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THEY ARE CHANGING THE INTERNET_ UNDERSTAND THE CHANGE THAT WILL BRING THE MARK OF THE BEAST · truthunedited

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Speaker 1: Back now fifty six pass.
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Speaker 2: I wasn't prepared to translate that as I was doing
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Speaker 2: that little tease.
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Speaker 1: That's little mark with the A and then the ring
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Speaker 1: around it. At see, that's what I said. Kay said
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Speaker 1: she thought it was about Yeah, but I've never heard
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Speaker 1: it around. I've never heard it said. I don't mark,
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Speaker 1: but never heard it said. And then it sounded stupid
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Speaker 1: when I said it violence at NBC.
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Speaker 3: Around there.
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Speaker 4: It is violence at NBC.
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Speaker 1: G e comm I mean.
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Speaker 3: What Allison should know?
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Speaker 1: What is Internet? Anyway?
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Speaker 3: Internet is that massive computer network, the one that's becoming
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Speaker 3: really big.
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Speaker 1: Now, what do you mean that's big?
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Speaker 5: Wait?
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Speaker 1: How does what do you write to it? Like mail?
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Speaker 3: No, A lot of people use it and communicate. I
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Speaker 3: guess they can communicate with NBC writers and producers. Alison,
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Speaker 3: can you explain what Internet is?
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Speaker 1: No, she can't say anything.
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Speaker 3: In ten seconds or left, Alison will be in the
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Speaker 3: studio shortly.
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Speaker 6: What does it mean? It's a giant computer network made
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Speaker 6: up of started.
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Speaker 1: From Oh, I thought you're gonna tell us what this
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Speaker 1: was billboards.
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Speaker 5: It's it's it's it's a computer billboard, but it's it's
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Speaker 5: several universities and everything.
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Speaker 2: To right and others can access it came in.
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Speaker 3: Really handy during the quake. A lot of people, that's
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Speaker 3: how they were communicating out to tell family and loved ones.
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Speaker 3: They were okay because all the phone lines were down.
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Speaker 3: I was telling Katie, but you don't need you don't
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Speaker 3: need that. You don't need a phone line to operate
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Speaker 3: in no connectivity.
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Speaker 2: We wonder if fifty years ago anyone imagines in America
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Speaker 2: where we spend so much time on screens, as much
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Speaker 2: as twelve hours a day, including TV. The first electronic
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Speaker 2: connector was Samuel Morse his message across the telegraph line
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Speaker 2: in eighteen sixty six, what hath God wrought?
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Speaker 1: What?
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Speaker 2: Indeed?
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Speaker 6: We live in very dangerous times. We live during a
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Speaker 6: time period that is led and controlled by wolves, ravenous
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Speaker 6: wolves that hide in darkness, that devour their prey in secret.
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Speaker 6: It's only secret because they don't like revealing themselves. Maybe
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Speaker 6: that's too heavy to start this video with. Let's forget
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Speaker 6: about the wolves for a second and talk about their prey,
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Speaker 6: which is us. We are prey and we don't even
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Speaker 6: know it.
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Speaker 5: You know.
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Speaker 6: We can speak about the different conspiracies in those groups
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Speaker 6: like the Illuminati, all we want, but for most people
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Speaker 6: that information doesn't really provide much understanding in order for
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Speaker 6: us to stop being prey of these wolves. The problem
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Speaker 6: is that while many of us know the end goal
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Speaker 6: and where this world is leading to, for instance, knowing
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Speaker 6: we are being led into a new world order, if
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Speaker 6: you have followed this channel, you should understand what that means.
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Speaker 6: But as I was saying, while we understand where this
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Speaker 6: world is going, we don't really understand how it is
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Speaker 6: that we're getting there. A couple of weeks ago, I
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Speaker 6: made a video speaking about the agenda that is upon
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Speaker 6: us in twenty twenty six. That was in regards to
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Speaker 6: artificial intelligence and cryptocurrencies, but understandably the full understanding of
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Speaker 6: the change to come, it was not fully comprehended. There
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Speaker 6: is so much to this agenda, and it's understandable why
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Speaker 6: people don't understand. But being that this future is upon us,
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Speaker 6: it's important to be informed so that when you see
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Speaker 6: things and begin to hear about the changes, you can
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Speaker 6: understand fully what it all pertains to, so that you
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Speaker 6: do not get trapped in the agendas that are actually
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Speaker 6: against you and you think they're actually a good thing
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Speaker 6: that's for you and so in the midst of everything else,
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Speaker 6: I want to make sure that I inform you on
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Speaker 6: what is actually happening with the changes, so that more
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Speaker 6: people can be informed. Knowledge is power, and by keeping
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Speaker 6: people ignorant, this is just one way in which this
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Speaker 6: system tries to take power from you. I believe the
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Speaker 6: more informs you are, the less likely you are to
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Speaker 6: be deceived and to accept their traps in their tricks.
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Speaker 6: Let me put it to you like this. Do you
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Speaker 6: know what we all are? We are consumers. We consume.
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Speaker 6: I'm not talking about in a retail aspect, but that
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Speaker 6: is also very true. I'm speaking about us as a
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Speaker 6: mass population. If we are not in the position of
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Speaker 6: power and control in this world, we are in the
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Speaker 6: other position, which is to consume. There are people at
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Speaker 6: the top of the food chain in our society that
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Speaker 6: create these products, and we.
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Speaker 1: Just consume them.
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Speaker 6: We are like pac Man, just eating and consuming all
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Speaker 6: day long, but we never get to the power pellets
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Speaker 6: that give us the power to consume those who are
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Speaker 6: coming after us. I don't actually know if that makes sense.
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Speaker 6: Let me come at it from a different direction. We
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Speaker 6: live our lives consuming, We consume what it is that
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Speaker 6: they give us to eat, and we do not know
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Speaker 6: much about it except that we like to taste. For instance,
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Speaker 6: with our food, much of our food today is made
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Speaker 6: in labs. We eat a bunch of chemistry experiments. Much
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Speaker 6: of our meat is cloned and genetically engineered. Much of
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Speaker 6: the food on the shelves is not food at all,
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Speaker 6: but just results of chemistry. Now there's not much we
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Speaker 6: can do about the meat except try to eat organic,
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Speaker 6: but who really knows what organic needs today anyway. But
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Speaker 6: in much of our other packaged food, most of us
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Speaker 6: eat it based on the price and the marketing, but
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Speaker 6: we don't know what we're consuming.
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Speaker 1: Look at the ingredients on this.
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Speaker 6: Many of us eat this every day, but don't have
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Speaker 6: a real clue of what it is that we're eating.
