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#88 - Social Security Fraud Exposed by Elon’s Team · Brandon Fogal Evolution

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I'm going to try to hit lights, camera, action at seven going forward.
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It might not be too pretty, but I don't care. I really don't care.
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All right. We have a lot of stuff to talk about today.
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My name is Brandon Fogel. This is Evolution. We're going to be talking about Doge.
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We're going to be talking about Social Security, the most fun things in the world.
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It actually does matter a lot to a lot of people, Social Security,
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and I totally agree. But, and also, what about some time travel?
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Are you ready for some time travel on a Friday?
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Are you ready? Because I wanted to bring this up. Do you feel like you were
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meant for another time in history, another time period?
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Do you ever feel out of place? Like, why was I born in this specific time in
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history? I just, I don't feel it.
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And sometimes I get that way.
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And I'm like, lately I've been like, I wish I was born when there was no internet,
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when there was, I wasn't even aware of all this kind of stuff because I I'm addicted to it.
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I'm utterly addicted to the internet.
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I'm utterly addicted to electronics and technology. And I'm like,
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I wish I was born before I knew all of this stuff existed.
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Cause a lot of things, it just feels weird to me. I don't know if you ever feel like that.
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Probably not like that. Maybe that seems kind of an odd thing.
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And if you feel like, that's weird, man. That's weird.
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Why would you even think that? But you personally, do you ever feel like you
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were meant for a different time?
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Like, do you ever feel like you wish you could go back in time when there was,
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when you were cowboys and Indians and all that kind of stuff?
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You know, Indians, you've got to be careful about that. Don't want to say anything
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politically incorrect.
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All right. But before we dive into the whole time travel and finding a different
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time period in history that you think that you should have been born in,
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let's actually switch gears.
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Let's talk about Doge and what Elon has uncovered. It is wild,
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absolutely wild what they're finding daily.
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I put a link in the description of the video I'm going to show,
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as well as the YouTube channel, Fox News, shout out Fox News.
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And I've put a link in the description to doge.gov. It's pretty easy to find,
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you know, doge.gov, D-O-G-E.gov.
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It's a government website.
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I put that in the description. You can go to it directly. You don't even have
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to type it in, you just click the link, but daily they are putting out there
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things that the government waste, fraud, and abuse that is being uncovered.
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And right now it's not real time. They said in about a couple of weeks,
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it will be instantly real time. What is happening?
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And I wanted to start off before we jump into the social security,
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I wanted to talk about the whole, they found mines, mines.
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Caves, caves underneath the earth, how the government was running things.
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They are not on the 21st century electronic digital age that everyone else is a part of.
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They are still doing filing cabinets, paper copies.
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And that's why everything is bureaucracy, red tape galore.
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And it takes a year for somebody to do something as simple as retire,
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as well as everything else.
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So Elon and his team, and he's, he's assembled a team of CEOs.
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Like the top guys, the guys that know
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how to run things, know how things efficiently get done. He is rolling.
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He's got the best guys in the house that are doing this.
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And so yesterday there was a sit down with Brett Baer and Fox News,
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Elon and his guys, the guys that are running Doge, what they're uncovering.
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And it's just crazy. You can see the whole video and my link,
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but we're going to take a short look at when they spoke about social security
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and 40% waste has been uncovered daily by the 40% fraudsters calling in and
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trying to get social security,
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which is actually stealing money from the people that legitimately deserve it.
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So he's saying he's going to find more social security money,
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benefits, It's all that kind of jazz for everyone that legitimately deserves it.
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But we're going to take a look at a quick clip of Elon speaking about this.
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Yes, and they steal people's social security is what happens.
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They call in, they say they claim to be a retiree, and they convince the social
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security person on the phone to change where the money's flowing.
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It actually goes to some fraudster.
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This is happening all day, every day. And then somebody doesn't receive their social security.
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It's because of all the fraud loopholes in the social security system.
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How do you reassure people that what you all are doing is not going to affect their benefits?
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No, in fact, what we're doing will help their benefits.
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Legitimate people, as a result of the work of Doge, will receive more social security, not less.
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I want to emphasize that. as a result of the work of Doge, legitimate recipients
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of Social Security will receive more money, not less money.
