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The Modern Cult-like Capture (and Rule) of The Fake 'Alternative' Media · David Icke

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  100 years ago, Nikola Tesla discovered a healing technology that threatened the entire pharmaceutical
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  industry. The day he died, the government seized everything. For 100 years, this technology was
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  hidden. Until now, Plasma is back. Tesla Club, TZLA.Club.
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  Hi, yeah. Welcome to the Dock Connector. I was thinking of going through the stories of the week,
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  and that includes, by the way, confirmation of how the power center in the world is moving
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  towards China more and more. Obviously, something I've been warning was the plan
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  for decades now. So I looked at the stories and then I thought, nah, what I'm going to do
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  is look at the reason why all these stories are happening and so many others and why
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  they have been happening throughout what we think we know about human history.
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  And the foundation of that reason is that the world is controlled by stupid and malevolent people,
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  and this is compounded by the population or great chunks of it, nothing like all of it,
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  but great chunks of it, also conceding themselves to stupidity and often malevolence.
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  And together, that has created the world that we observe, the world of chaos, the world that is
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  a mess. And I should, before I go on, define what I mean by stupid. I do not mean that people are
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  uninformed. It's a matter of course where the truth is kept from them. No, my definition of stupid
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  is those people who choose to be uninformed by believing whatever they're told, especially by
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  authority, without any questioning or any research,
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  and thus they have chosen to be ignorant and to believe nonsense.
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  Now, the other word I mentioned there, malevolent, is defined as causing or wanting to cause
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  harm or evil. Now, put those two together, stupid and malevolence, and you have the entire foundation
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  of how billions of people are controlled, and why throughout what we think we know about human
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  history, it's always been the same. The few have always controlled the many.
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  Now, am I saying that all humanity is stupid? Absolutely not. There are more awakening people
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  today than ever before. I mean, what I started out in 1990, crikey. You couldn't fill a phone box
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  booth with interest, but now it's fantastic by comparison. The point is that the awakening
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  are still the minority. And until that changes, we are going to be
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  heading in the present direction that we are. Now,
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  choosing to be an unresearched and malevolent person, an unresearched lack of awareness,
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  a chosen lack of awareness, of course, serves the interests magnificently of the nonhuman force that
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  is being stupid. It's stupid or it wouldn't be doing what it's doing, but it's clever.
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  It's clever because it created the fake reality, the simulation, the matrix, which we
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  take to be real. And it systematically keeps its target population in ignorance of what it's doing
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  and even its existence. And this means that although it itself is stupid,
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  it is clever enough to manipulate its target population to keep swathes of them
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  more stupid than it is. That's the dynamic. And people say, oh, clever and intelligent. Well,
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  there is such a difference between cleverness and wisdom. And as I've been saying for
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  well, 30 years now, cleverness without wisdom is the most destructive force on earth or anywhere
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  stupid. And that is the dynamic. That is the shared combination that allows the few to control
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  the many. And that's why we have the world that we do. And that's good news in a way,
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  because if we didn't choose to be ignorant, if we didn't choose to be
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  put ourselves in a perceptual prison cell by having belief systems that are unquestioned
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  and you can't go beyond them and explore other possibilities. If we didn't do that,
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  the few couldn't control the many. So what's going on? Why are so many people choosing to be ignorant
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  and to cling to their belief systems till their knuckles turn white?
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  Well, I've been saying now for a long time that from my research, full time now for 36 years,
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  the human body is a biological computer. It's a basically a software program. It's a software
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  program, which means that all the bodily functions of various kinds, how you go into a room that's warm
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  and the body will try to compensate, cold, it will try to compensate, all these things that
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  are happening all the time, that is completely unconscious to us, where the body is tinkering
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  and responding to situations. That's one level of the program, the software program. But there's
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  another level, which is psychological, where there are psychological reaction perceptual
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  programs running through the body computer. And you see this all the time. I mean,
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  before I got banned from country after country, I went to vast numbers of countries in the
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  world researching all this. And no matter what the religion that dominates or the culture that
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  dominates, you saw people in situations react like by reflex action in the same way wherever you went.
