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A Modern Day Tower of Babel · The Slippery Slope

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For too long Humanity has existed within dysfunctional and
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polluted cities that ignore nature.
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Now, a revolution in Civilization is taking place,
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imagine a traditional City and consolidating, its footprint
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designing to protect and enhance nature.
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The line will be home to nine million residents and will be
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built with a footprint of just 34 square kilometers.
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And we are designing it to Vide, a healthier, more sustainable,
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quality of life. The lines communities are
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organized in three, dimensions residents, have access to all
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their daily needs within five minute walk neighborhoods.
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And the lines infrastructure makes it possible to travel
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end-to-end in 20 minutes with no need for cars, resulting in
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zero. Carbon emissions by leveraging
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AI technology services are autonomous saving you time and
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effort designed by World leading Architects.
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The line is 500 meters tall, 200 meters, wide 170 km, long, and
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housed, within an Mirror glass, facade intelligent solutions.
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Create efficiency and year-round temperate.
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Microclimate with natural ventilation energy, and Water
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Supplies are 100% renewable. The line is designed as a series
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of unique communities, offering a wealth of amenities, providing
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Equitable views and immediate access to the surrounding
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nature, with 40% of the world accessible within 6 hours.
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Hours at the heart of the globe's key trade routes, a
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place for Commerce and communities to thrive like
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nothing on Earth. Seeing before the line, the city
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that delivers new wonders for the world.
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Hi, I'm Chase felon and you're listening to the slippery slope.
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Once again, I want to thank everyone for listening.
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Like I said, you can also go to our our YouTube page and check
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out some the stuff we'll put on there as well.
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And if you want to support us in other ways, you can also go to
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our buy me a coffee page, which I'll have a link on in the
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description. So what you just heard was
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advertisement for the mirror line, which is a massive New
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City Construction that they plan on building in what I believe is
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going to be Saudi Arabia. I'm going to read read some more
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advertisements information that came through and also this
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mirror line, it seemed to raise more questions than answers, I
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think. Anyway I'll read through an app,
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another transcript from another advertisement.
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This is contemporary cities couldn't cope with growth.
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The Contemporary City needs full redesign What if we removed
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cars, okay? Not sure.
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Anyway, so what if we got rid of streets, interesting.
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What if we innovated in the public space innovating in the
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public space? So you just don't have any of
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your own private spaces that were there mean, everything's in
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public. Seems like it.
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What if we built around nature instead of over it?
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What if everything you need Dad was always a five minute walk
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away. That's an interesting phrase
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says what if invisible technology invisible technology
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generates carefree and open Urban space doesn't ever
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everyone wants to be carefree. That's a great line.
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I just want to be carefree said you gonna live in the mirror
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line, you'll be carefree. It says, what if sustainability
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was not a goal but a given What if we replace outdated Urban
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services with new Services driven by artificial
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intelligence now just in case you're wondering what it means
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by outdated Urban services. So Urban search Services
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generally means Services necessary to support Urban
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Development which would include services like water sewerage
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fire and police protection. So so you know Replaced.
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All these outdated Services says oh.
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And then what if we built the line a 170 km revolution in
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urban living protecting. It's all about protecting the
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Earth's, most stunning nature while creating unmatched
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livability a home to all of us. Goes on to say, welcome to the
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line. Wow, like I said, I think this
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raises more questions than answers, a few of my own
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questions. What if I want to leave?
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How do I leave? How do I go about leaving the
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line? I can see, you know, children
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being born inside the mirror line.
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And, you know, when they're about seven eight, they're
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sitting there looking outside. That the landscape wondering
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what's outside, what else can I do out there in the Old.
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And then another little child comes up.
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And goes, I wish I could go outside.
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Have you ever been outside? No, I've never been outside.
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How come you've never been outside?
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Because my parents don't have enough money.
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They don't have enough social credits.
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They're not allowed outside. So we just say, inside the
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mirror life, we stay within the walls, can't you see?
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That's exactly where it's going to go.
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Well, so what if I leave, what if I want to leave?
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How do I get there? I've got no car.
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I don't know, I don't know, exactly.
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Where is the other transportation?
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Is there going to be an airport somewhere nearby, possibly
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inside the line, it doesn't really say it'll also another
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question is, what do I do for work?
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Always always everything going to be provided and is that is
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that what a Carefree life is where no one works and is that
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really Carefree? Don't we want to have busy hands
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and idle mind is the Devil's Playground.
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And so I was always told One busy hands.
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It's a good thing to work to innovate.
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Also, what food will be available?
