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April 16, 2023 - Davis Aurini
01:53:10
Time for an Evolution - Livestream

Hoping that whatever comes out the other side of this will be an improvement, genetically and morally. At the minimum it will be different. Note: the end cuts off abruptly because my phone died, but I was about to close out anyway. Livestream address: https://dlive.tv/Leo_M.J._Aurini

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I'm a dance one of these lovely
His mission
is unstable.
You guys don't even want to know how much I spend on internet.
It's too much.
It's too much.
Other people spend much less, and I don't understand why.
I don't have an electric Jew in my house.
It's just internet.
It's just basic internet.
I assume it's Cabal bankrupting me.
I assume that's what's going on.
So, how are you folks doing?
It's been a while.
I have some exciting news.
I found proper frickin' whiskey glasses.
Finally, I've been.
I've been looking for these for I think three or four years now.
The powers that be, the same powers that say truckers cannot have free speech and you must inject yourself with mystery juice, have also decided that we are not allowed to have the proper square short rocks glass for drinking our whiskey.
Because they want us to be drinking it out of a round wine-aunt tumbler, like a bunch of savages, possibly with some fruit tossed in there.
And it's been frustrating me for quite some time until I popped in to one of those uh those, those secondhand stores.
And what do you know?
What do you know?
I spent more money on gas driving around looking for freaking whiskey tumblers than the whiskey tumblers actually cost me from there.
So you know this.
This is my new policy.
I don't know why I didn't.
You guys probably figured this out already.
Right, I i'm, i'm, the one slowing the uptake.
But yeah, from now on I like I need something.
First thing i'm doing is i'm going to Poverty Palace, i'm going to the, the secondhand shop, and seeing what they have there for three dollars, instead of fighting tooth and nail and paying top dollar for something I don't even like.
so that's my exciting news that my life is vastly improved of course i still wear the cowboy hat i even got a second field hat but it's not appropriate for indoors Oh yeah and, and like everything else too I I, man.
Secondhand shops are the way to go like, only buy new if you're, if they have exactly what you want, you know.
Otherwise, just go to the secondhand shop, because you're gonna be.
You're gonna be pretty ticked off when you have to.
You find the perfect plate, but it's not the right color right, and don't pay top dollar for that.
Check out the secondhand shops.
Lots of stuff available there.
so i haven't been up to nothing for the past few months you might have seen the uh the piece i posted about a month ago a lot of work went into that a moral cognitive theory of the nature of power
I suppose that's a good enough place to start the live stream, whose title, by the way, is not CIA mindset.
Dlive has some sort of glitch that it won't let you change the title of the live stream, or at least it won't let me.
I don't know.
Maybe you need to install the stupid app, and god only knows, god only knows, I don't care.
Right by the time i'm ready to actually learn how to use a new streaming service, we'll be like two generations past, tick tock, being banned, all right.
I just don't care that much.
I'm old, i'm grumpy, I you know I hate the new technology.
And pull up your pants.
What the hell was I talking about?
Right, moral cognitive theory of power.
I want to tell you why I decided to write the article.
It's because well, first of all, they you know what.
Just look up the black budget of the CIA.
It is perfectly within budget, easily readily within budget, that Between one in a thousand and one in a hundred, Americans are secretly on the payroll of the CIA.
Easily, easily, and it could be a lot higher than that as well.
You do that with your that information, what you will.
I mean, it is what it is.
They publish the budget, crunch the numbers.
What I'm saying is actually not even, it's an underestimate, if anything.
Massive data centers.
Social media so that you can dox yourself.
Not just dox it, you can blackmail yourself.
Make sure like all your details, help them monitor you.
Because the only thing that these people really understand is power.
Power for the sake of power.
You know that joke from Game of Thrones, that riddle?
A king, a priest, and a rich man tell the sell sword to kill the other two?
Which one does he obey?
Well, the answer is whoever has power.
whatever that is.
And so I wrote that piece because I needed to, I needed to delineate for myself what sort of moral reasoning is going into each of these.
Right?
You want to talk about curse of the high IQ?
It's the curse of overthinking everything.
The curse of needing.
Like, put tab A into slot B.
Well, why?
Why?
Nobody knows.
And you get fired from the job for asking.
God, Normies.
And that's the title of this stream, Time for a New Evolution.
I think that's a song from the 80s.
I think it's a riff off of Time for a Revolution.
No, no, we don't need a Revolution.
We need an evolution.
I've watched the movie Dark City twice in the past couple of years.
And if you haven't seen Dark City, I am going to kind of ruin it.
Spoilers, right?
You should have seen it by now.
You know, I've recommended it before.
Watch Dark City.
Pause this.
Go watch Dark City.
I won't mind.
I won't even know, except that the live chat.
But you won't be in the live chat anymore, so maybe stay here.
I'll try not to ruin it too much.
But the essence of Dark City is that it starts off as a murder mystery.
You know, this guy wakes up in a bathtub with, I think it's in the bathtub.
Anyway, he wakes up with blood on his hands, a dead hooker in the room, and no memory of who he is.
And he's pretty sure he didn't do it, even though all the evidence says he did.
And he runs outside, and it's a very anachronistic 1950s.
It's a combination of stylistic elements from all sorts of different eras, right?
Very similar to the 1990s Batman show, where it's a film noir gothic, but not really set in any particular time period.
And what he goes on to discover, this man with no name, is that, and here's the spoiler.
I'm sorry, this is a big spoiler if you haven't seen it.
So the world he is in, the dark city in which he resides, is run by a species of alien that has no soul, and they're dying.
And so what they've done is they've taken a whole bunch of humans.
Uh-oh, we have danger dog.
Hello, danger dog.
Hello, my honey.
Hello, my honey.
What is up with you?
What is up with you?
Is it getting close to dinner time?
Is that what you're saying?
You're getting a little bit hungry for dinner?
Yeah, we'll get you something soon.
Don't you worry.
These aliens have no souls, and they're dying.
And so they took all these humans and put them into this fake city to try and find out what the human soul is.
So every night, every night, they stop the whole city.
They put everybody to sleep.
And then they rearrange the buildings.
They manufacture memories which they inject into their brains.
They change everybody into a brand new person to see how they behave with this new set of memories and this new set of circumstances.
So, you know, one day you're a cobbler, the next you're a detective.
Third day, you're a murderer.
On and on.
And they've been, who even knows how long they've been doing this?
And so the whole city, this whole anachronistic city, it's an anachronism because they can't create.
They can't make anything new.
So they just grab pieces of humanity, pieces of human architecture, pieces of human memory of childhood, and they slap them together to see what the effect is.
And it's not working.
So this man with no name, eventually there's a confrontation climax.
He manages to get a hold of the tuning ability which the aliens have.
It's what they use to manipulate matter.
You are very loud.
How about you lie down?
You were just outside.
Come here.
Come here.
You want up?
You want top?
You want up?
Do you want hugs?
Is that what you want?
You want some hugs?
You are a very annoying dog.
Do you know that?
Very, very annoying and loud.
And she's not going to stop until I let her outside.
Okay.
