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That's one, too.
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Sorry I'm late, ladies and gentlemen, we're getting right started. I'm gonna do just a very brief introduction
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and then we're gonna go
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Yes, Mark is putting out some absolutely fantastic content lately. It's just reading
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It's just research really actually anyone, you know could have done if they just maybe paid a subscription to newspapers.com and
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Did the right searches? But
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Mark is in the batting cage
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Yeah, taking the covers off that's all I got to say mark is in the batting cage
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Yeah, I
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Don't know what to say if mark if Doc Malick is booting you off his sub stack
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It's exactly where you want to be. I think there's there's not much else to say there. I'm not gonna
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I'm not gonna do any of that bull in a china shop stuff anymore. I'm gonna let the biology speak for itself
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I think we we are really
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If this is you know, we're doing very very well
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We're about to drop some people on their faces
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And so it's not a question of if it's just a question of when and so I think if we just move cautiously and
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Keep our feet firmly underneath us
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Don't don't get off balance in any way. I think everything is gonna be just fine in the next couple months
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We're gonna make some serious
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Serious progress. Don't forget. I'm on the website of the red pill Expo at this stage
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listed on the same list of speakers as Mickey Willis and and
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and
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Andrew Kaufman
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think about the
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extreme irony of that
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the extreme I
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don't know
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craziness that in four years plus of trying to push this stuff out that
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Yeah, that's that's where we are. Anyway, 28 people watching. Thank you very much for being here. Let's get started
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The latest data tells us that the latest data tells us that we're dealing with essentially a worst case scenario
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I think that's a really
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Excellent idea Jeff. We've been I have been trying to come up with something that fits that for a while
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And I've got a couple things in the works as far as a PDF goes lots of people have taken a crack at that but
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the PDF from GIGO and biological and the past couple weeks three weeks four weeks of work that Mark and I have been doing
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And I don't mean it in any other way than to saying that I'm just really happy to be in this fight together with Mark and with Jessica
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and with Nick Hudson and with Jonathan Hengler and
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Wolfgang Wodach and
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Mike Eden
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The list of people that we that we consider part of our little team
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Has now really it's it's a very very
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Solid list of people who understand the argument we're making we're so busy lying
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We don't even recognize the truth no more than society. We want everybody to feel good. That's not that's not the way life is
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But you can tell if someone's lying, you know, you can sort of feel it in people
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And I have lied. I'm sure I'll lie again. I don't want to lie, you know, and I don't think I'm a liar
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I try not to be a liar. I don't want to be a liar. I think it's like really important
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Not to be a liar
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I hope you mean you have to mute that part with
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With Tucker
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Because I love that dude one that that that thing really rings well with me
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Have the harkonans telling you and I think it's just really a sort of scientific discipline from what I understand
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It's Tucker's admission. It's not his whining. It's it is admission
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There's no clearer way to say that you're a liar by saying that you're a liar
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How much more succinctly could one say it than five times repeating that I'm a liar
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I don't want to be but I am it's perfect. It's absolutely perfect
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Hey, I got to push this button over here in order for this to work
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Okay, so we are gonna we are gonna try and truncate this a little bit because the idea again is to
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Well dispel this enchantment, and so I think repetitive repeating
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Repeating messages are actually very important for the people who come for the first time
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I know it's kind of annoying if I show up late and then I also have to run
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45 slides or or whatever this is
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But but these messages are important
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Because we've been consistently putting these messages out with these people's faces underlying them for almost
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four and a half four years now
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And to think that in all that time a message so succinct and so clear a
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message so patriotic and and and
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Focused on the truth could have been lost in the noise that they created
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Like lost in the noise that these people created
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and
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The noise is of course all to disguise this plan that's been in the works for a very long time to invert our sovereignty
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into experimental
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Animal status so that they can feed our biological data into the as yet
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non-existing AI that will
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that will solve all of humanity's problems and so the
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the show on on social media featuring a eyes latest greatest achievements in art and in
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in language and and cliff notes
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Is part of this illusion?
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And as hard as it is for a lot of people to accept it is one hundred percent in illusion
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And the illusion goes back a few decades because this illusion of
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understanding of high fidelity
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Understanding of the biology that underlies health and disease this mythology has been building
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For decades and unfortunately our parents were completely under its spell and more importantly
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they were under its spell because
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It wasn't it wasn't used against them in the same way that it has been used against us in the overt
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Malevolent way that it's been used against us in our lifetime in the form of the childhood vaccine schedule
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And in our lifetimes in the form of pandemics
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But once we gave power to the charlatans
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It's very difficult to get it back, especially if we inherited it this way and we did we have to admit
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I'm 52 years old. We inherited the world
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where these charlatans and their mythology was the prevailing narrative and
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There are people who have tried to fight against it
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There are people who have have touched part of this elephant and and paid the the the highest price
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And then there are people who claim to be patriots and who actually are part of the
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controlled demolition of America, and I don't think that's a message that you can repeat too often because
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You know, it's gonna take my kids of being aware of it
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It's gonna take more college kids than are aware of it right now in order to turn this cruise ship around
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We're gonna need some adults to be able to play the role of teacher and mentor
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And and and keep people away from social media keep people away from the nightly news and keep people away from the
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PBS news
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history of America and
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Point people back in the way of the truth
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What American history really is what the American economy really is what what?