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Speaker 6: We just consume. Another example is with the television. Since
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Speaker 6: the early generations were given the television, we have just
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Speaker 6: been consumers of it. We consume it, but we don't
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Speaker 6: understand the technology. We don't understand how after less than
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Speaker 6: a minute the television places us in a hypnotic state.
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Speaker 6: We don't understand that the whole purpose of the television
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Speaker 6: was used to program us. I mean, they don't even
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Speaker 6: hide it. They call it television programs. Think about how
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Speaker 6: deep it is when we stare at this screen for
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Speaker 6: hours and days, weeks, years, decades, and we just allow
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Speaker 6: ourselves to be programmed. We even get upset when they
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Speaker 6: interrupt it. Think about that message We're sorry we have
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Speaker 6: to interrupt your regularly scheduled program.
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Speaker 1: We interrupt our program to bring you this important message.
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Speaker 6: When you think about how much of zombies we have
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Speaker 6: to be to just sit around and wait for our
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Speaker 6: dose of routine programming, it can be really sickening to
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Speaker 6: think about. But we don't recognize what we're doing because
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Speaker 6: we're just consumers. We consume, and because of this behavior
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Speaker 6: of consuming things we do not understand. We can be sheep.
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Speaker 6: Let the slaughter for the wolves. Now, all that I know,
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Speaker 6: that was pretty deep, and I hope it at least
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Speaker 6: got me thinking. But let me move on to my point.
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Speaker 6: Do you know what the world consumes the most right now?
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Speaker 6: Of yet we know very little about it. I mean,
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Speaker 6: if you looked at the title of the video, you
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Speaker 6: know the answer.
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Speaker 1: So it's more rhetorical.
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Speaker 6: The Internet is probably the biggest product ever created by
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Speaker 6: the wolves. They created it and distributed it to us,
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Speaker 6: never really explain how it works and its capabilities, and
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Speaker 6: then to hook us in deeper, they made other products
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Speaker 6: to help us consume the Internet even more, until we're
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Speaker 6: at a point in time where we don't even recognize
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Speaker 6: that the Internet itself is a product. We are so
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Speaker 6: addicted and controlled by it that we couldn't even imagine
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Speaker 6: a life without it. And this product is being used
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Speaker 6: and developed to bring us into a completely new world. Understand,
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Speaker 6: there is no New World order without the Internet. But
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Speaker 6: today those opposed to the New World Order probably couldn't
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Speaker 6: live a life without the Internet. It would be very hard. Now, listen,
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Speaker 6: I'm not making a message telling everyone to get off
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Speaker 6: the Internet, and I'm not judging you for being on
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Speaker 6: the Internet. I'm on the Internet. That's not what I'm
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Speaker 6: saying here. But for believers, I do want you to
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Speaker 6: know there is a time coming where you will have
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Speaker 6: to The Internet is a product that was made in
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Speaker 6: order to the New Word order. It made the world
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Speaker 6: small enough to control, and in the end, it will
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Speaker 6: lead to the system of the Mark of the Beast.
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Speaker 6: That's what's coming. There are agendas that are happening right
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Speaker 6: now that are in place that many of us do
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Speaker 6: not see because we don't understand their plans. As example,
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Speaker 6: for instance, did you know that they are planning on
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Speaker 6: changing the Internet? What I mean by that is planning
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Speaker 6: or pushing out a newer version of the web Web
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Speaker 6: three point zero.
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Speaker 1: Yeah, they are.
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Speaker 6: Maybe you heard the name but really didn't know what
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Speaker 6: it is. I mean, I know many people have heard
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Speaker 6: about the metaverse. I'm sure most people have heard about cryptocurrencies,
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Speaker 6: but do you really understand what they were created for.
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Speaker 6: All these tools are out there, but they are all
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Speaker 6: a puzzle piece. If you put them all together, you
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Speaker 6: can then see the big picture. In order to really
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Speaker 6: understand where we are all headed, you must understand what
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Speaker 6: connects all these pieces together. You must have a foundation
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Speaker 6: and understanding of the tool that we are all being used.
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Speaker 1: And controlled by.
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Speaker 6: You must understand the Internet, the history of it, how
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Speaker 6: it is now, and what the future of it will be.
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Speaker 1: And that's what we're going to discuss.
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Speaker 6: I truly advise you to watch this with your children,
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Speaker 6: especially your teenage children, and make sure they understand the Internet.
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Speaker 6: This is not something that a teenager a young child
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Speaker 6: should not understand. They need to see what this Internet is.
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Speaker 6: They cannot just consume it without understanding where it's going.
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Speaker 6: They need to have their eyes open to what they're
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Speaker 6: doing on the internet. So please watch this with your children.
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Speaker 6: Let's begin, Okay, So it's important to again look at
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Speaker 6: the Internet as a product, not just as a utility
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Speaker 6: or a resource. It is a product, and with any product,
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Speaker 6: it's created by someone or some organization, then it is
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Speaker 6: sold to its consumers. Just like with most products, we
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Speaker 6: are sold all the benefits and rarely know or understand
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Speaker 6: what's under the hood.
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Speaker 1: For me personally, years.
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Speaker 6: Back after COVID, I started looking more into the future
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Speaker 6: of the Internet. I guess I heard CNBC speak on
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Speaker 6: web three and someone I knew spoke about it around
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Speaker 6: the same time. I always heard those words web three,
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Speaker 6: but never took the time to really understand it. So
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Speaker 6: I decided to take a bigger leap of understanding into
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Speaker 6: this technology, and after all the research, it made me
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Speaker 6: really understand the agendas that they are bringing this world through.
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Speaker 1: Again.
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Speaker 6: I believe in knowledge and understanding. Hoseiah chapter four, verse
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Speaker 6: six says my people are destroyed for lack of knowledge,
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Speaker 6: and I believe that wholeheartedly. So I'm simply led to
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Speaker 6: educate people on topics that have not been properly taught.
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Speaker 6: I mean, if they were even being taught at all.
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Speaker 6: We should not just consume without knowing what it is
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Speaker 6: that we are consuming. By havingcknowledge this way, we have
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Speaker 6: more control over it, rather than it having the control
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Speaker 6: over us. And this is a proper segue into understanding
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Speaker 6: where the topic of this video is going. I know
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Speaker 6: that was a long setup, but I needed to properly
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Speaker 6: lay a foundation. And these videos are meant to make
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Speaker 6: you think. I'm not here to just tell you things.
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Speaker 6: I want you to think now. We cannot talk about
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Speaker 6: the future without understanding the past. I am not a
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Speaker 6: tech guy, and my understanding is a very simple one,
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Speaker 6: so I will not be using a lot of their jargon,
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Speaker 6: and it won't be as technical as someone who really
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Speaker 6: understands this topic might prefer. So for my tech guys,
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Speaker 6: just bear with me on all that. Let's discuss the
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Speaker 6: Internet a minute or two. I spoke about Web three,
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Speaker 6: which is the third version of the Internet. I'm not
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Speaker 6: sure that it was common knowledge that there are three
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Speaker 6: versions of the Internet.