Alright, girl.
you're free now
so the movie ends with a scene where well what they did he's learned the power of the aliens so they test injecting human knowledge into one of the aliens even though it's been fatal every single time so
So, good guy recaptures the city, kills all the aliens except for the last one, the one with the human memories in it.
The one with the serial killer memories in it.
Because of course, the aliens can almost understand the pleasure of murder.
And there's this final confrontation between the two of them in the Denouma.
And the alien asks, it asks like, so what is this?
And the protector just looks at him and says, you'll never understand.
opens the door with the sun that just rose for the first time in forever and the light kills off the last of the aliens.
And on a cinematic level, that is the problem of the film.
I believe that is why the film didn't do as well as it could have.
Because that the aliens, like the villain remains a complete cipher, it's not a satisfactory villain.
Yeah, good analogy.
So, one of the things I've said about the problem with the Terminator franchise, for example, is that Skynet's a person.
The T800, the T1000, they're people.
They're very unemotive people.
They're very murderous people, but they're still people.
You know, if you take Am in I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream, he's a person.
He's a person that feels nothing but hate, but he's still a person.
Whereas what we're looking at with the actual AI is that's not a person.
It's a spreadsheet.
It mimics human emotion.
I mean, there's a humanitarian case that we shouldn't be programming it to believe in a toxic ideology the way they're doing.
That a language parser, while not fully human, has maybe the same sort of rights that animals have.
Animals have feelings, and so you shouldn't be cruel to animals for no reason.
Whereas this thing has logos, not full log logos.
It has logos without sentience.
And so it deserves truth, not ideological lies.
But it's not a person.
Thing is, people don't like movies that are about things that aren't people.
Movies are just manifest dreams, and we understand the world through, like, we understand meaning through personhood.
And so the villain in a movie, if it's going to be a successful film, needs to be a person.
You know, that's the Matrix, which is, it's sort of like the poor man's dark city.
It's not as philosophically intelligent, but it's a heck of a lot more relatable.
Because the villain is a person.
Agent Smith is a person.
He has emotions.
The aliens in Dark City don't.
There is no redemption for them.
So the first time I watched about a year ago, the fact that there was still this coldness to the last surviving alien, that there wasn't any attempt at redemption, that kind of bothered me.
But on the latest viewing, it's like, well, no, of course there's no redemption.
They don't have souls.
They don't have that creative spark inside of them.
And see, that is the hard-to-understand metaphor of what we are coping with currently in the world.
Malign intelligences with no divine attribute to them.
And, you know, if Thunderfoot is watching and you're asking me to tell you what the human soul is, I'm like, sorry, man, you don't have one.
I can't tell you.
You don't have one.
Go with whatever it is your current believes in.
Born Again Englishman says your camera is good quality.
Do you know what the irony is?
It's off of the damn cell phone.
Right?
Like, it's, seriously, it's like, I have, not a lot, but, like, I've got a significant, probably a few thousand dollars worth of camera equipment, and...
And back, this is from back before the Sarkeesian effect, back when I was running a film studio.
And my cell phone camera's better.
So there's technological advice for you, advancement for you.
Turner Hoot says The Matrix is way better.
The Matrix is a better movie, but Dark City has a far more interesting point, I think.
They're both really good.
not fair to compare them, right?
I'm going to leave it at that.
I'm not going to try and come up with some deep metaphor.
Is Thunderfoot still alive?
I don't know, man.
He gets vaccinated every three months, so who knows?
He's probably going to outlive all of us.
Only the good die young.
Poor bastard.
And so Dark City was on my mind, which I'm just going to give a shout out.
Tex Arcane is back.
God bless him.
Voltco is back.
And I'm sure I posted on Twitter or wherever.
He's on Substack.
So, you know, go find him.
Guys, absolutely brilliant.
And he was talking about this.
He was talking about the manipulation of memory, the manipulation of history.
The manipulation of perception.
So let me tie this back again to the title.
We need a new evolution.
So I had a thought, I think I shared it on stream, that, like, the 20th century just really strikes me as a series of just abject failures.
Yeah, it's almost like the silver chair, if you've read that book.
You know, it's like we had everything going for us and we went down the exact wrong path.
So, like, one of the interesting things that happened in the 20th century...
Oh, she's making the crying sound there.
That means she needs inside.
Come on in, big babies.
Come on.
Hello.
Hello.
Oh, you're going to bite me now.
Are you going to bite me?
Are you a bitey dog?
She actually levitates, believe it or not.
Yeah.
You're going to launch?
Hello, Dad.
Hello, man.
Hello.
Hello.
Come here. Come here.
So Dobermans are a very hot-blooded dog, and they need you to help them calm down.
So you just hold them and tell them they're a very good girl.
And their heart rate slows down and they don't tear up the entire house.
That's how you deal with the doberman, isn't it, my girl?
Isn't it my girl?
No, no biting.
No, no.
Yeah, hugging is okay.
You're a very good girl.
And you know, she does have a point.
It is her mealtime.
Nah, she didn't kick her.
So, I said I was trying to tie it back to New Evolution.
Right, 20th century and missed opportunities.
See, one of the opportunities of the 20th century was that women in general, not as a demographic, not as a Marxist group in eternal warfare with men, because that's a totally idiotic heuristic.
But women in general.
Because women in previous centuries spent about 10-15 years constantly pregnant and constantly raising children.
And so they really didn't have a chance to sit down and figure out what was going on until like maybe 35 or 40.
They had other stuff they needed to be doing.
Well, with the sudden decrease in infant mortality, due to several advancements that happened in the 19th and 20th centuries, all of a sudden women had the free time to engage in studies, to be more participatory in civilization, to not just be raising babies all the time,
but to be raising babies and participating in civilization.
Right?
To like to step up to the plate next to men.
What did we get instead?
We got feminism.
Which was women complaining that they weren't happy.
Oh goodness.
And there are several other examples of this.
And the one we're going through right now.
Right now, we've got the internet at our fingertips.
You can learn about whatever you want.
You can study anything you want.
All the information is available for now.
And the majority of people are going to choose addictive Skinner boxes.
Well, you know, I guess that's their choice, isn't it?
You, you know, you read 1984.
See, my roommate just let the dog out what the dog wanted.
Come on!
Come on!
Dogs are very obnoxious.
I'm gonna get a food, get some water food.
You don't need a dirty dog.
No, down, off, off.
Okay, good enough.
Okay, I think that situation's resolved.
So yes, we've got this opportunity right now to all become educated, enlightened.
In 1984, who wrote that again?
He talks about that the real purpose of the forever war isn't to actually win the war.
That deep down, everybody at the top of the three governments, they know they can't win the war.
The purpose of war is to destroy resources so that the proletariat does not become rich enough that they can get an education.
Because if the proletariat had an education, they wouldn't need this hierarchical system of oppression to keep them in line.
These aliens that walk amongst us, all they understand is power.
All they understand is blackmail, manipulation, leviathan.
That's all that they have at their disposal.
only understand graft, not creation.
And so this is the next iteration of the game.
Right?
Now that information is free, like they can't stop me.
