Davis Aurini - 20211001 The Placebo Effect

Oct. 4, 2021 - Davis Aurini

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20211001 The Placebo Effect

Big L and I discuss the Placebo Effect, and it's implications for humanity, for Cluster Bs, and different methods for punching demons in the face.

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	Hey, for you guys that weren't listening live, you missed the first two minutes.
	I'm doing a secondary audio recording as well as of the live stream, So that will be going up on the Spreaker account which I link to on my website.
	So you can usually find past copies of the live stream uploaded a couple of days after the Friday Night Live.
	But in fact, if you go there and check it out right now, the top of it is a 48 minute long narration of my recent Medium article.
	So the Medium article.
	I've been discussing this on and off.
	It is capture B or sorry, cluster B, capture collapse theory.
	Essentially about how Because cluster B's, They only use tools of evil, right like they, they rely upon fear intimidation, upon instilling neuroses into the subject.
	Now you take somebody, an inspirational leader, You know we'll say we have nothing to fear, but fear itself.
	Like we can overcome this.
	We can do this, people.
	He makes his people stronger, gives them the confidence he gives them the tools to build, he improves them.
	But when you have a cluster B in charge, all they do is bully and intimidate people.
	Right, whether it's cluster B's in advertising that will use fear of death and fear of social ostracization to convince you to buy a product.
	Right, you're you suck by this product, so you don't suck.
	Well, you wind up with a population that's increasingly neurotic, that has increasing mental problems.
	Like yeah, in the short term you sold a product, but everybody's worse off.
	You know you got the George Bush regime constantly harassing you with, oh, there's an orange terror level right now.
	What do you want me to do about that?
	You're just stressing me out now.
	HK says, hey, how do you see the posterity judging the current pro-vaxers in the future?
	Oh, I think in the very near future bad things are coming for them, right?
	That's one of the things.
	A little bit of good news everybody.
	Gladys Baragiklian has resigned as the new South Wales premier and will leave parliament after the state's anti-corruption watchdog revealed it was investigating whether she broke the law by failing to report the conduct of her ex-lover, the former WAKA WAKA mp Daryl Maguire now this woman.
	There have been other members of parliament alleging that Gladys has been accepting huge bribes from Moderna and Pfizer to push these vaccine mandates, to push these lockdowns.
	I want to see war crime tribunals for this or whatever.
	It is not a legal expert, but I want these people tried in the Hag and they still have the death penalty there.
	There's a a lot of people are dead because of the lockdowns and because of the vaccines.
	We don't really know how many keep in mind that if you get vaccinated and you die in the next two weeks you are counted as an unvaccinated death and the the bears reporting in the United States like what one in ten is being reported at most.
	Yeah, there's bad things coming for these people.
	Very, very bad.
	Like on the off chance that any politician is listening to it.
	Now is the time to come clean.
	Now is the time to expose the people behind this.
	Because, you know, if you don't, well!
	CRIMES AGAINST HUMANITY!
	Dreadad says, so, young working class guys are being shamed by the same machine that says we owe 28 trillion of debt.
	Oh yeah.
	Yep, just yesterday in Canada, we had, like, I don't, how many, like, it's like Gay Pride.
	Right?
	I thought Gay Pride was in June or something like that.
	Right?
	That's the Gay Pride month.
	But apparently we also have Gay Pride in September.
	Soon it's going to be 365 days a year of Gay Pride.
	Well, the other thing that's now a, you know, like multiple times a year is the Truth and Reconciliation Day, which is where you, white man, you sit down and listen while you are lectured to by some one-eighth Native American woman who makes $300,000 a year telling white people they're evil.
	Meanwhile, the federal government, who's the one that did the whole residential school program in the first place, like they try and pawn it off in the church.
	No, the church was administering it and they were doing as good of a job as they could.
	They were desperately underfunded by the federal government who made the program and who put the money for the program.
	Wasn't the church's idea.
	It was the federal government's.
	And they are still screwing over native communities.
	A lot of native communities, you can't get clean drinking water.
	It is 2021 and you can't get clean drinking water.
	And that's the federal government's responsibility.
	But instead of doing anything about that, they have a Truth and Reconciliation Day where they all get a day off.
	It is absolutely disgusting.
	It's insulting to both whites and to natives.
	Just to screw these people.
	It's not the average white person in Canada that screwed over Native people.
	It was the federal government.
	And in fact, it was Trudeau's own father, allegedly, who presided over residential schools.
	So how about, you know, how about we tie Trudeau to a post and allow natives to flog him?
	Hey, is that Big L?
	It's Big L!
	Alrighty!
	You're earlier than I was expecting.
	Glad to have you, brother.
	So grab yourself a drink.
	I'm just going to kind of keep going with where I've been going.
	So the article at Medium, as I said, it's about how the evil ones fail because all of their tools hurt people.
	They don't have tools to make people stronger.
	They only break people down.
	Ergo, their minions become incompetent.
	Now there's another aspect to this that I was watching some, oh goodness, what are they called?
	Cursed whiskey?
	Oh, um, drum rack.
	No worries!
	What was I saying?
	Yeah, it's watching uh Figures, do you know that that Kurs Wiesley gig the channel on YouTube?
	That sounds familiar.
	Yeah, they do, you know, I'm gonna, I got it right here.
	How do you pronounce this?
	Some weird, like, what's with Germans, man?
	Kurz Gesagden.
	Kurs Gesagt.
	Kursk Kurskesag.
	Yeah, I think Kurzgesakt.
	Yeah, what is that?
	What even is that?
	I don't know.
	What are you doing?
	What are you doing?
	Like, the only language worse than German is Polish.
	You know, it's like, let's see, we could use the Cyrillic alphabet, or we could just add 30 little danglies to the Latin alphabet.
	Yeah.
	Dutch is like German, but it sounds ugly.
	Oh, man, that's a.
	And German's not a pretty language either.
	Super pretty.
	I kind of think it's pretty.
	Anyway, I was watching a video of just binging on some of their videos.
	They do all these science type videos.
	Really good ones, by the way.
	Like, they're not lip shit Reddit science people.
	They actually do their research.
	They present both sides of the topic.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	They're not smug and condescending about pseudoscience, which is very appreciated.
	But they had a really good one on what I hate most is history of science, but they portray the scientific theories of lost evidence.
	Like, idiots.
	It was so stupid.
	Oh, yeah.
	It was so stupid.
	No, it was a smart theory.
	It was just wrong.
	Yeah.
	And you're not smart because you get to...
	You're not a fast runner because you read the news and see who won the Olympics yesterday.
	Yeah.
	But I hope...
	Homeopathy.
	They're discussing this.
	And one of the points they made is that the placebo effect.
	Yeah, finally get around to the title of the stream, folks.
	The placebo effect is real.
	Like, it's extremely real.
	To the point that it even works on animals.
	Oh, yeah.
	Like, my... I love my money. Yeah.
	Sometimes she's a bit silly.
	She gives the dogs homeopathic anti-nausea medication when they travel.
	Otherwise they puke in the back of the vehicle.
	Yeah.
	And it works.
	And lots of scientific studies have shown that, yeah, there is a placebo effect even with animals when you give them homeopathic treatment.
	How do you know it's placebo and not just actually working?
	Oh, it's placebo.
	I mean, because you just give them a sugar pill and it has the exact same effect.
	But that's the thing.
	Placebo is real.
	It's extremely real.
	And one of the things they were discussing, this is what got me thinking about this and the cluster B's and artificial intelligence.
	If you go to a homeopathic doctor, the first thing they do is they sit down with you and you have a 45-minute conversation.
	Yeah.
	Whereas if you go to a Western doctor, they call you a fucking asshole after making you sit on a bed.
	Stop wasting my time, that's all.
	Oh, God, I absolutely hate the medical.
	Here in Canada, they don't work for us.
	They work for the government.
	Yeah, thinking about the last time I went to the doctor, or I should say the first time I went to the doctor I've been using.
	And I forget what I asked, but I, you know, I did my research.
	And he had looked me straight in the eyes and said, are you a doctor?
	Have you studied medicine?
	God.
	And that's when you give him a bop on the nose?
	No, I said no.
	I've studied martial arts.
	Would you like me to demonstrate?
	Like, talk to me.
	Yeah, you know, it was more so me inviting him to talk to me, like might understand.
	Yeah, like you, this is in the the whatever UN Charter On Human Rights.
	Informed consent with medical decisions yeah, and so that's so.
	We have this whole like we're increasingly trying to automate everything right, and when you're talking about an Amazon warehouse with robots doing everything, that's fantastic.
	Nobody wants to carry boxes around all day.
	I mean maybe somebody.
	I mean there's a guy that masturbates to ceramic tiles, so maybe somebody wants to do that, but they're not a neurotypical.
	But the problem like it kills the human element and like I think that that's really one of the just the deeper problem, like the human element is so damned important.
	Yeah there's, I think AI could definitely help for things like lawyers and doctors, though.
	Oh absolutely, but but only if it's used as like a search engine.
	You know what I mean like an enhanced certain search engine.
	You say uh, I'm looking for case law or this specific thing instead of having, you know, keywords.
	Google already has something like this, but but if it was more intuitive?
	Right, actually more able to read the intuitions of humans man, but then, of course, there's always the corruptibility of it.
	That's the big problem, right?
	Well, the thing is, you want there needs to be a human administering things.
	Right, there needs to be a human taking responsibility for things and caring about, like we're not building a damn economy to keep the robots happy.
	Yeah, the robots are there to keep us happy and so, if you there, there's actually a lot of automation that could happen with medicine and that should be used to free up doctors.
	Yeah, like the doctor, like the doctor has this really powerful Ai.
	He's carving around with him so you can pay attention to clients.
	Yeah, and educate them.
	Yeah like, good good lord, if they were actually educating clients, because it's 90% of health problems I'm I'm sure are easily preventable.
	Yeah, instead of being a condescending prick that just says here, take this pill.
	Yeah, have a conversation, educate them about them.
	Like what is hypertension?
	I don't know what hypertension is not a doctor.
	Think of our favorite show House right, where House has that whiteboard.
	Imagine if any doctor could say here's a strange conglomeration of symptoms, and then the AI could be like maybe it's sarcosis.
	That would be fantastic.
	But you know, House is actually the exact opposite of how doctors would should be.
	Yeah like, House is a fucking asshole.
	And honestly, the amount of exploratory surgery they do.
	It's oh yeah, like it's com.
	No, that's how you kill people.
	Oh yeah, the ridiculous.
	Ridiculous in many ways, but it's an intainment.
	Oh yeah, I love the show.
	Yeah, but uh no, it's not how you're supposed to behave as a doctor.
	Yeah, and it's.
	I think that, like the, the placebo effect is connected.
	Like that's the, the human element.
	That's meaning yeah right, like the, the cluster bees use pain, like there's two.
	We as, as optimizers, are tethered between, above us is meaning, below us is pain.
	Yeah, and the cluster bees use nothing but pain to try and get their way.
	But they, they inflict injury constantly.
	Yeah, whereas when you inject meaning, pain is so much easier.
	Right, you say quicker easier faster, but not stronger.
	Yeah, you want an apple and an orange?
	You gotta think about it.
	Here's an apple.
	You don't take it, I'm gonna hit you yeah.
	Sadly, that's the attitude of a lot of these doctors.
	Oh, you're not going to take this vaccine?
	Then I guess we're going to shut down society.
	Scott, that wasn't even meant to be a, you know, alternative medicine versus vaccines metaphor, but yeah, it hit perfectly.
	Like, honest to God, if it's, I would rather alternative medicine that didn't work but had the placebo effect to well, that's the thing.
	When you unhole scheme of just do what we tell you and you're not allowed to know how it works because you're not a doctor, maybe they're right about this vaccine.
	But they won't be right about the next one.
	Like, if there's no oversight, if there's no responsibility to the patient, then eventually they're going to screw up.
	Yeah, I heard a funny joke the other day.
	It was that Nancy Pelosi, circa, whatever it was, 2018, you need to pass the bill in order to know what's in it.
	And now Dr. Fauci 2020, you need to take the injection with it before you get to know what's in it.
	I like that analogy.
	Good joke.
	Oh, boy.
	I think I've said this before on stream, but like the whole point of having a liberal democracy is that we discuss things before we make them laws.
	Because, like, I mean, I don't know, maybe it's just because I'm a Libra, right?
	I always see both sides of everything.
	But any time right-wingers start talking, like, one of my hard lines, like, basically my only hard line as a, you know, libertarian, conservative, red Tory, is abortion.
	Yeah.
	That is the only thing that I, no, no more abortion.
	Abortion needs to go.
	It's killing babies.
	That being said, it's an ectopic pregnancy.
	What if it's the baby's going to be...
	There are exceptions even to that rule.
	And so there's actually an argument to be had that, like, yeah, ban abortion past the 10th week.
	And don't have abortion clinics.
	Yeah.
	But leave the decision up to the mother and doctor.
	Because, you know, we're not there.
	Like, there's tough choices to be made.
	Right?
	And, like, having a bunch of guys sitting around in Parliament writing down what the correct answer to that choice is is probably not the best way to do it.
	So even there, I'm like, but again, get the human element as opposed to the mechanized element making these choices.
	Yeah.
	Let's check some of the comments.
	By the way, guys, I totally put a lot of work into that article.
	Please go read it.
	And subscribe to me on Medium if you have an account already.
	I think it's your best yet.
	Thank you.
	That means a lot.
	You've written some good stuff.
	Yeah, I'm kind of getting to the point where I think I might be able to start putting this stuff together into kind of books like C.S. Lewis did.
	Like, I think I'm getting, you know, not to brag, but I'm getting to like the C.S. Lewis stage where I'm my ideas are cohesive and wide enough that I can write something like Men Without Chests.
	So.
	Screw tape letters.
	Actually, screw tape letters with the one I read.
	I loved it.
	Oh, it's so good.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	And I remember having a girlfriend at the time, well, it was her favorite book, but she was like super liberal, and I was like, I don't know, understand how this is your favorite book.
	That's my most bond memory about the screw tape letters.
	Having read it and then found somebody else who read it and loved it and be like, I like you.
	I love that book.
	I don't know how these two go together.
	This is intriguing.
	Now I want to meet that woman.
	Let's see.
	So, comments.
	Oh, yeah, HK says, no, we're talking about, well, just in general, the controllers of our society shitting all over, you know, us.
	The white working class or middle class or whatever, whatever you want to call us.
	Poor.
	Yeah, the poors.
	It's not even white.
	It's the poor's.
	Right, it's anybody that's a productive member.
	And I was talking about the National Day of Reconciliation.
	It was on the radio the other day.
	It really ticked me off.
	Like, the federal government's doing nothing about getting them clean drinking water.
	But, oh, they'll go lash white people on the radio for a day.
	Yeah.
	Oh, yeah.
	Didn't Trudeau go to Tatino or some place tropical or something like that?
	I'm sure he did.
	Yeah, he went to a nice vacation.
	He went on a nice vacation.
	Yeah, there's a lot of sadism present in, like, screw you, working class.
	It is so frustrating.
	Like, I told you, I was talking to some people in Vancouver, and I had to unfollow her.
	Because, like, they just will not listen to reason.
	Like, these people don't have money.
	These people are being harmed by the lockdowns.
	But they think that by siding with the lock, it's a social signal.
	Look at me, I'm in the upper class because I support destroying the middle class.
	No, you're in the middle class.
	You support destroying yourself.
	Yeah.
	Idiots.
	Oh, don't forget all our beautiful new Haitians.
	Jeez.
	Yeah, that's what we need.
	Haitians somehow getting to Mexico and then sneaking through the Mexican border.
	Yeah.
	As the Z-Man was talking about that, that's getting to the point where it's, you know, when it was just Mexican laborers, it was, well, they're working hard.
	They're doing something that, you know, gives us cheap golf courses.
	And, you know, they kind of keep to themselves.
	They send money back home.
	They don't really want to stay here.
	Now we have everybody and their pet dog showing up.
	And it's like, well, wait a minute.
	Yeah.
	Oh, and they're still saying, let them in.
	Refugees, welcome.
	I saw this Twitter conversation.
	It was on 4chan.
	They screen capped it.
	Yeah.
	And it was just about global population.
	Yeah.
	And somebody that, you know, they have a liberal education said, nah, this is all bullshit.
	And the reply was, you know what, whites only make up 5% of the global population.
	Wait, what?
	That's not true.
	Holy shit, that's true.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, we're not the majority.
	We are the minority.
	You used to be 30 at one point, though, eh?
	Yeah.
	If whites don't declare themselves as an identity like others, our dignity, safety, and prosperity will be transferred onto the machine's new pleb.
	Yeah, yeah.