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All right. I want to emphasize that point and let the record show that I said
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this and it will be proven out to be true.
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All right, there it is. And he is on the record, putting yourself on the record.
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I mean, the eye in the sky don't lie. I don't know if you're a football fanatic.
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You understand that terminology, that the eye in the sky film.
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You got to sit down and you got to study film.
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When something is recorded, you know, like a lot of the stupid things that I
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probably said that been recorded, it's going to go back in my face if I look
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like a fool years from now.
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And I, you know, we can't discount that. It's possible. It's possible.
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But Elon has put himself on the record that.
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Months down the road, year, can we look back and say, Elon, you were just blowing
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smoke or you really are finding all this waste, fraud, and abuse.
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And it's going to bring more money to social security because you're eliminating
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all these fraudsters and this 40%, just crazy numbers.
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They say they like, they stumble upon a billion dollar waste,
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like every moment. It's easy just to stumble in and just see a billion dollars
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being wasted here, there, and all this.
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And real time in a couple of weeks, but you can see what they've uncovered so
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far right now at that link, doge.gov.
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I'm going to switch it to that just so you can see that as well.
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See it on the screen, find button.
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Okay. This is the actual website itself, doge.gov. It looks like Twitter.
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It kind of looks like Twitter to be honest, but it's, it's efficient.
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And just hearing these guys talk, these CEOs, they're saying the government
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doesn't need to be working like they're in the stone age, but they can be working
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efficiently like an Apple store.
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Like we can be open and honest that Apple is the best, the best device out there.
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I would say, I argue it's just simple, easy.
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You know, you just, it's just like, Oh, just slide it over here,
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slide it over there. You can move and navigate everywhere quickly.
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It's simple, easy, easy to use.
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And he's saying, they're saying that we can get our government running this way,
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that everything goes a lot smoother a lot just
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wasted time all that kind of junk jazz you know
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a lot of things getting cleaned up and it's really cool so you can see this
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daily what they're finding what they're uncovering what they're wasting and
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just it's oh it's transparency transparency we don't need these bureaucrats
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bureaucrats these bureaucrats and politicians just doing things that are in the dark.
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Doing things that benefit their bank accounts, doing these things that are underneath
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the covers and all this jazz and junk.
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But we can see them doing things that are out in the open.
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What is happening? And this is what this government, the new administration
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is implementing. It's just pretty cool stuff.
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I'm really pumped up about it. But there it is. I hadn't went to this website till this morning.
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Elon said it's out there. Easy to remember, doge.gov. And you can check it out.
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It's going to be real time in a couple of weeks, as I've said.
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So they are finding 40% just waste, just fraudsters calling in and trying to
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just steamroll and get money from themselves.
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And just, you know, is it, is it fraud?
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Is it just waste? Is it just ineptitude? Whatever it is, it doesn't really matter.
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You know, we can understand that let's get on board and agree that let's try
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to make it as efficient as possible.
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Let's try to eliminate the waste because then our government can run smoother and better.
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And we don't need to just waste time, energy, and money on things that are going
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to people that are scamming the system.
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You know, we don't need things that are just going, let's just clean house.
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And that's what the Doge team is doing.
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All right. So I want, I'm going to switch gears a little bit back to time travel.
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We're time traveling, everyone.
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Here we go. Here we go. All right. Time travel. Let's, let's begin here.
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So I'm just thinking for you, where would you want to go in history?
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And where would, like, if you could go to a certain century in history,
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and I guess we really started counting the years since Christ,
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we, time began and time, like the pinnacle in history with Jesus,
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you know, 2000 years ago, that's the calendar.
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That's the calendar, calendar, ladies and gentlemen, that we all have.
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So would you want to go? So let's just start there. Let's start there.
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BC, would you want to go BC before Christ? Would you want to go after Christ?
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Would you want to, like, because I immediately jumped to, I want to go where there's no internet.
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I want to go where there's, like, I would feel like I'm not instantly bombarded
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with notification and instant access to anything, like to me and then me to everyone else.
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I want to wait a week till I hear the news cycle.
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So I'm thinking for me, if I had to think about this, and I want you to think
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about it as well, where would you want to go?
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Would you want to go to maybe 1000 BC, 2000 BC, the first century,
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you know, it's pretty looking pretty good at that time.