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fractional reserve banking really is as far as as a possible weaponized source of control
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And why Jeffrey Epstein and stories of Jeffrey Epstein's Island might be used to obscure
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The power of weaponized piles of money
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Like the Vatican for example one of the oldest and probably largest weaponized piles of money
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Let's stay focused on the biology for now though
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And let's not take their bait on social media that includes crazy sub stacks
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And let's love our neighbors
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And let's share this stream if you don't mind and if you've got the means and you're sitting at home with more money
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Then you know what to do with
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Feel free, you know, if you've already subscribed to Twitter
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If you've already you're paying for people's sub stack within by all means, please
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Go to gig ome biological and see if you can also support this work because I think it's one of the few places where you can get
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An objective look at the fifth generation warfare that's being waged upon us and our children
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One place where people are gonna call it like it is fifth generation warfare is the coordinated lying
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to the populace
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Let's say that again. The fifth generation warfare that you need to be afraid of is
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Coordinated lying and that's what we have here. We have people that have coordinatedly lied to you
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And even faked rivalries between one another
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And the reason why is because you know this picture would be better
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This picture would actually be better testing one to this picture would actually be better if we did this
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This is really what we're dealing with right now, and if we don't do this
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We're never gonna break free. That's what I know for sure
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Well, you can see that I did not wash my face this morning with a cold
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Rag of water. I look a little shiny. Sorry about that. This this ten o'clock show
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Ten o'clock show is gonna take a little adjustment
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I'm gonna keep doing it though because it's really invigorating to have the whole afternoon to prepare for the next day to look
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Into things to follow up
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And I think this this work that we've been doing
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with regard to the
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With regard to prions and and virology and the Baltimore class of education scheme and the infectious cycle
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Is really paying off. I'm so excited. I'm just so excited
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You
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Now it might go to the wrong slide because I didn't change that I bet because I wasn't gonna planning to do that whole beginning
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Oh, no, we're good
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Ladies and gentlemen, this is Giga on biological high-resistance low noise information brief brought to you by biologists
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It is the first of May
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2024 in May of 2020. I was already suggesting that a background signal might be
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Misconstrued as spread and that previous immunity to previous RNA viruses was likely sufficient in that we shouldn't listen to these people
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And it's now
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21 22 23 24 it's technically four years later
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And although the sophisticated
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Biological understanding of the of the most parsimonious explanation
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For what has happened over the last five years almost is is in front of us now. It's five years
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Five years of coordinated lying
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has brought us to where we are today and
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I think it is still relevant to always start the show within traumascular injection of any combination of substances with the
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Antibogmenting the immune system is dumb
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Transfection in healthy humans is criminally negligent and thousands of biological faculty members in the United States
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And around the world should have done known better should have spoken up
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Should have waved their arms
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Unfortunately, there were only a few of us who did and RNA cannot pandemic is something that anyone with a PhD in biology
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Should be able to rub their little beard for a little while and think wow, that's a pretty clever way of
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Challenging my notions of what I understand
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And then maybe they should use PubMed and start looking into it and pull their head out
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It's
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2024
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Stop hiding within your own little field in your own little question your own little subunit
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And start asking big questions about biology because we are being enslaved by this mythology
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And we need your help
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So the hypothesis that we have if you're still with us is that the who declared a pandemic of a dangerous novel virus
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But there was none. In fact, it was a hot background
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In fact, it was nonspecific PCR tests. In fact, it was probably nonspecific lateral flow tests
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it was probably nonspecific PCR primers that were
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Were hand-waved into a signal that was already there
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But it's a crime. We've called the police. We don't have to explain the motives of the criminal
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We don't have to explain the plan and unfortunately
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That's what we've been tricked into doing for the last four years and responding to these
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so-called dissidents
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What's exactly happened then mr. Cooley? Well, you know, I don't know these people are lying about it
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That's where we are
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To think that governments and non-governmental organizations like the who are interested in taking over the world
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And yet somehow or another they wouldn't have people on both sides playing for them
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Like they wouldn't have enough money to plant a few people inside of I don't know some organization here or an organization there
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Maybe
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Actually inspire a few dissident movements or support a few substacks
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In order to make sure that their control over where this narrative went
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Was pretty dominant
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You don't think that in addition to censoring a few people on twitter and facebook that they would have actually not
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Propped up a few people right away from the beginning to make sure that they had people on their team in both places or all places
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Can we really still be that naive at this point to believe that it's just governments and it's just fauci versus rann paul
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It's just hekel health alliance and usad versus the people who want to tell the truth
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Really? Do you really believe it's just corporations trying to take advantage of a money hose
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It has nothing to do with the weaponized piles of money that have existed for four or five hundred years on earth
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Come on ladies and gentlemen, can we wake up and apologize to our children for being so naive?
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I don't know. I think
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I think this is probably going to be the wrong slide. So i'm just going to escape out of here right now assuming that it is
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Um, and we're just going to start this thingy mobov that i've got planned
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Uh, I found another video of
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And I had put it in my list
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Of possible study halls a long time ago
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I don't know when because I I edit the same document all the time as this list
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Um, and what's interesting is is that since I had put it in the list and it has to be since I put it in the list
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Which is interesting. So I don't know how long we've been hammering home the idea that James Giordano
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Is an interesting figure because he's a forward facing public outspoken person on the internet about these
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Mythologies and these worst case scenarios, right?
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Coffee's almost gone and it's actually still warm. So hold on one second
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Anything that can ruin the hour that follows it. It's cold cup of coffee. Um, so what I find interesting about it is again
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Was that this this si PRI?
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Video has been made unlisted since I found it, which is kind of interesting
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Um, and of course James Giordano is the guy that you know
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He says you just see the few cases here and there with something that makes people complain
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And then the rest of it you just use the internet and let all the wild
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Speculation about what's going on and let non specific tests do the rest of the work
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Let asymptomatic transmission and the rumor of it do the rest of the work
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That's basically the story that he told in 2017 and that everybody really wants to ignore
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Not really ignoring it are trying to twist it around and say see James Giordano admits it
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It's the DoD that did it
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One of the problems and I'll just say it very quickly one of the problems with saying the DoD did it is that the DoD doesn't do things
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They're not told to do
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The chain of command doesn't end at the DoD and no matter what anybody wants to tell you the chain of command goes far
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That the buck doesn't stop there so to speak
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And so don't be drawn in to think that the DoD solves the question or you pulled the mask off now
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When ditra is still there when the state department is still there when the
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entire department of health and human services is there to declare the emergency in the first place and the entire administrative
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Body of the president and everybody below including the director of national intelligence is all there
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Why in the world would you stop at see it's the DoD?
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I see that's what I had going over there. That's why that was down. Sorry about that
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So we're going to watch this video because I think we're probably going to find some interesting things in it and more importantly
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Because I think it's a nice
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break
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From the studying that we've been doing and I've been doing in the background
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I've actually
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Accomplished a lot more than what we've shown in the past
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Few days or weeks with regard to prions and protein folding
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amyloidosis and
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Priana genesis
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I've been working
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um, and so
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If there's anybody out there who's waiting for me to drop the ball on these subjects or to make a mistake that
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Do you think that you're going to be able to distort into CJ's gone full?