	The problem is, yeah, your average, you know, white advocate is an idiot running around in a plastic German army helmet that was manufactured in China.
	However, with us, like a lot of boomers are like, wait a minute, we're a minority now.
	Yeah, caught up, didn't it?
	Yeah.
	And that's going to cause people have, like, at that point you notice.
	Well, yeah, and like, even on the left.
	When we were growing up, the left were talking about the brain drain in foreign countries as well as wage suppression due to immigration.
	Yes.
	The left are allowed to talk about that now, as are the right.
	That was suppressed for 20 years.
	Maybe not that long.
	We're not that old.
	10 years at the very least, probably closer to 15.
	And it's becoming abundantly clear to everybody that the leaders...
	Oh, is that the paper shop?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	And this was before I had to go to the fancy mall to pick up the chain for my necklace.
	And I was saying to the guy there that it's like, I'm going to have an adventure because I'm not wearing the mask.
	And by the way, everybody was super friendly.
	Nobody said anything.
	I smiled at everybody.
	No issue.
	But, you know, I was kind of apprehensive going there.
	And the guy at the vapor shop said, I'm so sick of this neoliberal bullshit.
	Nice.
	Yeah, people are, like, it's neocons and neoliberals.
	I want liberals and conservatives.
	I want some hippy-dippy liberals that love everybody.
	And I want some conservatives that, you know, buy your own bootstraps.
	Not these invade the world and bite the world.
	Pricks that hate their own countrymen.
	Nothing wrong with a liberal, man.
	We need liberals.
	It's funny, though, like, that term neoliberal, I remember when I was started getting it prevalence, and I was thinking that I didn't like it, right?
	Because they say hay ekinesis of neoliberals.
	And, you know, they think slightly different than classical liberals.
	But, like, policies have a veneer of Hayekian philosophy without having the substance.
	So I guess the point I'm trying to make is at the same time, the neon left, they're like, oh, don't say neo-Marxist when it's postmodern because they're different.
	It's like, yeah, they're different, but they're used for the same.
	You know what I mean?
	Interesting point by Rindsy.
	That's right.
	Postmodernists are not necessarily neo-Marxists.
	Lindsay was pointing out the post-modernists are actually pretty inoffensive.
	Like, they're losers, but they're just...
	It's like Wizard Chan.
	Right?
	Like...
	You had PUA hate breeding guys like Elliot Rogers.
	And then you got Wizard Chan, where they're just sad sacks.
	Leave them alone.
	Yeah, I was actually watching.
	We're reading into it a bit.
	Oh, there's a word for it.
	I could find it, but the New York, something the New York cadre, something like that, who were the actual thought leaders that we think of as neoliberalism, that took Hayek and Mises, those ones, and then they basically are Lenin, are Trotskyites.
	Trotskyites usurped that movement for liberalism.
	So if you look back at Reagan, like that's neoliberal.
	Bush, the Bushes, that's the Trotskyite usurpation of the neoliberal movement.
	But when people talk about neoliberalism, I don't go, actually, actually...
	The problem with all these terms...
	Oh, so with the postmodernists, for example.
	So they are just, you know, huffing their own exhaust vapors.
	But the neo-Marxists, who are the active polluting wing of liberalism, are paying attention and saying, oh, that's an interesting smelling exhaust fume.
	Let's inject that.
	So there's cross-pollination with ideas.
	And ultimately, what's a label?
	But when people say neoliberal, they're essentially saying that the Democrat Party is not a liberal party.
	They pretend to be liberal for the sake of gaining power and crushing the people.
	And the conservatives pretend to be conservative for gaining power and crushing the people.
	And just, it's awesome to hear people saying this stuff.
	Well yeah yeah for that uh for the general you know if neoliberal becomes a slur in the general populace I don't care because that's what it means in the general imagination it's like Trotskyism basically.
	Yeah.
	So fine.
	I'm not going to pull off my spectacles and actually let's not abuse terms here.
	Because it's it's a behavior pattern that they're you're ultimately yeah.
	Like we're not complaining about we're not like various gold standards.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	No no.
	The issue is not what the world reserve currency should be.
	The issue is that you guys are trying to collapse the West so that you can digitally monitor everybody with your AI algorithms.
	That's the issue.
	So we can call it any damn thing you like.
	But we aren't.
	We're not even at the intellectual level right now.
	We're at Doctor Evil.
	You are Dr. Evil.
	Fuck you.
	Yeah.
	So let's see.
	Thank you, Turner and Hooch.
	You liked the article?
	Liberals lied.
	Abortion is no longer treated seriously.
	Yeah, it's...
	The fact that supposedly Catholic politicians are making abortion legal...
	Again, I'm not...
	Yeah, I...
	I think the government needs to stay the hell out of most things.
	Right?
	You see that little clip?
	I don't know who it's from exactly, but they're testifying.
	It might be the Church of Satan, I'm not sure, but talking about how abortion is an act of love.
	Oh, good lord.
	Really?
	Yeah, in reference to what's going on in Texas.
	They're like, we need to bring back the old laws.
	Abortion is an act of love.
	Oh, Satanists.
	Liberals who are pro-vax literally embody double-think.
	Yeah.
	I mean, it's just, they're not even liberals.
	Because there's a lot of liberals that are anti-MRNA.
	Yeah.
	Because I don't think, you know, I'm no doctor.
	I'm not going to say you shouldn't get the vaccine.
	I wouldn't get it.
	I see a lot.
	Oh, it's in Scotland right now.
	What was this?
	Mystery rise in heart attacks from blocked arteries.
	They're up 25% this year.
	What could have caused that?
	But yeah, it's like I'm not a medical doctor.
	This is the thing that I hate about.
	And you know what?
	Hey, if you're in an at-risk category.
	Now, like, I've, again, I've got major, major questions about this vaccine.
	I don't think anyone should take it.
	However, if you are 60 years old, there's a really good argument for you to get it.
	But below the age of 50, they're absolutely not.
	Makes no sense whatsoever.
	But the mandates.
	But that's what we're talking about.
	The mandates are what we're talking about.
	Mandatory vaccinations.
	All of this.
	Yeah, I love that fucking propaganda they put out about George Washington mandating inoculation in the Army.
	Good enough for George Washington, good enough for me.
	It's like, well, did he mandate it for the entire population?
	No.
	Even in the military today.
	At least the Canadian.
	I don't know.
	At least in the military 20 years ago when I was in.
	They didn't inoculate us against anything.
	Because I never got a chance to go overseas.
	Now, if I'd gone overseas, then they inoculate you.
	But because they're, like, first of all, vaccines are expensive.
	Yeah.
	And they do have negative side effects.
	Very, very rarely.
	The thing that's left out with the George Washington thing is that they were suffering attacks of what, malaria?
	Smallpox.
	Smallpox.
	So super deadly.
	But if you had smallpox and you survived, you didn't have to get inoculated again.
	Because they knew that that was redundant.
	You know?
	Oh, God.
	And again, these are soldiers in the field with very unclean conditions that are tightly camped.
	And yeah, you give up your liberties when you're in the military.
	One thing I'd like to know, off chance that anyone in the audience knows this, is what would happen under George Washington with the Army if you didn't want to get it.
	That's an interesting question.
	Because I don't think you would be.
	Maybe you were.
	By the way, Nomi, thank you very much for that lemon.
	Yeah, I can see you being let go, but at the same time, you're not going to be dishonorably discharged.
	Like, they're fighting Biden trying to do that, that's as far as I know.
	Yeah.
	And then we'll get into it.
	Yeah, he's trying to dishonorably discharge everybody.
	Yeah, can you imagine Washington doing that?
	By the way, again, I don't know how many viewers I well, I've got 25 right now.
	It's not bad.
	But if you're in the military, listen, dishonorable discharge really screws you up for the rest of your life.
	Oh, I can imagine.
	Do you think we are going to let this stand?
	Yeah.
	Like, it's just a piece of paper.
	Dishonorable discharge is a piece of paper.
	Give it a couple of years.
	Like, dude, we're all hurting economically right now.
	Give it a couple of years.
	We are going to get this overturned.
	And if we don't get this overturned, then dishonorable discharge just means going wasn't vaccinated.
	Right?
	Like, things will turn around to accommodate.
	It's sort of like now that they're saying everybody under the sun is a sex offender.
	Right?
	And so you see, we used to think sex offender meant you raped a kid.
	Yeah.
	Nowadays, that you patted a stewardess's butt.
	Which maybe you shouldn't have patting her butt was root.
	But yeah, it'll come around.
	And Turner, thank you for that lemon as well.
	So, so yeah, stick to your guns, folks.
	Stick to your guns.
	Make them firing.
	Make them make their lives a living hell.
	Like, they have to file the paperwork.
	They have to have meetings.
	They have to do all of this stuff.
	Like I was saying before, when I go to the store and I don't wear a mask, I'm a little bit apprehensive.
	But I know when I'm going to the store.
	So it's sort of like, you know, like you know you're about to get shocked.
	You can brace for it.
	It's the random shocks that really drive you nuts.
	So if you're the person at the store who's going to make trouble for other people not wearing masks, it's you're constantly like you're going to burn out very quickly.
	Unless you don't bother people.
	You know, there's a girl at the Cabela's or whatever walked in through that door.
	And, you know, she said, hi, enjoy your stay.
	I'm like, thank you very much and have a wonderful afternoon.
	So she's not stressed out because she's not being a vaccine Nazi.
	No, you have a really interesting idea for this stream, which I think is very cheerful.
	Oh.
	What if we win?
	Yeah.
	What was I saying?
	Well, I was saying it was very much an extreme hypothetical.
	Yeah, guys, we spend a lot of time thinking about the hypothetical, what if we lose a thousand-year techno-tyranny where we're enslaved, not even because it's productive to enslave people, but because they just want us to be miserable.
	Yeah.
	We talk about that all the time.
	What if we win?
	And the Nuremberg trials?
	Yeah, what if we get everything that we want?
	Let's imagine that world.
	So, first of all, like half of the politicians in the West are put on trial in Nuremberg.
	Yeah.
	And about maybe a quarter of those are publicly executed.
	Trudeau is publicly executed.
	Same thing with Biden and anybody that there's evidence that they conspired against their nations and committed treason, we hang them in public after a legal court process.
	I'm not advocating violence, my glow-in-the-darkies.
	Yeah, and like the glow-in-the-darkies also show up at those trials, and a lot of the glowies get executed too.
	Yeah.
	Not advocating, yeah, legal process.
	All legal above board.
	Not hanging off a lamppost.
	Yeah.
	Prove that they knowingly caused harm to the population and committed treason, right?
	Right, so like probably only like one out of ten we can convict for that.
	Yeah.
	Right, but anybody else that like there's a lot of people that aren't actively committing treason, but they are betraying their oaths.
	Yeah.
	Like yeah, like we were inspired by this article that's going around about all the Nuremberg trials that I mean I didn't bet it, but it sounds I've heard about that process, but it's ongoing.
	Yeah.
	I haven't followed it because I'm not a lawyer.
	Well, I'll know what any of this means.
	I haven't said the Hitter-Nurenberg trials, but I know that, you know, just following along your orders is not an excuse.
	Yes, they actually nailed that into our heads during my military time.
	If you're given an illegal order, do not follow it.
	Like if you're told to execute a prisoner, for example, if you do that, we will also prosecute you.
	And it was like extremely strict.
	Right?
	Because no, we are not the bad guys.
	And we are not going to be the bad guys.
	And then the conditions for the trial, there was like ten of them and our leaders violated them all.
	Which things like you can't give.
	Well, of course you can't.
	Actually, you know what?
	My mom just sent the article to me.
	Oh, okay.
	My mom is woke as fuck.
	So we can just summarize them.
	Well, yeah, let me find it.
	Oh, there's a lovely poster of the UN guy.
	I think I've sent that to you.
	It's a poster with concentric circles and your score on it with a UN peacekeeper at the center.
	Oh, God.
	But yeah, before we get more Doomkilled or with the UN.
	But yeah, one thing I'm thinking about is they're trying to bankrupt us too at the same time.
	And like, what if there's white hats and their plan is take all these fucking trillionaire Billy Nerd bastards, take their money.
	Oh, this is a different one she sent me.
	Okay.
	So what is this?
	29th of September 2021.
	Investigating the prosecuting of those individuals responsible for crimes against humanity.
	International Criminal Court, Office of the Prosecutor, in the Netherlands.
	What is this?
	Email to.
	Dear International Criminal Court and Prosecutor, following signatory submit to the International Criminal Court and the Office of the Prosecutor this letter in support of one, the joint request for investigation from the United Kingdom submitted by attorneys Main and McCalum, Slovakia submitted by attorneys this, France submitted by attorneys, and the Czech Republic submitted by attorneys on 12th of August.
	Sworn affidavits of doctors, PhDs, Fleming, Montagnier, McCairn.
	Okay, it's a legal document.
	We call upon the ICC and the Office of the Prosecutor of the ICC and the United Nations Liaison Office of the ICC to forthwith accept the joint request for investigation, the sworn affidavits, the Nazi concentration camp survivors letter of support and supporting documents and materials and to begin the investigation and criminal prosecution of those individuals identified in these submitted documents and those individuals identified in the interrog interrogatories, depositions,
	and investigation of those so identified.
	Richard Fleming, PhD, MDJD.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, these guys are in the works, but I'm trying to pick.
	I've been following these guys like there's I don't know the details guys, but there's a lot of there's a lot of cool names and there's a lot of names that need to be hanging in the Netherlands.
	Yeah.
	Things like, you know, of course forcing somebody or coercing somebody to get a medicine.
	Skipping animal trials, going straight to human trials is a violation.
	Another violation is refusing alternative treatments.
	You know, like, you just go down the line.
	I can't remember all 10, but just go down the line.
	It's like, yep, check, check, check, check, check.
	But yeah, one thing with the Nerbing trials is the media was put on trial, as well as drug companies.
	And people were just asking about that.
	journalists on trial, because the journalists have they are in violation of their oaths, okay?
	I'm not saying that every journalist is taking money from Bill Gates.
	I don't believe that's what's happening.
	But they are...
	But Bezos owns a lot of media.
	What if Bezos gets fucked?
	Take all this personal wealth.
	I was saying Davis, I don't think they could take Amazon because he doesn't have chairman anymore.
	Maybe they could take a fine, though.
	Well, let's just pretend he is for simplicity.
	Because Amazon's a great social technology.
	Keep Amazon, but nationalize it.
	It's now the post office.
	Right?
	And so all that extra money Amazon makes, instead of buying Bezos more rent boys down in the Caribbean, it's used to build roads.
	And people are allowed to take piss breaks.
	Yeah, but imagine that if the government, it would have to global, though.
	That's the interesting thing.
	So I'm sure that the money would be spread around.
	Not just America, right?
	Oh, hell, build wells in Africa with it.
	I don't care.
	Just don't give it to Bezos.
	Yeah, but Bezos, you can have Bezos.
	Bezos.
	Whatever.
	I think you're pronouncing it correctly.
	Carlos Slam.
	Like, who else in the big names?
	Just in the media.
	Anyway, Gates.
	Is Gates in the media?
	The owner.
	Oh, is he own the media, you mean?
	That own the media own the media.
	So, yeah, maybe, maybe take part of Twitter, Facebook.
	Well, and we've already, before all this COVID stuff started, we saw that the European Union was actually taking moves against Facebook for censorship.
	Because guess what?
	Guess what, assholes?
	It's freedom of speech.
	It's one of our values as Europeans.
	They have an interesting question there about shareholders, Jacob.
	Those tanks would, of course, go to zero.
	But also, I don't fucking care.
	Fuck the shareholders.
	Yeah.
	Like, I'm, when all of the, you know, Fannie Mae Freddie Mac, all of the golden parachutes were the guys that screwed up the economy back in 2008.
	Yeah.
	Like, I'm not saying eat the rich like some sort of angry college socialist.
	Yeah.
	I'm saying like you bastards are not doing your job.
	Yeah.
	You're being tricky and making sure that you get a payout when you screw the whole economy.
	Yeah.
	Fuck them.
	And I don't want to say nationalize these people.
	That's just transferring power to the government.
	But what if Google algorithms were made public domain?
	All of Pfizer's patents are public domain.
	Think about how cheap healthcare would be, if all advisor and AstraZeneca is at our, what is it?
	I'm forgetting all the other names there.
	You know, I want to return back to open internet.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	The whole open information thing is a crucial foundation of the internet.
	And it's actually happened in the past, right?
	Bayer.
	Bayer was a German company, and they were accused after World War II of using experiments on Jews or using them as slave labor, I forget, but it was a crime experience.
	Bullshit!
	Yeah, bullshit that.
	It's like when you accidentally break a bylaw that you don't know exists.