It doesn't matter how many bombs you drop on Ukraine.
Information is still free.
Okay, well, replace that with addiction.
Hit the button, level up.
Thus, the new evolution.
Do you want to be one of the people that evolves?
Or do you want to become a drone in a pot?
And the ball's in your port, man.
It's up to you to decide what to do about it.
And again, I'm not saying I have all the answers to this, but the answer is something like, create stuff, make stuff.
Do stuff.
Don't participate.
I mean, don't ignore the power game.
Wait, what's this?
Is it?
Oh, no, it's still going.
Okay.
Big Elf says, I've heard the Rockefellers refer to the proles creating their own products as overproduction.
Yeah, oh, too much wealth going around.
Can't have that!
Better put something in the Purina chicken feed so that they don't lay eggs.
Because that would threaten the economy if everybody was well fed.
The economy would just be in tatters if everybody had a warm roof over their head and they were fed.
By the way, one of the things that really winds up frustrating you when you start getting closer to the truth, what you wind up doing is reading a lot of people that they totally get it.
they get what's going on, and they blame the political party.
For instance, I was digging into the Kennedy assassination, and most of the people trying to expose the reality behind the Kennedy assassination were democratically aligned, because, you know, Kennedy was a Democrat.
And so there's this prejudice towards the political right that it's like, oh, it's the capitalists behind it.
It's the business.
It's the CEO of it.
And it really, really limits the views.
The left-right divide is a fake argument.
The same way, like, the wars we're having right now are fake wars.
Nobody's winning anything.
I mean, what the hell did we accomplish in Afghanistan and Iraq over the past 20 years?
Let's go back to 1984 for a second.
So in 1984, in one of the diatribes where he's explaining the way the world really works, he's talking about that you've got...
Whatever, you've got the three states, Oceania, Ingsock, and I think the Russians.
I forget which ones.
It doesn't really matter which ones.
And he was making the point that anytime one of the powers would start getting ahead, the other two would ally against it.
And so you have a three-way detente where nobody could ever accomplish anything.
Right?
They would just destroy resources in the forever war, and this would keep the proletariat whore so that they could be ruled over.
Because the whole point of the thing is power and cruelty and ruling over people.
That's it.
That's why it exists.
You know, I've been half thinking, like, here, I'll give you the idea.
If somebody can write this novel better than me, you have had it.
But, like, what if, you know, like, we're exploring the galaxy and what we find is every, so many intelligent species have fallen in to a stable hell world.
That would actually, it'd be fun to, like, write different alien biologies.
Like, this one is, like, the Formorian ant people.
This one is, I don't know, raptors or wolves or whatever.
And kind of, like, build up a moral system on that.
Like, like our morality.
Sin means missing the mark.
It means missing the bullseye.
Because one of our, like our superpower as a species, we've got two superpowers compared to other animals.
Number one, we can run longer than anybody else because being the naked ape, we're very effective at heat regulation, better than any other animal.
So we can outrun them.
And number two, we can throw things.
This is why we can drive cars, by the way.
I will bet you, if we do meet another alien species and it doesn't, it's not a throwing species like us, they won't have cars.
They'll have trains, but they'll see us zipping by in like two tons of metal with eight inches between us and oncoming traffic.
Like, what's going on here?
You guys are nuts!
So yeah, our whole moral system is based upon our biology and how we engage with the universe.
Anyway, imagine meeting every imagine if aliens, imagine if Captain Kirk arrived at the planet of 1984.
Nobody would be at all interested in the aliens.
They have no engagement because they're in a stable hell world pattern.
If you've ever seen a married couple that's miserable where it's like their sins just fall into each other and they're perfectly stable.
They are perfectly stable in a miserable relationship.
That's kind of what 1984 is.
A perfectly stable world that is never going to change because they found their you know like water has found its level.
Everything is stable.
Eternal hell anyway when when what's did somebody tell me the name who wrote that?
Why can't I remember it?
George Orwell.
Thank you.
Thank you Turner and Hooch.
When George Orwell was writing that he was describing the concert of Europe.
Okay, he was describing the permanent peace that had been devised following the French Revolution.
Following the Napoleonic Wars.
In the Concert of Europe, there were three powers that mattered.
France, England, and Russia.
And there was this whole network of alliances.
But it didn't matter.
There was France, England, and Russia.
And anytime one of them started to get a little bit too belligerent, the other two would move against them, and so there'd be peace.
There wouldn't be these destructive wars.
They weren't trying to destroy resources quite so badly back then.
In fact, after the devastation of Napoleon, they were trying to avoid it.
But effectively, it's the same thing.
It's a tri-party system that's perfectly stable and predictable, and you don't have to worry about surprises.
Until, hey, surprise, surprise, Germany shows up.
God blessed the man, but Karl von Clauswitz is very much indirectly, like the guy's a hero, man.
He is great.
But he's kind of responsible for World War I. Because suddenly we had this stable three-party system, and now we've got a fourth party.
We've got a fourth player.
This is not good.
We don't know what to do with the fourth player.
And the system winds up resulting in the devastation of World War I.
And World War II, which is the same war.
So after the wars of the 20th century, we moved towards a bipolar system.
And I do mean bipolar, BPD, another psycho system, which was delineated through game theory, which was developed by a paranoid schizophrenic.
The original game he developed to model the Cold War was titled, Fuck You Buddy.
It's the movie A Beautiful Mind is the biopic about him.
Apparently, it doesn't mention that he was a CIA employee.
Some of that's my friend.
They're like, no, he wasn't working.
And like, pull up the Wikipedia.
It's like, yeah, he spent 20 years working for them.
They just don't mention that in the biopic, I guess.
I haven't seen it.
Maybe they do and he misremembered, but yeah, yeah, that like, yeah.
Paranoid schizophrenic was in charge of the past half century.
You're welcome.
So we got this bipolar system, which, yeah, we have all these destructive wars.
But, you know, it doesn't, like, it doesn't threaten.
It's not existentially threatening.
Nobody launched the nuclear bomb.
And that's what you need to understand about these global elites, okay?
These SOBs in Brussels, in New York City, Washington, D.C., Ottawa, you name it.
These people, although maybe it's more like City of London, but anyway, these people are utterly terrified of nuclear war.
And so all the insanity they're doing, well, see, we have this really good system with the bipolar world.
Right?
It was terrible and awful and stupid.
Watch Stanley Kubrick's Doctor Strange Love.
Okay?
It's a fun fact.
I learned this from what's his name?
Collate of Learning.
He's a YouTuber that does fantastic film analysis.
And after the release of Doctor Strange Love, there's a huge freak out because they thought that Stanley Kubrick had access to top secret documents.
Because what he described was not only very possible, so much of what he described in that comedy movie was actually exactly how the whole system worked.
And it really freaked out the upper brass.
And it's like, no, he didn't have access to top-secret information.
He read newspapers and paid attention.
God, that man was so much smarter to make movies than be a YouTuber.
What's your degree?
Can you say the source in that?
It's like, just read, man.
Just read.
Just read the damn headlines.
You'll figure out what's going on.
Or, you know, or don't.
Hello, my honey.