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Full crazy town
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You're going to be sorely disappointed by the end of the month of May the
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the illusion
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and the mysteries
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and the
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Sort of edge of our understanding with regard to prions and protein folding and and virology and RNA fidelity
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And all of this stuff
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I think we're going to be very close to having a pretty succinct answer to these questions
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In the context of what we know and don't know
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What people have said and not said and what is plausible in the context of other biology because that's the main issue here
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Is that people
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I don't know
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This is one of these rants where it just comes out of nowhere, but a lot of these people I've convinced you are convinced us
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To focus on other things other than the details of this biology
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And I'm afraid that we are right and we have been right all along when we say that the way out is biology
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All we have to do is just do the work that's necessary
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To really find out what are these people know and what don't they know
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We can look at their papers. We can look at what they've published. We can look at what they've said
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We can make little cartoons that correspond to what they've said and what they've found
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And if those cartoons don't tell a story that ends with you only need one pre-on
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If those stories that they tell don't end in see us you can design a protein to be an amyloidogenic protein
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If that's not true
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Then you will have to come to the conclusion that the people that have been pushing these stories
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four years
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in the context of covid and decades before that
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are medlers
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They are people who are involved in something else other than america
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and
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peaceful existence
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Because that's what all of us are involved in
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I'm just a very normal guy
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Who if possible would love to have a kind of normal job with colleagues that I wanted to high five every day
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I
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Work that I was proud of
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And be able to coach basketball and and and watch
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A show or go to a basketball game or or or
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Go to my daughters pianos recital but
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not
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Concerned about people dying on other planet on other continents
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not concerned about
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Stealing of thousands of or or hundreds of of billions of dollars
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Not worried about whether a war was real or not
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Not worried about whether immigration was going to destroy the futino
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That's me and and and yet somehow or another we are here now
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Where all of us are are asking these crazy questions and thinking about these crazy ideas
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instead of worrying about basketball practice and piano recitals
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and the local school board meeting
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And that's by design
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And the human mind as a battlefield is a wonderful title that accentuates what's really happening here
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And all we have to do is pull back and realize that this we put our heads inside of a box
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That's filled with this cacophony
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this cacophony about Ukraine and Israel and and and
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covid and mandates and
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free speech and censorship and
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Transhumanism and and transgender rights and all you got to do is pull your head out of that box and it'll all stop
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And
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None of those are questions that you need answers to you already have the answers
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Those aren't the most important questions for our day
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The most important questions for our day is how do we if not
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Make the lives of the people around us better
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How do we understand how
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To pull other people's heads out of that box and I think the way to pull other people's heads out of that box is to show them
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That this box has been in construction for a very very long time
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And remember what we did yesterday. I'm glad this flowed into my head this way
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Remember what we did yesterday do not forget that the title is a little deceptive when it says ransand yellow and virology
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It was also the spars document
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And the spars document is that as I characterized it yesterday this public facing brochure
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Of a program that has a classified part
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That has a closed doors part that has a lanyards only part
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And that part includes the population control part the reduced birth rate part the increased collection of data part the screening of babies part all of that shit
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The need for maximum compliance the need for uniformed messaging
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The need to lie to the public in order to assure that we get to these endpoints
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And as the spars document lays out, it's not a plan that was a couple months where oh my gosh
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There's a novel virus. We've got it back to truck up
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Then a few months later the alarm goes off and somebody declares all clear like Brett Weinstein zero
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COVID has been reached and shoots a flare
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The spars document outlined a decade long story
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Then that secret plan would also be a decade long plan
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You can think of James Giordano as a public facing salesperson for what surely has
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Also a secret component a lanyard only component a for your eyes only component
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Otherwise, how in the hell could it be that this guy is all over the internet and it's no problem for them
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The same reason why the spars document has been around for a few years and it's no problem for them because it's a public facing brochure
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for a secret plan a
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Back room plan
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Just like you know at every corporation there are discussions in the boardroom that are pretty brutal
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And that don't take into account the well-being of every worker or every
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Contractor or whatever because it's all about profit
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You know dang well that we are governed in that way, you know dang well that banks think that way
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You know dang well that private equity funds think that way
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They all think of us as consumers the word consumers means sheep
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Let's listen to this and see if we can cheer ourselves up with it because I do think that James Giordano is a wonderful speaker
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super energetic and he gets me really excited about the level of
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malevolent
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Bamboozlement that has been
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That has been unleashed upon us over these many many years
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And I still don't know why I left and I still don't have my damn water bottle
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I'm gonna have to send out a smoke signal for that
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I'm gonna just gonna hit play and I might speed it up. It's an hour long and it's 11
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And fearless not doing a class today. So technically we can just watch it. It's gonna be a long one
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Um, here we go
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See this thing in the chat. I just wanted to comment on it m tam fisher says universities now are private trust funds
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Not education centers. I want you to think about that
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How did those trust funds come to exist?
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They want you to believe it's just because they've got a lot of really rich people that
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Graduated from there and then decided to donate some of their money to the university
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Of course all of these weaponized piles of money that you are correct that these universities are
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Were created because the us government
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Subsidize them with Pell grants
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Subsidize them with student loans a lot of these people
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Like my dumb self went to a private university and got half of the tuition paid by a Pell grant
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And so it seemed like wow that's interesting
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It's basically the same amount of money as the university of wisconsin-madison. I might as well go there
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And now we're supposed to blame all of those kids
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Which I admit I'm dumb. I went there and signed a piece of paper
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But I also had another kid on the other side of the table that was only 24 years old
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That was a financial aid advisor that was telling me to sign that piece of paper because everybody's doing it
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And every person that signed that piece of paper was another person that was bringing in about 45 thousand dollars in that time
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To that university in the form of grants and loans
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all subsidized by the us government
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And now we're supposed to blame those kids for wanting a college education that they were brainwashed into believing
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Was their only way to climb the ladder since they were a child?