	Like, no, don't experiment on people.
	Assholes!
	Tell the patient what medicine they're getting.
	Yeah, and I'm fuzzy on what happened, but basically Bayer got fucked.
	Basically, all of their assets were stripped, and they were basically a shell of corporation.
	And I think the name got bought, but it was like, you know, fraction of the price.
	They were hollowed out.
	So all of these companies, all the biggest companies in the world, would be hollowed out.
	And their wealth would be confiscated.
	And we're going to have so much debt, but I...
	Pay off the national debt with these companies.
	Pay off the national debt.
	I don't believe these companies are actually doing all that much that's useful.
	Like all the useful stuff, like take Unilever, for example.
	What, you're telling me that we couldn't break that into 500 different companies?
	Yeah.
	And then seize all the Unilever assets.
	You know, like leave the like Gillette can keep selling razors to cucks.
	But like break these things down.
	The production will be fine.
	There's demand for deodorant.
	Somebody will produce deodorant.
	And then I'm saying, you know, China collapsed.
	China is on the verge of collapse.
	Oh, China is a big asshole.
	Yeah, Taiwan.
	I've heard China analysts talk about how there's this debt.
	And again, we're forgetting the details, but it was well over a trillion dollars that is owed to America, but it's ambiguous who owns the debt, Taiwan or China?
	Who owns China?
	So there's all this politicking between China and Taiwan has to have a lot of things.
	Or Hong Kong or?
	No, Taiwan.
	Taiwan, okay.
	Taiwan, yeah.
	I always get those countries mixed up anyway.
	Well, wait, I better apologize in Chinese.
	I just called Hong Kong a country.
	Yeah, or Taiwan.
	Better tearfully apologize.
	Oh, wait, I don't have Chinese overlords, and I don't give a shit.
	Yeah, well, China plays this game where they're like, we don't owe that money.
	That's Taiwan's money.
	And they're like, well, that money is owed by the official government of China.
	Who's the official governor of China?
	Oh, no, no, no, that was made by Taiwan before we took over.
	Like, no, but anyway, people talk about how America owes so much money to China, which is true, but they actually owe more from previous debts accruing interest that are ambiguously owned by an entity.
	I want to read a comment from HK that I think is just bang on.
	Most people want to be slaves, but slave societies always fail.
	You are so, that is absolutely brilliant.
	And part of the issue, like we have with the Provaxers, is they just want to be slaves.
	They just want to go along.
	They don't want to see the man behind the curtain.
	And it's like, no, if you do that, your society falls.
	It collapses.
	It falls apart.
	Slavery is not a productive economic system.
	It rots the society that has it.
	I mean, I don't know.
	I'm sure there's, you know, go looking.
	There's a historian that wrote that the fall of the Roman Empire was because of slavery.
	Yeah.
	Well, I like the idea of its infantilization, right?
	Slavery is synonymous with infantilization.
	And if you have children, you have to manage your children.
	And I mean, the techno-communists want the AI to do that.
	But you know, children, they dream, but they don't do.
	Yeah.
	They don't.
	Actually, I would say actually to break with the analogy of children is that.
	By the way, do you know the latest thing they're talking about?
	Like the radical left, their new war?
	Yeah.
	Bedtimes.
	I am dead.
	I heard something about it.
	Short Fatted Doctor just did a video on this.
	And guys, just go watch Short Fatted Doctor's video.
	It's like literally they're angry about bedtimes.
	They're going to have communes where they have the tent for drug addicts and then the bedtime free children right next door to the drug addicts.
	it's like these people and these people are like it's like I'm angry because my parents gave me $100,000 yeah these are the people that want to get rid of bedtime.
	They aren't infantilized and they're trying to like they want a robot nanny.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, and you know what?
	Bedtimes are good.
	They are.
	I mean, like, I should have gone to bed before 4 a.m. last night.
	People ask me why my baby is so happy all the time.
	Because you get it to bed on damn time.
	Yeah.
	Structured bedtimes.
	Like, people crave structure.
	I guess.
	Yeah.
	That's actually, honestly, one of the most fun parts of the army is that, is the structure.
	Like, the, like, it's, like, it's an intimidating, imposing structure.
	Yeah.
	But, like, once you get past all the steel beams, inside the steel beams, there's lots of freedom.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	It's like extreme structure, extreme freedom.
	So it's...
	You have a lot of fun because of it.
	Yeah.
	Having no structure is boring.
	Yeah, well, working on the rigs, I do like the structure, even though I'm naturally a night owl.
	Oh, and rigs.
	It's the army and rigs.
	It's almost maybe slightly more yelling in the army.
	Yeah, you get up, you work, everybody's there, they are all on the same schedule.
	You go home, have a couple laughs, and then before you know it, everybody wants to go to bed.
	No, yeah.
	You can't stay up if you want.
	You're an adult, but you don't want to.
	You're tired.
	You worked all day.
	Yeah.
	They're saying that, like, they were arguing that bedtimes were invented by capitalism and before capitalism we didn't have, yeah, we didn't have bedtimes because we went to bed when the sun went down.
	Yeah.
	For fuck's sake.
	Well, the sun is capitalist, too, isn't it?
	I hate that word so much, capitalism.
	Yeah, the whole placebo effect, the human in control, this kind of connects to what HK was saying.
	Like, no, I don't want systems that manage people.
	I want people leading people.
	Like, you want a doctor that's going to tell you about all your options and help you understand them and whatever.
	And make you make the decision.
	I don't want the doctor to make the decision for me.
	I want to be made, I want to be empowered to the point that I can make decisions for myself.
	Oh, yeah.
	I don't want to be a slave.
	I want to be a self-owner.
	Yeah, yeah.
	I was looking over the notes of the discussion about the ideal world.
	All the, forget about all the Corporations in China that are part of the government.
	Liquidate those.
	Yes!
	Yes!
	Use that to pay the debt owed to America.
	And then at the same time, Taiwan can be the official government of China.
	Beautiful.
	It would be beautiful.
	And keep Hong Kong free.
	Yeah.
	And I mean, we don't talk about that enough about the ideal situation.
	And likely the future is going to be somewhere in between.
	Yes.
	I don't think we're.
	Hopefully we don't have the hellish cyber communism, global cyber communism where everybody's a slave.
	Sadly, that seems more probable than the ideal thing we're talking about.
	But you know, it's also.
	They've captured a lot of our institutions.
	And this is, I mean, like, you and I, from the youngest of ages, were very, very principled about things.
	Saying, like, not being rural Nazis about things, but principled about things.
	Like, you shouldn't cheat on tests, and you should, you know, fair days pay for a fair day's work.
	And if you have a code of ethics, follow the damn thing.
	We were the exceptions.
	I remember in my 20s repeatedly being blown away how ethically sloppy people were.
	Not that they were being actively evil, they were just being sloppy with their ethics.
	Like, ah, fuck it this time.
	Who cares?
	We'll cut a corner.
	Who cares?
	And that I don't know when this started.
	I started noticing it in my 20s.
	Well, even the 90s, there's a lot of this.
	So at least 20 years of your average person being ethically sloppy allowed these monsters to take over society.
	It's the people being ethically sloppy, they're the ones that want to be slaves, because then they're not responsible for anything.
	No, no, you're responsible for everything.
	There's another aspect of Christianity.
	were talking about how, and I forgot to put this in the article, I might write a, I think I'm going to write a short follow-up to my article, giving precise examples, but, like, you were talking about how the humility in Christianity was a major bulwark against narcissist takeover.
	Yeah.
	And we've forgotten that.
	Everybody's a techno-narcissist on Facebook these days.
	But there's also the emphasis on extreme individual responsibility with Christianity.
	Yeah.
	Which is like, no, you don't get to be a moral slave.
	You're responsible for what you do.
	Yeah, and I think that's why I bristle up the idea of identity politics and how white people need to have identity politics.
	We need to love ourselves and recognize ourselves, but identity politics, I think Peterson is very, very right in his critiques of this.
	Yeah.
	But I guess there's a difference between racial consciousness and identity politics, right?
	Yeah, and that's the distinction.
	And listen, there's guys I really love that are promoting, you know, like racial, ethnic, cultural self-awareness.
	Like, know your culture and embody the virtues of your culture and contribute to that culture.
	Build it.
	Make it even better.
	And that's what we need.
	But they slag on Peterson because he's specifically attacking identity politics.
	Which identity politics is where you subsume yourself into your race.
	So we see this, Neil Marxists, with a false consciousness.
	If you are a Native American, we're doing Day of Reconciliation.
	You're Native American, then you aren't allowed to have white opinions.
	Yeah, it's actually throwing the baby at Bathwater, right, talking about how we need to adopt identity politics, because what is an identity?
	When we think of the white identity, it's really been co-opted by the radical left as the white oppressor, right?
	So when I say like a racial consciousness, it's like, no, one race amongst others, and you're an individual responsible for yourself within that.
	I don't know if that's adding anything to the conversation.
	No, I'm with you on that.
	They've poisoned the damn language.
	Yeah.
	The whole thing.
	What else are you talking about?
	Okay, what if all the vaxed are infertile?
	Oh, yeah.
	So we, there's, if you look, there's, somebody actually did it on education level, probability of being vaxxed.
	Blue collars and high IQ people unvaxxed.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	I was saying that my midwits.
	If you're a dimwit, you trust your gut.
	If you're a bullwit, you trust your research.
	If you're a midwit, you trust the experts.
	Trust authority.
	And it's the midwits that are getting vaccinated more than any else.
	And who's the least productive member of society?
	It's the midwit.
	Like the managerial class.
	Yeah.
	It's like we don't need managers.
	They're not a cynical class.
	They are parasites.
	They're really more than the, well, I don't know, more than the Ultra Elite, but... I honestly think the Ultra Elite are mostly midwits.
	Yeah.
	Like, they're just, they're really backstabby.
	Like, if you get, occasionally you get a George Soros that is super intelligent and stupidly evil.
	But generally, smart people have better shit to do than stab monkeys in the back.
	Whereas Biden, his whole life, is like, how do I screw people over for no reason?
	How do I get my 10%?
	Yeah.
	Like, you know what?
	evil smart guy is going to be more like house where the doctor house where he's he doesn't actually like other people but he finds projects for himself yeah But yeah, it's the Midwits.
	So imagine, good lord, the Midwits, okay, I noticed this in the military.
	Part of the reason I got out is because the midwits, they're just smart enough to take over key nodes of the institution, but not smart enough to actually win in civilian life.
	They network, man.
	They network with each other.
	And if they find out you're, if you're stupid, they just keep you under their thumb.
	If you're smart, they find out and start trying to screw you over.
	So I had like two or three midwits that they somehow they got a hold of my IQ score on the the entrance exam which should be illegal and decided to make my life absolute hell.
	So I got out of the army because of that.
	It's like I've been basically been in seven years and it's going to take me like with what like the whole high school politics.
	It's going to take me two or three years to rebuild my reputation and or I could leave the army.
	Fuck it.
	I'm leaving the army.
	And so those are the people getting the vaccine.
	Yeah and you know heaven forbid that they all die.
	Hopefully not.
	I really hope.
	Let's just say they're infertile.
	Let's say they're infertile and mildly crippled so that they we can take over their jobs.
	Like, we can do their job in about 15 minutes, half an hour a day, and the rest of the time we're getting paid to sit at a desk and read books.
	Yeah, so the economic impact is not going to be.
	If all the midwives left this earth, then the economic impact wouldn't be as bad as you would think.
	It just struck me that this is.
	This is what Douglas Adams was writing about in Hitchhiker's Guide.
	Where they took the alien.
	They were going to go colonize a planet, right?
	And it was going to have like they had, I think they had like three ships.
	I'm kind of bastardizing it.
	It's been a long time since I read it.
	But they had three ships.
	One of them was going to have all the blue-collar workers.
	One of them was going to have all the scientists and engineers and doctors.
	But to get things started, we need the most important people first.
	So they sent all the middle managers and all the accountants.
	And then they didn't send the other two ships.
	I'm just going to fuck off the planet.
	Go away.
	We don't like you.
	We don't need you.
	Oh, and the real joke was that second ship?
	Yeah.
	They colonized Earth, and that's where the human species comes from.
	Oh, shit.
	That's good.
	Oh, geez.
	It didn't.
	I don't.
	He wrote this in the 70s or something, before the half-wit, mid-whit.
	That's the meme.
	It's the meme right there.
	It's good.
	Nihil Novi, Soup Sola.
	Well, the yeah, it's funny too, because I just read that article you sent me about Dune.
	I was about to bring up Dune.
	Yeah.
	Go ahead.
	Oh, he's just talking about how our world parallels that of Paula.
	I think without saying it, he's saying maybe Trump or some Trump-like person.
	Actually, he was saying himself was Paul Atreides, who can't see the future because something awful is going to happen.
	And he frees the Fremen, and the Fremen have a jihad where they just destroy all of the corrupt ruling class.
	Yeah, the setting, the setup for Doom.
	The Harkonnens are explicitly evil, but really the entire ruling establishment, all the royal families, the emperor, they're all just running around, stabbing one another in the back.
	They're not running things.
	Yeah, and it's interesting.
	The Shadow Car being the Davos elite.
	The elite warriors that live on sacrifice.
	It was very blackfilled without being super conspiratorial.
	But then he was saying that the Harkonnen were profit-driven.
	So, basically, the large corporations, right?
	Yeah, they're gluttons, they're greed.
	It's like American Burger Nation, like the fat guy in the scooter, give me a burger.
	Yeah, and they're not as evil as the Shadukar.
	But they are, and they basically accept the way the world is.
	They're just a bunch of fat sex perverts.
	Yeah, the Harkonnen are basically America.
	And the Fremen being the underclass.
	And how basically saying that the Shadukar are oppressing that underclass.
	They think that they're underclass.
	The Fremen are just 10,000 strong, but really they're 10 million strong or something like that.
	And that, I swear to God, man, that's us.
	Right?
	Like, they think the Fremen are just these dirty, stupid desert people.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	Like, it starts off, like, when you first run into the Fremen, they're just like these smelly desert people.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	They walk around drinking their own piss, man.
	They're gross.
	Yeah.
	But then you actually meet the Fremen.
	Yeah.
	And it's like, no, extremely, like now it's a brutal society, you know, fights the death over things.
	But it's a very social, like, their social technology is extremely heavy.
	Talk about how the Fremen, like, they all know where there's these vast water caches.
	And yet no Fremen would steal that water to save their own life.
	So this is, that's a very advanced culture.
	Like, what culture essentially is?
	Honor culture, right?
	Like, where is the honor of the Harkonnen?
	It's not.
	It's all about power.
	It's all about power and control.
	Well, and you have to have the control because you have no culture.
	Culture is about coordination without communication.
	Right?
	Like, driving on the right side of the street.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	It's just assumed that you go on the right side of the street.
	Which, imagine if we didn't have that law and how crazy driving would be.
	How inefficient it would be.
	Wait, what are you talking about in India here?
	India's not that bad.
	It's kind of a cool place.
	And my respect for India has grown very much since Biden took charge.
	Yeah, I know.
	You know, we all like to make fun of India.
	But seriously, I think India, like people were making fun of Indians for claiming world superpower 2030.
	No, I think we're going to have that.
	Well, I think if we have the good future, it will be America and India will be the world superpowers.
	I would like them.
	That are working together and friendly, not antagonistic.
	That's my working in parallel to one another.
	Like you're Russia, too.
	Yeah.
	Russia's got a lot of problems.
	Putin's evil as shit, though.
	He is.
	We like Putin because he's lawful evil, and that's a vast improvement over neutral and chaotic, which is what we get here.
	Would he be lawful evil?
	Maybe.
	Would that be an alignment?
	Oh, I think so.
	Here's the thing.
	You can trust.
	He's like Darth Vader, man.
	You're useful to him.
	Yeah.
	You're useful to him.
	Yeah, you keep being useful.
	Here, if you are constructive and a good member of society, chaotic, evil Canadian government comes and destroys you.
	I'm not very strictly versed with the alignments.
	Maddie says India just needs plumbing and they will be good.
	And she is Indian, so she gets to say that.
	Take the poo to the loo.
	Stop turning toilets into religious shrines.
	So I mean, like, yeah, we like to make fun of India, but they've got a lot of stuff going for them.
	Oh yeah, you know, that's, as far as people, countries I'm rooting for is Indian one of them.
	Mm-hmm.
	Yeah.
	Japan.
	Yeah, Japan, I like Japan.
	Of course, yeah, but big power.
	You know, they've got a lot of potential.
	Potential Japan is kind of pepped out, unfortunately.
	Yeah, they're really just a bigger Hong Kong.
	Yeah.
	With weirder hentai.
	What is the word?
	Like, they are a mature economy.
