they claimed to have cloned I think it's seventeen people, which is highly
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illegal. But they started something called clone aid, which is like, you
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know, don't drink the clone aid, Like what's the joke there, But
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they claim that these clones's that's as you said, that's the key to immortality,
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and that these extraterrestrials are telling them this and one hundred percent, you
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know, groups like the United Nations, the if you look at the Builderberg
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group and what they're you know, talking about on the agendas, you can
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get links where it talks about. They have it online now and aside from
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upcoming events, the number one priority is artificial intelligence and they are very much
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trying to push for transhumanism and they want to get an in depth view of
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basically how they can incorporate AI, transhumanism, robotics, clones, whatever the
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case may be. They want to implement this into our daily lives because the
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United Nations knows that if they can push this if they can make it,
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it's almost there. I mean it's almost there. It's so dystopian already.
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But if they can make it to where we are completely helpless, we can't
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feed ourselves, we can't do anything for ourselves, we can't reproduce, we
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can't go out and find what we need on a daily basis to survive,
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then they literally have us exactly where they want us, and step by step,
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little by little, they're getting there. It used to be no big
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deal. You know, if the supply chain closed down, no big deal.
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You go next door, that farm has a cow, you have goats,
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both of you have a still, you can run your tractors. You
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got a well on the property, it has water. You really don't need
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the government. They're just there to take a portion of your paycheck. Now
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people live not only paycheck to paycheck, but meal to meal. And now
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with evs, it's like literally supercharged to supercharge. And as long as they
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can corral us in these fifteen minute cities and get this evil agenda of pushing
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transhumanism, and a lot of people, even people in major world religions like
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I won't name them because all they'll just get angry at me. But the
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bottom line is all world religions have a sect within them that are pushing this
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transhumanist agenda, and robots, clones, AI and robotics are all part of
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that mix. Well yeah, and then also the subsidized farming. You know,
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it's it's a huge it's scammed to me in a lot of different ways.
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In a way for control and you know, control everyone's actions and everyone's
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moods. But then you get into well, you know, if everyone is
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just complete cyber Well, this is another thing too, is that Rayel.
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What Rayel was talking about was whenever he went with these Aloheim on the ship,
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that he would also have sex with these Aloheim robots. They would just
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have orgies everybody. Yeah. Sorry, I didn't mean to interrupt, but
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that's like such a mind blower. He's got like hot chicks surrounding him at
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all times. He's like he's like an et cult leader Dan Bilzerian style with
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like just all these hot babes. You wonder, but sorry to interrupt you.
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Yeah, So the Loem Yeah, yeah, they're just making sex robot
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slaves up on the Yellowhem ships. Super enticing from a cult leader perspective,
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I mean, you know, why do you join a cult? That's always
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one of the aspects. What do the chicks look like? Oh, these
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chicks are pretty hot, and you know that's definitely on the bucket list,
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you know, having an orgy a on a flying saucer. But I mean,
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give me a break. The guy, you know, he he he's
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been in the pick in the mix for so long and been this controversial guy
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and you hear him talking. He's a nice guy. This is the weirdest
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part. He's just like hot babes ets spaceships. I mean, he sells
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it and I think, you know, when you take a deeper look into
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the secrets behind his religion, which is named after him, he's not only
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an epic cult leader, but he's very much in line with you know,
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this push for artificial intelligence, robotics, even the Vatican, the Jesuits,
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the New World Order, the World Economic Forum, the United Nations. These
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guys are all pushing the same agenda. But he's making it seem kind of
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rebellious, cool and fringy, but it's really just the same agenda. Yeah,
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you seem making that seem sexy, like don't you want amazing looking sex
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robots that you can take advantage of all the time twenty four to seven.