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Because their parents were brainwashed into giving them that information
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And now that system wants you to blame those kids for their student loans
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Even though they were told that was the only way to go forward
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And there were all these programs government programs to make it really easy for kids that didn't have a plan to go to that college anyway
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Where they're paying their deans hundreds of thousands of dollars a year where they're paying their their football coaches millions of dollars a year
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Their basketball coaches millions of dollars a year. But oh these giant piles of weaponized money
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They're all good. They're great. They're just from big donors
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This is the illusion that they've got us in
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The limited spectrum of debate. Oh, you can bitch about student loans and whether they're fair or not
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Or whether it's fair to pay them off for people or not
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And just forget about the fact that what they really did what those really represent is a giant subsidy over the past 25 or 30 years
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for the universities
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Because the the result wasn't a bunch of rich middle-class americans, right?
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The investment in the universities resulted in powerful universities
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That are now on board with this shit
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So
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Please see that student loan debate for what it is
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It's just a limited spectrum of debate. That's like a shouting match between two things that don't matter
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What we should have been saying is that wow
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They we let my our parents let
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The government and universities sucker us into this thing and sign on the dotted line
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When in reality it was just a race to see how many kids can we get to sign this
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Because the government's going to give them money and we are going to get it all
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So how many people can we get to sign these papers? I don't know. Let's see
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We've got 25 years to see how many people we can get to sign that
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And it's not very much different here with the biosecurity state
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How many years have been they working to get people to sign on to this?
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How many how many years have been they working to get people on board that they knew weren't going to rock the boat that accepted everything about this
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That we're all about it
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Has a way of governing people as a system of being a part of it
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And now you see why the university system doesn't like a guy like me
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Through me out never gave me tenure. I never stood a chance
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It's a great point. Thank you for bringing it up. Sorry. I went nuts
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Guaranteed funding means schools can cost as much as they want. Absolutely
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How else do you think columbia gets away with charging $62,000 a year?
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Absolutely, that's the way and I got sucked into it too. I'm not happy about it
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I'm not complaining about it. I'm just saying I know from firsthand experience
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How easy it is to go into a financial aid office at 18 years old in a city that's
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Five hours away from where you grew up and sign a piece of paper that says yeah, I'll pay back that in four years
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It's extremely easy
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Because they were
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They were doing it. That was their business model. The more the better
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That's why they could send these representatives to your high school with a fancy slide show
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They only had to get one or two students at every school they went to in order for that to be worth it
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It's an entire
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Four years of tuition. Don't you see it?
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Imagine if you had a product that the government was willing to fund people
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Loans and grants in order to in order to buy it
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And all you got to do is sell it imagine that
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Then imagine that kids have been told this is going to be the greatest four years of your life
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Where you get to cheer for football teams and drink beer for four years
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Imagine that combination of things
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And then and then blaming the kids for it
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That's how messed up they have us in our heads
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And now imagine how easy it would be to get us to believe that there was a virus when there probably was already just a background that they're lying about
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It's just incredible. I mean if they lie together if they work together
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They could convince us of almost anything. That's where we really need to understand
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We start that's the baseline here
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If your parents work together to lie to you as a kid you're done that you're going to believe that
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If your teachers work together to lie to you whatever they lie to you about at school, it's going to be tough to break
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And if the people on tv and social media coordinated the lie to you
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Because of a national security priority that everyone accept the fact that a
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Pandemic occurred hey global
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National security priority that everyone accepted a pandemic occurred and that it was okay not only that but it was
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A plan to lie to you about it in a very coordinated fashion with a limited spectrum of debate with bad guys and good guys
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Both working for the state
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Now you're starting to get an idea of what fifth generation warfare really is
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And why they tell you that you can never figure it out
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Well, I'm telling you you can figure it out
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I'm telling you you can figure it out by understanding that it is simply coordinated lying
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And people pretending to oppose one another pretending to have an argument pretending to take a stand pretending to be a whistleblower
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And it's a combination of all these pretenders that has brought us where we are to where we
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The vast majority of the population think that they solve the mystery along with everybody else that it looks like the us
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Actually funded the research that led to the eventual
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Seating of the pandemic
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All right, sorry
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Just the way it is
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I'm going to go here and
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A warm welcome to the technology day of the Stockholm security conference and the session on the human mind as a battlefield
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I'm sibilabel the director of studies for armament and disarmament here at sipri the Stockholm international peace research institute
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And for those of you who are joining for the first time we have four thematic days of this Stockholm security conference
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Yesterday we focused on international law tomorrow
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It will be strategies and doctrines and on Thursday. We will focus on the protection of civilians
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And we will be concluding the conference with a peace prize ceremony in iper belgian
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Which will connect the battlefields of the past with the battlefields of the future
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Today we have one more session which will be on current trends in missile technology and missile proliferation will be which will be just after this one
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But now onto the human mind and just like the quantum technology sessions earlier today
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We will now zoom in on one technology area and explore
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implications for current warfare and for future warfare and like quantum
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It's a very complex. It's a very fast moving area with many interconnections to different technologies
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And many of us in the arms control community have come across terms like brain hacking
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Neuraling human announcement super soldiers brain computer interfaces
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Some of it we've seen science fiction movies some of it we've heard about in the real world and we're all trying to make sense of it
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And trying to figure out what's hype what are we missing?
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um, what
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Of the applications that we think are science fiction are actually real and where is it the other way around?
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So we are very lucky to have with us today
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one of the world's leading experts on this issue
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And I should also say that unfortunately professor knoll had to cancel his participation this morning due to unforeseen
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And unforeseeable circumstances
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But we have with us professor judano who could actually fill all day and actually all week I believe on this topic
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So there will be um plenty to explore in the next hour or so. I'll just say if you weren't about his background
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So he is professor of neurology iochemistry and ethics at jolston university
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And also a bioethicist of the defense medical ethics center
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He's a fellow both at the us naval academy at the naval more college
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And science advisory fellow of the joint staff at the pentagon and direct of the institute for bio defense research
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And has written many books around this on this subject
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So i'm sure you'll agree with me that we are very lucky
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to have him with us at this session
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So
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Dr professor jodana will first give an introductory presentation about the state of play current potential future military applications
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And then there will be a chance for you to ask questions
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I would ask you for that to use the q&a function and not to use it for statements
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Please only put in questions
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And I will then draw on that pool of questions and put them to jimbo
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The q&a section, but would that now over to you jim?