	Their power can't grow much more, I don't think.
	I mean, like, I don't know.
	I've never been to the country.
	Not that issue.
	I'd love if Japan was a bigger country and had more power.
	That'd be alright.
	I love Roman One Punch Man.
	It's said in Japan, but Japan's the only country.
	Yeah.
	It's like a world-sized country.
	That's racist.
	And yeah, the BRICS, think of the Bricks Nations.
	I remember when we were growing up, that was like, ooh, together they form a superpower.
	But like, they're not cooperating at all.
	So it's Brazil, Russia, India, China, and what's the K?
	Is it Korea?
	I don't know.
	First I've heard of this.
	You know, you ever heard of BRICS?
	No.
	Well, maybe I did.
	I'm like, I don't care about bricks.
	I'm not a bricklayer.
	Yeah, I think the kind of narrative was that these are the countries on the go and they're going to together supplant America.
	Because it's always about who's going to supplant America, because fuck America.
	No, I want to see a polycentric globe.
	You know what I mean.
	I want to see multiple regional powers.
	I don't like this Pax Americana.
	Well, I don't know.
	I fully agree.
	I think that they need a hegemonic power to have peace to enforce peace.
	That's why World America Team Police was actually a good idea, you know?
	If America has the morals, you know, the country that has moral superiority, also having a military superiority, is a very good thing in the world.
	That would be great, except we don't have that.
	Yeah, that's becoming clear these days.
	Unfortunately.
	are not the good guys.
	Yeah, I was...
	Remind me, I want to get to the conspiracy documentary.
	But to go back to Dune, Mentats.
	So when I first, like, good Lord Herbert was forward-looking.
	Because when I first read Dune, and we, he wrote, he wrote Dune in the 60s, 70s.
	And I was reading it in the late 90s.
	And so we had computers at this point.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	Didn't really have the internet at that point.
	We had like, you know, bulletin boards and whatnot.
	But I didn't have the internet anyway.
	Now, one of the big things in Dune, one of the big preconceptions of the world is that there was a bootlearian, I can't pronounce it, jihad against the thinking machines.
	Because man became enslaved to his thinking machines.
	And so although they have very complex electronics in the Dune world, there's no computers.
	And so instead of computers, we have mentex.
	People that are highly trained in rapid logical deduction.
	And they take amphetamines all the time to crank their brains up so they're super logical.
	And it was really kind of like a weird little thing.
	That it's not really brought up.
	At least I only read the first three books.
	I should sit down and reread it.
	Well, it's in the movie.
	A lot.
	Mentats.
	Well, I mean, the why.
	Like, the whole, like, the first movie, the first book, could easily happen with Star Trek technology.
	Computer, find me this book.
	He could have had computers in it.
	Yeah.
	Why did he remove computers?
	Well, I think we're seeing that.
	And that's to go to what I'm saying about the placebo effect, about having a person responsible, a person in charge.
	It's computers should be aiding people, not replacing people.
	Because when you replace people, you just get the mechanized destructive system.
	And to go back to the homeopathy, the fact that the homeopath actually sits down and listens to you and pays attention, like, number one, right there, that does a lot to improve your health.
	Number two, like, yeah, they're going to give you some stupid homeopathic fake drug that doesn't do anything.
	But they might also give you some really good advice.
	Have you tried adding some zinc to your diet?
	Eat a banana every day.
	Like maybe your problem, like they give you the stupid medicine, but they also tell you to eat a damn banana and your problem goes away because of that.
	Whereas the the doctor is like, you have hypertension, take this pill.
	Well, why does the guy have hypertension?
	Maybe you should figure out the cause of all this.
	It's like it, remember that Simpsons where their foundation is screwed up and the plumber's like, well, it's because you didn't have a five-cent washer.
	And then Homer's like, get off our lines.
	You know, I got some in the back.
	You could just have one.
	Marge, get the gun.
	Five-cent washer.
	Eat a banana every day.
	And it's the mechanized system.
	without a human agent, without a mentat in charge of it, is going to miss those.
	It's like this city's very efficient, even though people are committing suicide every damn day.
	Or it's like the dinosaurs on Jurassic Park.
	Yes, we have all the dinosaurs accounted for.
	What if you count for more than 90 dinosaurs?
	Oh shit, there's more than 90 dinosaurs.
	We told him to stop counting at 90.
	Yeah.
	HK says, live free or die.
	Yeah.
	You know what?
	I love that saying so much more these days because what is life without freedom?
	It's slavery, so why live?
	I mean, like, the algorithm Like, these people, they just constantly want to eat algorithm They're There's times the algorithm's good.
	But just imagine being one of those being a soy jack living in a pod.
	And it's like now you don't even purchase your own stuff.
	Now the algorithm automatically just selects what it's going to purchase for you.
	It's like, oh, new boots arrive.
	Don't weigh my new boots.
	Watch this on Netflix.
	Okay.
	And just being this passive little amoeba that the algorithm tells you what to do constantly.
	What the hell is that?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	And I think that's why you have the lying down, lying flat phenomenon in China.
	What's this?
	You know what this.
	Yeah, I don't know.
	You're wanting me to explain it?
	Because, like, we've talked about it before, haven't we?
	Maybe.
	I do drink a lot.
	It's a movement in China where it's basically like, well, we've got to work 80 hours a week for subsistence living.
	We could have children like the Chinese government wants us to do, but then we're going to have more burdens.
	Why do we want to be slaves?
	Why not just take your subsistence living, live it up on the weekends, don't appropriate, you lie flat.
	You do the bare minimum.
	Oh, it's MGTOW.
	It's basically Chinese MGTOW.
	Yeah, pretty much.
	Except it doesn't have the women suck aspect, but they don't have feminism there.
	Well, I mean, even MGTOW isn't.
	It's not supposed to be about women's sockets that don't get with sucky women it is but well I think Except for old women, because I think in practice, a lot of the people in MGTOW movement are like women, yeah.
	It's been largely hijacked, although Think Before You Sleep has a really good channel.
	Yeah.
	So it's really, they're suppressing it like crazy.
	Yeah.
	They want more people, but they won't give them incentives to have more people.
	Jeez, I wonder what they should do.
	Yeah.
	Oh, maybe stop screwing over your citizens.
	Yeah, and I'm thinking about the visual metaphor of it.
	There's like a leak that's laying down, having a good time.
	The metaphor being that the leak that's laying flat doesn't get harvested.
	So it's like, oh yeah, you could work fucking hard like Jack Ma, and then the government can just fuck you.
	So lay flat, also it's also kind of camouflage too, right?
	You're just you're just doing your bare minimum.
	Oh, I'm not a big producer, but I do produce.
	But if you think about that in a long time, on a large scale, if all the leaks are lying flat, it's going to be hard to get any production out of the whole society, right?
	By the way, let's uh distribute rewards here to all the great commenters.
	30 seconds, it'll say like it I think it rolls dice.
	The more comments you post, the more likely you are to get a reward.
	I don't think I talked about this on screen about I watched a you know, we have so many s stats in the world, and it's like, are they especially from China?
	You've got to fucking question them.
	So one half China analyst was saying that the actual birth rate in China is 1.2.
	Per cup per woman.
	Yeah, per woman.
	1.2.
	That puts us to shame.
	Yeah.
	Hey, and we got Soilenial and Maddie and Fox 70 got some lemons deposited.
	Thank you very much, guys!
	And that's 1.2 per woman.
	That's like half the population's gone in a generation.
	Yeah, with an extremely aging population.
	Like, their demographics are worse.
	I think they're probably the worst in the world.
	If that's true, they are the worst in the world.
	And they're facing this pop.
	Another interesting thing about population, like, so Russia too is very poor with the population.
	And all of these countries in the world have a, right now, have a large population of young men of military age that have nothing better to do.
	Well, I wasn't going to say that.
	The government is seeing this population bomb.
	Okay, to use Ehrlich, Paul Ehrlich, saying there's going to be a population bomb that will cause mass starvation.
	Like, no, it's actually the opposite.
	The population bomb is we've got this large mass of young men that won't be replaced, that are military trained.
	You put all this money into them.
	You've got an asset there.
	What are you going to do with them?
	Because they're not going to be replaced.
	Why not use them?
	That's the real population bomb.
	And that's where we are right now.
	In the entire world.
	Every country, it's like a Mexican standoff.
	Like, are we going to let our military die?
	The thing is, like, whereas I would think only in India do they have a good birth rate, they have a good population triangle.
	Where they don't have to have a war.
	Or, I mean, no country has to have a war, but they don't have that incentive where it's like, well, we're really powerful right now, but that's going to wane.
	India?
	Not so much.
	They can wait it out, and if they have to have a protracted war, well, they've got a lot of population coming up in their stead.
	So, good on them, even though they're shitting in the street.
	Well, I'm really thankful that the government of India, the Indian people, seem to be very much pro-freedom.
	More so than fucking the West that burst, utterly pathetic how many people are just willing to sell out their their their birthright for some damn Netflix.
	Yeah, $100 for a shot.
	It's I swear to God it's all childless women.
	40-year-old childless women are just so toxic to a society.
	They never grow up.
	Everything is just vainglorious signaling.
	And hasn't the prominence of India in the mainstream media waned in the last couple years?
	As being like the next superpower?
	Yeah, I haven't heard that in a while.
	I wonder if it's because it used to be a joke, but now it's like, ah, that's a little bit too close to home.
	Yeah, probably.
	Something like that.
	Yeah, I don't know if the population placement is like in Brazil.
	It might be okay.
	No idea.
	No idea what's going on in Brazil.
	Don't they speak like the shitty version of Spanish, Portuguese?
	I think so.
	Who the hell speaks Portuguese?
	Brazilians in Portuguese.
	Disgusting.
	Disrespectful.
	Come on.
	And then Korea, I don't think will be a superpower, either.
	What, North?
	South Korea, of course.
	Yeah, I'm forgetting the narrative of that, the BRICS, right?
	Wait, you know, I'm on this just occurs to me.
	Yeah.
	Like, our fear is that, like, these bastards and Davos are trying to turn this into North Korea.
	Except North Korea only exists because China is pumping tons of money into it.
	So, again, their plans and the sea.
	Possibly.
	Possibly.
	We don't know.
	Probably.
	I mean, if there's something evil in the world, the CIA are probably involved in it.
	Yeah, their evil plan doesn't actually work unless if they have somebody pumping tons of money into it.
	Oh, I was going to, you know, I was going to talk about that.
	I watched a three-hour documentary on the Boston Marathon bombing.
	And I was.
	I was.
	I was not going to mention this.
	Like, it's one of those things where if you are wrong, it's really insulting to the survivors, to those people that lost family, etc.
	So I don't like talking about this sort of stuff.
	But I watched this three-hour documentary on the Boston Marathon bombing.
	And holy shit, that was fake.
	Like, holy fucking shit.
	That was fake.
	That was completely fake.
	Like, you can.
	The guy starts off showing some of the rubber, the silicon crust theses these people use.
	And by the way, there's, like, I've participated in, I don't know, call it military live-action role-playing.
	Right?
	Like, I've had a fake piece of shrapnel shoved through my forearm.
	Right?
	It was a training for the medics.
	I was like, one of the actors.
	And, you know, like, fake props, fake blood.
	And, you know, we're all screaming at the medics to really stress them out.
	It was.
	That was great.
	Like, my role was that my buddy was dead, but I wouldn't believe he was dead.
	And I was in a lot of pain because I had shrapnel shoved through my arm.
	And so I was screaming at the medics to take care of my buddy, even though they needed to let the dead body go and take care of the people that had real injuries.
	Like my injury, I was fine.
	Like, I had a piece of metal through my arm, but I was going to live.
	So I take care of the darn people, and I was supposed to harass them.
	And so I was just, and it was great, because the wax putty was pulling on some of my arm hairs, so it's like I method-acted that into just screaming at the top of my lungs at them for like 30 minutes straight.
	It's like, why are you leaving my buddy in rather gotta get him fucked?
	Why are you doing your job?
	After the whole exercise was over, I saw the two medics in their medic truck.
	They were just fucking glaring at me.
	But the leadership was super happy.
	They're like, thank you.
	That's exactly what we wanted.
	Stress them out.
	You know, make their job difficult because real world, it's going to be difficult.
	So yeah, I participate in these things.
	And so he starts off the documentary showing something like they've got fancy stuff these days.
	The lines of the rubber and where the blood comes out.
	I'm like, oh, that's kind of interesting.
	And he points out there's absolutely no blood on the scene until a couple of people with water bottles.
	And initially, they have gloves on.
	They take the gloves off later.
	And they have water bottles.
	They keep capping and uncapping.
	And then blood appears.
	By the way, there's powder they use that turns into blood when you get it wet.
	Then there's people, then there's the narrative of events.
	They took this one guy.
	He was a Hispanic guy in a cowboy hat with an American flag, which I'm not going to, I think you guys all know what the propaganda right there is.
	And actually, the individual doing this is a good guy.
	He seems like a good guy.
	He's worked with charities.
	He's like, none of these people were evil.
	None of the people on the street, none of the actors were evil.
	They used the Boston bombing to justify giving more funding to cities that were like financially American cities were doing really bad at the time.
	And so they're like, okay, we're going to fake this event and we'll get something from the government.
	Which means that the federal government now controls your local police department.
	That's the part they didn't tell the crisis actors.
	Anyway, there's a story about the guy that got his legs blown off.
	That the guy with the cowboy hat and the flag jumped in and immediately got him into a wheelchair and rescued him.
	Actually, the guy with the legs blown off was laying on the ground for, I think, six or nine minutes with no tourniquets on.
	Before, and the guy with the cowboy hat was doing all sorts of stuff.
	So that entire narrative is false.
	And like, like, we've got video and photos.
	Like, the whole story, like, so many of the stories these people told were false.
	Like, demonstrably false.
	Then you've got, oh, isn't it funny that we've got these guys that are scene directors?
	Right?
	Like, you've absolutely, it's absolutely obvious.
	You've got, like, there's two or three people that are, they're the directors.
	Yeah.
	And they'll grab you.
	It's like, no, you go do this now.
	And then other people, if they had their official people filming it dressed as civilians, but then other civilians that came up and started filming, it's like, no, get out of here.
	Or you catch, like, that guy has a camera.
	And then three other people would stand in the way of the camera so that the civilian couldn't film anything.
	Like, the Boston Marathon bombing is absolutely fake.
	It is absolutely fake.
	And they say there were 300 people, 200 or 300, that were injured.
	No, there's only 20 or 30 actors on the scene.
	Did Alex Jones sign that at all?
	I don't know.
	I don't know.
	I think maybe he learned his lesson after Sandy Hook.
	Yeah.
	Well, that was before Sandy Hook though, wasn't it?
	That was before Sandy Hook.
	But I'm just, I'm watching this, and it's like, it is mind-boggling how fake it is.
	Like, it's like, you start off, it's like, yeah, maybe that's a prosthetic limb.
	I don't know.
	But by the end, you're like, yeah, this is 100% fake.
	For the record, I haven't seen the video, so I can't comment.
	But I watch it, and it sounds like a great video.
	I mean like when it comes to 9-11, what the hell knocked Building 7 down, right?
	I am not an architect, I'm not a physical material engineer, I don't know this stuff.
	So like a plane sitting in the Twin Towers knocking them down?
	Eh, maybe.
	Building 7 makes absolutely no sense to me.
	And the cover-up afterwards makes no sense.
	But like I don't know.
	But then you have the assholes to say it was hologrammatic airplanes.
	No, I'm pretty sure those were real airplanes.
	Yeah.
	I think that they might have I think it was a real terror attack.
	Yeah.
	That they might have helped along a little bit.
	Yeah.
	But the Boston bombing.
	It's like, yeah, that is completely fake.
	And so if you acknowledge that the Boston bombing is fake, at least one major false flag has been perpetuated in America to advance a agenda of some sort.
	Yeah.
	Well, I gotta watch this video.
	Actually, you gotta remind me of watch it.
	Yeah, I will.
	It's I mean, it's kind of tedious.
	Three damn hours.
	Yeah.
	It's tedious.
	But it's like, holy shit.
	Yeah, but I know for a fact that, of course, the media.
	Oh, it was after Sandy Hook, apparently.
	What's that?
	And by the way, HK, yeah, HK points out.
	The guy that lost his legs, he was actually an amputee already.
	Was it after Sandy Hook?
	Oh, really?
	Okay.
	I didn't know that.
	So I walked into the liquor store and there were a couple of girls doing a TikTok video.
	I didn't know what the hell they were doing.
	I'm like, are you girls okay?
	And they laughed and fell over and said we're doing a TikTok video.
	That's interesting.
	All those.
	I mean, I honestly didn't pay attention to the media.