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And that's an The other thing too, is like, well, if you
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have nothing but like robots, then they aren't really humans and you can do
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whatever you want to them technically. And then that gets into the question,
29:15
you know, what what does a human? What is a human? You
29:18
know, if they look identical to what we look like. And it's very
29:23
difficult to tell the difference between a human and a augmented cybernetic human because I
29:33
think at first glance, what makes us a human is our body structure and
29:37
like what we look like. And when you see somebody that looks like you,
29:44
you're like, oh, well that's a human for sure, that's a
29:48
human. There's no doubt about it. It's got the skin, it's got
29:49
the features, it's got the nose, the mouth, the poops, it
29:53
eats, it has sex, does all the things that a human does.
29:59
So then it gets into well can you even tell the difference between a cybernetic
30:06
human cyborg or a real human? And then what is the morality between the
30:14
two. I mean, there's been several movies that's been made off of that
30:18
concept, you know, but it is really interesting. There's even a movie
30:22
on Netflix that's Michael Pina in it. It's a really interesting movie. I
30:29
would I highly recommend people checking it out. I've talked about it before on
30:32
the show where there's this extraterrestrial attack, like aliens come from off the planet
30:41
and they're like blowing up cities and they're like doing all this stuff. Well,
30:48
it turns out that the extraterrestrials really aren't extraterrestrials. They're humans and the
30:55
people on Earth are all cyborgs, and the humans had to leave Earth regroup.
31:02
Then they're coming back and attacking to take back over Earth from the cyborgs.
31:07
But the cyborgs thought that they were humans and that these beings were extraterrestrials.
31:12
It's wild, so mindscrew. I think it's legit. A lot of
31:21
the esoteric and the occult is shockingly incorporated into the technology. And it brings
31:30
me back to that Arthur C. Clark quote. Any sufficiently advanced technology is
31:36
indistinguishable from magic, because why is it always the same features, you know,
31:41
the dark mirrors that are being used. Why is it that the first
31:45
Apple computers sold for six hundred and sixty six dollars and sixty six cents.
31:52
Why is it that we see these these robot factories, these AI factories are
31:59
as partmentalized as the top secret military installations. It is because no one person
32:07
knows how to develop and they don't realize all of the different stages. They
32:14
only they only handle one perspective of this fractal entity they're creating these these lifelike
32:21
robots or this AI. They only they're very compartmentalized. And there's a reason
32:25
because, in my opinion, and this is just my opinion, the esoteric,
32:32
the magic, and the technology are all one. There's an astrobot humanoid
32:39
which is again coming out of China. They call it the astrobot humanoid robot
32:45
that can run at thirty three feet per second, you know, invoking that
32:51
number thirty three, and that's super deadly fast. But the point is you
32:57
just keep seeing all these same numbers, the same alge rhythms, and you
33:01
know, as I was talking to a guy the other day and he's like,
33:07
isn't it strange how you know your devices are so high tech apparently,
33:13
but they get one little drop of water in them and they totally they're useless.
33:19
When the old school technology like the Nokia handheld cell phones. You could
33:23
do anything, you could use them as a weapon, and they would continue
33:27
to work. And it's because there's been a stop from one technology and entering
33:31
into this new technology that is having issues with the very basic fundamental you know,
33:37
things like a droplet of water can just completely ruin the whole device.
33:43
Is that done? Is that done on purpose though? Or is that like,
33:46
oh, I feel like that's done on purpose because they want consumerism.
33:52
They want people to go out and buy the newest and latest phone all the
33:55
time, so they make them really crappily, Like you drop it, it
34:00
breaks really quickly, you don't get in just the tab bit of water,
34:04
then you have to go buy a new one. It's kind of like the
34:07
light bulb conspiracy. I'm sure you know about the light bulb conspiracy, where
34:10
they have a light bulb that's been running for like freaking one hundred years or
34:15
some shit and it's still running. But they all came together, like all
34:20
the light bulb companies, and was like, hey, we can't be making
34:22
light bulbs that last freaking one hundred years because no one will ever buy light
34:25
bulbs again. Yeah, and we got to be making money, so we
34:30
can't be making things that last a long time, and that's the degeneration of
34:36
our technology and the things that we use. And then the other side of
34:40
that is the consumerism aspect and the commercials and the people that are pushing you
34:45
toward the latest and best and greatest thing over and over again. You know,
34:51
you got to have the newest and latest whenever last year's thing was just
34:55
as good or maybe even better. It's it's all part of the temptation.
