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Whilst 'Digital Humans' Take Our Jobs, We'll Be Leaving The Planet... · David Icke

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  100 years ago, Nikola Tesla discovered a healing technology that threatened the entire pharmaceutical
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  industry. The day he died, the government seized everything. For 100 years, this technology was
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  hidden. Until now, Plasma is back. Tesla Club, TZLA.Club.
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  Now, I also saw a clip this week of Elon Musk talking about digital human emulators,
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  which he said will give everyone access to trillions of dollars. Well, it won't be everyone,
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  of course. It will be his mates, his billionaire mates, and those that control his billionaire
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  mates. Now, I'll come to this digital human emulator in a second and what it actually is,
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  but this is what Musk said. As soon as you unlock digital human,
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  you basically have access to trillions of dollars for revenue.
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  Thank you. In fact, you can really think of it like the most valuable companies
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  currently by market cap, their output is digital. Nvidia's output is FTPang files to Taiwan.
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  It's digital. Now, those are very difficult. High-value files.
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  They're the only ones that can make files that good, but that is literally their output,
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  the FTP files to Taiwan. Do they FTP them?
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  I believe so. I believe that is like file transfer protocol, I believe, is a fact to be
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  wrong, but either way, it's a bit stream going to Taiwan. Apple doesn't make phones. They
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  send files to China. Microsoft doesn't manufacture anything.
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  Even for Xbox, that's outsourced. Again, their output is digital.
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  Meta's output is digital. Google's output is digital. If you have a human emulator,
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  you can basically create one of the most valuable companies in the world overnight
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  and you would have access to trillions of dollars of revenue. It's not like a small amount.
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  So what is a digital human emulator? Well, we have a former employee who it said was fired
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  for revealing this, an employee of Musk's AI company, XAI, who described what these emulators are.
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  When you hear what he said, anyone working with computers, how do you think this will affect your
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  employment prospects? What is a digital human emulator? Here we go.
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  This guy got fired from XAI for this interview because he leaked what they're building,
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  which is human emulators. So he explains it that Tesla was set up with the Optimus robot,
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  which is to replace all human tasks in real life. But on the other side, this is to replace
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  all human work digitally on a computer, basically records everything you do on any sort of screen,
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  records the mouse clicks and the keyboard, watches it, learns it, and then can do that job.
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  And he even explained they've been testing this inside of XAI, people talking back on Slack,
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  working through problems and then going to find that person and realizing that was an emulator,
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  that was a digital agent, they didn't even exist. And it's pretty mind-blowing. So this could be our
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  ultimate leverage machine. You never have to do anything twice. Once you figure out how to do
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  something, you just teach the show the emulator how to do it, paying going on to the next
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  new thing that's going to create value. Well, one thing you can be sure of with
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  iconic is that what you see has been created by humans and who you see will be human.
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  Now, something else I saw this week was the plan to construct, wait for it, a 36-mile-long spacecraft
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  called Chrysalis to carry 2,400 people in a one-way trip to the Alpha Centauri Star System,
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  which is said to be four light years away. It's estimated it will take 400 years to get there.
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  And here's a glimpse of what they plan.
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  Behold Chrysalis, a 36-mile-long arc carrying humanity's legacy to the stars. Glide within
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  its concentric layers, its industrial heart sustains this fragile hope on the long voyage
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  to Alpha Centauri. Inside Chrysalis, life thrives in engineered harmony. Forests breathe,
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  waters sustain, and communities endure across the generations. Deep within Chrysalis,
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  humanity has built more than survival. A thriving community where families walk these paths under
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  engineered skies. So this Chrysalis won an international competition in 2025 and it specified
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  how such a vessel might be built. The documents run to hundreds of pages apparently.
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  They include architectural renderings of interior landscapes,
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  mass budgets for agricultural modules, rotation calculations for artificial gravity,
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  and governance models intended to prevent social collapse over 400 years of confinement.
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  The world is bloody insane, isn't it really? Are you going on a trip?
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  Am I? Where am I going? Oh, you're going to Alpha Centauri. Oh, really? Oh, this
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  long seems a long way. I don't know what that takes. 400 years. Oh, I'll have two tickets then.
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  What? But anyway, what I found interesting is the 36 miles. Because people who've read my books over
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  the years will see that I've been talking about enormous spacecraft that have been spotted around
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  Saturn and in Saturn's rings, not least through Norman Bergrand, the technical engineer
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  expert who started noticing that Saturn's rings were not what we were told they were
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  after studying the photographs from the Voyager and Cassini spacecraft probes to Saturn.
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  So people think, okay, a vast spacecraft, absolutely not possible, can't be. But here we have
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  a proposal for a 36-mile-long spacecraft. It really is the limitation of your sense of the
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  possible is what controls so many minds in terms of their openness to what is really possible. But
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  400 years traveling from Earth to the star system. Well, how about if this reality was a
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  mind manipulation, perception-manipulating matrix simulation, and that things like time
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  and space, distance, were illusions. Just as you get in virtual reality games where you put
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  the headset on, and suddenly your perceptions are taken over by what's being fed to your brain,
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  and it seems that there is time, because one thing is, one scene is passing into another,
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  so that you get the feeling of time, and you get the feeling of perspective,
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  like space and distance. But all it is is computer codes manifesting as an illusion
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  of time and distance. And I'm suggesting very strongly that that's what this reality is.
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  So therefore, traveling from A to B over 400 years would be a classic
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  example of the illusion we think is real. And so many people have said, oh no, these spacecraft,
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  these aliens, they can't come that far distance and all that stuff, because it would take so long.
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  Well, how about they know it's an illusion, they know it's a virtual reality, and they treat it as
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  such. Therefore, what is to us 400 years of distance is to them pretty much instant,
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  worth thinking about before we disappear up our own backsides
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  with the illusion of time and space and everything we're given.
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