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I immediately think I would like to go the 19th century, the 19th century.
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That's, that's where I immediately go with, you know, like we're getting a little industrial.
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The American situation has been put in place, you know, maybe avoid the Civil
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War. I don't really want to go be there, but I mean, you know,
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that's what happens. You got to do what you got to do.
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So, I mean, I might go back maybe a little bit further, maybe around 18...
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1820, 1830, around that time period, just everything cooled down.
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I can just relax, be on my farm, raise some cattle, raise some kids,
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and just have a life that is peaceful and tranquil.
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Oh, I mean, all right, let me jump back a little bit. I might want to go back,
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and I want you to think about this.
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Where would you want to go in history? Say you could pick one,
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you know, maybe give your top five, maybe your top three, and then settle on
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that one, You know, because I want us to really think about this because we're
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like, we never really think, why was I born now?
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Why am I here now?
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And just, we, we, I think we don't reflect as much.
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We, a lot of times we don't sit back and think all this stuff that is,
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we are just thrown into and this crazy world. We don't have time to reflect.
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We're just hum-dum rigmarole going through each day and we don't take a second
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thing, moment just to think about why am I here? Why was I born at this time?
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We didn't decide when we were going to come into this world,
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but is there any opportunity for time travel?
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Because that's always interesting to me because we're always talking about that.
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Will in the future, will there be some time travel happening?
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I don't know what you all think, what you think about that. Do you think that
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there will be some time travel?
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Cause I, I mean, I, I wouldn't hate it.
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I wouldn't hate it, but like how, like I need to get into a scientific mind
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and maybe this team right here, this team of Elon gurus, they were able to maybe
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put something together that gets some type of time machine that we can figure this out.
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But I immediately go to the, like the, the night, I always get it confused.
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The 19th century means 1800s, 1800s, because it seems always backwards to me.
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Like, I always thought the 20th century would mean like, seem like the 2000s, but it means the 1900s.
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It's always kind of weird, you know, I know that sounds stupid to a lot of people.
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I don't know if you have ever felt that way about it, but in what time and period
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in history would you want to go?
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Would you want to go back to when Jesus was here? that first century,
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when the clock started, you know, there were a lot of calendars throughout history.
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There's been a lot of calendars, but I think we've consolidated it.
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And we've understood that before Christ and AD, Anno Domini.
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That means like the year of the Lord, Jesus, that is when history started. And it makes sense.
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Now we're just, now we're 2000 years from that time period.
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How much longer are we going to go? How much longer are we going to go?
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So maybe my, I'm going off the top of my head.
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Like I said, I already would like to go to the 1800s, but I wouldn't hate going
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back to the first century, seeing how the first church and early Christians
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started, how that all came together, what is actually happening.
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I want to be able to YouTube it. I want to be able to take some film and record,
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but it's a double-edged sword. I can't record it.
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If I'm back in that time period, I don't even know about all this technology.
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So I want to absorb, I think I want to get more in touch with earth,
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more in touch with just reality and not this figment of internet,
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just craziness that is out there.
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It's all just, it's just so weird that life is like this, that we are sitting
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at a time in history where we can turn on and we can see what's happening in
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our friend's life across the world.
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Everything, it was not always like this. And I almost, I kind of wish that I was not here for this.
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All right. So now I hope you've had time to think about it. What time and period
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in history would you have liked to have been born? Would you have liked to experience?
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I would probably settle on the 1800s. You know, I'd still, it would be a little
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bit of time. It'd be time that we know that Jesus has come.
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I'd have a Bible. I'd still be able to have something like that.
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I'd be able to just sit on my farm, raise some chickens and just,
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you know, build a log cabin and just sit back, relax, be, just go out in the
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fields, walk around and not have a phone.
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I, you know, not have a phone, you know, and not even know about a phone,
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not even know about a phone, you know, not even know about all this stuff.
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You know, I kind of, I wish I was removed. And I think some people like to do
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this. They like to get off the grid.
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People, people get off the grid
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sometimes to get, get away from all this craziness that we all experience.
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And we're just drenched in and we just, now it's just the way of life.
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It's just the way of life.
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So I would like to get back there and I hope you've settled.
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Where would you like to land?
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Anytime in history, you have a time machine that the Doge team has created a time machine.