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Speaker 1: I know I didn't know.
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Speaker 6: So to understand version three, we first need to understand,
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Speaker 6: of course, verses one and two. So version one of
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Speaker 6: the Internet. This is the Internet from the time period
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Speaker 6: of let's say nineteen ninety one to two thousand and four.
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Speaker 6: In the past, the Internet was mostly just a bunch
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Speaker 6: of web pages. They were read only. You go to
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Speaker 6: a page, click links, and get information. They call that
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Speaker 6: static pages. There wasn't a lot of interaction with the
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Speaker 6: web pages. You didn't log on to websites. You couldn't
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Speaker 6: write on the pages itself, leave comments, for instance. You
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Speaker 6: couldn't do that. It was like a big Wikipedia with
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Speaker 6: different links that took you all over the web. Like
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Speaker 6: I said, they were read only. This early version of
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Speaker 6: the Internet wasn't even profitable by ads. Viewing analytics was
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Speaker 6: not a part of this version. The average Web one
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Speaker 6: user was limited the sending emails and reading information published
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Speaker 6: on web pages. But at the time, you must understand
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Speaker 6: this was revolutionary. When we first were using it, it
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Speaker 6: was very cool. I remember I was using Prodigy early
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Speaker 6: on and I thought it was really cool. Now, in
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Speaker 6: understanding this, it's important to understand behind the scenes. I know,
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Speaker 6: when discussing Web one, we are talking about a time
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Speaker 6: period from the nineties, but the Internet has been around
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Speaker 6: for a longer period of time than that. It is
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Speaker 6: said that the origins of the Internet can be traced
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Speaker 6: all the way back to nineteen sixty six, when the
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Speaker 6: US Department of Defense began working on a project called ARPANET,
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Speaker 6: the Advanced Research Projects Agency Network. What has been said
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Speaker 6: is that they set out to create a system for
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Speaker 6: remote computer access and communication, simply meaning computers communicating with
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Speaker 6: other computers. This was a decentralized system. When the Internet
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Speaker 6: was first created, it was decentralized. Now let me cover
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Speaker 6: this word because it's really important to understand. Decentralized. This
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Speaker 6: means controlled by several local offices or authorities rather than
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Speaker 6: one single one. When you hear the word decentralized, this
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Speaker 6: word is about control. That's what it means. It's where
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Speaker 6: the control is. When something is said to be decentralized,
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Speaker 6: it's not in the power of one person or one organization,
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Speaker 6: but in the control of multiple groups. Remember that, please,
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Speaker 6: it's important. So again, the early Internet was more peer
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Speaker 6: to peer computer to computer. The speed and capabilities were
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Speaker 6: based on the computers used in the network. I mean,
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Speaker 6: this was fine when the network was small, but as
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Speaker 6: the adoption of the Internet grew, this way became unmanageable.
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Speaker 6: So when Web one was introduced, it came with a
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Speaker 6: different system than with the Internet was first invented. Again,
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Speaker 6: the first Internet was more of an intranet. All the
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Speaker 6: computers in the one network worked together and communicated with
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Speaker 6: each other, very much like in your job they have
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Speaker 6: an intranet where all the corporation's computers talk with each other.
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Speaker 6: When Web one was introduced, it came with new protocols
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Speaker 6: that allowed it to be the World Wide Web.
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Speaker 1: The first website.
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Speaker 6: Ever created on the Internet was created Guess where at
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Speaker 6: cern in switching, which would tell us all that we
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Speaker 6: need to know about the foundation of the Internet. But
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Speaker 6: in regards to the Internet at its creation, the first
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Speaker 6: part to know is that it was no longer decentralized,
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Speaker 6: but now centralized. Power or ownership of the Internet was
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Speaker 6: placed in the hands of one group. The DNS or
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Speaker 6: Domain Name system was created to handle the naming and
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Speaker 6: routing of web addresses. You see, in order to create
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Speaker 6: your own website, you have to go through them. That
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Speaker 6: is true to this day. The DNS and their parent
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Speaker 6: organization i CAN basically owned most of the websites that
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Speaker 6: we use. I CAN stands for the Internet Corporation for
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Speaker 6: assigned names and numbers. It is the organization that controlled
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Speaker 6: the Internet. Like I was saying about our websites, we
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Speaker 6: don't own them. We rent them. We rent our domain
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Speaker 6: names from registrars like Goldaddy and name cheap, who are
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Speaker 6: authorized by I can to render them.
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Speaker 1: They are the middlemen.
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Speaker 6: But at the end of the day, we don't actually
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Speaker 6: take ownership of these domains. This is why it is
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Speaker 6: possible for websites to be censored, transferred, and seized entirely.
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Speaker 6: And this is the foundation for understanding Web one. It's
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Speaker 6: an Internet that was read only, that's control was centralized.
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Speaker 6: The ownership and control of the Internet is through one organization.
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Speaker 6: All of us consumers just dealt with the middlemen. Okay, ope,
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Speaker 6: you got that. Now we move on to Web two
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Speaker 6: point zero. This is the Internet we are currently using today.
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Speaker 6: This was from two thousand and four to this current time.
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Speaker 6: Web two is the read and write web, and through
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Speaker 6: this Internet, the Internet became more interactive. This version gave
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Speaker 6: users the ability to contribute to websites by writing their
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Speaker 6: own content. Web two point zero took the static content
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Speaker 6: of the Web one days and they made it dynamic.
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Speaker 6: So now websites were not just static, but now they
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Speaker 6: could be dynamic, which means that you just can interact
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Speaker 6: with them and you could write on them. We were
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Speaker 6: able to be given dynamic web pages information. But here's
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Speaker 6: the biggest part to this. Not only were we able
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Speaker 6: to give these web pages information, but now the web
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Speaker 6: pages were able to now get information from us. The
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Speaker 6: web was now at this point transferring enormous amounts of
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Speaker 6: information about each of us all over the world who
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Speaker 6: used it. Web two point zero is where we saw
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Speaker 6: the creation of social networking. People were creating new products
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Speaker 6: on this major product of the Internet, and the products
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Speaker 6: were all about increasing our level of interaction with the Internet.
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Speaker 6: And it became that the better your website was able
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Speaker 6: to keep people engaged and keep them interacting with your site,
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Speaker 6: the more valuable your site was. It's because of attention.
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Speaker 6: The more attention to site was able to hold the better.