35:01
And I'm you know, there's that secret psychology of I'm picking on apple,
35:07
but they're they're an obvious, you know, obvious target given the fact that
35:15
you know, they have an apple as their symbol with the bite out of
35:17
it, alluding to the Garden of Eden and wanting knowledge and basically taking of
35:25
the forbidden fruit. All that's on purpose. You know, there's a reason
35:30
why Steve Jobs was a fruitarian and would eat apples for weeks at a time,
35:35
or carrots. But the bottom line is there's this secret psychology of apple
35:39
packaging where even the packaging, they've noticed, the marketing people don't throw away
35:45
the boxes because they see some perceived value even in the packaging. Something as
35:52
useless as the box because it's this this marketing magic, this perceived value when
35:59
you can a cheap Chinese mimic replica that will do everything the same as your
36:04
max AirPods or you know, many of the devices, but you keep the
36:08
packaging because it is something magical to you. You know, that slow opening
36:14
of the box. You can almost hear the air as you open the box,
36:19
and you know, I think that it's really There are hints in all
36:22
of the ancient texts that have to do with with with magic, with religion,
36:29
the occult philosophy even but the bottom line is there is a secret psychology
36:35
taking place with this advanced technology that it very much is entering into the aspect
36:43
of magic. Advanced cybernetic machines are nothing more than trinkets that we see as
36:51
something that will work for us, help us, not realizing that a device
36:57
is device. This is the addiction, This is the vice that will consume
37:01
us. Right, It's like anything, It's like, you know, if
37:05
everybody could, you know, just have their life eat. I would love
37:08
to have a clone, Are you kidding me? I would put that sucker
37:12
to work doing all kinds of stuff. It would be so nice, but
37:16
first I would want one, then I would have another, then I to
37:19
have another. And it kind of brings us back to that, you know,
37:22
the Hindu legend of Brahma, the Hindu god, and the same is
37:29
true of Ell, the creator God, you know where he got bored and
37:34
the Hindu god Brama had to literally he got so bored being in complete control
37:38
that he wanted to experience things differently, and he made like a he split
37:43
himself or made a clone of himself, which then made a clone of a
37:47
clone of himself, which then made a clone of himself. And we realized
37:52
that to experience more, this is done, but it turns into something catastrophic.
37:58
And we have the same example with like El the creator God making you
38:02
know, Ball, who wasn't exactly the best deity to make, and making
38:07
Yam and Mott and all these other all these other entities to kind of like
38:13
lessen the workload while he can kind of be the absentee landlord and step away
38:16
from the world, giving the gnostics you know, the true in my opinion
38:22
belief that we have kind of an absenceee landlord God, this demiurge idea in
38:28
philosophy that yeah, if he can do it, if we can do it,
38:31
as soon as we are creative and god like, we will do the
38:37
same thing. And I think it warns us of this in many texts.
38:42
You know, it's just wild that it's so controversial and so basic. But
38:46
yeah, one hundred percent. You know, would I take a clone?