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It's a really big one. If everything is inside,
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supplied inside that the mirror line, are they growing food in
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there? Are you gonna be able to eat
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meat? That's a big question though.
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They still they still growing producing meat and they still
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have is having cattle and sheep outside of the mirror line or or
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is it all going to be produced? Just inside by this artificial
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intelligence which will just produced, you know, make this
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synthetic meat. They going to just be
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reproducing reconstituting, everyone's waste to put it
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nicely and reconstituting it into some kind of some kind of
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sustainable food that will all just keep eating for our
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protein. I don't know.
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Also, the advert States, the advertisement States, It
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residents will have access to all their daily needs but I want
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to know, what does that mean and who decides what my daily needs
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are? Who are you?
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Who is it that has made this decision.
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This is what you need for the day and that's all that's all
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you can have access to and also the statement in this advert
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that we heard it says that we all have Equitable views but
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what does that? I mean and who decide what's
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Equitable? So if you stand up the top, if
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you're able to access the top of the neural line, you can see out
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over the horizon, but will some people only be able to see from
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the ground level? And is that equitable?
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And I have a lot of questions. Also, the this advertisement
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that I played also states that by leveraging AI, artificial
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intelligence services are autonomous.
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But when, when I think about this white, this lead to nine
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million people being held prisoner by AI because AI going
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to be, they're going to be holding.
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They're going to be doing all of the services that you will be
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making the decisions. Everyone will be stuck Within
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These Walls. Hey, I want to get out.
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I can't open the door. Why not?
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The? Artificial intelligence said,
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I'm not opening the door today. We've decided that your daily
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needs have been met and you don't need to go outside there.
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There you go. Or should I say maybe the
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elites, they'll be a little have the ability to lie, but the
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majority are going to be held captive.
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All of this reminds me of the Bible story about the Tower of
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Babel. So the story of the Tower of
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Babel is explained in chapter 11 of Genesis in just a few verses
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a brief summary is that the descendants of Noah will living
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in the area of Mesopotamia in Babylon and they settled in Land
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named Shiner or scheana. I'm not sure how you pronounce
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it and the population was growing And they all spoke one
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language in Nimrod was beginning his reign in this area and he
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and his followers, they had one overriding goal for the new
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territory, they wanted to ensure the security of their Community.
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Isn't that funny? I've heard that phrase before
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bit, you know, we want to be making sure things are secure.
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We're concerned about the security of of our world of our
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planet because was this constant threat of climate change?
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We want to, we want to, we want to make yourselves secure.
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Isn't that what they isn't? That what the goal is of the
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mural on security for the community security for this
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world, Okay. So these people and Nimrod,
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they've said in Genesis 11 verse 4, it says, then they said come
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let us build ourselves a city with the tower that reaches to
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the heavens so that we may make a name for ourselves.
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Otherwise will be scattered over the face of the whole earth.
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So the people decided to build a tall proud symbol of how great
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they had made their Nation. The Babylonians wanted a tower
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that would reach to the heavens so that they could be like God
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and they would not need him. So they began to build this.
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This structure I think it's referred to as a, like a
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ziggurat. Anyways, just a massive big
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building. So the structure at our made
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from man-made building materials would be the symbol of their
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power and self-sufficiency but God did did not appreciate the
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pride. He did not like the pride and
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arrogance in the heart of the people and God caused the people
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to suddenly speak different languages so that they could not
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communicate and work together to build the Tower.
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This caused the people to scatter across the land.
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The tower was named the Tower of Babel because the word Babel
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means confusion. This is the way I see it history
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just keeps on. Repeating itself as Solomon.
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King Solomon, wrote pleasee astiz 1:9-10.
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Says, that which has been is, what will be that?
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Which is done, is what will be done and there is nothing new.
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Under the Sun. Is there anything of which it
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may be said? So this is new.
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It has already been in ancient times before us this mirror
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line. This this need for man to
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supposedly make this great secure construction to prove how
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great is look at what we can achieve.
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But the whole time pushing God, aside denying God saying hey we
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are God's. We are like God or not even my
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God because they don't believe in God saying we are God.
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We don't need a higher power. We don't need God, we reject the
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god of the Bible and we will build.
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We can provide our own security. We are the gods of this world.
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The Bible says that judgment is coming, is coming for this whole
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world because this world rejects God.
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As I said, worships the created instead of to create all And
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that's why we will see God's judgment coming onto this Earth,
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as described in the Book of Revelation.
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History repeats itself. All we are seeing here is
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another attempt at a Tower of Babel, that is my opinion.
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Thank you for listening to the slippery slope.