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Thank you very much mr. spower and so again, thank you to each and all of you for having me here
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It's a privilege and an honor to present at this forum
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And I think the title of the forum is very important. I mean not just the brain or the mind as the 21st century
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Battlescape
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But also the implications of what current science and technology can do
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The way it may be used
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the way it most likely will be used and what that infers for stances of preparedness readiness
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And the sustainability for peace particularly given the the very influential role
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That the brain mind will play in a variety of subtle influences in the way we think feel and act
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and perhaps a larger question is
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What needs to be done in terms of multinational engagement guidance and oversight?
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So as to maintain an ethical course forward while being very realistic and appreciating the multinational nature of the enterprise
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If we consider neuroscience and technology to be evermore so he kind of fight entity
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Hello, I mean doesn't he just kind of say it already right there. Isn't he just saying that it's an international?
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enterprise
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So it's a global effort
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And the human mind is the battlefield
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It's a global effort to convince us of something
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And again, remember this is the public facing brochure of something that actually has a very
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Large classified component. I'm sure of it. Obviously. I mean, why could you argue that it doesn't?
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And this guy's job is to provide the public facing component and probably also the part of the
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At least he's probably more aware of it than we are
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But to the extent to which
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What behind the scenes is super technology and scary nanobots
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and advanced AI versus a bunch of people who are coordinatively lying about those things
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Is really up for grabs and I would argue that we should always err on the side
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Of exaggeration and lies because as peter teals so eloquently said
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The specialization and a lot of these fields has made it very easy for people to lie and exaggerate
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And so that's where he starts with regard to thinking about these things from quantum physics all the way up to
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What I would call virology is also right in there
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See how exciting this is now because we're able to really
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Work through this in a way that that keeps people
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objective
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And keeps people able to keep their eye on the ball which is reminding people over and over again remember
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Coordinated like not just one liar
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With other lies are very convincing especially if mixed in there are a couple chords of truth
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And this guy is one of the masters
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S&T and the reason for that is quite simple in that there's a relative
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Inseparability between the science
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That is to say the understanding and and insights that we gain to the mechanisms of the nervous system in the brain
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dictates
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institute
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entities
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That one doesn't come from the other or isn't part of the other or isn't the same thing or whatever it is
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This is a part of that magic spell which is
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Designed to take a little peg away or drop the level of reverence that you have
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For what you are as a a sacred bee
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Important need to pause it there because brain mind
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Anytime you hear someone say that is already a duopoly which suggests a kind of
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lack of
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sophistication that you can pull the brain away and study it like a clock without
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And that is a that that in and of itself is an enchantment. So be very aware of that
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Above that is that this science has given the ability to assess the brain
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access the brain
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And the science those last two are completely wrong we can measure things
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but we can't
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Read it and we can't program it. So that's that's that's impressive
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Has been capableized by
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Capable eyes tool set. He said to capitalize
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A toolkit set of technologies
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Those technologies have allowed us to advance certain theoretical constructs about the brain
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But have also taken us to the limit
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Of our capabilities to assess and affect the brain and therefore have prompted the development of new tools
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So what that affords us
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in what has increasingly become known as integrative scientific convergence
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Relative desiling of the physical
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natural life
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I have heard a lot of people talking about bio-convergence and and sending me things that you got to talk about bio-convergence
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um
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The very short thing would be for me that bio-convergence is another one of these
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Enchantments that if you think about it and try to understand it
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you are you are accepting its relevance and
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What's what's bio-convergence mean unless you really allow them to put shit in your head or implant stuff under your skin?
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What is it then otherwise?
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Bio-convergence is not
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Carrying around a cell phone even though they would like you to believe that that's that's part of bio-convergence. This thing still remains a tool
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It's a very very small
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laptop
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That if you put the right apps on it can also be kind of annoying
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um
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But if you just think about what this is it's just a connected little iPad
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that you can put annoying things on or
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Mentally disabling things on
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Um
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This is not bio-convergence yet
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Um, even if you put earphones in your head, it's not really bio-convergence yet
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Um, what they want you to think is that that's uh, that's a normal
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Uh a continuous let's say a continuous progression
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They want you to believe that you're already on the progression so you might as well accept the future stages of that progression
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And that's the illusion the enchantment and the lie
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Bio-convergence doesn't happen unless we allow it to happen
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Bio-convergence isn't an inevitability
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Convergence hasn't already happened because people took back seats
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And bio-convergence isn't happening because we have cell phones
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Bio-convergence is an a concept that's supposed to give you the idea that you're already on some slippery slope
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So you might as well just lay back and slide. No
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be careful
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And social sciences
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In those ways that provide a more three-dimensional understanding of what the brain and its functions are
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And how the brain and its functions can be assessed
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accessed and effective
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And the nature of those effects
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Smart supositories
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Smart supositories, you know, the thing is they could get people to use those now
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I think that would be the old maybe we should get the
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What is it the the babylon b should do a story about a uh an ai that you can put up
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Instead of a pin
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I think most probably is aimed at what I would consider to be the quote low hanging fruit in other words
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Much of the driver of contemporary neuroscience and technology is aimed at biomedical purposes
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If you will
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Relatively benevolent ends wanting to do good
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To improve the human condition to reduce the human predicament of disease
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Injury and perhaps even the frailties that are a consequence of our finitude and aging
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But please understand to paraphrase the works of philosopher alistair macIntyre
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We have to ask
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What good?
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Which rationale?
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Who's justice?