38:50
At first? My answer would be, heck, yes, he could mow
38:53
the lawn, he could clean the pool. You know, he could take
38:57
the kids to school. But I think it would be after a while we
39:00
would realize these But isn't that what you Isn't that what you have kids for
39:04
them? Technically a little clone? That's why farmers have twelve kids. Right,
39:08
That's right, That's exactly what it is. Amanda says, what's the
39:13
name of that show on Netflix? It's called Extinction Extinction. It's a movie
39:17
with Michael Opina. I highly recommend it, really good movie. But this
39:22
light bulb thing, just to clear this up really quickly. The Continental Light,
39:28
the world's longest lasting light bulb, is a continental light located on for
39:35
forty five to fifty East Avenue, Livermore, California, and is maintained by
39:38
the Livermore Fire Department. The Fire Department claims that the light bulb is at
39:43
least one hundred and twenty one years old, installed in nineteen oh one,
39:49
and has only been turned off a handful of times. So that's the light
39:54
bulb conspiracy. And also you're talking about these ancient old gods and stuff,
40:01
and when you look at them too, like the Samarian Kings list, and
40:07
then this whole long reign of these periods of these gods, some of them
40:13
like I don't even know what the longest one was, but at least fifteen
40:17
thousand years some of these gods reigned. And my first thought was, well,
40:23
maybe they calculated time differently, you know, maybe they weren't on the
40:29
same time scale that we consider a year now. Maybe it's shorter. Maybe
40:37
three months is a year to them, or six months is a year to
40:40
them. Then you think, oh, well, if that's not the case,
40:45
then how did they live so long? Did it everyone lived that long
40:50
or was it just these high up rulers, these these kings of the land
40:55
that lived this long. Then you think, too, well, you have
41:00
all these like burial chambers and like these weird circophagai within a lot of the
41:05
megalithic structures across the world, like these big things that weigh tons and tons,
41:12
and who knows how they even got them in through all these shafts and
41:15
all that. I mean, there's big sircophikai underneath the Great Pyramid of Giza
41:21
submersed in water. There's two of them, and there's like this little chamber
41:22
that has all kinds of really heavy circophakai there. And there's been theories and
41:29
speculations of what they were used for. Some people think that it was like
41:31
a meditative state, a deprivation type thing. But then when you like look
41:37
at like Toath and some of these ancient Egyptian gods and stuff, and it's
41:44
interesting that because maybe the cloning thing isn't something that's even new. It might
41:50
be something in very old technology, and it might be the reason how and
41:54
why some of these people that are in the Samaran kings lived so long.
42:00
You know that maybe they were creating another being and then we shed that skin
42:07
suit they would put it in like this hibernation tank. And maybe that's what
42:12
the circonflict hire used for, as like a hibernation to heal that body for
42:17
a certain period of time while they are out running around in a different body,
42:23
and then when that body gets old and it starts to break down,
42:27
they put that body in one of these healing tanks and then get the get
42:30
another one. Fascinating it is, and it's right along this. It is
42:38
exactly part of the same plot. I mean literally those what you're talking about,
42:45
going back to set in Egyptian times and Setianism, which is very arguably
42:52
Satanism, and Michael Achino is a great example of that coming up with the
42:58
Temple of set you know, offshoot from the Temple of Satan, where he
43:01
just kind of said, well, I'm going to rewind the tape a little
43:05
bit back to more ancient version of Satanism with which was Setianism, and it's
43:13
you know, under the same Satanic umbrella because it has the same history and
43:17
because let's face it, the Cult of Ball this is basically the same long,
43:24
strange religion that was back in the times that you're talking about. And
43:30
lo and behold, Michael Lakino is argued by many of those For those who
43:36
are unfamiliar, he was an intelligence asset here in the United States, very
43:43
high level, top secret intelligence officer, and he was the founder of the
43:50
Temple of Set, which was this Satanist church, and he, according to
43:57
many, took part in something called the Red Right, which was when he
44:01
was later in life. The Red Right was literally kind of a magical cloning
44:09
where you get a pregnant donor an already pregnant woman, and at a certain
44:16
point in her pregnancy, you do this magical incantation where you place the hand
44:22
on her belly and you commit suicide and basically upload your consciousness into the forthcoming
44:30
child to be reborn, but to keep all the knowledge of this existence,
44:36
which is exactly what the Egyptians wanted, right, They wanted they had no
44:39
problem with the reincarnating. They just didn't have to want to learn everything over
44:44
again. They wanted to hit the ground running maintaining all the data that they
44:49
had incorporated, learned and encompassed in their minds from this incarnation. And that
44:55
is very much along the lines of the transhumanist agenda they want to live.