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  And there's a part of the brain at the back here, which scientists call the reptilian brain
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  or the R complex. And for instance, that's where we get the fight or flight response from to danger,
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  where we either punch the guy or run. And that's a reflex action. That's a biological software
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  reaction. Now, some of that might be okay. The reptilian brain is the one that wax the foot
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  on the on the break when somebody walks in front of the car. You don't want to go, oh,
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  you know, do you think I should? Do you think I should press on my break? This man's walking
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  in front of my bang. No, so it's a good thing in that way. But it's a really bad thing
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  when the software program perceptually psychologically is running you
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  where all your responses, your thoughts, your emotional reactions are coming from the program.
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  And you can override the program by opening your mind literally to consciousness beyond it,
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  the true why. And then you override the program and you stop reacting and responding
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  like everyone else does to situations necessarily. And so if you are only running on the software
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  program level of perception, then basically you're a non player character in a computer game.
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  The game's playing you, you're not playing the game. And what they want to do is to take that to
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  its ultimate level of control perceptual control software program control whereby
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  they fuse artificial intelligence with the human brain and the human body. So
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  we are in a situation where we are being run by a software program if we don't open to consciousness
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  that we believe is us. So when we think we think, oh, that's me thinking, well,
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  is it or is it the program? Why do you think the same as someone over there? Why do you react the
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  same as someone over there or on the other side of the world to the same situation?
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  And all this allows the body program to be used to attack and target those who are
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  awakening, that's what awakening is, awakening to a greater level of awareness where you can start to
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  see what this world is and what this human life is all about. You get the software programs
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  to target those people. And how few therefore ask the question, for example, who benefits?
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  The question, who benefits from someone who is exposing what's going on being targeted and
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  discredited and all the rest of it? Who benefits from that? These questions are so
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  rarely asked. And it's a pattern that you see throughout what we call history. And the oldest
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  trick in the book, which so many fall for, is you accuse the person exposing something
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  of doing what they're exposing. It's as old as human control.
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  But enlightened people through the ages have seen through this, they have been therefore killed,
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  abused, ridiculed for their trouble. And one was the ancient Greek philosopher Socrates,
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  who was sentenced to death for the crime of asking questions, literally. Because he knew
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  that to know is to know you know nothing, to know that whatever you think you know, there is always,
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  always, always more to know. He realized that. And in a world where the population has to be
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  in these perceptual prison cells of belief, unquestioned belief, that is considered
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  extraordinarily dangerous by the stupid who run the world. And
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  his Socrates allegory of the cave was a wonderful,
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  a wonderful symbol and symbolic story of this simulation, this fake reality, this
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  matrix. And they call it the Plato allegory of the cave. But Plato was the pupil of Socrates,
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  and Plato was telling the story that Socrates told about this cave allegory. And it is a testament
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  to how human control spans the ages that this story is still today,
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  extraordinarily appropriate and symbolic of human life.
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  Imagine, if you will, a bunch of folks chained up in a cave like a bad hangover where you can't move.
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  Now these aren't your run-of-the-mill, garden variety chains. Oh no, these are metaphorical
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  chains, the kind that keep you glued to your phone, scrolling through an endless stream of cat memes
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  and food pictures, the prisoners. They've been there since birth, right? And all they can see
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  are shadows on the cave wall. They're like us, stuck in a Netflix binge, watching reality TV shows.
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  They think the shadows are real, just like we think, keeping up with the Kardashians is a
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  documentary. Now behind these chained folks, there's a fire, and between the fire and the
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  prisoners, there are puppeteers. These puppeteers, they're the ones casting the shadows on the
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  wall, controlling what the prisoners see and believe. They're like the big tech companies,
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  filling our feeds with what they want us to see, shaping our reality. And the prisoners,
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  they're none the wiser. They're debating about the shadows, arguing over which shadow is the best,
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  the most real. Sounds familiar? It's like us. Arguing over which influencer's life is better,
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  or whose political meme is funnier. But here's the kicker. Socrates, that old Greek philosopher,
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  he says that the shadows aren't reality at all. They're just a reflection, an illusion,
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  the real world, the truth. It's outside the cave.