	I just kind of went away with the received narrative about other people that watched the media.
	Well, I don't remember the cops going door to door and seizing guns in Boston.
	Yeah.
	The Boston Tea Party.
	The origin of the rebellion now has cop tyranny and fake terror events.
	My transition towards being anti-media started with Obama.
	I thought Obama was going to be great.
	Obama's first.
	Good.
	I was so naive.
	I thought that, like, I wanted McCain, because I was naive enough to think McCain was a good person.
	But I was hopeful about Obama.
	Good.
	Lord, how stupid I was.
	Well, I was stupid too, because I thought Obama was going to be great.
	Isn't it funny, though, that you I didn't even fucking know who McCain was.
	I didn't pay attention to it at all.
	So it's like, oh, yeah, this Obama guy seems pretty lit.
	Let's see where this goes.
	I thought people are insane about him, so it's weird, but yeah.
	And this is bring what is it, 30 Rock.
	What 30 Rock?
	No, no, I've seen Third Rock in the Sun.
	30 Rock is actually, even though it's made by Kina Faith, it was like extremely leptoid.
	But 30 Rock is so worth watching.
	It's about 30 Rockefeller in New York, which is the NBC headquarters.
	So it's actually...
	Oh!
	Yeah, it's about NBC.
	I had no, I thought, family drama?
	No, no, no, no.
	Oh, farming?
	It was like, I don't know the exact period that started and ended, but it was during the Obama era.
	And as much of a lip tard Tina Faye is, she had criticized indirectly like the fervor about Obama.
	And then during his second term, the joke is nothing changed.
	And there's one character who's like, I got laid by a hot chick because she was so excited about Obama being elected.
	And his second term thing was like finder again.
	Or at least get laid again.
	But no one would like have the Obama paper anymore.
	And he's just like, come on, everybody.
	Obama's got to get elected again.
	I'm going to get laid again.
	I haven't been laid since Obama got elected.
	Obama was the biggest disappointment since the Holocaust.
	Well.
	Okay.
	I'm not going to.
	I wanted to go back to that You know what I was going to say?
	And by the way, isn't it funny how all the Muslim terror attacks, they happened for 16 years and then they completely stopped.
	They completely stopped as soon as Trump got into office.
	I haven't heard of any terror attacks in Europe.
	There have been no Muslim terror attacks since Trump got elected.
	Instead, now we have white guys shooting up churches and schools all of a sudden.
	Like a light switch.
	So what, like, I'm kind of left with, you know what?
	Like, I know that there's a Gulf of Tonkin.
	We know that was a false flag.
	9-11 was, like, it stinks to high heaven.
	Boston bombing, 100% false flag.
	What if all of them are false flags?
	Like, why the fuck wouldn't they all be false flags at this point?
	Actually, the 1994 World Trade Center attack.
	That was the FBI took some idiot, ginned him up, and gave him fake explosives.
	So if all of these are manufactured, this is the problem the anti-vax or the pro-vax people run into.
	If you show, like, they won't look at the evidence because you look at it and you're like, man, there are so many, this is a Swiss cheese story.
	Like, these vaxes look really sketchy and like, you know what, the disease really isn't that bad.
	And, you know, they want to do an economic reset and a controlled demolition of the economy.
	And it's like, holy shit, we're ruled over by evil sons of bitches.
	You know, I was saying, it's like Dune, except instead of Baron Harkonnen, you've got Newman from Seinfeld.
	Like, it's just an army of Newmans, evil little Newmans, ruling over us.
	And that is absolutely terrifying.
	Well, you've gone very far into conspiracy stuff, which I don't disagree with.
	I hate going there because I don't want to go all conspiracy theory.
	But at the same time, if the evidence says that this thing is fake, I mean, like, even, I mean, the vaccines, the lockdowns, all of this.
	I hate going down the vaccine path.
	Or the conspiracy path.
	But I don't think you can look at the past two years and think that this is merely an overreaction.
	This is like, yes, it's mass hysteria.
	And yes, we have been building up to mass hysteria for a while.
	But it's not just mass hysteria.
	Like, Fauci is an evil son of a bitch.
	He loves human experimentation.
	He loves fucking with things that he shouldn't fuck with.
	Yeah, and I don't know a lot about a lot of these conspiracy theories you're talking about, but when I come to the present one, like I was reading an article, and I need to read it again because I was, you know, moved right before bed, run away, went away, and I was drinking, so I want to read it again to make sure I got the facts right.
	But the article was about how the Canadian military has used psychological operations against the Canadian people.
	And it's this objective fact.
	Yeah.
	I mean, I haven't been involved in any of that, but probably.
	I was talking about like a using the emergency broadcast signals on your cell phone.
	I'm going to read this again, so like, you know, take Uber and so it's all maybe.
	It was so weird that I was like, wait, I got to read this when it was over.
	But I had a pet.
	And so in some remote area of, I think it was Saskatchewan, they were like, watch out for wolves.
	And then it was just like, you know, that was just made up.
	Just to see what would happen.
	Yeah, I think I read it.
	Yeah, that rings a bell.
	I'll send you the article.
	So you can read it.
	Like, when I read that, I was like, this is...
	Like, no, I have to read this again.
	No, wait, no.
	We know that Facebook has done that.
	Well, it's an interesting question, though.
	Like, well, if there's a White Rose, kind of like a global resistance movement about what's going on right now, it has a sticker that says, when governments use psychological operations against their populace, that is an act of war.
	Something along those lines.
	And, you know, reading this, and I'm thinking about it, it's like, so we know that psychological manipulation is part of business, right?
	Oh, apparently.
	Just a second.
	HK mentions Coach Redpill has a good Telegram channel.
	I might join that.
	Post route the DNC is using military psychological operations used on ISIS here in the U.S.
	Oh, they absolutely are.
	They absolutely.
	What do you think?
	The CIA has not managed to do like they're useless externally.
	It's nothing but Operation Mockingbird.
	That's the one success story.
	And what does, did you say it looks like a lot of psychops?
	Yes, and this is, so Frank Herbert, I was listening to a really, it's like a 1965 podcast where he and his buddy just shoot the shit like we are.
	And one of the things, they're kind of talking about Doom, but they're talking about everything else too.
	And one of the things he says is like, we can't have a psychological weapon.
	Because if any psychological weapon that could destroy the enemy would also destroy you.
	Right?
	I don't know if you guys have seen the Monty Python skit of the joke that's so funny it kills you.
	And then they translate it in sections and then the soldiers are running across the Saab reading the joke in German to kill the Germans.
	So it's sort of like that.
	Like any weapon that is going to destroy your enemy will also destroy you.
	So I don't understand the logic of that, but the metaphor is beautiful.
	Psychological weapons are sword, a double-edged sword with no handle.
	Well, it's like biological warfare doesn't work.
	Any time they've ever tried biological warfare, it blows back on your side.
	Right?
	I mean, I think that we're in the middle of a biological warfare attack.
	I think this is another failed attempt to take something, to make the double-edged, like, to grasp the double-edged sword.
	Yeah.
	All of the gain of function research.
	With no handle.
	Yeah, with no handle.
	I think that's important.
	Yeah, there's no handle on the sword.
	So.
	Like, the gain of function research.
	One of the only good things Obama did was ban it.
	Yeah.
	And Fauci moved it to China.
	Right?
	And so they say, you know, one of the good things, who's that absolute weenus that argues with Ryan Falk all the time?
	Experts, please respond.
	Oh, I know what you're talking about, but I don't know.
	Total weenus now I don't know the name.
	I don't know if you're referring to.
	So race, there is no race gene.
	That's not what a race is.
	That's like saying there's no brain neuron.
	Or there's no self neuron.
	Your self is the amalgamation of all the neurons.
	And race is, it's a cluster in genetic similarity.
	And if you have six genes, you can, like 99%, you can figure out what race somebody is just with six genes.
	But there is no race gene.
	So I know there's the talk of trying to develop a biological weapon that only targets like one race.
	You can't do that.
	Yeah, like it's That's not how viruses work not how races work that's not how so yeah there's no one race dream So race doesn't exist.
	No, race exists.
	The same way that forests exist and planes exist.
	But you couldn't develop a bacteria that would only kill off the planes and not kill the forests.
	Because there's no fine line dividing the two of them.
	They're meaningful categories, but there's no fine line.
	And so that's probably what they were trying to develop.
	Now there are, this one, now the Jewish people and also that really weird region of Spain have a lot of Rh negative blood.
	Which is about 15% of the global population.
	It's, I don't know how high it is in Jews, in that one region in Spain where they speak a language that nobody knows where the fuck it came from, Basques, the Basque region.
	It's like 85% of them are RH negative.
	And man, there's a whole RH negative conspiracy dive that you can go on.
	I might write an article about that.
	Yeah, I've touched on it.
	So you could see, you might be able to make a virus that RH negatives are more resistant to, but, and I think that is the case with COVID-19.
	Rh negatives are less likely to die from COVID-19.
	However, it's less likely.
	You're still killing a huge part of your population.
	So you can't make that double-edged sword.
	Like if you start, like when you put out all of the transsexual, not even transsexual propaganda, I want to say.
	As I've said in the past, I think there might be legitimate cases of it.
	And it's none of my damn business what somebody does to their body.
	I am not.
	I don't like the let's pick on trans people for no reason thing.
	That being said, there's a lot of pro-trans propaganda out there.
	And guess what?
	A lot of the elites, their kids are turning trans.
	That's the information warfare.
	Like, if you bombard...
	Yeah, well, I was going to say that it's interesting that COVID-19 has been not proven, but it's more than likely a lab leak.
	There's genes in there that make no sense.
	I think we all know it's like genetically engineered lab leak.
	I think it was an accidental leak.
	Apparently it's looking more and more like a purposeful leak.
	But it's talking about like genetic warfare or biological warfare is fruitless.
	The real warfare is information warfare.
	And going back to like, you know, white people.
	White people.
	An interesting article I wrote about white people during Grecian times where they thought that, well, if you look at it, like, at one point, Native Americans are considered white.
	Chinese, Japanese, all Asian people were considered white.
	Italians were white.
	Since when?
	Well, in ancient times, there were three races, right?
	There was black, white, and blonde.
	Which is an interesting trichotomy.
	Because the blonde race is so small today, right?
	Like, oh, there's so few of them, right?
	But, you know, what is white, you have to ask, right?
	Like, I mean, if we were talking 100 years ago, you wouldn't be white.
	I wouldn't be white.
	No, you're a black Irishman.
	Yeah, but we're white today.
	So, just bringing it all together, just, you know, the information of what the identity is, the information warfare of the enemy.
	I think we could say that the white race is being an enemy, but I'm like, what is it?
	It's so strange that the left has the same, it's like race doesn't exist.
	Whiteness doesn't exist, but whiteness is evil.
	Right?
	See, trying to believe that.
	Yeah.
	Drives me into schizophrenia.
	Again, this is why it's a double-edged sword.
	That is information warfare.
	Yeah, and psychological warfare.
	Psychological warfare.
	Psychological warfare seems to have been proven to be way more effective than biological warfare, looking at COVID-19, if it's biological warfare, and it very much looks like it is.
	Carthaginians were white?
	Oh, yeah.
	No, they were Semitic.
	That's why my ancestors had to eliminate them.
	That's a joke.
	I feel like I need to explain when Davis speaks seriously when he jokes.
	Yes.
	Nobody gets my jokes, man.
	I get your jokes because I've known me for 10 years.
	Because you're going to know me for a while.
	You've got to know Davis for 10 years to understand what he's joking.
	And I'm usually, even when I'm serious, I'm probably joking.
	Yeah.
	I find truth very funny.
	Yeah.
	And often stupid.
	Well, that's the thing.
	This is why Davis doesn't have a lot of friends, because I'm like, no, Davis is joking.
	It's not funny.
	Sometimes he's funny.
	But he's joking right now.
	You remember when I was trying to push Face Dog?
	99.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	Apparently people thought I was, actually thought it was a good meme.
	Like, no!
	I just love my dog.
	And I'm forcing a meme because that's funny.
	Yeah.
	To you.
	To you, yeah.
	To me and everybody else that gets the joke.
	Yeah.
	Millhouse is a great meme.
	I like it.
	I like it, though.
	I do.
	I take meta to the point of meta.
	Yeah.
	I like how a lot of people I know that hate you previously are like, well, you know, Davis is standing for freedom.
	Oh, that's fair.
	I always stood for freedom.
	Yeah.
	I'm just a jerk.
	Yeah, yeah.
	You need to jerk to make these jokes that are only funny to you or someone who's known me for 10 years.
	I just have to spend 20 minutes explaining the damn joke.
	Yeah.
	This joke would be really funny if you had read that book published in 1880 by a guy.
	And even though I've known you for 10 years, only half the jokes I think are funny.
	The other ones I think are cringe.
	Maybe they're intentionally cringe.
	And that's the funny.
	Well, that's the funny to you.
	But even somebody who's known for 10 years is like, okay.
	Oh, okay.
	My ex, this is part of the reason I missed that.
	Hell out of him.
	Shared the greatest meme with me.
	There's this DAO symbol, but it's within all based is cringe, and within all cringe is based.
	Yeah, that's actually pretty good.
	I like it.
	I love that.
	I wanted to talk about the Benjamin Franklin didn't think sweets were white.
	No?
	Well, that's the thing.
	I'll take that as true.
	I haven't heard anything like that before, but that's very interesting.
	That's very interesting.
	But were they blonde?
	Pardon me.
	Did Ben Franklin have the same as the ancient Greek trichotomy?
	Were they the blondes?
	I guess!
	I wonder where, uh, I wonder where Redhead's...
	I wonder where Redhead's...
	Cricotomy.
	I guess they'd be white.
	It's just really interesting to me that that was the three, because blonde is so rare now.
	Whites are 5%.
	Well, my one sister is kind of like 30 blonde.
	They're both blonde growing up, but we must preserve the blonde race.
	I'm not even blonde, okay?
	Like, I'm dark-haired Italian.
	But we must preserve the blonde-haired race.
	They're fantastic.
	They're beautiful.
	Yeah, I just like them existing.
	I mean, I prefer redheads, but.
	I don't get that, man.
	No.
	Like, man, I dated a red-haired.
	You know what?
	Like, even on a proxy, it's a very slight prepper.
	Redheads creep me out.
	Oh, there you go.
	You are Irish.
	Yeah.
	What's going on with that redhead thing?
	So, HK, you know what?
	This might be.
	HK mentioned that video about Keck.
	I remember I showed that to somebody that I was working with, right?
	They're curious about my kind of like, well, this is my most popular video.
	And they're like, are you insane?
	Which video?
	The video on Pepe Keck and the rise of an Elder God.
	Oh, I thought that was a very insane Davis thing too when it came out when I listened to it.
	But lately I've been like, that was pretty good, actually.
	Do it after the COVID-19 insanity.
	Yeah.
	Part of it is that I'm constantly thinking about what...
	About how you're supposed to type it.
	Oh, yeah.
	Yeah.
	But what is the nature of mind, of consciousness, of emergent behavior?
	Like where...
	So I'm kind of thinking about this...
	I was watching those Kurz Wake videos.
	Great channel, by the way, guys.
	I really like that guy.
	Or that team, I should say.
	It's a team of people.
	But I'm constantly like, what exactly is consciousness?
	Where does something become conscious?
	is the line between things and you I I kind of come to the conclusion that like everything is metaphor Like, even the universe itself is just an overextended metaphor when you get right down to it.
	So on the basic level of the universe, you've got about 20 or 30 fundamental particles that exist in a 12-dimensional arrangement with one another.
	And from the interactions of these foundational particles becomes the implication, the metaphorical implication of a four-dimensional universe, where time only moves in one direction.
	So the whole space around us right now?
	Yeah, actually, the universe is 12-dimensional and very small.
	It's about like, you know, the yay big.
	You only need about three inches to fit all this stuff in.
	And it's 12-dimensional.
	Which, like, I can think in five dimensions, but 12, fuck me.
	So the whole the, but the four-dimensional one we're seeing no, it's not four-dimensional, like when you're when you're playing a video game, it's actually just a uh, a one-dimensional line of binary code that simulates a four-dimensional uh game world.
	Yeah, and the same thing with this universe, and it's like everything is just a metaphor layered upon a metaphor.
	Layered upon a metaphor.
	So what the hell does exist?
	I like to think of consciousness in a completely different way.
	So there you go yeah, go ahead.
	And consciousness is the synonym for self-awareness and self-possession.
	Which is why my thought has gone so political over the years is that, if you think of a totalitarian regime I'm reading a book right now called It's The Elimination Of The Victoria.
	Like the totalitarian regime literally destroys self-consciousness because you voluntarily become a child or a consciousness.
