Technology - Dumb - Smart - Addiction - David Icke
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Moving on to our last major story today.
This is to do with smartphones and technology in the young.
This is something that we've spoken about extensively, made documentaries about here, how the relationship between technology and particularly younger people has become one that is toxic, where the technology is the master, not the other way around.
And we've seen things like addiction so much so that smartphone addiction clinics actually exist now, particularly in America.
It's incredible.
But this is a story here from the Children's Health Defence, which talks about children having a month detox off of their phones and social media and so on, and observing the health impacts and the mental health impacts of them.
And it's quite quite staggering, actually, isn't it?
Yeah, well, you know, it's We're basically continuing the theme that we've just been talking about, because a fundamental part of this hive mind of perceptual control is through the smartphones.
I mean, you look at what Musk is doing with his Starlink.
He's connecting to smartphones.
That's what he's doing.
from low orbit satellites.
And it's been my view for a very, very long time now that there are frequencies that are coming off these phones
that create an attachment, a frequency attachment between the brain, the person,
and what's coming off the phone.
In other words, it's a conduit to keep them focused on the phone.
And you know, you see people all the time who are scrolling and scrolling and scrolling down the bloody phone endlessly, and they'll put it down.
And then in no time they've picked it up and they're scrolling again because what happens is their brain has gone into cold turkey.
It wants its fix because it's become dependent upon the frequency that's coming off the phones.
Now this can be described in various ways through The chemical explanation, like dopamine, the pleasure rush that is triggered by getting likes and what have you, and other chemical results and expressions, but
Those chemical effects are coming initially from the frequency effect.
And this story is about 10 teens, as it calls it in the headline, teenagers in my day, who gave up smartphones for a month.
Here's what happened.
And what they found was that they were shocked, both the parents and the teens, were shocked at the effect it had on them once they put the phones away.
And what they did is they said, you can only Have your phone for an hour a day.
And what was happening in the end is that they were becoming so deprogrammed from the phone that some of these teens didn't even bother looking at their phone in the one hour that they could.
And they were also given dumb phones that only allowed calls and minimal functions, not the smartphone.
And this is part of the article.
The month-long digital detox yielded surprising results.
After some initial struggles, the once-skeptical teens found unexpected benefits in their smartphone-free lives.
You start to see that whatever's going on on your smartphone doesn't matter.
Said Lincoln, a 14-year-old participant.
You never say on your deathbed, I wish I'd spent more time on my phone.
But what they want you, of course, is constantly focused on the phone, because that's where the hide-mind stuff is coming from.
And that's where the programming of perception is coming from.
But that's so important.
It doesn't matter.
If you look through all these things and what have you, how many things actually matter?
And what it is, I've written about this in the reveal, one of the great ways that we are held in servitude to what I call the simulation, the quote, matrix, is that, which I say is an induced dream.
is that we are addicted to drama.
People are addicted to drama.
And so when you put your phones down and you go away and you walk in the country or whatever, and you get away from all this technology, and you get away to a large extent from the the daily life of interaction with people.
What you're basically doing is you're disconnecting from the drama.
And then you come back into the drama, and away you go.
Oh, you heard what so-and-so's done?
Oh, my God, have you heard the latest?
Oh, my God, have you seen what's happened now?
And these phones are an enormous advancement on the drama because there's drama coming off the phone all the time have you seen the latest oh my god and and
This is the foundation of the whole hive mind of human control that's happening now.
Because in the end, it won't be connecting with you through the smartphone, and increasingly it is already connecting with you directly to the brain.
So here's a clip which I found on the internet.
It's part of a video about smartphones and it's talking about how, on a chemical level, but it's a frequency level ultimately, these smartphones manipulate the brain and thus manipulate you.
Now let's find out if you are in fact addicted to your phone.
Researchers use dopamine as a measure for how addictive a substance can be and since we now know that your phone is constantly giving you dopamine hits, this is why researchers and clinicians are worried about the addictive potential of your phone.
Addiction, broadly defined, is the continued and compulsive consumption of a substance or behavior despite its harm to yourself or others.
And these next 5 questions are important to understand if you are in fact addicted to your phone.
1.
Do you have cravings?
Do you want to look at your phone at the expense of other activities such as talking to your partner, talking to your kids, talking to a barista, working out, or interacting with friends?
Salience.
Does your phone impact your mood?
Are you happier when you get lots of likes?
Are you sad or angry if you get less likes on a post?
Does a picture of someone else trigger your mood to change for the worse?