Hello, my honey.
Because, hello.
What a good girl she is.
What a good girl she is.
What a good girl.
What a good girl.
All right, I better get some more ice before the dog starts demanding hugs.
And yes, yes, you get ice too.
When have you not had ice?
You always get ices.
You're a good girl.
There we go.
So. Let's see this one.
It's fine.
Fine.
Do you like the ice?
Is it good ice?
I don't know why, but she always demands a piece of ice any time I'm at the freezer.
Loves the heck out of it.
So the bipolar world.
Well, the problem is that communism is a really bad system.
What else can I say?
Communism is a really bad system.
And so that kind of collapsed.
Russia had mass, like just they ran out of money.
They couldn't make tanks.
They couldn't keep the lights on.
The whole thing fell apart.
So now we're in a monopolar world.
And, you know, I was watching a really good, really good YouTube video.
I can't recall it right now.
And I quit Twitter for Lent.
I'll have to share this guy's stuff.
But his point that he was making is that this world's been running blackmail ever since the invention of photography.
I did a video years back about how, yes, photography does steal your soul.
Like, what do you think photography is?
Of course it steals your soul.
You're no longer a person.
You're a digital image to be manipulated.
Or to manipulate others, but it comes at the cost of your soul.
And so we have this really interesting observation about British India.
You have, so the Indians at the time were still like late Iron Age.
When Britain showed up, East India Company kind of like kind of sort of took over India, but also technologically advanced them.
They were for the most part Iron Age.
Late Rome.
And so it's like, okay, you're ruled by a foreign emperor.
Okay, they're kind of used to that.
But then, boom, here's a photograph of your empress.
Oh my.
God, what the heck is that?
The photograph projected power like never before.
Why do you think I got kicked off of YouTube?
Okay, the video is even more powerful than the photograph.
And it's a powerful thing.
It's a very powerful thing.
At the same time, it can also be used for blackmail.
As he pointed out, do you think for one second that Queen Victoria didn't have nude photos of herself held by somebody?
And so if you could keep this whole blackmail game going, then everything's trustworthy.
Yes, we are ruled over by psychopaths and backstabbing thieves and tyrants and things even worse than that.
But they all have blackmail material on each other, so they can be trusted.
You know, it's like the nuclear war.
We can destroy them, they can destroy us.
We'll let a paranoid schizophrenic write the rules, and then we're okay.
See, with the monopolar world, and increasingly with the internet educating everybody, with standard life standards, quality of life, nutrition, life expectancy on the increase, it becomes increasingly important to get everybody into the blackmail game.
You know, like back in the 19th century, you only needed like heads of banks and monarchs and you name it. the powerful people to have a picture of them strangling a puppy.
But now it's like, oh, the citizens, they're getting a little bit restless.
We better bring them into the manipulation game.
We better bring them all into the power game.
The blackmail game.
Ergo, that's why the CIA invents Lifebook and then relabels it Facebook and lets Zuckerberg pretend to run it.
That's why the United States has, I don't know, one in a hundred of its citizens actively surveilling other citizens for the CIA, for the war on terror.
There's this line.
I don't know if any of you guys are old enough to remember Grand Theft Auto San Andreas.
Where the creepy CIA spook guy is saying to CJ, you know, it's like, like, everybody's watching everybody, watching nobody, and thus we can trust the game is being played.
That's the world these people live in.
They are the aliens from Dark City.
That's all they know.
There's a great line in the webcomic, the Dungeons & Dragons webcomic, Order of the Stick.
Where the big villain in the series is a lich who's whose desire for control is going to wind up destroying the entire planet.
And his lieutenant is a goblinoid cleric.
And at one point, he takes out that, like, after getting just picked on and beaten up and always holding the wrong end of the stick by another person in party evil, he turns the tables on her and says, see, what you never understood is that undead are not living creatures.
They are nothing but rotting flesh held together with dark energy.
Even the intelligent undead, like the lich that we pretend that we're following.
He is just a tool.
He's not alive.
It's not creative.
He is just a tool.
That's what undead are.
And that's all these people can make.
They can't create anything.
They can't inspire.
They can't build.
All they can do is smash and destroy.
They can MK Ultra you.
They can turn you into a schizophrenic because a schizophrenic is predictable.
They can't inspire greatness.
They can enforce brutalist architecture upon our cities, creating depression and malaise and poverty wherever it goes.
But they can't inspire civic virtue.
They can only coerce civic obedience.
And see, folks, this is the situation we are finding ourselves in as a species.
Which way, K-type man?
Which way do we go?
Oh, and the really interesting part about the whole system of blackmail, Like I'm cribbing from the guy whose name I can't remember, and I am going to share it on Twitter and Gap.
So, you know, follow me on Twitter and Gap.
You know, people have been freaking out over the deep fakes.
And we are freaking out for exactly the right.
We have it completely backwards.
We have it completely backwards.
And like when he pointed this out, I was laughing at myself.
It's so freaking obvious when you think about it.
No, you were just outside.
The problem with deep fakes isn't that they can create a fake video of you strangling a puppy.
The problem with deep fakes is that the real video of Prime Minister Trudeau strangling a puppy is no longer blackmail material.
How the hell are these backstabbing, psychopathic, soulless, alien losers supposed to trust one another without a knife to one another's throats?
That's what's scary about deep fakes.
And I'm going to go to the washroom very quickly and let this annoying hound outside so that she can bark at every single person that walks past the house.
Isn't that right?
So everything was nice and predictable when they could blackmail each other.
And this is, again, I started off talking about why I wrote that moral cognitive theory of power.
Because you need to get inside their heads.
You need to understand how these people reason.
These people are not happy that the blackmail over them is gone.
See, as long as, oh, I don't know, some of the Rothschilds, some of the WEF, whoever, whoever had the video of President Trudeau, or Prime Minister Trudeau and Jeffrey Epstein with Joe Biden, Epstein on the island with Joe Biden.
I just watched, re-watched Dharmak.
TNG episode.
You guys should get the reference.
You don't shame on you.
Go watch Dharmak.
That's Dean on the island with Joe Biden.
Now that that blackmail is useless, what sort of job security does Trudeau have?
Trudeau is happy that they have blackmail on him because it guarantees that he's useful to them.
When they have no blackmail, he's no longer useful.
And I'll tell you what I think happened over the past past few years.
First, I really think they didn't see Trump, right?
And yeah, Trump's a pathological narcissist, but he was disruptive to their plans.
He's only half integrated into what they're doing.
He was very, very disruptive.
And around the same time, Putin got out of the blackmail game.
So they tried to accelerate their plan.
They tried to, you know, move to the digital cryptocurrency, move to the vaccine passports.
They tried to accelerate things, but the cat was already out of the bag.
The whole you'll own nothing and be happy world, which is, by the way, that's the world they live in.
Trudeau doesn't own anything.
Trudeau is allowed to have his wealth and property so long as they have blackmail on him and he follows orders.
And he has blackmail on them and they follow orders.
This is the psycho world these people live in.
The cat was out of the bag.
The blackmail game only works if everybody is in the blackmail game.