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What we may see whoever the proverbial we are as being a viable good
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Can also be seen in certain ways as providing inequities
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inequalities or in some cases
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Frank engagements
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Arms and burdens to others
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I mean, I have a nice way of summarizing this a while ago
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I used to say that there are two types of people in the limited spectrum of debate. There are either these
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stupid complicated people
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And I think one example might be judy mikovits another example might be james giordano
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otherwise, it's the dumb simple people like paul off it or or
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Or angi rasmuson or
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Who are other dumb simple people
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You know, it's just a very simple solution
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duh
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And then the other people have like all these big words and all this stuff to say
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I still don't know if he said anything real other than trying to justify
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himself as an ethicist and
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the fact that he can he can dissect the ethical questions down to sub questions and sub questions of
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It's pretty impressive
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But over and above that understand if we can use any science in the Jordan Peterson of Georgetown
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That's a great one
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It really is only a case of how we define good
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And then whether or not that science and technology can be used in a way that is withheld from others to prevent them from accessing those goods and enjoying those goods
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Or can be inverted
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As a consequence be used to incur burdens risks and harms to others
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Okay, we gotta speak
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So what we can see is that by understanding the brain and the pretty girls it gives us the capability
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Of affecting human activities
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I mean individual group and perhaps even population levels
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And these effects can influence a variety of postures including postures towards peace
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Postures of vulnerability and volatility
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Postures of violence and bellicosity
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And of course, I think it becomes critical to understand that like any science and technology throughout human history
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The capability of potential and the allure of using cutting edge science and technology
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In ways that could be leveraged in a variety of competitive engagements from the economic all the way to the bellicose
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Is reality
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So if we consider those ways that these realities are enacted
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We must understand the existing domains in which neuroscience and technologies are employed in what was formally referred to as NSI
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Applications national security intelligence and defense operations
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National security misnomer with that because in some ways
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National what are these here
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Well, there's a bit of a misnomer national security intelligence and defense opera national security intelligence and defense operations
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All these acronyms
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When do you think this talk is from it's from 2021
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This is during the pandemic he's talking like this as if the pandemic isn't going on as if we didn't
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This is the stock home security conference in 2021
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This was uploaded December 15th 2021 almost 2022
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Coordinated lying across the entire spectrum of the limited spectrum of debate
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Coordinated lying even these lies are coordinated with some of the lies about the vaccine schedule that are being told
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These lies are coordinated with the opposition to the vaccines the opposition
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To the vaccine schedule that seems to always fight for free speech rather than just say the vaccine schedules criminal
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How many times have you heard somebody say I just want I just want randomized controlled trials for vaccines? I just want vaccines tested
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I only woke up two years ago, ladies and gentlemen
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I'm still pulling my head out, but I'm telling you a lot of these people who
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Claim that they are the dissident that they are the resistance that they
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Have risked life and limb
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They have put everything on the line because this is for all the marbles they're liars
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And they are part of this coordinated
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Harmonized set of lies
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Remember it's many weaponized piles of money. They're not dumb
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They don't just control a few news broadcasts
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They haven't just started doing this since they were
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You know since they declared it or since they got lucky
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Nothing happened in 2020
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That wasn't planned
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Nothing happened in 2020 wasn't already on a list
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Of acts
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It's a theater show
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And the fact that this guy can give this talk at the end of 2021 at the beginning of 2022
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And have not mentioned anything to do with the pandemic yet at all
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Is almost a direct admission to me that the pandemic is in and of itself exactly what he is going to explain right here
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it is a war on the human mind it is a
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A a national security intelligence and defense operation
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Designed to convince the global population that something happened that did not happen
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So that they can be governed by that misunderstanding that mythology forever
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Operations
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Well, there's a bit of a misnomer with that because in some ways it whitewashes the scenario
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Perhaps more appropriate is to understand how neuroscience is in their technologies can be employed in warfare
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Intelligence and what various collectives view to be
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agendas and initiatives of national security whatever nations they may be
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Here I alluded to some of the wonderful work
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I had the privilege and honor of undertaking with my colleagues of the European Union human brain
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Projects focal group the European Union human brain project. So he's really not just an American
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He's connected to other global interests other weaponized piles of money other other other political interests
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George town
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On dual use brain science and a nod
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Professor dr. Katinka Evers of
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In Sweden as well as any of my colleagues that were participatory in that working group
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But I think what becomes important to understand is a consequence of some of the results of our working group deep dive
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Is that the ability to surveil?
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Oversea guide and perhaps govern the brain sciences
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Is highly contingent upon the understanding that these brain sciences are multinational in their enterprise and in their effect?
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And so the discourse must widen and in many cases is de-electic
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Please understand
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At this point in time there are a number of neuroscientific tools and technologies
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That are viable if not already updated into warfare intelligence and national security operations and agendas
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Nothing i'm about to tell you science fictional
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It is all science fact in terms of what is currently available or is what at high technological readiness level
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So it's to be made available for the next two to five years. Wow. All right. How can we use these techniques and technologies?
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Let's hear it any aspect of medicine and in this case we need to consider military medicine
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I feel like he's about to show me all kinds of different timeshares that I can choose from
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But when we're considering military medicine, it's not just a question of what we can do to treat those members of the military
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When in fact they are injured or or ill
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But what can we do?
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Preventatively
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Here we see a gray zone arising working if you will
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Left of bang where bang is some event that induces trauma insult injury or change
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Can we work to the left of that?
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Can we for example employ the neuro sciences and technologies in areas of preventative military occupational medicine?
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To restore what we may consider to be hope
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an acronym for maintaining health
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instilling
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operational and occupational protection and enabling
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These personnel to do their job affect those missions more capably and effectively and did you hear that? Did you hear that?
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Isn't that funny military occupational medicine?
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um
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Is it just the enchantment that this guy can cast is oh, sorry
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his spectacular?
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Military occupational medicine is what he means by that is augmenting soldiers
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Maybe make it so that they can't feel emotion for a few weeks
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Maybe so that they don't feel any remorse for a few weeks. These are the kinds of things that he's imagining. It's pretty impressive
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Those ways that will enhance their survivability
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Keep them protected and ultimately may also affect the way they interact with competitors or adversaries
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hope
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HOP what are we hoping to do when we consider
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Operational and occupational protection and enabling the combat warfighter
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the intelligence operator
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military personnel of all types to do their jobs better
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Well, this then gives rise to the idea of what constitutes optimization
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What constitutes enhancement if in fact optimization and enhancement differs from some form of treatment
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Particularly when healthy individuals are involved and what are the implications?
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For taking individuals beyond some stated norm and is that not on one level or another
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The implicit if not explicit goal of almost any professions training and certainly military intelligence train to be the best of the best
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To do those jobs well and to do them in a way that provides some advantage to one's own forces
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Against other forces whoever they may be
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Which gets us back to the idea of what is good
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If a military what is any or some operational national security institution or organization for ports to be able to protect
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The ideology ideals ways of life things that are held viable the kin kit the polis or some political
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Agency or organization then that's held as a viable good and can be used to justify the applications of these types of techniques and technologies
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Perhaps in some of more gray zone operations the neuroscience is can also be paired to intelligence operations
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To afford increased cognitive capability for intelligence operators and systems to be linked to computational systems
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So as to be able to discern more accurately what may be an intelligence viable signal from what may be noise
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Whether that's a human intelligence signal intelligence communication intelligence
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And of course the issue there becomes what are we actually doing?