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Speaker 6: Why is that it's because of the same business model
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Speaker 6: that the television is based from. You monetize attention through ads,
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Speaker 6: and so with Web two point oh a major shift
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Speaker 6: happened in the world that was deeper than the television
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Speaker 6: could ever provide. Web two point oh transformed us into
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Speaker 6: a product. We became data that was able to be
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Speaker 6: studied and monitored as we interacted on Facebook, as we
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Speaker 6: did Google searches, watch YouTube videos. These centralized companies were
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Speaker 6: now able to gather data about us so that they
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Speaker 6: could serve us what they say is better content, so
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Speaker 6: they can keep us engaged so we would stay on
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Speaker 6: their websites longer.
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Speaker 1: That's how they framed it.
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Speaker 6: They were collecting a massive amount of data about everyone
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Speaker 6: that engaged in their products.
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Speaker 1: They then took it a.
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Speaker 6: Step deeper and took all that massive amount of data
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Speaker 6: that they were collecting, and then they repackaged it to
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Speaker 6: sell it to advertisers, which created the age of targeted
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Speaker 6: advertising and the lack of privacy for all of us
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Speaker 6: consumers who just consumed the Internet blindly. To better understand,
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Speaker 6: let's look at it from examining the company Facebook, who
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Speaker 6: a few years ago renamed themselves Meta because of Web
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Speaker 6: three point zero. But I don't want to get ahead
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Speaker 6: of myself. Let's say you go and open a new
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Speaker 6: Facebook account. You enter your name, your age, your phone number,
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Speaker 6: maybe your gender. Then you connect with some friends, join
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Speaker 6: a few groups that you're interested in and like the
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Speaker 6: pages of some of your favorite brands. Just like that,
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Speaker 6: you have given Facebook a virtual version of yourself with
19:27
Speaker 6: the power of AI. This virtual version of you is
19:31
Speaker 6: constantly updated as you interact with the platform. Every click, like,
19:36
Speaker 6: and swipe is recorded and used to learn more about you.
19:40
Speaker 6: You and I could log onto Facebook or YouTube and
19:43
Speaker 6: never see the same content. We have virtual identities. Our
19:47
Speaker 6: virtual identity is built out by algorithms and sold to
19:51
Speaker 6: the highest bidder.
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Speaker 1: Now Facebook has.
19:53
Speaker 6: Billions of these virtual identities, and they own a massive
19:56
Speaker 6: amount of data that it rents out to advertisers and
19:59
Speaker 6: government agent Don't be naive here. Government agencies like NSSA
20:04
Speaker 6: in the United States have back doors to these sites
20:07
Speaker 6: that they are also able to access data and profile us. Now,
20:11
Speaker 6: Facebook does not necessarily sell this data. It's said they
20:14
Speaker 6: use the data to create highly accurate models, which marketers
20:18
Speaker 6: then target with their ads. And this is how the
20:21
Speaker 6: internet works. I'm sure you know this by now, but
20:24
Speaker 6: it's worth stating the obvious. Everything you do is tracked, monitored,
20:29
Speaker 6: and recorded. I remember when they first came out with
20:32
Speaker 6: that Edward Snowden leak to come out to see just
20:34
Speaker 6: how little we cared about it.
20:36
Speaker 5: The NSA specifically targets the communications of everyone. It ingests
20:41
Speaker 5: some buy default, it collects them in its system, and
20:44
Speaker 5: it filters them, and it analyzes them, and it measures them,
20:46
Speaker 5: and it stores them for periods of time.
20:49
Speaker 6: To help with the tracking and monitorings, they created products
20:53
Speaker 6: like the iPhone and other smart devices that just add
20:56
Speaker 6: to the collection of data. Anything that is called smart
21:00
Speaker 6: is a data collecting device. They harvest our data and
21:03
Speaker 6: use it to sell ads back to us and to
21:06
Speaker 6: know and understand the population. And that's the most important
21:08
Speaker 6: part of it. This has become the primary business model
21:11
Speaker 6: of web. Two Advertisements are the lifeblood of today's web.
21:16
Speaker 6: I think we all know that. So the thing is
21:19
Speaker 6: that we just started using all these devices that are
21:21
Speaker 6: collecting and recording data. Our personal lives are now just
21:25
Speaker 6: logged as data. Everything we do is collected, and right
21:29
Speaker 6: now we do not own this data about ourselves. Just
21:32
Speaker 6: like with domain names and digital content, our online identity
21:36
Speaker 6: is owned by the platform, not you. It can be censored,
21:40
Speaker 6: it can be seized. And if you remember a few
21:43
Speaker 6: years back, they proved just how much they can do
21:45
Speaker 6: this when they kicked Donald Trump off the major social
21:48
Speaker 6: media platforms.
21:49
Speaker 1: And what did he do, He just created his own.
21:52
Speaker 6: The content that is on our feeds from platforms like Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, TikTok, etc.
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Speaker 6: That is from information that we know that we gave
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Speaker 6: these companies by likes by commenting how long you looked
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Speaker 6: at a video if you shared it. That is data
22:09
Speaker 6: that is collected, sorted through, and it helps these companies
22:13
Speaker 6: provide us content. But the ads that we receive are
22:17
Speaker 6: from information that you didn't know that you give them,
22:20
Speaker 6: Like if you went to Chick fil A for lunch,
22:22
Speaker 6: they knew that. When you get to work every day
22:24
Speaker 6: at nine am, they know that. Or like I saw
22:27
Speaker 6: in another video, they said machine learning started showing a
22:30
Speaker 6: guy some parenting ads because they knew he was going
22:33
Speaker 6: to be a father before he knew. I mean, there
22:35
Speaker 6: are so many different ways they could have known. For instance,
22:38
Speaker 6: if his girlfriend used the same public IP address to
22:41
Speaker 6: search about her symptoms, and the machine learning algorithm probably
22:45
Speaker 6: already knew when she was ovulating, because most women today
22:48
Speaker 6: put the cycles on an app so that they can
22:50
Speaker 6: keep track of it. That's the Internet, and a very
22:53
Speaker 6: quick explanation, that's Web two point zero, the version of
22:57
Speaker 6: the Internet that we are in today, we have massive
23:00
Speaker 6: amounts of our personal data in the hands of centralized
23:04
Speaker 6: companies and governments. We do not own or control our
23:07
Speaker 6: information and Web two point zero. So here comes the
23:12
Speaker 6: bait and switch. There is one major piece of mynd
23:15
Speaker 6: control that many people seem to fall for. I believe
23:18
Speaker 6: it's possible because people don't truly understand the true control
23:21
Speaker 6: structure of this world, and they don't understand the ravenous
23:24
Speaker 6: wolves that are spoke of earlier. They know the world
23:27
Speaker 6: is changing, but they believe the change that is coming.