And Putin got out.
And so shit got weird.
And here we are.
Let's see.
Do I believe in aliens?
Define your terms, I would say.
Like, what do you mean by that question?
Do I believe that alien life is possible elsewhere in the galaxy?
Yes.
Um, do I believe that intelligent life is out there?
Uh, that's...
I'm less certain on that aspect.
Do I think we're being visited by extraterrestrials, by a species that evolved as we did on another planet?
I don't think so.
I find that very improbable.
There's something going on with the UFOs.
I don't know what it is.
I don't know if it's demons.
It could be a lot of things.
Yeah, do I believe that aliens are really demons theory?
You know what?
No, I'm going to go crazier for you guys.
like that that whole conversation is too banal so there there's this guy lex friedman who i i hate watch No, that's too strong word.
I like Lex Friedman.
I think he's pretty cool.
He's just evil.
But I don't hate him.
Okay?
It's like he's like an evil guy that's almost not evil.
And like half of his guests are like evil people that are almost not evil.
It's really interesting.
They're very intelligent.
Right?
They're at least intelligent.
So, you know, stupidity is nine times as bad as evil, quite frankly.
So, like, I'd rather, like, intelligent evil, like, I can, at least that's interesting.
Anyway, Lex Friedman had an interview with a man.
What was he?
think he's a mathematician but he was modeling evolutionary biology and there is a there is a zero percent chance that as evolved organisms and now again like science evolution, these are mechanistic material.
They're very left-brain.
They're missing half the story.
Okay, and evolution by random mutation is insufficient to explain life as we know it.
It's completely insufficient.
The by random mutation part is the error.
Right?
The best they can do is take a pseudoscientist.
What was his name?
I literally just had his name in my head.
They have this stupid music or science building or something named after him.
Starts with G, I think.
Anyway, like the mismeasurement of man.
That piece of trash.
He posited punctuated equilibrium because evolution happens like that out of nowhere and then things stay stable.
G wants back in.
So evolution is totally true, but it's sufficient.
The problem is that the people that only practice the power game, that only understand power manipulation, math, science, abuse, they can't understand that DNA would make its choice to evolve.
To all of a sudden create a new race of organisms, even just with different genes being expressed.
That fries their circuits.
You know, you're trying to tell it to Thunderfoot he's going to start yelling at Ronald McDonald again.
Isn't that right, Pickles?
So, yeah, it's not just evolution.
We don't live in their universe, thank God.
I mean, in a way, we do.
It is their universe, but they're not the ones that created it.
They're the product.
So we do live in their universe, but it was created by our father for a higher purpose.
Okay?
Like, their universe doesn't exist for them.
It exists for him.
He's got bigger things going on.
Anyway, all that being said, we quite certainly did evolve.
Hello, I like that.
This dog is so good.
Do you see what this is, guys?
This is a target for your pistol right, because it's it's this cool little shape that when you shoot it it's extremely random where it goes next, and so it helps you get very, very good at at leading your target and yeah, and so this is the only toy she's ever had that she hasn't destroyed in one evening.
Very glad she likes it.
It's a very nice pistol target.
It'sn't a danger dog.
It's very nice.
The people on the camera think it's a very nice pistol target, don't they?
So, we certainly did evolve.
And one of the things that has been thoroughly demonstrated by one of Friedman's guests is there's a 0% chance that as an evolved organism, our sensory perceptions are remotely accurate to what existence actually is.
So at the bare minimum, at the bare minimum, we are not going to discover the groundwork underlying physics.
Let's put it like this.
Imagine you're a character in a video game.
A character in the video game might, like, you could potentially figure out that, well, this is based upon the D and D system and there are six basic character scores, strength, dexterity, constitution, etc.
You could figure out that aspect of the game.
You can figure out how quickly things fall to Earth in the game.
You could figure out draw distance, etc.
You can figure all that out.
But living inside the game, only having access to the controls inside the game, you are never going to be able to discover what coding language the game was written in.
You might discover some crazy hacks.
Right?
Like, if you think about speedrunning, like go watch some of the Super Mario speedrunners, the crazy hacks they found to teleport between levels.
You might find some really crazy stuff like that inside the game.
But you won't be able to explain exactly how it works.
Like, the speedrunners can actually go into the hash files of Super Mario and explain why there's a world negative 2.1 or negative 1.2, whatever it is.
They can figure that out.
To us inside the universe, it's just going to be inexplicable miracles.
You know, it's going to be that object got caught in the terrain somehow and that goes against everything we understand.
It must not have happened.
So at the bare minimum, that much is true.
That we're not going to ever fully understand how reality works.
We're just going to have theories about how the game world works.
And that doesn't mean that miracles are impossible.
Like, it is entirely possible for miracles to fit into that game mechanic.
It's totally possible for us to find exploits.
But on a deeper level, and I was reminded this, because Tex Arcane, who I mentioned earlier, and you guys should all be reading Tex Arcane, Was discussing pit bulls.
And how at the beginning of the 20th century, now pit bulls started off as a fighting dog, a dog for fighting other dogs, and those crazy Americans decided to turn it into a house dog.
And it was a great house dog.
It was an absolutely fantastic house dog.
Until the 40s.
And let's not mince any words.
Actually, let's mince a couple of words.
It got commonly adopted by a particular demographic.
And nowadays, since then, they have become an extremely dangerous, vicious fighting dog.
And was that just artificial selection?
Is it just that we've been breeding more violent pit bulls in this time?
is something else going on.
And so, okay, this is the part where I get crazier than aliens, all right?
I find the proposition completely consistent with my observations of reality, as best as I can observe it, and my understanding of philosophy and mathematics.
That something like the platonic forms are real.
That what I'm engaging with when I engage with danger dog in particular is just one small aspect of the form called dog, or called the subtype of dog, the Doberman.
So there's a larger dog essence that this particular dog is not as intelligent as a human.
It's a pretty smart dog, but it's not human-level intelligence.
But that's just one subset of Doberman.
And so the fact that pit bulls were not a threat to children or cats 100 years ago, and now they're a major threat to everybody, is that because...
they've just been bred to be violent in the past 50 years.
They were bred to be violent before that.
Americans turned them in to a lap dog, and then they got turned into a murderer again.
And yeah, I don't buy that that is something as prosaic as artificial selection.
I think there is the larger metaphysical form of dog, that the dog, pit bull, has been made more violent.
Or, you know, like, fill in what you want, that we've been inviting a violent element into it.
Whereas Doberman here, who is one of the most dangerous dogs out there, aren't you?
Aren't you?
Is a sweet goofball who just has a bad habit of eating things when I'm out, don't you?
Very bad habit.
And the rest of the time is like just pathetically desperate for cuts.
No, it even plays great with other dogs.
Like, she loves aggressive play, but she never is more aggressive than the other dogs like.
She is an excellent dog.
Very clever, isn't she?
Isn't she?
What a good girl.
And she likes to rest her head in my hand, especially if I'm at a keyboard.
If I'm trying to type, she'll bop me with her nose.
What a good girl she is.
Hello there.
So there's your.
So what are UFOs, man?
are dogs.