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Can we also not only affect the way we perceive and gain intelligence?
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But can we use this in a proactive way?
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In other words for psychological or what's now referred to as neuro cognitive operations nco's
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To create more viable narratives propaganda if you will
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Images to therefore create impressions
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Experiences in others that affect them in certain ways that we now have a deeper understanding
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Maybe we could stage an event in New York City hospitals where we
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Made it seem like through a combination of fraud and
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And getting rid of a lot of people that were already sick
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We could create the illusion of a pandemic and then say that it was the start of something very deadly and get everybody to lock down
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And then we can show them some images from around the world of people passing out and give them the experience
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Holy shit. Did you hear what he just said? I'm gonna go back and play it again. It was so good
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That's incredible
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To be linked to computational system
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So as to be able to discern more accurately what may be an intelligence viable signal from what may be noise
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Whether that's a human intelligence signal intelligent
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You mean like a podcast with real reach that you might need to you know co-opt
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Maybe a message or or a or a person that you need to co-opt
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You could use an algorithm to find that you could use programming and social media
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To make sure that those people had reach only where you wanted to have it
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Or you could make sure that you got somebody in front of them
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That could step in front of them and claim to be an expert doing a bunch of analysis
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For example like have sashilatapova step in front of somebody like katherine watt
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And pretend that she did all the research and never mentioned katherine watt again
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Take over the narrative of it's the d o d
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And then we can put her all over the internet and let katherine watt sit at home
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And pretend that and feel comfortable that sash is representing me very well
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When in reality she's not
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When reality she's part of this this thing this show this theater
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Interestingly, this is in stock home
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In 2022. I wonder if we looked up when
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when
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sashilatapova was on stage with maryll nass and robert malone
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When maryll nass said something about the state the department and robert malone almost visibly
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I wonder when that was that might have been in 2022. Isn't that weird
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It's all one big show ladies and gentlemen
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And the show has lots of of different acts and different stages
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And so if you're in this
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Group of people following this group of people through this part of the bureaucracy
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You would have seen this part of the show if you were in australia
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And you were a nurse you would have seen that part of the show
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And if you were in japan and you were a street vendor you would have seen that part of the show
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And all the show is different but all the show
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Somewhere inside of every one of these shows are the same group of people with the same core message
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There was a virus that killed millions of people probably came from a lab
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That's why we should control demolish america
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And turn to a global system because these these countries by themselves they don't work
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They're just they're just a big problem
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And so collectively you have bankers doing it you have
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You have representatives and senators doing it you have presidential candidates doing it
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They're all part of it
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They're all part of this
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Weaponized piles of money global governance structure and they all want a bigger piece of the pie
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They all know that this ship is sinking
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And so we've got to come together as the peasants
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We've got to come together as the people that are renting our house
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We've got to come together as the people that only have five hundred and thirty four dollars in their bank account at the start of a month
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Legends communication intelligence
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And of course the issue there becomes what are we actually doing?
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Can we also not only affect the way we perceive and gain intelligence?
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But can we use this in a proactive way?
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In other words for psychological or what's now referred to as neurocognitive operations nco's
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To create more viable narratives propaganda if you will
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Images to therefore create impressions
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Experiences in others that affect them in certain ways that we now have a deeper
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Understanding of how we can affect the brain to elicit emotional
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Behavioral and perhaps even community and cultural responses. And what does that mean?
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On one it's a funny conversation to have with my chat
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And I do think that you know, james giro dino's message isn't going to be that great
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So we don't have to necessarily always listen to this
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I do think that we the people really are only hope and I do think the very idea of money itself
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Maybe one of the ultimate weapons. I absolutely agree fiat money is an ultimate weapon
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And I do think that there's something earlier that I said that is really relevant to this discussion that we are considered consumers
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People who buy stuff
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And that's our function in american society in capitalist society. I'm not saying capitalism is good or bad or communism is good or bad
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I'm saying that
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our culture is not
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singing and dancing and music and
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sport and
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and
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Well-being
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Irrespective of what we might be led to believe it is our culture is consumerism our culture is materialism our culture is having things
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That other people can see
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And so when we fight for america, we want to be very careful about what we're fighting for because i'm not fighting for that
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I'm fighting for
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sport. I'm fighting for dance. I'm fighting for jazz music. I'm fighting for live music. I'm fighting for
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chorus and choir
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concert band and symphonies
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I'm fighting for comedy
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Genuine science that's not preparean falsification of null hypotheses. I'm fighting for big ideas
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and big visions of the future imagining things that
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aren't and why not
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And a lot of these people aren't doing that a lot of these people are just telling a story
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And no matter where they go and what message they give they're always telling the same story
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It's not a message of hope. It's a message of giving up on america. It's not a message of hope
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It's a it's a message of giving up on your neighbor. It's not a message of hope
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It's a message of of doom and gloom
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And that's not what giga ohm biological is about that's not the faith that I have
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That's not the feeling I have that's not the hope that I have
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That's not the world that I see when I look into the eyes of my children
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I see a world of a lot of strife and turmoil a lot of lies and frustration to come
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But I also see a lot of light
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Because this stuff doesn't even make any sense anymore. This stuff is just ridiculous now
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And and and the beauty is is that there is real biology out there. There's real stuff out there
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There's a real world out there and we just have to take it back
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We just have to where did I say in the beginning got to pull your head out of that box
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Where all that noise is
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Listen for the birds again
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Listen to your kids play the piano again. Listen to the squeak of the shoes on the basketball floor again
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Listen to the sound of a shovel in the dirt again
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Listen to the sound of a lawn mower or your favorite music
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That's where we're going, baby. That's where we're going
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We're going back and we're going forward at the same time. We're going left or right
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Or we're going sideways. We're going not where they want us to go
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We're going to lead ourselves
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away from this
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Transhuman nightmare that they want us to accept as just the
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Inevitable reality slippery slope that we're on that's ridiculous
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Half of this stuff doesn't even exist even though he just insisted that all of us is his reality right now or in the next five years
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You mean like curtweilers curtweilers says that in 15 years there will be no disease and he can upload his brain into a computer or AI
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It's just a different time frame a different time scale to try and bully you into accepting these concepts. Let's do it
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Certainly, I think that the idea
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The intent and perhaps the hope is that by better understanding the way our brains work
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Will gain greater insight and appreciation for those things we have in common
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Be able to bridge our differences and in so doing facilitate improved communication to avoid the escalation to volatility
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Should we do that?