This is a serious concern because this means that your phone can be controlling your life.
I notice that this can happen to me.
I post and I'm looking to see how many likes it gets.
I see a photo of someone else having a really good time and maybe I'm having a bad day and it makes me feel worse.
I'm like, okay, so I guess I might be addicted to my phone.
Tolerance, do you need to spend increasing amounts of time on your phone?
This isn't your fault if this is true, because this can happen because of the neuroadaptation of the dopamine systems in your brain.
It means that you need more phone checking, more new apps, in order to get the same amount of pleasure you might have needed before.
Withdrawal.
Do you feel angry, or maybe you can't focus, or you're uneasy when you don't have access to or are on your phone?
This also isn't your fault because if you are used to checking your phone, numerous studies have found that putting down your phone can trigger the release of cortisol.
This hormone can make you feel stressed.
Therefore, to get rid of this anxious feeling that the cortisol is giving you, you pick up your phone to see if anything has happened or changed.
Putting down the phone doesn't shut off your brain.
Our phone addiction doesn't stop when we put down our phone.
In some cases, it can make us more aware of it.
And finally, relapse.
Do you try to decrease your phone use and find that you can't?
I also relate to this one.
I have tried so many different ways to decrease my phone use and it feels like I always end up back where I started.
If you think that this could be you in any way, you are not alone.
78% of people in a recent poll said they could not live without their phone.
Yeah, absolutely.
There's so many different ways it's done as well.
Funnily enough, this week on my podcast, we had a lady talking about artificial light.
She spoke extensively about the blue light that comes off of these phones and how that completely disrupts the natural endocrine systems of the body, how it produces melatonin, which is why you hear a lot of younger people these days have issues sleeping, for example, which is a massive thing caused by these phones, and how that has so many negative impacts on the body, including the happiness hormones of serotonin and things like that, and dopamine.
So it's all taking people to a more artificial way of living, isn't it?
Which is preparing them for a completely artificial way of being, which is obviously the end goal of this cult.
Yeah, and you know, it's like everything, you know, we call this the dot connector.
The more you talk, the more dots connect.
And so what we are looking at here is a whole extension of the themes of this show this week, which is the control of perception, thus the control of human thought, thus the control of human behavior.
And these smartphones are fundamental to that, and that's why they've been brought in.
And so if we go back to what we were talking about earlier, about the The Cult, which has advanced knowledge passed on through the upper levels, and then the
the communication channels for the general population designed to keep them in ignorance.
This inner circle of the cult, which expresses itself out in scientific projects and underground bases, and indeed a lot of this knowledge is coming from this non-human source anyway, you realize that this is not, and this is, it's so often explained by this, by people who are either trying to scam you or don't know.
They say that something has unintended consequences.
At times you hear that.
Oh, but the unintended consequences of smartphones are, no, the intended consequences.
At the level that a lot of it happens, there may be unintended consequences because the people involved in it, the production and everything of the smartphones, don't know enough to realize what the game is.
But if you go into the inner core of the cult, the consequences are absolutely intended, and that's exactly the case, as we talked about earlier, with the fake Covid vaccines and the other versions of that that they want to now roll out for So many other so-called diseases.
So understanding, as the theme of this show, understanding the scale of what's going on and how it's orchestrated is to have a much greater understanding of what we're dealing with.
And not getting pulled, in terms of myopia, into the realm of the hijacked alternative media, which is basically politics and religion.
Yeah, and also you've spoken extensively about pre-emptive programming and about how if you want to go from A to Z and you've got a population who are quite used to A and quite like that, who are going to be resistant to it, then you either do things slowly or you create problems and offer solutions.
But also what they've done here with this is they've targeted the young so aggressively Because the young are obviously, again as you've written about, going to be the adults when they bring this system in.
So if you get that addiction to technology at a young age, One, you're going to have the addiction to it, which is what we're seeing.
And secondly, you're going to see these kids seeing things like, you know, touching your head and the thing appearing in front of you, wearing glass, more and more technology implants.
They're going to potentially see that as a good idea and as a natural progression from where we are now.
So it's like preemptively programming those kids that technology is going to evolve and, you know, you're going to evolve with it and it's going to be great, plus the addiction to it.
It's been quite effective in many ways with some kids.
A lot are turning around now and, as we've seen in this study, having a hard reset with their relationship with technology.
But it's clear to see what they're doing, isn't it?
The addiction side and also pre-emptively programming these kids for technology to be all around them from birth and them to be used to it.