23:30
Speaker 6: It's all about handing control over back to the people.
23:34
Speaker 6: Before I explain Web three point zero, I need to
23:36
Speaker 6: explain this mind control that has been given.
23:39
Speaker 1: When I hear.
23:40
Speaker 6: People speak about it, I don't know if they're being
23:42
Speaker 6: sinister or they actually believe this story themselves. But in
23:45
Speaker 6: the end, it doesn't matter. The future is being framed
23:48
Speaker 6: in a way of decentralizing the world, giving power back
23:52
Speaker 6: to the people. Basically, people believe that Web three point zero,
23:56
Speaker 6: the metaverse, and cryptocurrencies are tools to bring power to
24:00
Speaker 6: the people so that we are not controlled by corporations
24:04
Speaker 6: and governments. They believe that the world will be decentralized
24:08
Speaker 6: and the power will go back to the people. You
24:11
Speaker 6: know that phrase, power to the people. That's what these
24:13
Speaker 6: people believe.
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Speaker 1: Right on, my brother, power to the people.
24:18
Speaker 6: The people excited about cryptocurrencies, about NFTs, the metaverse, and
24:23
Speaker 6: Web three. They believe that this new change coming to
24:26
Speaker 6: the world will be about bringing equality and fairness to
24:30
Speaker 6: the world. So they are all super hyped about this
24:32
Speaker 6: coming future. The mind control is exactly like the vision
24:36
Speaker 6: that they try to sell of a democracy. These people
24:40
Speaker 6: believe that we are moving to a much fairer, more
24:43
Speaker 6: just world and that these new technologies of Web three,
24:46
Speaker 6: the metaverse, and cryptocurrencies are all about building the new world.
24:51
Speaker 6: These technologies are sold to the people to help them
24:54
Speaker 6: believe in the vision of this coming new world order. Now,
24:57
Speaker 6: if you understand how I feel about the new world order,
24:59
Speaker 6: you would know quickly that do not share in any
25:01
Speaker 6: of that programming or beliefs. I know that it is
25:04
Speaker 6: absolutely a ridiculous thought to believe power is going back
25:07
Speaker 6: to the people. Power is always held in the hands
25:11
Speaker 6: of a small few. They only give out the illusion
25:14
Speaker 6: of freedom, and after the massive amount of control that
25:18
Speaker 6: they have now they can build these structures that make
25:21
Speaker 6: people believe that they have power when they actually are
25:24
Speaker 6: a slave. And that's the matrix, by the way. Anyways,
25:28
Speaker 6: the fact is that in the system that they have created,
25:31
Speaker 6: they have amassed so much power that they don't need
25:35
Speaker 6: the same power structures that they built before, and they
25:37
Speaker 6: can control people more directly without the need for a
25:41
Speaker 6: lot of red tape that is now present. They want
25:44
Speaker 6: a one world government and a one world currency, and
25:46
Speaker 6: for the one world government to be formed, they need
25:49
Speaker 6: to remove the barriers and that is what these technologies
25:52
Speaker 6: are going to do for them. So they are moving
25:55
Speaker 6: to change the whole system and the whole way everything works.
25:59
Speaker 6: It's what sam and was talking about when he was
26:01
Speaker 6: discussing building the data centers, and.
26:04
Speaker 4: This is what it takes to deliver ai AI. Unlike
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Speaker 4: previous technological revolutions or previous versions of the Internet, there's
26:11
Speaker 4: so much infrastructure that's required and this is a small
26:14
Speaker 4: sample of it.
26:15
Speaker 6: Everything is changing with the Internet. This may be a
26:18
Speaker 6: little far back, but if you remember, Elon Musk was
26:21
Speaker 6: discussing a lot of these things when he brought Twitter.
26:24
Speaker 6: It's why you have seen Apple over the last few
26:27
Speaker 6: years make such a turn towards speaking about privacy. We
26:31
Speaker 6: can see the information we give to apps and choose
26:34
Speaker 6: if we want to allow them or not. Have you
26:36
Speaker 6: noticed when you go to websites now, they're always asking
26:39
Speaker 6: about cookies. It's because the laws are demanding that they
26:43
Speaker 6: tell us that they're tracking us and that we consent
26:45
Speaker 6: to it.
26:46
Speaker 1: Facebook, one of the most powerful.
26:48
Speaker 6: Companies in the world, did not just change its name
26:50
Speaker 6: to Meta because they made an unwise bet on the future.
26:54
Speaker 6: They know the future because they are the future through
26:57
Speaker 6: their collection of data. They have been one of the
26:59
Speaker 6: companies reshaping the future. And this will all be done
27:03
Speaker 6: through the implementation of the new version of the web
27:06
Speaker 6: Web three point zero. So let's understand it more. When
27:11
Speaker 6: you read a Web three point zero, the majority sell
27:13
Speaker 6: it as a great thing. Like I explained earlier, they
27:16
Speaker 6: say it is a movement to reclaim the Internet. It
27:20
Speaker 6: isn't one single technology or advancement, but it is a
27:23
Speaker 6: complete rethinking of how the web should work. Web three
27:26
Speaker 6: point zero is said to be decentralizing the web once
27:29
Speaker 6: again and redistributing control and data ownership to its users.
27:34
Speaker 1: They say, we.
27:35
Speaker 6: Are taking back our digital identities and regaining our freedom.
27:39
Speaker 6: This is truly what those that know about Web three believe,
27:43
Speaker 6: and there is the rest of the public that don't
27:44
Speaker 6: know a thing about it, but they're just waiting to
27:46
Speaker 6: be hearded in by default. Web three point zero is
27:50
Speaker 6: the next evolution of the Internet. It will be utilizing
27:54
Speaker 6: blockchain technology and tools of decentralization like cryptocurrencies. As I
27:59
Speaker 6: explain earlier, in our current version of the Internet Web
28:02
Speaker 6: two point zero, we are the products as we browse
28:05
Speaker 6: social networks and interact online. But in Web three point zero,
28:10
Speaker 6: it is framed that we will now be the owner
28:12
Speaker 6: of our content, the.
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Speaker 1: Stuff that we post online.