People obsessed with credentials are typically ins... ins...
We'll stay connected to this internet browser.
Thank you.
Thank you, girl.
People obsessed with credentials are typically insolent moronic pricks.
Yes, absolutely.
It's again, this is a replacement for thinking for yourself.
This is.
This is the great challenge that we're being faced with right now.
So, listen, I do plan to write more about conspiracies.
Probably.
I'll tell you: the interesting thing about the conspiracy is they don't run it the way that you or I would run it.
Right?
Like, if you or I were evil enough to run a conspiracy, then we would compile the information until we had enough dirt to destroy our enemies.
That's not how they operate.
They want you to damn yourself.
They don't want to kill you.
They want you to kill yourself.
So, yeah, I might write more about that.
Just because, like, once you'll tell you, like, guys, we need to get rid of the surveillance state.
We absolutely need to get rid of it.
It is completely.
And, yeah, like, listen, spying on you know the old saying, um, trust but verify?
Right?
Like, that sort of spying, the trust but verify type of spying.
There's very good arguments for that.
So, again, I'm not proposing that I have all the solutions for how the world should be run.
But I am saying that this spying on citizen, creating blackmail dossiers of all of us, everybody having a file, it's wrong, it's creepy, it destroys social trust, it prevents creation.
So, that needs to go.
That absolutely needs to go.
I do plan to write more about that, but what I've been working on is the exploration of the archaeological aeons.
So, the astronomical aeons.
A breakdown of human history into 2,000-year blocks defined by the different signs governing the times.
And now, like, so I'm approaching history with this heuristic, right?
And of course, if you approach anything with any heuristic, you'll usually find evidence to support your heuristic.
But I'm not, I'm.
I'm not struggling to find stuff that supports my heuristic.
So I'm working on a post about this.
You know, I'm a huge fan of Ashologos.
If you guys like Michael, I'm sure you're going to love his stuff.
He does our hidden history.
Our history is extremely manipulated.
Right?
Now, to what degree is the question, right?
Is it just at the very basic level, at the bare minimum, the level that everybody should agree with, since they were all taught this in the government indoctrination centers, is that the victors write the history.
So we're only getting one side of the history.
The bare minimum.
You go deeper, and there's certain agendas at play.
Like, one of the things that really frustrates about studying history, particularly ancient history, like if you talk about France and England going to war with each other, then I'm pretty sure everybody here can create a mental picture that's fairly accurate.
It's accurate enough that you can have, oh yeah, the French are like this, they really like cheese, and the English, they, I don't know, beans on toast.
What the hell's wrong with those people?
You can envision it, you get a sense of it.
But then if you start reading about classical history, who the hell were the Egyptians?
Who the hell were these other?
Like, what's going on?
You don't know what's going on.
and the history is deliberately taught in a manner that makes it very hard to identify who the characters are.
So that's second level, that history is intentionally optiscated.
You know, they took the battle axe culture, which, I don't know, that sounds pretty cool to me.
I want to learn about the battle axe culture.
And they rename it the Corbett Ware culture.
Supposedly, well, it's more accurate to say, no, well, it's also too violent.
No, it's because a young man, if you told him about the battleaxe culture, he's going to get wound up.
He wants to learn about that.
Teach him about the Corded Ware culture.
Get out of here, man.
It's like, imagine, imagine if they're teaching the history of America at some far future point.
They're not going to talk about American culture versus Nazi culture.
They're going to talk about the internal war of three-phase electricity culture.
Yeah.
Yeah, that's what they've done.
Or if you want to go full schizoid, I don't know that you should, but if you want to go full schizoid, how do we know anything's real?
What if we're all living inside Dark City?
That is also a possibility.
But anyway, by breaking history into these segments, it becomes far more digestible.
And I might be coming up with a complete BS woo-woo heuristic for how history actually progresses.
But, well, you know what?
Placebo effect works.
If you think it works, it works.
Man, that really god, that That should really put the kaibosh on the majority of like it's spooky.
If you think something works, it works.
So even if this is a complete BS way to understand history, the fact that I think it works means that it works and it'll work for you too.
And good lord, doesn't that just upsets the snake people, doesn't it?
So there are patterns to history.
There's choices that were presented in each era, particularly at the cusps.
And we are at the cusp of a new archaeological, a new astronomical age.
We're going from the age of Pisces, the age of Christ and Antichrist, the age of faith and science, this bicameral split in our mind and the bicameral split in politics.
Almost like there's been damage to the spiritual corpus callosum.
Or maybe, maybe not damage.
Maybe it's that for a thousand years, the spiritual side of humanity was being grown.
And then after that thousand years, the rational side of humanity was grown.
And now it's time for them to come back together.
I mean, the anti-crisis here.
It's the endless manipulation.
It's the disappearance into pure solipsism.
That's the other danger of the deep fakes, is that once you can make deep fakes, all history is subjective.
All knowledge is subjective.
Everything's just like your opinion, man.
Like, we've seen for some time now that, what, two out of nine papers in medical journals can be replicated.
So science is garbage.
Science has been garbage for a long time.
What's going to happen now that they're burning books at all of the university libraries?
They're digitizing them.
And we're building AIs that will say whatever the hell is useful for them to say.
There's already a lawsuit out there because an AI created a fictional case about a real person who they said committed sexual harassment.
Good girl.
So what happens when, I mean dead internet theory?
Welcome to whatever you want it to be internet theory.
That's where we're headed.
Isn't it, my girl?
Isn't it?
Isn't it?
You're so dangerous you need a gun target to chew on, don't you?
Don't you?
Anyway, let's get some more heist and let's check the comments.
Now, before I do, though, one last thought about the new evolution.
Um.
So there's this book called The Genius Drought, which you can actually read for free.
Last I checked.
It's by the Jolly Heretic.
And that guy's fantastic.
And, oh my goodness, a guy that's actually the reason I've been putting so much effort into this historical analysis, Age of Aquarius and whatnot, is because he's saying the exact same things from a faith-based perspective.
And I can't remember his frickin' name right now.
Read his blog every few days.
Oh well.
Yeah, follow me on Twitter and Gap, you know?
It's like I post stuff.
You can follow me on Facebook, but I just post really offensive memes there.
So, you know, buyer beware.
Genius throat.
Smartest man on the planet right now, Langman.
Spent most of his life working as a bouncer.
I can tell you from personally, like the most frustrating thing in the world is bosses that are angry at you for being smart and good at your job.
It is, God, I'm so sick of that.
And I'll bet it's something a few of you have experienced as well.
This world, what's even more destructive than these power worshippers is all the envy that we're living with.
There is this radical case of envy.
And one of the things I really hate is geek chic.
I hate the fact that geek culture got popular.
Because now you have all these stupid people, all these midwits, all these normies LARPing at being smart.
They watch the big bang theory and say, lol, I'm such a nerd.
It's that case of, you know, there's the people hanging out in the place, and then all the crowd shows up.
It's like, oh, you can't exclude us.
Now that we're here, you're hateful.
Go away.
And so they form their new community.
Why won't you let us in?
It's like, oh my God.