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What time in history are you going to? I'm going to the 1800s. That's where I land.
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1800s, probably 1820, 1825 to be exact.
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1825 to be exact. And I got a farm, you know, I'm still exploring the United
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States. I'm traveling about.
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I'm going up the Missouri River you know
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you know that would not have been it would have been scary but it
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would not like it wouldn't be like it would be scary and then someone took a
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video of me just freaking out getting beat getting bit by a badger and they
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posted on the internet there's none of that you know I might get bit by a badger
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I might get eaten by a bear but no one knows about it no one knows about it
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I'm just out in the west exploring the west you know maybe maybe I got my pistol,
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Maybe I'm, you know, just expanding my territory, expanding my property,
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you know, the pursuit of land.
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I'm pursuing land and trying to build up my acreage and all that and just having
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fun with it, having a good time. That's where I land.
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All right. So I did want to, so I hope you have had time to think about that,
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where you would like to land.
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But I want to also talk about, and I hadn't pulled this up, but I'm going to
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pull it up right now. I know the chapter, I know the verse.
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I'm going to go to it and we'll find out. We'll find out. Acts 17.
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This is Paul, the apostle. This is the first century. This is happening.
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You know, we don't have footage. We don't have film role of him standing in
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front of the Areopagus, in front of all these guys in togas.
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They're just guys in togas talking about philosophy, trying to find out the
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newest thing. And Paul, this weird guy, he's a weird guy.
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He just looks odd. We don't really trust him. We don't know anything about him,
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but he stands up in front of us, and he starts telling us these things,
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and he starts preaching to us about this God, and he calls it the unknown God.
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He uses it as one of his, as something they can relate to, because they got a pantheon.
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They're worshiping everything. They're worshiping the ground, the sky, the sun.
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They got a God for everything, and Paul even sees in their, when he's walking
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throughout their, just their city or whatever, you know, he sees this statue
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that says, to the unknown God. We got to cover all our bases.
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These Greeks had to cover all their bases. They don't want to take a chance
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that they are not worshiping some deity that is out there.
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And he starts talking to them about this unknown God, but he infuses it into
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it, the God of Israel and Jesus.
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And he says, this God that you worship as unknown, I'm going to declare them to you.
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It's this God, Jesus that came into this world and was raised from the dead.
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And when everybody hears about the resurrection, they start laughing.
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They start laughing. But I want to find the passage where it talks about,
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okay, this is Acts chapter 17, verses 24, and I want to specifically just touch
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on and end with, we're in 20...
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26 and 27. It says, this is Acts 17, 24.
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The God who made the world and everything in it, being Lord of heaven and earth,
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does not live in temples made by man,
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nor is he served by human hands as though he needed anything,
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since he himself gives to all mankind life and breath and everything.
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And he made from one man, every nation of mankind to live on all the face of the earth,
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having determined allotted periods and the boundaries of their dwelling place,
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that they should seek God and perhaps feel their way toward him and find him.
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Yet he is actually not far from each one of us.
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In him we live and move and have our being, as even some of your own poets have
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said, for we are indeed his offspring.
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So it's not by accident that you were born in this period in time.
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This is not by accident. I was born in this period in time when there is internet,
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where there is technology and all this stuff, electronics, you know,
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it's, it's great in a way, but when it fails, it doesn't.
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And sometimes it just makes me so just tethered to it.
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And I just, I, I live and breathe it, you know, and, but you were meant for
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this time, this time period, you were meant to be born in this century,
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whatever, or last century.
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And now you're in this century, you know, you were meant to be born here.
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And it was not by accident, but it was by purpose.
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God put you right here where you're at. Whatever ecosystem you find yourself
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in, whatever group entourage that you have around you,
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whatever influence you have, God has put you right where you are at for a purpose,
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a reason. It's not by accident.
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Don't let anyone out there lie to you and don't believe the lies, but you have purpose.
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You have meaning while you're here.
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So just make the most of it. And it says we are put here so that we would reach
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out to him, though God is not far from any one of us.
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Right now, listen to this, you're in a car, you're driving to work,
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you're at home making some pancakes.
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God is right there with you, right there with you. And he's right there with all of us.
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So I'll leave it there. So keep evolving to the best version of you.