45:00
Ever, it's the same thing that is very interesting, and that just reminded
45:06
me of I've heard that before, that that that can be done, that
45:12
you can I don't know when it is in the pregnancy or when it can
45:19
happen, but apparently it's a thing, and I think that they're definitely doing
45:24
that again, but not in that kind of that type of fashion, because
45:29
I mean, how nice would it be ryan to carry over all of your
45:36
your all the information that you've gathered your life experiences from this life and into
45:42
another life and automatically know all of it and not freak out would be amazing.
45:50
If you wanted to be here for a long amount of time, then
45:52
that would be the way to do it. Then you would learn, you
45:55
would you would eventually at some point become a god. If you lived long
46:04
enough, you you would become a god, absolutely in the flesh. And
46:13
you know that gets into you know what was wasn't. I don't want to
46:17
bring religion into the discussion, but yeah, I have heard that before with
46:23
being able to transfer your consciousness into a baby, but I'm not for sure.
46:31
It might have to be something within your bloodline. I think I think
46:37
it has to be like a relation to you in some sort of way.
46:42
I don't think that you can just do it with any pregnant lady or a
46:47
pregnant woman. And interestingly, Michael Akino did commit suicide, and he did
46:52
it. He did it at a time when he was older, he was
46:55
in his eighties, and everything was going great. You know. It was
47:00
not like the rest of his life that was you know, very you know,
47:05
chaotic. It was in a very peaceful time. He had plenty of
47:07
money, he had plenty of peace, everything was going well, and then
47:09
randomly committed suicide, and many allege that it was due to the Red Right.
47:15
But it brings me back, you know, to again this. I
47:20
love the number three two two. I think there's you know, there's a
47:22
reason skull and bones uses it. But I'm always reminded of Genesis three two
47:28
two, which is then the Lord God said, behold, the man has
47:31
become like one of us, and he's talking to the eloem you know,
47:36
his creations. In my opinion, I won't go into my opinion, but
47:40
you know, behold, the man has become like one of us, knowing
47:44
good and evil. Now lest he reach out his hand and take also from
47:47
the tree of life and eat and live forever. And that's exactly what he's
47:52
talking about. Oddly, in the Garden of Eden, the tree that they're
47:57
talking about is arguably, you know, the apple knowledge. And you know
48:02
what do they say, an apple a day keeps the doctor away. You
48:06
can live forever. And there's a reason why Steve Jobs was eating apples and
48:10
carrots like crazy. He knew that. In my opinion, again, I
48:15
allege that he knew some of these long lasting plots that were devised through the
48:23
millennia. He was a fruititarian. Everybody knew it, and he knew that
48:31
eating this stuff you could live forever. Oddly, he got some very random,
48:36
karmically some very rare cancer a very different type of pancreatic cancer that even
48:43
today we don't know how to treat. And I don't think it was because
48:47
of his diet, but you know, maybe he knew something. And it's
48:52
very strange that, you know, we have these same topics come up over
48:58
and over again, synchronistic. It's almost like an algorithm. You know,
49:00
back to the apple, and you know there's nothing wrong with eating apples.
49:05
You can literally live on apples, and you know they hydrate you, they
49:09
have tons of antioxidants, and it is simple. You don't get diabetes.
49:17
It lowers your blood sugar, it levels everything out. But at the same
49:22
time, the apple is also that forbidden fruit. Lest he reach out his
49:28
hand and take also from the tree of life and eat and live forever.