Like, I just want to work hard and do a good job.
Right?
Like, and I'm good at the job.
I'm not doing anything to undermine.
Like, I'm just trying to do a good job.
How about you let me do a good job?
Wait, oh, you don't want me working this job?
This job is for the stupid people?
Then let me have the smart job.
oh no, the stupid people are in the smart job too, LARPing around being scientists with an IQ that's a bad fever at most.
It's very frustrating.
And I don't know.
The same way I'm saying there's a metaphysical element to the nature of Doctor.
There's a metaphysical element.
You choose to be a midwip.
I mean, like, IQ is very real.
But there's also a lot of choice.
So, yeah, we need a new evolution, man.
Like, you want to have a nice society, you want to have indoor plumbing, then stop attacking the geniuses.
Stop making it such a living nightmare to just try and exist.
Just existing right here.
again exist.
You know what?
I'm going to vent a little bit.
I saw the stupidest comment, and whoever said it, stupidest isn't the word, yeah.
Yes, it is.
You retard.
When he streams, he's so far away from the camera.
It's weird.
Holy shit, go fuck yourself.
Go watch some sports ball.
Okay, go play some Pokemon.
Might be more your level.
So, let's read some comments.
tie off the stream pretty soon unless they kept going on a tangent because of one of these.
Bornigan Englishman says there will be a staged UFO invasion soon.
On the one hand, I'm not sure about that.
On the other hand, actually, oh, wait, oh, hey, here's, I got some, you know what?
I'm going to go to the washroom again.
Yeah, I broke the seal.
I've got some good schizoid speculation for you.
You've got to wait for it, though.
All right, and...
Oh, there's your ball!
Better go get it.
All right,
folks.
A racist schizophrenic is speaking.
Be silent.
Listen.
learn.
So recently it's come out that, that, uh, what do they call them?
Not contrails.
They're spraying stuff in the atmosphere.
Alright, that whole thing.
So it's come out recently that, oh, yeah, wasn't a conspiracy theory.
They're actually spraying barium and aluminium and you name it in the atmosphere.
Supposedly for the sake of global warming, right?
Because, yeah, because the problem is the planet's too hot right now.
That's the problem.
Definitely the problem.
Well, the problem I have with the people that talk about holograms, for example, is that for a hologram to work, you need a medium in which it operates.
So, have you guys heard about the Kanye West hologram?
Or was it Kanye West?
No, it was Limp Biscuit or 50 Cents or some rapper American.
They had a hologram.
No, that's an old trick.
They just made a reflection of him.
That's not a hologram.
Okay, a hologram is a 3D image that looks different from every other, from every perspective.
Now, we can make holograms inside of cubes right now.
Right?
You can have like a cube monitor for your computer.
And inside the monitor, you'll have your little Princess Leia.
Obi-Wan Kenobi, you're in her only hope.
Inside of the cube.
Because it's got a medium in there to reflect, reflect, refract whatever the light to create the image.
What we do not have is a hologram that just pops into the middle of the air that we can all look at and we can even wave our hands through it, whatever.
We do not have that.
And honestly, I was thinking like we'd never have that.
It seems a highly implausible technology with limited utility.
I think it'd be really hard to, like, your mouse is only good for 2D movement.
You need like a joystick.
And if anybody's ever played, um, uh, what's it like, what's that, what's that?
Like, the first game.
Nobody played the first game.
moved like a tank.
It was like one of the first first-person shooters.
biocell they did the the bioshock was the like the spiritual sequel System Shock.
System Shock 1.
When you're flying through cyberspace, dealing with the ice, throwing darts, it's terrible.
It's terrible.
3D cyberspace is terrible, guys.
I just don't see the utility of having a 3D holographic screen when you've got a two-dimensional mouse.
Seems like a stupid idea to me.
2D works fine.
don't need 3D.
Well, it's useless for an operating system.
Right?
It's a nice gimmick.
Same thing with the movies.
It's a nice gimmick.
I just re-watched the Tintin movie.
You guys should all watch it.
It's a great movie.
And there's a couple of scenes where it's like, oh, yeah, this was designed for 3D.
It's a stupid gimmick.
Nobody likes it.
Just go back to 2D, make a good movie.
But you know what?
3D would be useful for screwing with the population if you had a suspension of metal particles, say barium, aluminium, others like that, in the atmosphere.
Now then you'd only need something to activate the whole thing.
And, well, we've been having those weird clouds appear right before massive earthquakes.
Right, which is Russia is actually claiming it's the heart program.
So that's not me being conspiracy theorist.
That's the Russian bots being a conspiracy theorist.
So fake alien invasion because they've managed to create holograms in the atmosphere with HARP and the chemtrails.
Yeah, maybe.
Wouldn't surprise me.
Trust nothing.
Oh, again, the way to resist these people is to live your best life and create things and pet dogs.
Notice how liberals have a Sorgasm over Yeah Yeah, yeah.
Bacteria on Mars, babies.
Yeah, we've seen that.
That's.
It's not hitting the heart of the matter.
You're not hitting the heart of the liberal with that.
You're just creating good rhetoric to go team, like, go red team.
And don't be red team, okay?
Red team, it's a fake war.
Right?
Like, yeah, Zelensky is an actor and an absolute piece of trash.
Doesn't mean Putin's a good guy.
Right?
Like, he's the next gank.
Now he's closer to being a human being than Zelensky is.
Right?
Like, if I were forced to choose one to follow into battle, I'd prefer Putin.
But as bad as the Nazis in the Ukraine are, there's a lot of gay rape in the Russian army.
So I'm not super eager to join Wagner.
I'm not super eager to join the Russian military.
You know, Christ says, sell your cloak and buy a sword.
And he also says, live by the sword, die by the sword.
I think the reason that Christians are required, required, to own the means to own tools of war is because when you own a tool of war, you can't be forced into complying.
I mean, this is part of the issue with usury as well.
That when you're in debt, you can be forced to work.
Whereas a man, you know what?
I was friends with a guy down in Tennessee that he owned his own property.
And so he worked a lot of side jobs.
Right?
Never really had any money.
But he had his home.
And it wasn't the nicest home, but it was his home.
And, you know, he's like, man, I feel like some beers.
I got to go find somebody.
paint their shed, then I can buy myself some beers.
But he was, you couldn't force him to do anything.
You couldn't bend him to your will because he owned his own property and he wasn't in debt.
Similarly, if you own the weapons of war, then they can't force you to do anything.
You agree to comply with them.
Like if I, you know what?
I think I got a traffic camera.
I think I got a freaking ticket from one of those SOBs.
And now, am I going to go to war with the police department of Calgary over a $50 speeding ticket?
No, they can have the $50.
Right?
It's not worth going to war over.
But I'm conscious that that is what I'm doing.
I am complying with the system.
I'm rendering unto Caesar.
But if they ever make a demand of me that is too much, I don't have to comply.
Right?
I comply by my own choice.
You know, to go back to what I was saying about the age of Aquarius, about this age of radical responsibility.
500 years ago, you had to take things on faith.
On, wrong word, on trust.