	I think that I swear to God the individual cells in my body have more autonomy than somebody that willingly goes along with a fascist or communist regime.
	There you feel forgut.
	Freedom or death?
	Right?
	Yeah, so I'm reading this book called The Death of the Mind, and in it, it talks about internalization, right?
	And how the whole totalitarian regime is infantile in that you have followers and the leader, and the followers want to be led.
	They want to be the child.
	The leader also, in his infinite ability to get his way, is a spoiled child.
	So you basically have the spoiled child versus the not spoiled child, the slave, right?
	And now there's no maturity in the system at all.
	There's no self-leadership.
	And everybody buys to be the alpha child, I guess you could call it.
	The child that is in control and it can head his way, whatever his wants are, right?
	There's no other, right?
	For the enslaved.
	I'm sorry.
	For the enslaved, the other is the controller.
	And for the leader, there is no other.
	It is just me.
	It's just the narcissistic.
	Except at the same time, master-slave dialectic.
	Even the controller, they never get to, like, ah, I'm done work.
	I'm going to sit down and read a nice book.
	No, 100% of the time they're controlling everybody else and they are never themselves.
	So what's maturity, right?
	Maturity is self-possession, which is consciousness, right?
	Like, I love that the name of the book is not like totalitarianism.
	It's the death of the mind, which could ultimately say the death of consciousness.
	One of the things that...
	Who is a slogan?
	Josh Slocum, that's the guy that you linked me to the podcast.
	He was talking about the cluster be capture.
	He was mentioning locus of control, and it's funny, because I've, so your locus of control is understanding what you have control over and what you don't.
	And so Slocum was talking about how if you grow up in an abusive household, you will believe you have no locus of control.
	Whereas if your parents get divorced, what happens to a lot of kids is the kids will blame themselves.
	My parents got divorced because I didn't clean my room.
	So they have their locus of control is in the wrong place.
	And so your locus of control is what like part of maturity, I think, is getting it oriented correctly.
	I love where you're going with this.
	Keep going.
	Like have you ever practiced raising or lowering the temperature of your skin or altering your heartbeat?
	No.
	You can do this.
	Like, you shouldn't be able to do this, right?
	These are, your conscious mind does not have access to these things.
	You can control your blinking.
	You can control your breathing, but you can't control your heartbeat or your body temperature, supposedly.
	Except actually you can.
	It takes some practice, but you actually can.
	Like, I've even practiced controlling my irises to get them, like, the...
	Like, I can...
	I do it with streetlights, where I'll look at them and get the glare from them.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	Which is not something that's directly under your conscious control, but you can figure out how to do it.
	And it was actually Dune that inspired me to start playing with that sort of stuff.
	And man, I need to read more of Frank Herbert.
	I would love to chill with that guy.
	He seems really cool.
	So, like, what is your locus of control?
	Now, can I...
	Here's a question.
	Can you control the automated DNA replication?
	If you watch these videos of DNA replicating, that's a conscious agent.
	It's not a very conscious agent, but it's a conscious agent.
	And I am crazy like a box.
	Half the time I talk to you, I'm like, you just crazy the other time.
	Like, wait a minute.
	It's crazy like a box.
	See, I was just watching this video on these macroviruses that they just discovered in 2003.
	Yes.
	That actually include bits of DNA programming that viruses shouldn't contain.
	Like cell membrane regulation.
	But it's a virus.
	It has no cell membrane.
	And yet it's got genes in there to control membrane regulation.
	And so like, where the hell did these things come from?
	Like, where are they?
	Like, what is going on here?
	There's some extremely complex...
	Yeah, Macri...
	Just to the audience, I know what you're talking about, but I think the official word is giant virus.
	Gyrus.
	Gyrus, that's it.
	Yes.
	Gyrus.
	That's exactly it.
	And then there's even miniviruses that prey upon the gyrus.
	I didn't know with this, okay.
	They're like...
	They're like super tiny, but like a normal normal virus, I think it has like six or ten genes in it.
	These only have like two.
	But they attach themselves to the gyrus.
	The gyrus attaches itself to the cell, and then once it gets in the cell, only the mini-viruses replicate instead of the gyrus replicating.
	This reminds me of a book that I only read half of, and I need to reread the...
	Oh, ice cream!
	Thank you, Sloane.
	I don't know what that means, but anyway.
	That's like multiple lemons.
	That's like 10 lemons.
	Oh, geez, good, I guess.
	They translate into US dollars somehow.
	Oh, okay.
	So, yeah, I want to recommend this book.
	Although I only read half of it, it's called I Contain.
	I think it's called I Contain Billions.
	Maybe millions or trillions.
	I'm not quite.
	Again, numbers.
	I'm always a hard time remembering the numbers.
	But anyway, it is talking about how there's more bacteria and virus and non-genetic cells, or non-cells that are created from your body.
	Most of us is not us.
	It's not us.
	Mitochondrial DNA is all about the fact that the cells that make you, like your father's DNA creates your human genetic code, but the cells that make you up come exclusively from your mother.
	And the DNA from those things, billions of years ago, a predator cell ate another cell, but instead of digesting it, the new cell just decided to chill out inside of the predator cell and produce energy for the predator cell, and the predator cell went and got more food for the thing living inside of it.
	And that's where our, I believe, ribosomes come from.
	That might be the great filter, by the way.
	Hopefully that's the great filter.
	Hopefully there's nothing but bacteria in the rest of the universe.
	Not even bacteria, just a single...
	It's because I want to plug the book to break.
	I don't want to get the name right.
	I contain multitudes.
	And it talks about how the first...
	HK, one lemon as well.
	Thank you, guys.
	The first medical revolution is antibacterial.
	What do you call it?
	Antibiotics.
	Which comes with germ theory, right?
	Germ theory, the germs that attack you, antibiotics, basically kill everything.
	So the great metaphor of the book, because it talks about how every part of your body is its own simple biome.
	Think of your body as the earth that has multiple ecosystems within it.
	You're laughing at something.
	Yeah, it is.
	Keep going, keep going.
	So think of your body as like, so you've got your eyes and your skin, and inside you, you've got your gut and your stomach and all these different systems have their own borders and they have their own ecosystem.
	Like the herb has different ecosystems.
	Australia versus Canada versus America.
	And it's basically saying the next evolution of scientific breakthrough of science that we're going through right now is the probiotic, right?
	And you can think of this as like.
	Maintaining healthy gut floor is the simple version of it.
	Yeah.
	What is the funny Simpsons thing of like, oh, we imported this predator to fight this?
	Oh, the Australian episode, right?
	Yeah, yeah, yeah.
	The Australian episode, I think it might be my favorite episode of The Simpsons ever.
	But it's basically that, right?
	I wish they did more.
	I want to see more racist depictions of Canadians.
	I wish The Simpsons would come to Alberta and just have lots of racist depictions of Albertans.
	That'd be fantastic.
	That sounds like the CDC, but I don't need it.
	Well, yeah.
	Coming back to this, like, fucking Wikipedia took down an article about what was the name of it?
	Terrain theory.
	Which is the precursor of this idea of microbiome.
	The terrain of your body.
	Yeah.
	if you're in, like, the number one way to prevent disease is to maintain the terrain.
	Now, original terrain theory was competing with germ theory.
	Let's be honest.
	So there was germ theory that disease is caused by external invaders.
	And there's terrain theory that disease is caused by lack of nutrients, like bad management of the terrain.
	And Yeah, if the irony is we've actually listened, medicine started as psychology.
	Like the medicine man in Native American lawyer, and we all had medicine men, right?
	It's just like literally the medicine man was more concerned about your psychological health than your physical health.
	Because almost always, when you get injured, it's when you're in a period of bad psychological health.
	The night before Martin Luther King, Jr.
	Or drinking.
	But yeah, continue.
	The night before he got shot.
	You know that he was absolutely plied with CIA, Marxist, scumbags.
	So the night before he got shot, this really psychotic white woman just spent the night ripping his soul to shreds.
	And so you can see this in the speech he gives the next day, where he's just despondent, he's depressed.
	We've all been there.
	We've all had an evening where some, usually a very sharp-tongued woman, just ripped them to shreds.
	And he's very despondent.
	He's like, I might not make it with you to the promised land.
	And then somebody in the crowd shoots him.
	And he dies from it.
	If that woman had not eviscerated him, he would have lived.
	The bullet wouldn't have killed him.
	The bullet probably wouldn't even have hit him.
	Placebo effect is a real thing.
	It's a spooky thing.
	And so the original medicine men were more concerned with your psychological health than your physical health.
	Partly because we didn't really have the tools to, like, we didn't know about germs and whatnot 10,000 years ago.
	But because if you cured the psychological health, if you go to bed on time, if you have good family members, if you're morally straight, all of this, 99% of your health problems go away.
	And so when you think about terrain theory versus germ theory, we already nailed terrain theory.
	We had 99% of drain theory, and everybody was really healthy terrain-wise.
	And so this new discovery about the external invader, that was the new thing we could learn about.
	So germ theory rose to prominence because we were already doing drain theory.
	Yeah, yeah.
	And if you look at Plato versus Hippocrates, which comes from, Hippocrates is always, it was like, first do no harm.
	Why?
	Because your body does the work.
	I will age...
	Basically, Hippocrates is like, I will age your body and age your body.
	First, don't do harm.
	That's a big problem with house constantly doing these invasive surgeries.
	You're doing harm.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
	The problem with the modern medical system is they love, like, we're going to carpet bomb the city to free it.
	Yeah.
	And think about psychology.
	Freud was the progenitor of modern psychology.
	And where did he get most of his ideas from?
	From two sources, Nietzsche and Plato.
	Primarily Plato, like the tripartite soul, did ego superego.
	You had that in Plato.
	Right.
	And Plato, of course, was, yeah.
	And then also, a lot of the doctors in the Medieval period and in the medieval period, they would be doctors of philosophy who went into medicine.
	Like, of course, yeah.
	Cure the soul and cure the body were very much merged, right?
	They were overlapping, if not the same thing.
	And actually, I don't know.
	It brings me around to the question.
	Like we love to look down our long snoots at those medieval doctors.
	isn't that a more important question?
	This is what's happened because we fall in love with science.
	With material science.
	That we've got great, like, and it has had fruits, okay?
	I'm not dismissing.
	Oh, yeah, of course.
	I mean, penicillin, aspirin.
	And honestly, most vaccines are a great idea.
	Vaccines are fantastic technology.
	Oh, I mean, look at the inoculation of smallpox, yeah, just thinking about it.
	Inoculations are basically being poor vaccines, right?
	So the inoculation process was you take a pus of the open wounds and you lick it.
	And you sew that into the skin of someone who's healthy.
	Which was interesting to me when I read about it.
	I was like, wow, that fucking sounds awful and barbaric, but think about it, like, the pus expelling the attenuated virus.
	Sell that into your skin, you have the attenuated virus in your skin now.
	So half the job is already done by the immune system that it was invading, right?
	Which is basically the idea of a vaccine, you know, even attenuated virus.
	Instead of sowing it to the skin, you're injecting it.
	But, uh...
	I was going to say, what's the point of good health if you don't know what to do with it?
	Yeah.
	And if you have bad health, but you can find something meaningful to do.
	Yeah.
	To put it like this.
	Would you rather be dying of cancer, surrounded by loved ones, it's incurable, but you've contributed to society, you've made the world a better place, all your loved ones are there.
	Or would you rather be healthy and rich with nobody that cared about you and just inherited your wealth and all you do is play video games all day?
	Like which and so yeah, the medieval doctors maybe focus more on the philosophy.
	But they like we've completely forgotten the philosophy.
	And now we only focus on like you are technically healthy.
	Now go commit suicide.
	Yeah, the power relations between a modern doctor and a modern patient versus a medieval doctor, a needle patient, right?
	The medieval physician would say like God is in control.
	I've lived a good life.
	I'm coming to you because I have an ailment.
	Perhaps you can help my body cure itself versus, dear God, I don't know what the fuck's wrong with me.
	Give me a pill!
	Give me a pill!
	By the way, Soilennial, thank you for all the lemons!
	You're a good friend.
	You know, one of the things that really strikes me is, I love reading Quintus Curtius.
	He is good lord, that man should be a classics professor.
	Not that they'd ever have him.
	But he should be.
	That's like, we need guys, we need more Quintus Curtiuses.
	But he, writing about, this was a few years ago, he was quoting some of the medieval physicians.
	Sorry, not medieval, classical.
	And we really underestimate just how good they were back in Roman times.
	Like, there was this one physician that would, like, there was one guy that, like, was just ashen and pale with an arrow through his chest.
	And the doctor said, you know what?
	No, you're going to be fine.
	And there's another guy who was walking around, everybody was cheering, and they'd just come back from battle, he had an arrow through the head.
	And he's like, I'm sorry, sir, you're going to be dead within the day.
	And he was.
	He was right.
	There is something to be said for the holistic approach to things.
	Oh, yeah, the holistic magic is not.
	Actually, I wouldn't say it's pseudoscience.
	Solennial says we need a...
	It's probably technically pseudoscience, but there's something to it, right?
	So we need a stream that's just really talking about medieval grimoires.
	You know, I actually used to have a oh my goodness, what do you call it?
	What do you call it?
	What's the word for death magic?
	I used to have a tomb with Necromancy.
	Yeah.
	I wish I knew what the hell happened to that.
	I'd love to reread it these days.
	He used to own the Book of the Dead, but he lost it.
	And some guy ash found it.
	It was a necromantic manual, not the necromantic manual.
	No, it was an actual medieval book of necromancy.
	And I'd love to reread it.
	Right?
	Because it's just, it's so wacky.
	Yeah.
	Like, yeah, it's cold in here, isn't it?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Big Al's putting on his coat, guys.
	So, uh...
	This house is not well insulated.
	No, it's not.
	And if I turn off the heat, it cooks my neighbor downstairs.
	So it goes, like, right by this.
	And he likes the cold.
	I like the heat.
	So it's just awful.
	Oh, yeah.
	Problem with a poor isolated head is like the person in the basement has the opposite experience.
	The person upstairs.
	Well, no, the other downstairs suite is icy.
	It's just like the heater bent running right over his living room.
	So it's 90% of the heat goes to him, and he hates it.
	I wanted to bring up one point about that article.
	You should share it with how we did the other.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Let me.
	Let's see.
	Yeah, I shared it.
	I'm going to do part one.
	I think I should do part two with you, because it was relevant to our conversation, but this is...
	Oh, I'll have to read part one.
	Oh, yeah, yeah.
	Gold.
	I just started following this guy fairly recently.
	Gold, goats, and guns.
	Yeah.
	He's a pretty cool dude, so I'm going to toss it.
	You guys listening on the live stream.
	Gold, goats, and guns.
	It's Tom L-U-O-N-G-O dot M-E is the website.
	Yeah, so it was talking about the spice.
	place.
	Which is my confetti.
	Well, it is for the Mentats, but...
	Actually, no, they drink the juice of...
	Wasn't it?
	Oh, yeah, you're right.
	Yeah, the spice gives you...
	I love the spice!
	It j it's per like cinnamon, man.
	Like, I always think of cinnamon.
	I think he says it actually smells like cinnamon, but like the spice.
	Yeah.
	Like, initially you think it's something red and powdery.
	So the uh the spice he he who controls the spice controls the universe, right?
	No, he he who controls Arrakis controls the spice.
	He who controls the spice controls the empire.
	So.
	And the spice gives you psychic abilities.
	So transitorily, the evil controls the spice controls the empire.
	And he was saying that no doubt during Frank Herbert's time, spice was a metaphor for oil.
	But today, it is not oil.
	It is information.
	And the elites think that they can control the spice by threatening us.
	By threatening us.
	By squeezing everything into social media.
	Well, by controlling Arrakis, which Arrakis is basically on the internet.
	We are the Fremen, and if we can fight off this fight that is the battle of control for the internet, for the free flow of the spice, the information, then we win.
	I mean, like, we are doing this for free right now.
	Right?
	And, you know, spent money on whiskey.
	Yeah.
	Which we probably would have done anywhere.
	Yeah, yeah.
	You know, like, like, we're putting this information out there for free.
	I'm spending seven bucks a month on my Spreaker account so that I can re-upload the audio of all of this.
	And it's giving it away all for free.
	Like, we don't have the control of Facebook.
	Facebook is stealing videos from you like it's absolutely like what the the social media What these what the Harkonnens do right?
	Like, they steal our own, they take our data and they monetize it.
	They take the spice.
	Yeah, they steal the spice.
	But we're giving it out for free.
	And yet, at the same time, you know, Selenio, HK, and Turner and Hooch have all tossed me some shekels on here.
	Yeah, they've tossed me some spice.
	Some of you are backing me on Patreon.