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Speaker 6: You have full control of your data, like if you
28:18
Speaker 6: remember how Mark Zuckerberg displayed it in his presentation about
28:21
Speaker 6: the metaverse, owning his rooms and having his NFTs and
28:25
Speaker 6: other items, you're gonna live in the Internet. There was
28:28
Speaker 6: once a quote by Klaus Schwab when he spoke about
28:31
Speaker 6: the Great Reset, and he said you will own nothing
28:35
Speaker 6: and be happy something like that. It's because they're changing
28:40
Speaker 6: everything about the way this world works. When we look
28:43
Speaker 6: back at Web one and Web two, we know they're
28:46
Speaker 6: a middleman. Like Facebook is the middleman for a community,
28:51
Speaker 6: YouTube is the middleman for content distribution. This is very
28:55
Speaker 6: much like in our finance system. Our banks are middleman
28:58
Speaker 6: for financial transactions. The primary role of middlemen is to
29:02
Speaker 6: facilitate trust. But the more that we rely on these middlemen,
29:06
Speaker 6: the more control we have given them and the more
29:09
Speaker 6: dependence we have on them. Web three has been dubbed
29:13
Speaker 6: the read Write trust Web. With Web three in order
29:17
Speaker 6: to develop trust, it will use the technology of blockchain. Okay, now,
29:23
Speaker 6: blockchain is it a centralized distributed, immutable letter. You're probably like, huh.
29:29
Speaker 6: Let me explain. Essentially, it's a secure way to record
29:33
Speaker 6: and keep track of information without the use of one
29:37
Speaker 6: central authority. Blockchain is the centralized again, meaning it has
29:42
Speaker 6: no centralized owner or manager. Instead, it is managed and
29:47
Speaker 6: maintained by its entire network of users. It cannot be
29:51
Speaker 6: controlled by one government, corporation, or anyone. With no single
29:55
Speaker 6: entity in charge, blockchain allows its users to add and
29:59
Speaker 6: verify trans and information themselves. Blockchains are peer to peer
30:04
Speaker 6: networks governed by their users. Blockchain is immutable, meaning unable
30:09
Speaker 6: to change. Once a transaction is verified by the network,
30:13
Speaker 6: it is added to the blockchain on what is called
30:16
Speaker 6: a block, and once a transaction is added to the blockchain,
30:20
Speaker 6: it is permanent.
30:21
Speaker 1: It cannot be changed.
30:23
Speaker 6: Users store copies of the blockchain on their own devices,
30:26
Speaker 6: effectively backing up its content in thousands of places in
30:29
Speaker 6: real time. And it's said to be secure using cryptography.
30:35
Speaker 6: Blockchain uses cryptography for the encryption and decryption of information.
30:40
Speaker 6: All cryptography is. It's complicated, and maybe I can explain
30:44
Speaker 6: it at another time, but it's just another way of
30:46
Speaker 6: encrypting info until it gets to the person it's the
30:49
Speaker 6: sign to get to, and then it is encrypted. So
30:52
Speaker 6: like you'll send something, it becomes encrypted until it gets
30:55
Speaker 6: to me, and then once it gets to the person
30:57
Speaker 6: who is supposed to get to, then it becomes decrypted.
31:00
Speaker 6: That's all that really is. In the future of the world,
31:04
Speaker 6: everything is becoming digital. In this new system, every movement,
31:09
Speaker 6: every word, everything done is logged, tracked, and through blockchain.
31:14
Speaker 6: It's permanent. So let's say your child does a little
31:17
Speaker 6: chore and you want to give them something. You can't
31:20
Speaker 6: just give it to him, hand it to them. It's
31:22
Speaker 6: going to be logged. The system is going to know
31:24
Speaker 6: that you gave your child something, and they will know
31:27
Speaker 6: that you do this, and you gave that You lent
31:29
Speaker 6: your friend a little bit of money. You like to
31:31
Speaker 6: buy public subs on Wednesdays. I mean everything that you do,
31:35
Speaker 6: they're going to be able to track, and it's always
31:37
Speaker 6: going to be there and will always be able to
31:39
Speaker 6: be accessed and go back to. It's a new system
31:41
Speaker 6: of control. The next tool that will be used in
31:44
Speaker 6: Web three to help with the trust is cryptocurrencies. You see,
31:49
Speaker 6: they can talk all day long today about cryptocurrencies and
31:52
Speaker 6: their volatility.
31:52
Speaker 1: That's all they like to talk about.
31:54
Speaker 6: It's only because the people they are talking to about
31:57
Speaker 6: this don't understand the technology and the future. If you
32:01
Speaker 6: understand the future, you would know the cryptocurrency is not
32:04
Speaker 6: going anywhere. That's why Trump wants the United States to
32:07
Speaker 6: be the cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence capital of the world.
32:12
Speaker 6: For me, when I first heard of cryptocurrencies back in
32:14
Speaker 6: I think it was twenty twelve, I was completely confident
32:17
Speaker 6: of his future and its acceptance. Like bitcoin, it was
32:20
Speaker 6: around two hundred dollars at the time. I was absolutely
32:23
Speaker 6: certain of the future, not because of a belief in decentralization.
32:26
Speaker 6: If that was the first thing I would have heard about,
32:28
Speaker 6: I probably would have written it off, to be honest,
32:30
Speaker 6: because I don't believe in a decentralized world. But anyways,
32:34
Speaker 6: I was confident of bitcoin because I believe in the Bible,
32:37
Speaker 6: and I've been looking for the implementation of the Mark
32:39
Speaker 6: of the Beast, and once I read about bitcoin, I
32:42
Speaker 6: knew that this technology was it, this is what it
32:45
Speaker 6: was going to be used for. And especially being that
32:48
Speaker 6: Obama at the time he was really killing the dollar,
32:51
Speaker 6: I knew that there had to be some kind of
32:53
Speaker 6: replacement for this currency that they were destroying.
32:55
Speaker 1: But I don't want to get ahead of myself here.
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Speaker 6: Cryptocurrencies in general will be used in Web three to
33:03
Speaker 6: build trust. Cryptocurrencies are the incentive mechanisms behind Web three.
33:09
Speaker 6: Instead of using ads to power everything, cryptocurrencies are able
33:13
Speaker 6: to align the incentives of creators and users. Instead of
33:17
Speaker 6: passively using a network that is funded by someone else,
33:21
Speaker 6: blockchain networks are able to reward users directly, giving them
33:25
Speaker 6: good reasons to support the network themselves. So understand with
33:29
Speaker 6: Web two it chooses to extract value from users. Web
33:34
Speaker 6: three is able to redistribute value directly back to its
33:37
Speaker 6: users with coins and tokens. It's a complete new world
33:42
Speaker 6: and new economy. It is a completely new way of
33:45
Speaker 6: doing things, So it may be hard to understand and
33:48
Speaker 6: imagine at this point, but users are given tokens for participating,
33:52
Speaker 6: which then can be used to vote on decisions regarding
33:55
Speaker 6: how a platform should change or improve, or demand what
33:59
Speaker 6: features we want to be offered. These tokens could even
34:02
Speaker 6: accrue real value and build wealth. At Web three point zero,
34:06
Speaker 6: experts say that we will reached the point of the
34:08
Speaker 6: Internet where every company is ran by these centralized groups
34:12
Speaker 6: called doos, which stand for decentralized autonomous organization. This is
34:18
Speaker 6: simply an organization run by code that's agreed upon by
34:22
Speaker 6: the people who started the DOW.