49:30
They're talking about the knowledge the technology that Forbidden Fruit, in my opinion,
49:37
is very much transhumanism. It is technology. Well. The occult also mentions
49:44
that in a lot of occult teachings and philosophy and theology, is that the
49:53
consciousness of the entity, well, the person that you're in carnating into,
50:00
doesn't incarnate in to the baby until the umbilical cort is cut. I think
50:07
that's a pretty common thing. So it's a very narrow window of opportunity,
50:16
super narrow. It's dark. There's a reason they call it the Red Right.
50:22
It's pretty dark and super taboo and fringe. I've looked into it,
50:28
and various philosophers and academics and theorists theorize as to what takes place. But
50:35
it's super dark, man, It's it's kind of along the lines of what
50:37
you're talking about. But it's a cloning, right, It's an uploading of
50:42
consciousness. And it reminds me of that movie by Jordan Peel, Get out
50:46
Right, which you know this family has the secret of you know, Grandpa,
50:52
and then go into this younger guy and then you know they're living forever
50:57
and that has always sort of been what these secret councils have literally wanted is
51:04
to live forever because they do not want to atone for their sins. They
51:08
want to continue sinning. They don't want to be judged, They want to
51:14
judge others, and they invert the entire process that is inherently placed since the
51:21
creation, since the beginning of time, and they're trying to flip the script
51:27
much like set you know himself. Well, what if it's as nefarious as
51:34
people think that it is. What if it's more of like wanting to,
51:39
you know, create a better future, you know, because we all have
51:44
a very limited amount of time here, I mean a life expectancy is what
51:49
like eighty years old now is somewhere around it's kind of been around that since
51:53
the twentieth century has roughly around eighty years. Like that is a my oryscopic
52:00
amount of time, like very limited amount of time. And if they and
52:08
if people do know, whenever you die and then whenever you come back,
52:10
you don't come back with anything. It's like you're a new being. And
52:17
it's kind of like what I was seeing is like if you could choose to
52:22
live another life, Let's say you had to live another life, right,
52:24
you had to come back and live There wasn't any other option because there isn't
52:30
anything else out there for no other place for you to go, Which kind
52:34
of makes sense to me. If reincarnation is real and it's like a trap,
52:38
the only reason that it would be a trap is because there's nowhere else
52:42
to go. That's it. This is all there is this place here,
52:45
that's it. But let's just say that that is a thing, and you
52:50
have the option to live a another life with the memories and the experiences that
52:59
you had in this I would you not take it? I would take it
53:05
if I had to come back, that I had to come back, I
53:08
would choose to come back remembering this experience that I just had. That only
53:15
makes sense. Why would I want to do it, do it all over
53:19
again and learn almost the exact same types of lessons. Doesn't make any sense.
53:27
Yeah, that's what's kind of screwed up about whatever it is that we're
53:30
on is that if again, if reincarnation is real, it just doesn't make
53:37
any sense. I think it's a twofold question because the argument I've heard both
53:45
sides, and I agree with you one hundred percent and I think that,
53:51
you know, you look at the Bible and you see that people lived so
53:54
long. Now, arguably they weren't poisoning each other on purpose with genetically modified
54:00
food. You know, water that had been recirculated eight times over and had
54:07
been in eight people's toilets before you drank it, and had fluoride in it.
54:10
I mean, literally, they weren't killing each other with what they ingested.
54:15
At the time. There was clean air, clean water, clean food.