	And I think I said this before I remember to turn on my cell phone and start recording the audio.
	Somebody sent me a very nice birthday gift in Bitcoin.
	Which is like, thank you.
	I need it.
	That's the thing.
	It's like, they think they've got all the control.
	Do they?
	Yeah, and our mutual friend Blotto is working on an article basically talking about the plan to control the spice and how if they can control the spice.
	He's got a short piece going up on my there's a very short cynical piece from Blotto.
	But there's a much longer one coming.
	But I'm really enjoying seeing it in development.
	Yeah, and it's basically that.
	If they can control the spice, we're all slaves.
	But if they don't, we can see a new golden age.
	We can see a new...
	And that's why I love that article about the Dune.
	It's basically like, if the good guys win, it's a golden age.
	It is a golden age.
	We turn this into a garden planet.
	Yeah, but there's the danger of the jihad that happens because they're so fucking pissed off at those that try to control the spice.
	Yes.
	Yeah, actually, that's one of the major...
	Yeah.
	Maybe this is part of the reason I've been counter-signaling against the right, against Christianity, is because I, the last thing, you know, speaking of science fiction.
	Yeah, the pendulum might swing back so hard that we're like, oh, fuck.
	Rain it in.
	Heinlein wrote in his future history there were the crazy years where it's just like radical Radical hippieism took over the planet, which was then followed by a religious tyranny.
	Run by hypocrites, of course it was.
	And that's like I do not want to see a radical religious tier.
	Like anti-science and worshiping science are equal opposites of stupid.
	I don't think we'll see it, though.
	I think that is a good warning, but I and it might happen.
	I'd be really curious.
	I mean, anything could happen.
	Bush is in the White House, for fuck's sake.
	Good guys win, and we had the whole dialogue about the good guys win.
	And then we have like a purge that is like we do need a purge.
	Yeah, we do need a purge.
	But it needs to be limited.
	Yeah, if it goes so far in the other direction, it'll be rude.
	That will be an interesting world for my children.
	We.
	For our children.
	Wouldn't that, oh, God.
	That is a really interesting sci-fi book to write.
	We actually win this, because it's dark days now.
	It looks like we're going to lose it.
	We have global slavery.
	But if we win, and then we have the Premier Gihod, and it's just like, okay, children, bring it back.
	That would be a very interesting world to live in.
	Part of the difficulty I'm having with writing science fiction is that it feels like it's obsolete as soon as it's written.
	Like the technology, Future Shock, Future Shock used to happen once every 15 years.
	And it was 10.
	And it was 5.
	Now it's every.
	it's every year at this point like like it was when they introduced smartphones yeah smartphones completely altered the nature of reality And so, yeah, this goes back to me being insane and speaking in metaphors, but literally, reality altered with smartphones.
	Like, you remember opening up a road map and trying to figure out where a street was so you could drive there, and being like a cab driver was like a godly power.
	Wow, you know the whole city.
	Yeah, yeah.
	Well, especially if you're in London, right?
	Now I regularly pull out my smartphone to see what the most efficient route is.
	Oh, this one's two minutes faster.
	I'll take that one.
	It accounts for traffic too, because you've got multiple users feeding the system.
	And like road work, and then there's some guy that just uploads that to the cloud.
	By the way, we shut down this intersection.
	Road work and cameras and everything, right?
	It completely altered the nature of reality.
	And that now, in the past two, with these, suddenly we have a brand new vaccine being voiced upon everybody, and everybody's being forced to come to terms with the fact that there's international networks that have their own agendas.
	Right?
	Like Fauci funding labs in Wuhan with American dollars and networking with the World Economic Forum.
	Yeah, that's not something we had to deal with 15 years ago.
	I remember finding out when I was in my early 20s that there were international networks of conservatives.
	I was like, oh, wow.
	I guess that makes sense.
	It's pretty cool.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	It was mind-blowing at the time.
	And in fact, I was talking to a boomerang.
	I mentioned Fauci, and the boomer said, oh, I don't care about Fauci.
	He's an American.
	Okay, Boomer.
	Yeah.
	But look, I used to live in that world in 1990.
	I'm like, why do we pay attention to American politics?
	Well, because their decisions affect us economically.
	Yeah.
	Okay, that's good.
	No, because they rule the fucking world.
	Yeah.
	It's interesting too with Canada, right?
	Canada's kind of the battleground between the American and China.
	Like, America and China or America and communism, freedom and communism have been at war for 100 years.
	And I think Canada has been the primary battleground, which is why it's always going left.
	We've just been looking through history, man.
	Because America is losing.
	Doesn't mean it will lose, but it's been fucking losing for, yeah, 100 years.
	Maybe not quite 100 years.
	Cold War.
	Since the beginning of the Cold War, Canada is the battleground, and it's fucking losing so hard.
	You know, like in the great game of SIP 5, Canada is not a main player.
	We're a city-state.
	We're a military city-state for what it's worth.
	It's the battleground.
	This is the battleground.
	China and Australia.
	And like I said last live stream, I think the battle in Canada and Australia are equal in vigor.
	It's just that there's been different battlegrounds that are being lost.
	And America, of course, is the goal.
	That's the goal.
	Yeah, that's the flag.
	That's the flag.
	If they can capture that flag, we're fucked.
	And living in Canada is very stressful, as I'm sure Australia, because these are the flags.
	And not the flags, but the primary battleground before the main battle.
	So America might win.
	I think America will win in the end.
	Because as much as we shit on America government for being awful and immoral, the American people, I think, are far more off.
	Sorry to say, fellow Canadians.
	I don't know.
	I'm seeing a lot of good stuff in Canada.
	Oh, definitely.
	The other day, I don't know if I told you this, but that friend of ours who's writing the article about doom and techno demons.
	Yeah.
	I was at the grocery store.
	And I was waiting in line.
	And there's a magazine, Time Magazine, the most haunted places in the world.
	Yeah.
	And, you know, because I like to pine in public, I said, you know, how quaint is this?
	Do you remember back when we were afraid of like ghosts and the undead?
	These days I'm worried about a techno demon coming out of city hall to rape us all to death.
	Yeah, I always know that.
	There's a lady just ahead of me in line, a little bit older than me.
	And she started laughing and said, yeah, me too.
	And then I said, you know what?
	I'm just glad they finally got those damn arrows off of the floor.
	They had arrows on the floor in the grocery stores telling you which way you were allowed to go in each aisle that everybody ignored.
	I don't know if they had those in America or not.
	Yeah, no idea.
	But I said, I'm just glad those damn arrows are are gone.
	You know the reason they got rid of them?
	Because it embarrassed the controllers when none of us followed it.
	Yeah.
	Oh, and no one fucking Nobody did.
	And she said, oh, I had one guy try and tell me to.
	I told him to go fly a kite.
	I'm like, yeah, I had a guy tell me as well.
	I called him a Karen.
	And then he ran away.
	It's just so reaffirming.
	You know, she's kind of like a little bit older than me.
	But no, she's on our side, man.
	Out in Africa, there's some guy madly beating on a drum.
	He's a Doors fan.
	There's a bus going through the city.
	Some old lady's sucking humbugs.
	Yeah.
	She ain't never heard the sound, but she's a Doors fan, man.
	She just don't know it.
	It's really interesting how we millennials and Gen X and Zers are actually fighting a war, even though it's not called a war.
	We are.
	Yeah, the Boomers are the only ones that didn't fight the war.
	Some it's They were fighting a war, but they didn't know it.
	I mean, we didn't know either.
	It is so funny, because their whole generational narrative is that they were rebels and they were fighting the wars.
	They make love, not war, but they did not make any love.
	No, and they made lots of war.
	They fuck a lot, but they didn't make a lot of love.
	It was more like fucking surrendering.
	I don't want to be too many boomer, but that's kind of what it was.
	You remember Doug Stanhope talking about how he wishes his mother would become a suicide bomber?
	Yeah.
	But like for a good cause and where she doesn't hurt anybody?
	Where she just like walks into his subway and says, why won't you serve breakfast sandwiches past 11?
	And then like blows herself up.
	She's like, fuck, like, literally, I worked a subway.
	There's no reason not to sell the damn thing.
	It's like real restaurants have that rule because you have to do all the prep work.
	No, it's like literally you have pre-mixed eggs in a milk carton.
	You pour it into a thing, you microwave it for a minute and a half, and boom, you got your fucking egg mixed sandwich.
	But they won't serve it to you past 11.
	Yeah.
	Because they're assholes.
	Because they want to pretend they're a real restaurant.
	Yeah.
	Well, I'm sure that it saves like a dollar here and there.
	No, it doesn't.
	No.
	There's literally no reason for that whatsoever.
	And it's infuriating.
	Man, when I'm like 95 and my life of hard living and drug abuse finally catches up with me, like I'm just going to strap a bunch of explosives to my chest and like go blow something up.
	They're like, what else am I going to do with it?
	I'm 95.
	Might as well blow something up, right?
	And yet the boomers, so many of them are so terrified of death.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, the, I don't know about that blowing yourself up thing, but I wanted to say that for all this.
	Bring back the McRib boom!
	That's one sauce.
	Like, for a good cause.
	And, like, I won't hurt anybody.
	I'll, like, all be, I'll just, like, splatter my body all over the restaurant.
	Yeah.
	Self-immolation then instead.
	Yeah, I wanted to say that my father, you know, okay.
	Actually, you know what?
	Okay, we make fun of our parents.
	Yeah.
	And we're not going to do that in public, but his father's a little bit silly sometimes.
	Oh, yeah.
	We love making fun of the guy.
	But I'm actually starting to come around that.
	Yeah, this guy's actually got his head screwed on mostly not crooked.
	Well, he's like David.
	That's why I probably have such a good friend with David.
	Shit!
	Would your father and I get along?
	Probably.
	That would be fucking hilarious.
	Probably.
	Like, we're both kind of insane.
	Although you hate Protestants and he hates Catholics.
	But that would be even funnier if we got along.
	I think he would, for sure.
	But you know what?
	It's funny.
	My friend Chris Griffin, I ran into his parents and I was like, oh man, I've been friends with them for years.
	Let me tell you all the awful things we've done together.
	Chris was like, no, no.
	Whereas I'd be like, man, let me tell you about all the times Leon has been a shitty human being.
	I'm like, wow, I'm so proud of him.
	Yeah.
	He might be too.
	It might be.
	But, uh, yeah, well, okay, so, probably my favorite movie of all time, at least one of those is Fight Club.
	Oh, God.
	I haven't gotten Liquid up and watched that in a while.
	That line, right?
	We've all been writing being movie stars now.
	Let me find the actual quote.
	Yeah.
	It's a fantastic line.
	Okay.
	I see.
	I see all this potential and I see it squandered.
	God damn it, an entire generation pumping gas, waiting tables, slaves with white collars.
	Advertising has us chasing cars and clothes, working jobs we hate, so we can buy shit we don't need.
	We're the middle children of history, man.
	No purpose or place.
	We have no great war, no great depression.
	Our great war is a spiritual war.
	Our great depression is our lives.
	We've all been raised on television to believe that one day we'll all be millionaires and movie gods and rock stars, but we won't.
	We are slowly learning that fact, and we're very, very pissed off.
	So ten years before that movie came out, I was being raised by my father who basically said the exact same thing.
	The only thing that he didn't say is our great depression is our lives because he didn't live my life.
	And that was really the antagonism between me and my father.
	He's like, why are you depressed?
	I'm like, because I'm living in the modern world.
	Much music.
	Best music of 1994.
	Ho, ho, ho, ho, hay, hit.
	Fuck off.
	Every day we say the real world, the real war is a spiritual war.
	Every day tell me that.
	You know, a friend of mine.
	I didn't come up with this, but, you know, I don't think the friend wants to be credited.
	Who the fuck needs credit these days?
	You are only here on earth to level up spiritually.
	You're not here to succeed.
	You're not here to be number one.
	You're not here to be the Kardashians.
	They're here to level up spiritually.
	And I saw a beautiful...
	Yeah.
	Let's just go back on that.
	I would say the big antagonism between my father is that his attitude was like, if you're depressed, you're a fucking loser.
	Like, no, no, if you're depressed...
	In the 60s, that made sense.
	Yeah, in the 60s, that made sense.
	Oh, I'm depressed, man.
	I'm a torched dirty.
	Fuck you.
	Go party, asshole.
	The beach boys are playing.
	Yeah.
	But.
	yeah as much as uh these days not being depressed means you're a psycho Pretty much, right?
	Oh, yeah.
	And so.
	How about depression?
	I really think that Jim Carrey is an idiot in basically every way.
	Fuck Jim Carrey.
	I'm embarrassed.
	I'm glad he isn't living Canada anymore.
	I'm sorry you Americans have to deal with him, but I'm ashamed of that man.
	But he had a little talk about depression.
	And I'm sure he's very manically depressed.
	I think he's a manic depressing.
	I'm no psychologist, but any games I can't diagnose him.
	But he needs to be aware of.
	Only psychologists are prevented from diagnosing public figures.
	Which they should be.
	That's a good ethical rule.
	We're not psychologists.
	Look at the guy.
	He looks like he's manically depressed.
	Doesn't he?
	Oh, yeah.
	Like when he celebrated the death of Charlton Heston with his whole like, yay, Charlton Heston sport guns, guns are bad.
	And he did this.
	That's a manic face.
	And he said that depression is a deep rest.
	It means you need deep rest.
	I really believe that.
	If you're depressed, you need to fucking chill out, sleep, eat well.
	It means that you have a.
	Remember what we're doing?
	What happened a little while ago?
	I want to finish this because I think it's.
	We were talking a little while ago about how people aren't like machines because when machines hit an error, they need to just shut down.
	It's like, no, no.
	When humans hit an error, they also shut down.
	They don't shut down permanently.
	They shut down to think and be sad and rebreathe.
	Right?
	You need that deep rest.
	I really like that.
	So, as much as fucking Jim Carrey is a fucking idiot most of the time, that's very profound.
	True to an extent.
	Although I point out, you know the number one cause of depression?
	Pride.
	Okay.
	People that are chronically depressed, like the melancholic in particular, it's pride.
	Why does nobody recognize my greatness?
	Why am I not popular?
	Why am I not...
	I am such a special little snowflake and nobody fucking appreciates me and my life is so damn hard.
	And I've got a friend.
	I've got a friend that is.
	Now he is dealing with a lot of stuff, right?
	But honest to God, it's his number one problem is that he thinks he's too important.
	Like, he's constantly worried about being bullied when, like, dude, nobody's thinking about you.
	Like, they don't even want to boy.
	Like, you're not even on the radar.
	Right?
	Like, the reason you're obsessed with being on the radar is because it makes you sound important to yourself.
	Yeah.
	And yeah, I shared a video the other day.
	Again, this Kurzway, like I told you, you guys doing a deep dive in the Kurz wicket videos.
	And the number one way to cure depression?
	Yeah.
	Gratitude.
	Yeah.
	Is write down, like, once or twice a week, write down ten things you are thankful for.
	Yeah.
	Go leave a positive review of a business on Google.
	Yeah.
	Like I've this is something I try and do.
	Actually, I've got a couple of positive reviews I need to leave.
	I would go out of my way to leave positive reviews because and just like say like these guys are really cool.
	They're I really like these guys.
	They did the job really well.
	Man, like I like to be I like to share positive stuff because when you start it actually rewires your brain.
	Who the hell knows?
	Might even prevent cancer for all you know.
	Yeah.
	And you start seeing opportunities as opposed to obstacles.
	Yeah, okay.
	So ten things to be grateful for.
	It's interesting you brought that up because I saw a meeting just today that's beautiful that I didn't get to read.
	Ten things to be grateful for.
	Number one, early wake-up, children to love, House to clean, safe place to live, laundry, clothes to wear, dishes to wash, food to eat, crumbs under the table, family meals, grocery shopping, able to provide for your family, toilets to clean, indoor plumbing, lots of noise, people in my life.
	Beautiful.
	Number nine.
	Oh, you wrote this.
	No, I did not rewrite this.
	This is very beautiful.
	I would be proud of it.
	I went to grocery shopping.
	I know.
	Because it's so easy to say, oh, shit, I have to go grocery shopping.
	Or I get to visit the cornucopia.
	Yeah.
	Yes.
	Oh, yeah.
	I just think about...
	Think about how beautiful grocery stores are.
	And they, like, eat...
	You know, like, Walmart's pretty damn ugly.
	Yeah, and when Brad Schniff, a good story, but when Brad Schniff visited America, he thought Toby Hidden was great.
	And then he visited a grocery store and he was like, wait, we're fucked.
	Basically, it's like, how do you have such plenty?
	The Cornucopia was something people started painting, I think in the 1600s.
	Yeah.