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Speaker 1: This is facilitated.
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Speaker 6: Through smart contracts, which I cannot explain in this video.
34:30
Speaker 1: Our whole world.
34:30
Speaker 6: And economy will run off these smart contracts. It's a
34:35
Speaker 6: new way of running companies. And this will work with
34:38
Speaker 6: climate change agendas as well. It's too much to mention
34:41
Speaker 6: in this video, but the climate change is one hundred
34:43
Speaker 6: percent tied into the Web three future.
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Speaker 1: Listen.
34:46
Speaker 6: I know a lot of this stuff is heavy and
34:48
Speaker 6: maybe throwing you a lot off and giving you a
34:50
Speaker 6: lot to think about. I'm just giving you everything because
34:53
Speaker 6: this is the future. The thing that should be understood
34:56
Speaker 6: by you is just how in depth and thought out
34:59
Speaker 6: this whole system already is.
35:01
Speaker 1: It's already thought out.
35:02
Speaker 6: They're just building the infrastructure in the system and ready
35:05
Speaker 6: to implement it when the changes come. Now, another thing
35:08
Speaker 6: with this Web three you will also see something called DAPs.
35:12
Speaker 6: These are decentralized applications. These are open source apps created
35:17
Speaker 6: with smart contracts and executed on the blockchain. DAPs bring
35:22
Speaker 6: together multiple smart contracts and add a user interface, meaning
35:26
Speaker 6: how the person would actually use it on the web.
35:29
Speaker 6: The result from a dow in DAPs is a new
35:32
Speaker 6: world of companies and applications that look familiar, but they
35:36
Speaker 6: provide the trusted, decentralized, and secure nature of the blockchain.
35:41
Speaker 6: It's how our companies and the apps that we use
35:43
Speaker 6: will appear and work on Web three. But I don't
35:47
Speaker 6: want to go too deep and lose you. They're just
35:49
Speaker 6: too much to explain again on this one video, so
35:52
Speaker 6: let me just finish up with Web three and tie
35:54
Speaker 6: it all together. The key to Web three is having
35:58
Speaker 6: a wallet wallet in order for you to use the
36:01
Speaker 6: DAPs meta mask and a.
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Speaker 1: Coin based wallet.
36:05
Speaker 6: This is different from a coinbas account on its centralized
36:07
Speaker 6: exchange meta mask and coinbased wallet these are two popular wallets.
36:13
Speaker 6: Wallets allow you to carry your cryptocurrency around. In our
36:17
Speaker 6: current web Web two point zero, you only need a
36:20
Speaker 6: browser and apps. But with Web three you need the web,
36:24
Speaker 6: which will be more interactive than a simple browser. This
36:27
Speaker 6: is where the metaverse comes in. You have these VR
36:29
Speaker 6: headsets or the other glasses like metas using and Google.
36:33
Speaker 1: I think they have the VR headset.
36:35
Speaker 6: They're bringing virtuality in with a lot of these things,
36:38
Speaker 6: and this will help you be in the Internet when
36:41
Speaker 6: you walk around. When you live in this world, you
36:43
Speaker 6: will be in the Internet at the same time as
36:45
Speaker 6: you live out your daily life. And then you also
36:48
Speaker 6: need a wallet. This will be where your money is
36:51
Speaker 6: held and stored. In our current Web two world, data
36:55
Speaker 6: is collected and then sold to advertisers in order to
36:58
Speaker 6: fund websites and applicateations. But again this world is changing.
37:03
Speaker 6: In the future world of Web three, handing over your name, number, data,
37:07
Speaker 6: birth and other sensitive information in order for adapt to
37:10
Speaker 6: trust you, that's unnecessary because the blockchain will already have
37:13
Speaker 6: the built in trust into the system itself. The idea
37:17
Speaker 6: is that users would reclaim their power and control over
37:20
Speaker 6: their own data. They could possibly move from platform to
37:23
Speaker 6: platform on the Internet using a single personalized account rather
37:28
Speaker 6: than having to log into multiple different accounts for each
37:31
Speaker 6: respective company and platform. And this is what the metaverse
37:34
Speaker 6: is being built for. This is like why you can
37:37
Speaker 6: see right now you can always log in with your
37:38
Speaker 6: Apple ID and things like that. They're giving these these
37:41
Speaker 6: ways of making your login easier. It's because you're being
37:44
Speaker 6: transitioned into the new system. And here's the thing that
37:47
Speaker 6: you need to understand. In order to transact and to
37:51
Speaker 6: buy and sell, you will have to do it through
37:54
Speaker 6: this system. Because this is what the new system will
37:57
Speaker 6: be based upon. People will have one online identity that
38:01
Speaker 6: they're able to use in order to live out their
38:03
Speaker 6: daily lives. And if you are non compliant or you
38:06
Speaker 6: break laws or anything else, they can simply do what
38:11
Speaker 6: lock you out of the system. And that's what they
38:13
Speaker 6: don't tell the people. You have to understand this is
38:16
Speaker 6: a completely new system in a new world that's being created.
38:19
Speaker 6: This does not come about until the chaos. The system
38:23
Speaker 6: is prepared to implement the new changes and the people
38:26
Speaker 6: are ready to adopt it. But for full implementation, there
38:29
Speaker 6: must be enough chaos to support a massive change for
38:33
Speaker 6: the whole world to adopt. Please understand this is not
38:36
Speaker 6: hypothetical or far out science fiction. This technology is already here.
38:41
Speaker 6: They are just waiting to roll it out. They're building
38:44
Speaker 6: the infrastructure. Now, let me sum it up how I
38:47
Speaker 6: see the rollout. First, of course, there's war after this.
38:52
Speaker 6: There would be economic and currency collapse that will throw
38:54
Speaker 6: the whole world into chaos. After countries are destroyed and
38:58
Speaker 6: population is lost because of the war that will ensue,
39:02
Speaker 6: after people die from famine and their new pestilences, after
39:06
Speaker 6: more judgment happens that they will blame on climate change.