Yeah, well, this is why I talk about the hard sell of the World Economic Forum, etc., and the soft sell of Musk.
They both are aiming to the same end.
If only the hijacked alternative media would grasp that, they might not be seeing Musk in such godlike ways.
And yes, it's...
It's very clear, obviously, as you say, that the young today will be the adults tomorrow.
But when?
Just when this whole system of hive mind technological control is designed to be in place.
I mean, 2030 is one of their big dates, but they'll move on after that if we allow it.
And at the same time that they are targeting the young for everything, They are seeking to remove older people that have some kind of memory, for how long ever it lasts with a lot of the people, have some kind of memory and therefore a radar that can see how much things have changed.
Because something else, you know, I've been pointing out all along is When you come into the world, you tend to perceive normal as the world that you enter.
So, I was born in 1952, so this ain't my normal.
I grew up in a very different world, so I can see this is not a normal, it's not my normal.
But anyone born today or relatively recently, what is to me madness, is normal.
It's how things are.
And so the resistance is diluted.
And so we are looking at a pincer movement to program the young as fiercely and extensively and as totally as possible, while at the same time getting rid of the oldies who have some kind of perspective on the fact that Not only it wasn't always like this, but actually it doesn't have to be like this either.
Yeah, absolutely.
And that's why they're desperately trying to silence.
And that's where the older generation have such a vital role to play.
I'd probably say my generation now, you know, born in the 90s was probably the last one that technology didn't get involved really until we were, you know, in our teens.
I remember mum's first mobile phone, for example, and it just being a phone you could text on that literally being a text and call.
So I've seen that evolution quite heavily firsthand to what we see today.
So I think You know, it's not just people in their 50s and 60s, even people like myself in our 30s, we remember what it was like previously, you know, running outside, playing outside, climbing trees out on your bike, rather than being sat staring at a screen all day in your free time.
So I think the generations that can remember have a massive role to play and have to not be afraid to take the backlash of saying it how it is, because all the best things in life happen offline, 100%.
Yeah, they do.
And, you know, it's like there's this saying, there's no fool like an old fool.
And it's absolutely true.
And I, you know, I say that as someone who's, you know, 72.
Because if you've lived a life over that period, and you've learned nothing, then that's foolish.
But there's a lot of old people, older people, that have learned, and they should be listened to.
But if you look at the basic theme of the way things are going, that no, no, you mustn't listen to old people.
They're just basically old fogies, and this is the new brave world that we're entering.
We youngsters.
But you're entering a nightmare, if only you realize that.
And you mentioned there about Mum's original phone that was, you know, very low-tech.
If you look at what's happened, they've gone into this in the books over the years, it's been the totalitarian tiptoe.
They've pulled you along with the carrot, chasing each step in the road.
So if they'd have brought in connection to the human brain of AI, you know, decades and decades ago, then there'd have been a massively bigger resistance to it.
But what they've done is they've gone here, here, kitty, kitty, kitty.
So now you had the dumb phones, as they're now called.
And then you go to smartphones, and this is all technology that you hold.
Then they go to technology on the body, your smart watches and all the rest of it.
And then eventually they start to go in the body.
It's like holdables, wearables, and than implantables.
And we're at the point now where, you know, the implantable part of this sequence is already beginning to unfold.
In fact, secretly, through the fake COVID vaccines, it's unfolding as we speak.
So this is all systematic.
And, you know, You don't have to control that many people to control what happens.
You have to control the people that tell the people what they're going to do.
So if you have an organization, you only have to control those at the top and the higher and higher positions, and you'll control what that organization Does.
And that level, that, if you like, management level of the system is now so utterly infiltrated by people serving this cult that this is why it's so coordinated.
You know, there's people lower down these organizations that are fundamentally important to playing these things out who haven't got a clue What they're doing.
They're just doing what they're told to do from on high.
And other people in another organization that are advancing a different part of the agenda, they are doing what they do because of what they're told from on high.
And that on high level are all connected.
This is how it works.
It's incredibly simple and has to be, otherwise its complexity would mean it couldn't function.
He's got some squirrely ones.
Alex Jones is way more reliable than David Icke.
You know, people have called you a loony, it's been written.
I've been researching this stuff for 20 years.
How can you research?
I've been in more than 40 countries doing it.
Which is funny really, because why would they ban someone who is not with it?
doesn't know what they're talking about.
From nearly 30 European countries in the Schengen border group.
Why would they ban him from Australia?
Thanks for watching!
Why would he be banned from the mainstream media?
And even banned from a swathe of the alternative media?