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  And so it is, outside the simulation, outside the matrix. And the difference between
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  awakening people and increasingly enlightened people, and those who choose to be ignorant,
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  is that the awakening start to see that this reality is an illusion,
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  a fakery. And those who are asleep continue to believe that it's real and are encouraged to do so
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  constantly by those behind the simulation, who know, of course, that it's all a scam.
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  Ancient Greece, or the so-called modern world, doesn't matter. Techniques are just the same.
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  They've always been the same. Keep them in ignorance of their plight, and get them to target those
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  who have awakened to that plight, and are seeking to warn them
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  of the fakery they think is real. It's devastatingly simple. And age after age, it continues.
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  So what have we learned from Socrates, aside from the fact that he'd be terrible at parties?
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  Well, let's see. We've discovered that Socrates was a philosophical genius,
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  who somehow managed to turn a story about people watching shadows in a cave
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  into a profound analogy about human existence. He revealed to us that our perceptions can be
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  as deceiving as a $2 magic trick, and that it's our duty to question everything we see,
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  hear, and believe. In the mad dash that's the 21st century, Socrates' cave-dwellers aren't
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  too different from us, are they? We're chained, not by physical shackles,
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  but by societal norms, digital addictions, and the fear of stepping outside our comfort zones.
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  But the lesson from our intoxicated interpretation of Socrates
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  isn't to get rid of our TVs or smartphones. No, it's to challenge our perceptions,
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  to seek out the sunlight beyond the cave. In the end, we're all just a little bit like
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  the people in that cave. Except, you know, we have Netflix.
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  So what did it say there? To question everything we see, hear, and believe.
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  And the refusal to do that is what I'm calling chosen, chosen stupidity.
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  And it was always so. Once you concede your way of looking at the world,
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  however people may respond to it, when you concede it to the majority,
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  you've already lost. And you concede everything you've ever stood for,
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  because you get the flak, you get the targeting, and it's like,
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  oh no, I can't take this, I'm going back into the blob.
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  But if we care about making a difference, by giving people the opportunity to see
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  there is another way of looking at the world,
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  then where do we go? Where do we go then?
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  Whatever the lies, the stupid, the manipulation tells about you, you have to
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  keep going, no matter what the hatred in the hearts of those who would bring you down.
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  And you don't succumb, you don't compromise, you go on saying what you believe to be right
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  until death does do part. And one other thing we need to do is forgive our enemies,
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  because, as Oscar Wilde said, nothing annoys them more.
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  So those that concede the illusion have to be targeted in silence by that alliance
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  between the manipulative, the vindictive, and the stupid. And Socrates, for example,
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  was sentenced to death for highlighting the stupidity in his mists, not least among
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  people in authority, as he tried to deliver the stupid from their stupidity. And it cost him his life.
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  By 70, Socrates had humiliated nearly everyone with power, generals whose understanding he'd
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  exposed as shallow, politicians whose grasp of justice he'd revealed as confused,
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  teachers whose wisdom he'd shown as performance, the charges at trial,
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  corrupting youth, disrespecting gods were theater. Everyone knew the real crime,
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  making powerful people confront their ignorance in public.
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  In a city built on rhetoric and persuasion, he'd spent decades proving the most confident
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  speakers understood the least. He could have apologized, could have promised to stop,
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  could have paid a fine. Instead, he told the jury they should reward him with free meals for
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  life. Why? Because exposing false certainty was the most valuable service anyone could provide.
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  He compared himself to a gadfly stinging a lazy horse awake. The jury voted for death. Even then,
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  escape was easy. Wealthy friends bribed the guards. A ship waited to take him to another city.
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  Socrates refused. Fleeing would prove his philosophy was empty words,
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  pretty theories that collapsed under pressure. If he abandoned his principles to save his life,
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  what did 70 years of questioning mean?
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  And that, for me, is the only way to stand by your principles, to stand by what you're saying,
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  no matter what the scale of abuse that comes back.
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  Because the alternative is unthinkable. It is the stupid and malevolent leading the stupid
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  and malevolent to the edge of the cliff. And we are heading there now so bloody fast.
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  And one of the things that I'm observing, it's becoming so clear. I identified in the wake of COVID,
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  the COVID hoax, that the alternative media, as it's called, was being taken over
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  by people coming out of the mainstream and lots of other people who came out of nowhere and
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  suddenly they were getting all the algorithmic support and the funding and all of it.