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Speaker 6: After the world has been completely uprooted, a new world
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Speaker 6: government and a new leader will work with the brightest
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Speaker 6: minds all over the world and brings in a plan
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Speaker 6: of peace and security that will bring the world out
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Speaker 6: of the ashes that came from and they will fix
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Speaker 6: the problems that brought the world to that division. The
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Speaker 6: phoenix that rises out of the ashes will be the
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Speaker 6: new World Order, and the changes implemented will be the
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Speaker 6: great Reset, and the leader that solves the problems will
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Speaker 6: be the Antichrist. But before the full system comes online,
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Speaker 6: there will be a gradual implementation, so people are gradually
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Speaker 6: thrown into it. So you can gradually learn how to
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Speaker 6: use cryptocurrencies, and they'll probably use this through the CBDCs
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Speaker 6: and other things, but it's a gradual implementation before the
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Speaker 6: whole system comes online. When the new world starts, understand
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Speaker 6: the system that will be built will be in the metaverse,
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Speaker 6: and the.
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Speaker 1: Whole world will be brought online.
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Speaker 6: The whole world will be able to interact with the Beast,
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Speaker 6: the Antichrist, and the Metaverse, and if you want to
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Speaker 6: be a part of his solution, you will accept his mark,
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Speaker 6: and that will be your only way to buy and
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Speaker 6: sell in the world economy. We are all being primed
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Speaker 6: and condition to accept it. All these technologies are built
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Speaker 6: and ready. The only thing that they are waiting for
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Speaker 6: is implementation, and that does not happen until war and collapse,
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Speaker 6: which is what we're currently watching happen right now. You
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Speaker 6: have to understand that these people move through a philosophy
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Speaker 6: of order out of chaos, and we are at the
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Speaker 6: doors of the chaos. The one thing that you must
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Speaker 6: do is understand how much you have placed yourself into
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Speaker 6: the hands of the system and how conditioned are you
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Speaker 6: to accept where they are taking things. Very much like
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Speaker 6: when they put out the mandates. People were totally opposed
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Speaker 6: to taking that solution until they tied in the requirement
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Speaker 6: that you can't partake in the system, and then people
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Speaker 6: started conforming and doing things that were initially against. It
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Speaker 6: happens because they were never mentally preparing themselves to bow
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Speaker 6: out and not move with the changes when they came.
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Speaker 6: You need to be mentally prepared to disengage and understand what.
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Speaker 1: That will look like for you.
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Speaker 6: You need to be mindful of your interaction online and
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Speaker 6: how dependent you are of the internet. This whole topic
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Speaker 6: is very deep, and this was only an introduction. Once
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Speaker 6: you enter into the metaverse, this new system, you will
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Speaker 6: be in Satan's world and y'all will not operate in
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Speaker 6: this world. This is not his creation. Satan has created
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Speaker 6: his own world that he has the power and dominion over.
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Speaker 6: And listen, don't ever mistake me and believe that I
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Speaker 6: mean that Satan has more power than y'a.
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Speaker 1: There, I'm just saying, if.
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Speaker 6: You choose that world, you are choosing to be in
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Speaker 6: Satan's world more than Y'a's world that he created, and
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Speaker 6: you will be judged in the real world on the
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Speaker 6: day of judgment.
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Speaker 1: I want you to remember what.
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Speaker 6: Paul says about the wrath of Ya and Romans, Chapter one,
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Speaker 6: verse eighteen through twenty five. For the of God is
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Speaker 6: revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and unrighteousness of men
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Speaker 6: who suppressed the truth and unrighteousness. Because what may be
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Speaker 6: known of God is manifest in them. For God has shown.
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Speaker 1: It to them.
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Speaker 6: For since the creation of the world, his invisible attributes
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Speaker 6: are clearly seen, being understood by the things that are made,
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Speaker 6: even his eternal power in Godhead. So that they were
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Speaker 6: without excuse, because although they knew God, they did not
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Speaker 6: glorify him as God, nor were thankful, but became futile
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Speaker 6: in their thoughts, and their foolish hearts were darkened. Professing
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Speaker 6: to be wise, they became fools and changed the glory
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Speaker 6: of the incorruptible God into an image made like corruptible man,
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Speaker 6: and birds and four footed animals and creeping things. Therefore
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Speaker 6: God also gave them up to uncleanness and the lust
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Speaker 6: of their hearts, to the sound of their bodies. Among
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Speaker 6: themselves who exchanged the truth of God for the lie,
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Speaker 6: and worshiped and served the creature rather than the Creator,
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Speaker 6: who was blessed for ever Amen Roman Chefter one, verses
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Speaker 6: eighteen through twenty five. It is so important to not
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Speaker 6: be a part of that group that these verses are
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Speaker 6: referring to. And let me explain why. We'll just keep
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Speaker 6: reading up a few more verses. And even as they
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Speaker 6: did not like to retain God in their knowledge, God
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Speaker 6: gave them over to a debased mind to do those
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Speaker 6: things which are not fitting. Being filled with all unrighteousness, sexual, immorality, wickedness, covetedness, maliciousness,
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Speaker 6: full of envy, murder, strife, deceit, evil mindness. They are whisperers, backbiters,
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Speaker 6: haters of God, violent, proud boasters, inventor of evil things,
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Speaker 6: disobedient to parents, undiscerning, untrustworthy, unloving, unforgiving, unmerciful, who, knowing
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Speaker 6: the righteous judgment of God that those who practice such
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Speaker 6: things are deserving of death, not only do the same,
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Speaker 6: but also approve of those who practice them. Roman Chefter one,
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Speaker 6: verses twenty eight through thirty two. I read this because
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Speaker 6: this is how those that will be living in the
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Speaker 6: virtual world will be looked at in the eyes of
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Speaker 6: our creator. This is another wake up for those in
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Speaker 6: Messiah to bring all thoughts captive into the obedience of
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Speaker 6: our Messiah, use some discernment and obey and follow the
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Speaker 6: word of Ya and turn away from this world and
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Speaker 6: the direction it is heading. Understand it like this, None
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Speaker 6: of this is hidden. You're seeing them build all the infrastructure.
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Speaker 6: They're investing all in this right in front of your face. Understand,
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Speaker 6: if the world cared about you, they will be fully
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Speaker 6: informing you and allowing you to make your own educated
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Speaker 6: choice as they are building this in front of your face. Instead,
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Speaker 6: they like to tell you to just figure it all
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Speaker 6: out while it slowly steers you and your children right
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Speaker 6: into it. You must be smart and above all put
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Speaker 6: down all idols and commit your life to the will
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Speaker 6: of our Father in heaven. Read his word and obey it.
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Speaker 6: Choose his world over the world Satan created. We are
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Speaker 6: moving towards a new world order, and you have a
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Speaker 6: choice if you accept it or not. It is important
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Speaker 6: that you prepare yourself mentally, physically, and above all spiritually.
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Speaker 6: Serve the Most High and dedicate your life to his will.
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Speaker 6: Because the Kingdom of Yahoa is truly at hand, be
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Speaker 6: ready for it and be blessed. Hallelujah, praise Yeah. Okay,
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