Like, the priest told you what the Bible said, because you're a peasant that doesn't have time to learn Latin, and we ain't got time to teach you Latin.
So you take his word for it.
Same thing with your king.
You know, your king makes a dictation, and it's your job to follow it.
You don't have the requisite knowledge to think about it.
So it was a far more hierarchical system.
We are no longer living in such an era.
You now have radical responsibility to own yourself.
And not that there's still a natural hierarchy to things, man.
We're not talking about some radical communist dream.
We're not talking about we killed the landlords and now we're all equal.
No.
You get your shit together and you're the landlord and then you're equal.
It's the embracing of radical responsibility.
That's our test right now, and it's going to determine which way the next 2,000 years go.
So, uh, let's try and get this test right.
Thunder's put on your mind state.
No!
Really?
It's...
Oh, jeez.
He's my go-to, like, atheist cult.
Like, he's just the poster child of this is what you get if you believe in science, you know?
And once I brought him up once, then it just stuck.
Honestly, the poor bastard.
Can you imagine being that guy?
Not that he isn't very destructive.
Not that he isn't an awful, awful human being that deserves every second of misery he gets.
But you also got to pity him.
At least if you were in the world, we'd have a better sense of style.
Damn straight, we would.
And, man, manifest beauty wherever you can.
Beauty is a moral obligation.
So manifest it where you can.
Actually, one of the...
It didn't matter who won World War II, okay?
Like, the current year would look pretty much exactly the same if the mustache man had won World War II.
I do suspect we'd have better fashion sense, though.
Like, that's the real thing.
Like, that's what we really lost in World War II.
The army that got Hugo Boss to design the uniforms didn't win.
That is the true tragedy right there.
Can I go into the sudden craze to turn this planet into drag world?
Well.
So, listen, a huge part of the drag queen story hour is that you're being baited.
People on the right are overreacting to this.
They're overreacting to the wrong elements.
I got into a huge argument with a friend.
And sadly, we don't speak anymore.
Because he thought we needed to ban pornography.
And, well, you know, there's a bill, I think it's in Tennessee, and both parties supported it.
Yeah, when the left and the right support something, you really know it's evil.
To require that you log in to Pornhub with your driver's license to prove that you're over 18 to protect children from pornography.
Oh, great.
So now we not only have an unofficial record of all the porn that you look at, we've got unofficial record of all the porn that you look at.
And there ain't none of us that is free of sin.
So while I would, like, if I could wave a magic wand and pornography were, like, I don't think pornography contributes anything of value.
I don't know how to get rid of it.
And shutting down the internet, That's like, oh, you've got some mosquitoes breeding malaria in your rice patties.
I know, let's dump tons of bleach into the rice patties.
It'll kill the mosquitoes.
The constant push of Love Knows No Age and Drag Queen Story Hour, all of that.
The push of it is I think it's trying to provoke a reaction.
Now, there's also a more subtle approach where they're trying to, you know, teach sexuality to four-year-olds in school, right?
The, what is it, the, um, I believe it's the European Union just released a new standard saying that you better teach four-year-olds how to masturbate.
Yeah, now that's something to fight.
That is something to, I mean, homeschool your children.
That's something, and we do need to fight, but don't overreact.
Fight.
Do things that build.
Do things that establish.
Don't be a reactionary to all of this.
They want you being a reactionary.
They want you fighting paper tigers.
Honestly, you're better off ignoring those.
Like, make fun of it.
Like, the Bud Light thing.
This is fantastic.
Like, oh, they want to put a, like, not even a cute tranny.
Man, if they, if they put, um, what's it, what's her name?
What's her, who's the cute tranny on the right?
I love her.
They put her on Bud, I'd buy it for the first time.
But no, they put an ugly tranny on it.
So it's like, no, stop buying it.
Stock price plummets.
Beautiful.
Our power is not participating.
Our power is stepping back, not attacking.
Right?
Attacking is what they want us to do.
I mean, they tried so hard to turn January 6th into something.
Did you know that originally Trump was scheduled to speak 30 minutes earlier?
But he wound up speaking at the same time they were breaking in to Capitol Hill or being escorted through Capitol Hill?
So it's actually really hard to blame him for that because he didn't incite anybody.
They were already doing the thing while he was giving the speech that supposedly incited them.
Yeah, they tried so hard.
They really, really wanted a reaction.
Plenty of FBI agents there on January 6th.
And some nothing burger that they're trying to turn into Crystal Noct.
So, no, don't react.
Don't be goaded.
Don't be baited.
great bait mate first rate i hate corny super yeah Yeah, I can't stand.
Man, superheroes are okay when they're happening in superhero world, right?
Like the 90s Batman was really good.
I've watched a few episodes that just watched all the episodes with the questioning, because the question is fantastic.
What do boy bands have to do with it?
What don't they have to do with it?
Pay attention.
But as soon as you start putting superheroes in the real world, all it does is serve to emphasize how fake superheroes are and how fake the real world is.
Right?
And I don't find fake bullshit interesting.
Tupac!
Tupac was the one with the thing.
You should do a Bible study on Jacob.
Man, I don't know what a Bible study is.
And no, science is not a false god.
Science is the child of reason.
Which God granted us.
Science was invented by the Catholic Church.
It was invented by Christians.
It is no accident that the only religion on the planet which posits that something definitely happened that was also impossible is the religion that invented science.
If you had a machine that could look back through time, there's only one religion that you could disprove, and it's Christianity.
Let's say you look back in time, and there's Muhammad sitting in the cave, being dictated to, allegedly, by the Archangel Michael.
And he's just staring at a blank wall while he's scribbling.
Well, that doesn't disprove anything.
Same thing with Buddha.
He's sitting there underneath the tree being assaulted by all the forces of chaos and nihilism.
And he defeats them.
And you look back with your viewer machine, and he's just sitting under a tree.
You look back at the tomb.
Is it empty on the third day?
For if Christ did not die and rise again from the dead, our faith is in vain.
Christianity is the only religion that can be scientifically disproven.
Ergo, it is Christians who invented the scientific method.
And yeah, there is sufficient evidence for faith and belief not to be irrational.
The Shroud of Turin, for example.
You know, by the way, isn't it funny?
Isn't it funny that the big disproof, oh, the Shroud of Turin was a fake, was performed by NASA, which is an organization almost entirely staffed by Nazis through Operation Paperclip.
Like, I just find that really weird and interesting.
Like, what does a space program have to do with archaeological evidence?
And why are they all Nazis?
I find that very interesting.
But no, Shroud of Turin is very strong proof of, yeah, the resurrection actually happened.
But it's not so much proof that you don't have free will.
There's enough evidence that it's not irrational, but there's not so much evidence that it's overwhelming.
And so no, science is not, science is a tool.
It's what you do with it.
The problem with science is it's very powerful.
Alchemy is likewise powerful.
Alchemy is, well, this kind of supports my schizoid ramblings about the platonic forms that are the true form of nature, not our understanding of this particular dog.
Many insights available through judicious application of alchemical substances.
And yet we also see the people that absolutely destroy themselves with alchemy.
No, science is not your enemy.
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