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  But that hijack, and that's what it is, it's a hijack of the alternative media,
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  which didn't actually exist when I started out. It's taken now a new stage.
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  And that stage is a bit like Jim Jones in the infamous cult who got his cult followers so mesmerized,
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  so programmed that they drank bloody poison because he told them to.
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  And what I'm seeing is the so-called alternative media, most of it isn't,
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  some of it's really, really good, much of it isn't, how it's been broken up
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  into a series of cults controlled by the bigger cult I'm sure. But you have the cult leader,
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  he's the figure that the followers kind of focus on, he or she. Mostly he's, but very much
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  involves she's. My goodness me, I know that one. And whatever the cult leader says,
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  the cult members, followers on social media, whatever, believe without question
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  and without asking for evidence. And so we've gone from an alternative media where great
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  swathes of it were looking for what's going on to now the cultists, the cult members,
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  looking to the cult leader, whoever it may be, there's loads of them,
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  to tell them what's going on and to tell them what to think.
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  Instead of saying here's some information, make up it what you will.
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  Check it out, do your own research.
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  And this breaking up, this separating of the alternative into these
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  cults and cult leaders is completely demolishing the search for
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  the search for greater and greater knowledge. Because the knowledge stops.
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  What does the cult leader tell me to think?
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  It's pathetic to behold, it really is. And there've been so many great philosophers
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  through the, through the years, through what we call centuries, thousands of years even,
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  who've seen through the nonsense. And one of them was the German philosopher
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  Arthur Schopenauer in the 18th and 19th centuries. And he coined this magnificent
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  phrase which captures what I'm saying here.
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  Quote, every man takes the limits of his own field of vision for the limits of the world.
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  So I've said over the years, one of the greatest forms of mind control
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  is to control the perception of possibility.
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  Religions, here's a story, you must believe it, don't go beyond it, or you're a blasphemer.
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  Here's, here's orthodox science, don't go beyond it, or you're a pseudo scientist.
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  All these prisons of the mind, prisons of perception of the possible.
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  And so when people come along and start talking about things that are way beyond
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  the perception of the possible, what happens? Gotcha. No, that's not possible,
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  that's ridiculous, you're mad, you are.
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  And that's captured in this quote, every man takes the limits of his own field of vision
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  for the limits of the world. And now, within the alternative media, we're seeing the cult leader
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  are dictating the limits of field of vision, and thus the limits of the world.
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  And Schopenhauer also said, the majority of men are not capable of thinking,
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  but only of believing, and are not accessible to reason, but only to authority.
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  What does authority say? What does AI say? Is this true, Grock? What does the cult leader say?
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  Tell me what to think. Oh, it must be true then, because the cult leader said,
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  the latter day, Jim Jones. And Schopenhauer said this too,
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  there is no opinion, however absurd, which men will not readily embrace as soon as they can be
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  brought to the conviction that it is generally adopted.
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  And that is how the few control the world. Today, we call it group think.
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  And if it doesn't stop, then the edge of the cliff is hurtling towards us.
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  So I was playing with a dog on the grass, and there were these big holes in the ground,
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  and I fell right into a hole and rolled my ankle. And I have torn ligaments in my wrist.
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  From about three and a half years ago, I shattered my wrist. And if I try to move my wrist back
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  or spread my hand open, I'm about a six or seven in the back of my hand pain.
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  And I went up to the Tesla room, and thankfully there was a little break in between sessions.
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  I've been super excited to try the testing machine for about a year now.
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  And Gabriel put the Tesla on my ankle. And as soon as the machine turned on,
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  I immediately felt this, it actually kind of hurt in the back of my wrist.
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  Within a couple hours, it felt completely normal again. I was totally back to walking normally,
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  no limping, there's no swelling. And after one session, that particular pain went down to zero.
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  Pain that I have that was kind of nagging is gone. It's pretty amazing.
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  And within a couple hours, it felt completely normal again.
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  Zero. Tingling at first, hurt at first, and then it dissipated and then went away.
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  And I think holding the bulbs for like 20 minutes really held my wrist a lot.
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  And I was totally back to walking normally, no limping, there's no swelling.