	Because all of a sudden we established enough international trade that the market was constantly full of food.
	And so artists started drawing the horn of plenty, which I think that's like an ancient myth of the horn that would summon a feast for everybody.
	And they started painting this because it's like, oh my god, there's fruits, there's spices, there's fresh fish, there's how is all this food here?
	Think of the horn too, like basically like the dinner bell.
	Or you can just ring the dinner bell or blow the horn and then the food's already there.
	But yeah, okay, so there's two left.
	And this is hard.
	This one's very much aimed towards little families, so it's a little bit alienating to people.
	Right, like you gotta write your own things you're thankful for.
	There's gotta be, you're thankful for your cool.
	Man, I love these boots.
	Number nine, endless questions about homework equals kids' brains growing.
	I mean, kids irritating you with questions is actually pretty wonderful.
	I can't wait for Mike.
	Oh my goodness.
	I cannot wait for that.
	I don't understand why people are like, oh, the endless questions.
	Like, whoa.
	No.
	That is going to be the best time.
	That is the best time I've ever seen.
	I was... I went to...
	don't know if you watch it.
	I just watched, there's this awful, awful series of movies called Josh Kirby Time Warrior.
	Yeah.
	That make, like, the plot is absolute garbage.
	Like, they're just absolutely awful.
	So I was watching one of those last night, and I was really enjoying it.
	And I'm like, why am I enjoying this?
	Like, this movie is objectively terrible.
	But it's, at the core, it's about a teenage boy goes on adventure with grandpa and meets a girl.
	Now, the girl is like a warrior priestess, whatever.
	But I was looking at it.
	I'm like, you know what?
	In the movie, she's a warrior priestess.
	It's always calling Josh Kirby, the Time Warrior, a pussy.
	You suck.
	But it's woman testing man.
	So like, literally in the movie, she's a warrior, but metaphorically, it's that, like, she is, like, this belligerent, like, prove yourself to me.
	Prove that you're a man.
	Yeah.
	And there's that subtext.
	I forget if they...
	Like, he's 14 in the movie, right?
	Like, a 14-year-old actor.
	So, like, I don't think they consummate the relationship.
	I don't remember the sixth movie.
	But I think there's some sort of, like, romantic resolution.
	But This damn movie, as awful as it is, as stupid as the plot is, is it's archetypal.
	And it's deeply archetypal.
	And it's like I could see why kids would like this.
	Anyway, you had one more.
	Sore and tired, in bed.
	I'm still alive.
	Oh, God, nothing better than falling asleep when you're all like sore from a long day.
	Oh, yeah, it's true.
	Just today.
	I don't know if I should say it.
	Too personal.
	But yeah, just having to be to universalize it.
	I went to help a friend move and I got fucked around so much, but at the end of the day, actually moving tired me out enough that I felt good.
	Even though it was like I'm still angry at the things that progress.
	The lack of planning and me waiting around for three fucking hours.
	That's okay.
	you need to tell me the story after the stream well it's like when I it's true though right It's like we're fighting a war and we need to think about fighting a war.
	Think of it like that.
	Like the future is at stake.
	Same time, we're not fighting with our lives.
	It's a spiritual battle.
	It is a spiritual battle.
	But at the end of the day, you're fucking alive.
	And like, you know, one of my favorite Aristotle quotes says that, what is it now?
	There is a certain pleasure in just having vision.
	Just seeing God's creation.
	It's beautiful.
	Every day I walk with my child over the river in Calgary.
	And I stop to look at it.
	It is a beautiful city.
	It's fucking beautiful.
	And I love looking at her.
	That's the beautiful thing about having a child.
	You can see.
	Well, you're right by Princess Island part.
	And Princess Island is this fantastic mixture of wild nature and garden.
	Parts that are gardened.
	Others are left to nature.
	And then also city and sidewalks and cafes and all of that.
	Yeah, I pulled up this meme I've downloaded the other day.
	It's a four-panel meme with the cool guy face and all of that.
	God, the ultimate good, can only commit righteous acts.
	Number one, create something with free will.
	Number two, have it smite evil for you.
	Number three, forgive it.
	And then the third panel, the demon is going, he's sitting, he's sitting, he's sitting, he's sitting.
	And the mortal man says, sorry, dad, Lao.
	And dad says, I forgive you.
	That's good.
	And I think there's actually incredibly deep wisdom in this.
	There is, yeah.
	The only way you can slay evil is if you are, if evil can prey upon you.
	And so whatever the demon is that is assailing you, it's won so many damn times, hasn't it?
	But you only need to win once.
	And then God forgives you all the times that you failed because you won and you slayed the demon and you reaffirmed the good.
	And fuck, the demons hate that.
	This is the angst for me.
	I'm thinking today, Christ Pill.
	Only fear God.
	Fear Satan is evil.
	Worship Satan.
	Right?
	And I'm like, I do fear God because I'm worried I'm going to be sent there soon.
	You know what I mean when I'm saying?
	It's like I'm afraid of these gulags that might happen.
	I don't fear man putting that me in the gulags.
	oh damn i i don't know why well that's my idea of christianity right Like, I love Kierkegaard.
	Like, fear and loathing.
	Christian should always be in fear and loathing him.
	He's going to be salvation.
	It's like, yes, I fear death.
	I fear what's going on right now because I can be put to death for an unrighteous reason and then have to meet my Maker and Atone for all the shit you got wrong.
	But I do like that.
	That's way more Christ-pilled.
	Way more white-pilled than the thing I saw on my friend's Facebook talking about like, don't fear evil, fear God.
	He's like, yeah, that's why, that's why I got it.
	No, listen, I'm prone.
	There's a word for this.
	Scrupulosity.
	Scrupulosity is when the demons show up and start whispering in your ears that you don't really have faith.
	You're a shitty Christian.
	You're a fucking failure of a human being and you don't follow any of his laws.
	You know it.
	And you're going to hell.
	And you fucking just like, fuck off, demon, my father's forgiven.
	I mean, like, you're a father.
	Yeah.
	And your daughter, who you named after the goddess of war.
	I'm actually one that pointed out, he named her after the goddess of wisdom.
	I pointed out that that's also the goddess of war.
	She can fuck up a hundred times.
	As soon as she gets it right, like, you're my daughter.
	You got it right.
	Like, there might be times that you have to punish her or even, like, extreme, even, like, you're not in this household until you sort yourself out.
	But the moment she sorts herself out, she's back.
	Yeah.
	Prodigal son.
	Right there, right?
	Yeah.
	And so yeah, fear of God, but also like radical, almost presumptive.
	Yeah.
	Like if your daughter sorts herself out, for her to come back and say, I'm sorry, Dad.
	Yeah.
	How fucking presumptuous is that?
	How fucking presumptuous?
	She spent 10 years being a terrible human being and she finally unfucked herself and she's just going to come back and say, I'm sorry, Dad?
	How presumptuous is that?
	And yes, you're my daughter.
	Thank God you're my daughter again.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, Prodigal Son, when I was growing up, I hated that.
	who was like, oh, the faithful son gets fucked.
	He almost gets fucked because, well, sorry, keep going.
	Keep going.
	I was going to say when I was in my 20s, I realized the fucking beauty of that.
	Like, you were dead to me, and now you're alive, and it's like I have a new son.
	It's fucking beautiful.
	And the prodigal son is actually the pathway towards beloving Christianity.
	It was that one right there.
	And it's interesting that I hated it.
	Because it's not fair, right?
	It's not fair if I can...
	You know what?
	You're a young man trying to earn his stripes.
	Yeah.
	It seems so like, why does that guy get away with everything?
	Because it's a spiritual war.
	Yeah.
	Oh, yeah, I hated it.
	That was one of the things.
	It was like, what are you talking about?
	It's interesting, too.
	Now that I think of it, my older brother hates Job, the Job.
	So it's like, how could God do that to Job?
	Well, because he's faithful, in the end, he lives a good life.
	And he meets all, you know, like his son, his progeny and his wife dies, but in heaven he'll meet them again.
	You know, the book of Job is, it's like a shit test.
	It is, yeah.
	It's like, I mean, the existence.
	Like, if you were trying to create a cult, would you include as part of your cult that this righteous man just life shits on him for no goddamn reason?
	Yeah.
	Of course you wouldn't.
	Yeah, this book of Job is the atheists always go to the book of Job and then say, look, God's a monster.
	He let Satan shit on Job.
	It's one of the most confusing parts of the Bible.
	And yet it also makes sense.
	It's challenging you to understand the deeper wisdom.
	Prodigal son is a prodigal son.
	It's like there's deeper wisdom there.
	It does not make sense on the surface.
	The technocrats don't understand that at all.
	No.
	Well, fucking eat a soul to understand it, right?
	It's not about efficiency.
	That is the big scare of the possible future where we have a social credit system.
	Everything is sacrificed to efficiency, and efficiency is defined by whoever it's on top.
	And it is like time went evangelization, right?
	You have no soul.
	You're an infant, but instead of being a child of God, you're a child of the machine.
	My friend, same friend that, well, he was saying he was watching a commercial came on TV for Kino, which is some sort of gambling for boomers.
	And it was this ad, like, all these people sitting around being fat, old, and miserable, playing a stupid gambling game in a casino.
	And it just sent shivers through him because it's like, this is hell.
	It's like the people making this ad.
	He couldn't find it on YouTube, which is kind of weird.
	He couldn't find the ad.
	He's like, the people, like, this is hell.
	They don't even know it's hell.
	And that's the techno-communist dystopia is that hell that they don't even know they're living in hell.
	They become subconscious.
	And the fascinating thing about it, too, going back to James Lindsey, right, is like the Marcuse basically, that's his criticism of the Christian world.
	No, they're living in hell, and they don't know it.
	Freedom and responsibility is hell to the demon.
	Yeah, it's fascinating.
	And yet, again, this irony that the demons...
	Okay, you rejected God.
	You don't like objective reality.
	Yeah.
	And you have to go back to the end.
	But he didn't even eliminate you.
	He still lets you exist.
	You are still allowed to exist.
	And you are so fucking furious about existence in hell, which is where you want to be, that you sneak back.
	You constantly try and sneak back into reality, but you only sneak into reality to bring more people to hell, which is where you say you want to be.
	Okay, it's like these...
	You never see right-wingers leaving red states to move to blue states.
	Yep.
	It's always the blue staters destroying their own states.
	I shouldn't say the liberals made an unholy alliance with the radical left.
	So we should say the radical left.
	The radical left.
	That's more accurate, I think.
	Yeah, we need liberals.
	Yeah.
	I don't want to attack liberals.
	Hell, I'm pretty liberal in my opinions.
	I don't want to go red team blue team.
	That's part of the problem, is red team, blue team.
	I'm saying the radical left, they destroy their own areas and then migrate to the red areas.
	Isn't listen, you got what you wanted in your area.
	You got everything you wanted.
	Why do you have to come to our area?
	Demons, you got one!
	You wanted hell!
	You hated God and you hated truth and you hated all of this.
	So we gave you a pit with no light or space or reason or logic or anything.
	All of those things you hate are gone.
	That's where you want it to be.
	The gates are barred from the inside.
	Like, you're the ones keeping God out, not the other way around.
	And yet you have to climb back up into Midgard to try and drag us down to that place.
	Why?
	It's already chock full of assholes.
	Why do you need more?
	By the way, Ilya asked Minerva or Athena?
	It was Athena that she was named after, I believe.
	Isn't Minerva the goddess of beauty?
	Well, it's all the same name.
	Different same goddess, different name.
	Is it?
	Oh, okay.
	Oh, man, I bought something so exciting today.
	Rechargeable AA batteries.
	Nice.
	I've been thinking about these for the longest time.
	Yeah, and I'm pretty excited about that.
	They're almost done charging, too.
	But yeah, that was.
	I like that rant.
	I like that rant.
	Which rant?
	Was I ranting this stuff?
	Yeah.
	You know, maybe I may.
	Maybe I should cut that one out.
	Do a short piece.
	Yeah, I'm really.
	I'm feeling good about things.
	Right?
	That's the thing, right?
	Like, we talked about the extreme hopeful utopia that is possible on Earth that could happen in the next five years.
	You know what, guys, that's right there.
	Yeah.
	You guys think about that.
	Like, we had our version of it.
	Yeah.
	Right?
	We didn't even cover the whole damn thing.
	Like, maybe all the vax people, they're all crippled, and so we can take their jobs.
	We're like, unvaxxed are in high demand.
	Well, that's the dark part of the hopeful rant.
	Well, they don't hope that.
	Like, yeah, we don't.
	Worst case scenario in the hopeful future allowing for vaccine injury being starting to look like it might be rampant.
	Yeah.
	So there's still.
	Red deer seems to be coming true.
	We don't hope for that in the future, but even given that future, there's still hope.
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Like, it's not a spiteful.
	No.
	It's stop preventing us from flourishing.
	Yeah.
	Like, I actually don't.
	Like, if our premier, Kenny, gets brought before the head.
	Like, I don't give a shit about Kenny.
	I've got no.
	Kenny, leave us alone.
	Yeah.
	We just leave us alone.
	We want to be left alone.
	We just want to make money, take care of our family.
	We don't.
	And you're preventing us.
	Well, I've been thinking about possibilities of Kenny being the good guy assaulted by the ultimate evil that's being brought upon him.
	And ultimately, that's it.
	I don't know the state of his soul.
	I know.
	I don't know the pressures he's under.
	Like, I did talk to my MLA, and I know that they're very pressured by the media.
	But at the same time, that's not an excuse for destroying my income.
	Yeah.
	Like, you're hurting me, and you're hurting my landlord.
	Well, yeah, I mean sin we oh that guy that guy needs to burn He was saying that, basically conditioning the federal government to basically take over Alberta because Kenny is not doing enough.
	And that makes me think, like, maybe Kenny is part of the...
	Doing everything he can to preserve the province?
	Yeah.
	Yeah.
	Even though he's clearly partially compromised, maybe he's got some sort of, you know, last-minute plan that he's waiting for.
	I don't think so, but maybe rock in a hard place.
	Rock in a hard place.
	He's making his decisions.
	Just the fact that Zing, who is like, if you look at Canadian politics, it's like complete communism, MVP, soft or communism, with Drudeau, a little softer communism with O'Toole.
	And then, I don't even know where the Green Party sits.
	Maybe a little bit softer than that.
	The Green Party lost more seats than anybody else.
	Yeah.
	They used to be the protest vote.
	except now we actually have the Green Party has absolutely, they aren't really a federal party A friend of mine asked me what are my predictions of Canadian politics?
	Like, oh, fascism.
	100% prediction.
	Pretty safe.
	Pretty safe on that.
	At the same time, I don't see any cops that want to enforce these vaccine, the mask mandates or any of this.
	The RCMP has just reaffirmed that they will not force their members to get vaccines.
	Yeah, I don't think they actually have the truths for this.
	And as for the debate of fascism versus communism, if any of the viewers are wondering, in my mind, and I think in your mind too.
	They're the same thing.
	It's the fucking same thing.
	It's totalitarianism, right?
	It's about letting go of your responsibility and subsuming it into the state.
	Yeah, and so we've got, I mean, we don't have any, we don't have perfect communism that's never been achieved, because it's always fascism, because that is the, perfect communism is the fucking global social credit system, like perfect communism.
	That would be perfect communism.
	That is the perfect beast system.
	And it has never been tried.
	And if it is tried, we're fucked.
	I also think it'll collapse.
	What's that?
	I think it'll collapse very quickly.
	HK just commented.
	Smartphones aren't inherently evil.
	They're just a tool like anything else.
	Yes, that's one of the mistakes that the right makes is they see a tool being used for evil and they blame the tool.
	I mean, the left does this with guns.
	Right?
	Yeah, smartphones are like, good lord, all of these AIs, man, we are so close to actually having pretty damn close to paradise.
	All of these could be used for good.
	The problem is not Amazon.
	The problem is that Amazon treats its workers like shit and extracts money from the community and then spends it on garbage.
	It goes to Bezos and he's not a responsible leech lord.
	If Bezos were a responsible leader of his community, if he were taking all the money he made from or like Bill Gates, right?
	There's another one.
	He wants to experiment on people as opposed to be an actual leader because he's a soy male.
	Anyway, we're um we've been going for three hours.
	We shouldn't three hours, wow.
	We should close it up.
	Any final thoughts?
	Just that you should uh break this up into smaller chunks because uh that's the way to do it.
	Yeah, I should I think there are some really good bits in here.
	I might um feeling optimistic optimistic about where things hit.
	I need an assistant.
	That's what I need.
	Anyway, you folks, thank you very much for the support.
	Take care of yourselves this evening and punch a demon.
	Rip and dare.
	Rip and tear, boys and girls.
	Capi futurum tenetratitum.

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