54:19
Everything was fresh. But I think it's not just that, I don't
54:22
think that's the whole deal. I think that also they were more in touch
54:29
with the supernatural because they did not have, you know, these devices,
54:34
They did not have these devices that were distracting them from what really mattered,
54:39
which was embracing the supernatural, seeing the little hints and clues in the cosmos
54:46
and the stars on the ground and the land in the water. And I
54:51
think, you know, when you when you look at the life spans of
54:53
people mentioned biblically, actually in every text, whether it's the Torah, you
54:59
know, the Kuran, they lived a long time because I argue that they
55:04
were more connected and probably more aware of all the things you're talking about they
55:09
were seeing the subtle hints, the subtle clues, listening to the still small
55:14
voice within their consciousness, and they probably did not have to come back as
55:20
often because it was a slower pace. And this is something that you hear
55:24
often. I think their lifetimes were similar to ours in that ours is a
55:29
much more faster paced reality. Much like a dog only lives for, you
55:34
know, a fraction of what we live for. But they live a lot
55:38
quicker, you know, they love a lot harder, they eat a lot
55:42
faster, they run a lot quicker. Everything is almost fast forward. And
55:47
in this it seems like every year and I've been around forty nine years and
55:52
I remember growing up and it seemed like a slower pace. And as time
55:58
is progressing, it seems like the days go quicker. You know. Yeah,
56:01
I'm faster on my feet in some ways, but at the same time,
56:06
I feel like I'm missing large chunks of that piece that calm, that
56:10
supernatural aspect. And that's kind of why I crave it, because it just
56:15
seems like today's modern lifestyle demands everything to be fast. You know, you
56:21
have to be fast to be productive. It's all about production, and that's
56:24
just not the truth. I think that is the evil seduction is production.
56:31
I agree with that, and we see that in our community all the time.
56:35
Like some people like as soon as something happens, like people are like
56:39
right on it, like quick any anything. They're like, oh that blah
56:44
blah blah, Are that over? Are? You know what I mean?
56:45
And they're doing shows about it like almost instantly. They're not letting any time
56:50
simmer in between there because they feel the pressure that they need to get it
56:54
out and that they need to do it as quick as possible. And that's
57:00
never really been my game. Like if something happens on a day that I'm
57:07
happen to be doing a show, then I'll talk about it. But if
57:10
it's not, then I don't worry about it, you know. And then
57:15
that also gets into like all kinds of you know, I was talking to
57:19
several people about the Vatican Documents. That was just I just did a show
57:22
the other day with Wayne Stagger on the Vatican Documents, and I was talking
57:28
to some people and they were like, oh, yeah, I did a
57:30
show on that right when it came out like two weeks ago. I'm like,
57:36
oh, well, cool, doesn't mean that I can't do a show
57:40
on it now, you know. And also with all the information, there's
57:45
always more information that comes out the longer that a period of time in between
57:50
it coming out and then you know you're doing a show on it, So
57:52
you might be missing a lot of different angles and a lot of different aspects
57:58
of that by putting out the contents so quickly. But you're right in this
58:01
way that everything is really fast paced and it's information overload. It's always something.
58:07
It's got to be bright and flashy, and a lot of that I
58:10
think has to do with people's attention spans. Like people don't have the attention
58:15
span that to sit down and listen to something for a long period of time
58:22
for some reason, you know, they're always gonna have something hooking and keeping
58:28
their attention, which doesn't make any sense to me. If I like something
58:31
and I like someone and I like what they're doing, I'm going to watch
58:36
no matter what, and I'm gonna watch till the end, or I'm going
58:38
to listen till the end, you know, like I don't. And another
58:45
thing is people think that everything has to be like perfect, you know,
58:47
like everything has to be like just laid out like perfectly. You got to
58:51
articulate yourself in a certain kind of way. You got to make sure that
58:53
you're right about every single little thing, and if you're not right about a
58:58
certain thing, then you're like called out about it. You know. It's
59:02
so weird, this type of you know, society that we've created. It's
59:07
so strange, like how everything has to be packaged up nice and neat in
59:13
a little box with a bow on top of it. And that's not how
59:15
reality is, folks. It's not the way. Things go wrong. Things
59:19
happen, bad, things happen all the time. It's just a part of
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being here. It's just a part of being in reality. People mess up,
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people say things that they shouldn't say all the time. But that's the
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beauty of it. It's the beauty of being here. I mess up all
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the time. I actually was, you know, just today, researching how
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I think I've been wrong about, you know, blaming everything on the superclass
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and the power elites, because I was looking at the word elite, like
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it's el eite those who follow l the creator, God or the top cabal
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or capstone of society at any given moment. The reality is, and we
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find this evidence often that if there was a group that really was controlling everything.
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They would put it on some other group, right, they would put
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it on another group. And the more I look into it, I realize
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that it's really the cult of Ball, where you know that these are the
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ones who have the characteristics, all the telltale signs, all of the plots,
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all of the evidence going back, as you said, to the Pharaohs
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in ancient Egypt, to the Canaanites, to you know, over and over
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again, the Kazars, the cult of Ball are the ones when you take
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an in depth look in looking back, it's not the elites always, you
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know, there are always some elites that are against them, but the cult
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of Ball seems to be that council, that group, that cult of worshiping,
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you know, immediate gratification. Ball, the entity Ball, the god
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all very much is a transactional entity. You know, you charge me,
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you give me, you sacrifice something to me, I give you something in
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return. Right now. You know, it's like going and buying whatever it
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is you want. It's very material, it's very consequential. You know,
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he's the god of fertility. And when you take an in depth look into
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some of the secrets behind a lot of the practices of the Cult of Ball,
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whether that be black Masses in Italy or going all the way back to
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ancient Egyptian times in prior it's not always the elites who are the working group
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that should be blamed. It's really the cult of Ball. But instead they
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point to someone else and say, it's always the elites. And I think,
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you know, I've been wrong about that in this in this great conspiracy
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theory that if you know, that's a crab in the bucket mentality, if
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there's somebody higher than me, they're the one to blame. That's kind of
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a crab in the bucket mentality, instead of you know, looking at who's
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carrying the bucket, right, there's somebody carrying the bucket. And time and
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time again it's these entities, these these these plans, this selling much like
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the serpent in the Garden of Eden selling you know, the the apple,
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like, hey take this, you'll know when you take this that you have
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knowledge, and you know. Eve even says you know, like and the
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snake wasn't lying. He's like, are you dead? God said you would
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die? Are you dead? No? But I think they may This is
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arguable and biblical scholars get into this pretty heavy. They may have given up
1:02:38
their immortality when they ate that they weren't dying right then, but eventually they
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would. And again, so it's it's kind of a gray area. You
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know, that snake figure, that snake entity is always incorporated with knowledge.
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That's why on the Caducius you have the staff and the snake, because that's
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me. That's how you live forever. That's how you escape death is through
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knowledge, and he keeps popping up. The snake keeps popping up like,
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hey, I know a way out. Follow me. There's it's it's kind
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of transactional. You got to do something, but you'll get something. And
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the links you know are there. If you look back over time, you
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can connect the dots quite easily if you know the controversial stuff that you're looking
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for. Absolutely, my friend, circles, circles within circles, snakes within
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snakes and my friend, that's how that's how it rolls. But Ryan and
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know you gotta head off and take care of some business. But thank you
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for coming on. Really appreciate your time this evening. Can you let people
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know where they can find you online? One hundred percent thanks for having me
1:03:52
on. I always love talking to you. You can catch me more of
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me and my wild rantings at hero Paranormal dot com and uh yeah, that's
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pretty much it cool. The link to Ryan's website is in the description of
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this video. And one of these days, dude, I'm going to make
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it out to your ranch. Bro. I've been to you in Vegas.
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I met up with you in Vegas. But we're going to get out to
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that ranch some time to get time to get dirty, time to get gritty
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out in the country. But before the AI takeover, I'm going to come
1:04:32
out to that ranch. Brow. Let's do it. Let's do it.
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Let's talk with Chris. I think he's coming out soon. Yeah, i'd
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heard that. I'm out in California right now. I don't know how I'll
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be out here. Kind of really worried about the end of the year,
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but is what it is. Thanks for being here everyone. Good to see
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everyone. Thanks for contributing to the chat. I really appreciate you guys,
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Have a good rest of your evening. Bye, bye,