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Solarius. Oh my gosh. That's really funny. That's very similar to saying we turned over all our decision-making to machines
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Hoping that we would be happier and in reality all we did was turn over our decision-making to the men that control the machines
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That's exactly what he's talking about. It's fantastic
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Hey, I love it say it again basketball and the loss of american fundamentalism
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This is a
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Basketball and NBA basketball is a microcosm of that. You know the reason why you should never compare
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Michael Jordan and his colleagues to the basketball players of now
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the main reason
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Because the rules of the game are the same anymore
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If the rules of the game aren't the same anymore
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Then how can we compare the players of the 80s and the 90s to the players of the 2000s? It's just not there anymore
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Because sport isn't what it used to be anymore because they are undermining our culture
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They are undermining our identity and they are undermining our sense of right and wrong
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That's why the NBA the rules don't get stricter
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Wouldn't you think they would get stricter?
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You know like when you move the lines back also the lines mean more
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Then they do when you're a kid
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Maybe you could let kids have an extra half step until they're 12 and then take it away
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But instead we give extra steps to the guys that make millions of dollars a year
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You see the irony of that it's it's the exact same thing that we're doing in every other facet of our culture
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Every other facet of our perceived reality is being inverted and undermined in exactly the same way
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And the challenge is to be able to pull back pull back far enough to see that it's all the same
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It's all one giant inversion
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And that what that's what makes it easy for you to
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Focus on and get trapped in one of these small little bubbles and think that wow
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This is the most important thing to fight about right now. We better protest about Gaza
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It's an amazing enchantment ladies and gentlemen
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And this guy is kind of more or less explaining it and really flowery language
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What they've done to us over the course of the last four years in a global effort
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a national security intelligence and defense operation that was actually a
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neuropsychological operation and whatever he whatever thing he used for that
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So
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Wow ladies and gentlemen, isn't it fun to be here now where we're a couple dominoes ahead of the story
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and
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As long as we don't get distracted by the shiny objects that are flying around
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That we can actually keep moving forward and start to more succinctly
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Every day have something to teach our children have some way of counteracting
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Of opposing this nonsense. It's it's really feels good
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He polyanish
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Because the reality is that these tools and techniques offer viable and in some cases estimated valuable capability
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To be able to assess and modify the thoughts
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Actions and therefore overall stature of others the operational definition if you will of a weapon
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Taken from the Oxford English dictionary a weapon is simply a means of contending against others
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far more colloquially
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We see this in bellicose framework. In other words, it means to
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Use the words bellicose twice
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Come on, dude. The definition of a weapon is some means of influence deterrence
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And the question then becomes kind of brain sciences be weaponized in those ways that may be
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Less lethal or non-lethal
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Yet their influence be overwhelmingly more powerful in that the effects are getting at the essence of what it means to be
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A relatively inviolable space of the self of identity of mind
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Of being able to assess and perhaps control thoughts emotions and behaviors
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remotely
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And it's so being influenced postures of individuals groups collectives and perhaps popular
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How could you control things remotely?
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Could you do it with the internet?
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Could you do it with coordinated lying on the internet? What about coordinated lying plus
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Calm
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Coordinated programming of what people see online. I wonder if you could control what people think and perceive by doing that
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It doesn't have to be nanobots ladies and gentlemen. It doesn't have to be nanobots that are sprayed from an airplane
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Can just be coordinated liars
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Stick into the same story for many many years
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And then when the fire alarm goes off they can say yeah, it's what we told you
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I
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We are breaking through ladies and gentlemen because we actually hit our face on the brick wall while we were running
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And then they told us that that's not a brick wall
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And we didn't believe them
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And here we are
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It's fun times ladies and gentlemen fun times. Thanks for being here with me
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Is there some line that's being crossed there whereby this cognitive liberty is being attributed upon to paraphrase
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The words of my colleague Nia Farahani at the University of Pennsylvania
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Well, I think if we understand weapon in that context
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We can then frame the brain sciences into those domains and those tools if you will that could be weaponized in such ways
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Generally, we can parse these into two
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Non-mutual exclusive and interactive domains
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The assessment neuro technologies which include things like various forms of neuroimaging neurophysiological recording
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Neurogenomics neurogenetics epigenetics and phenotypics
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Neuro proteomics and the use of neuro big data
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Which went coupled to decision technologies machining an AI
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Creates an omnibus juggernaut of capability to not only acquire data and utilize data
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An omnibus or jogger knot of capability like
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The guy like eats a thesaurus for breakfast or something
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But also to manipulate the data itself whereby assessment immediately can turn into effect
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This then brings us into the realm of the interventional neuro technologies
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And perhaps worse and foremost if not easiest is the ability to use extant systems of computational technology and engineering together with decision
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Technologies big data acquisition and use in various forms of soft to hard AI
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To manipulate the data themselves and by manipulating the data on large scales
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It may be possible to literally paint a new reality of what an individual is
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To can plant information in the large scale databanks make individuals appear to have certain neurological or psychiatric conditions
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To affect their capability to do their job by virtue of if you will their profile their their data profile
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By affecting aspects of their metadata so that they're regarded and perhaps treated in different ways
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economically socially well terribly politically
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But wait, there's more
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The more we know
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The further we can go
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And one of the existing concerns is that the ubiquity of what's called bio data particularly neuro bio data
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Create certain vulnerabilities and target abilities to be able to create precision pathogens
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Now those pathogens need not be the traditional drugs bugs or toxins
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They can also be certain devices that can be drugs bugs and toxins now he's going to get into his little groove again about certain things but
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um
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What what I want to say here are novel pharmaceuticals that's just spraying stuff or lacing things poisoning people
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and not a neuro microbiologicals
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um could be something like
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a
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A bacterial infection that also secretes some kind of neurotoxin
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Organic neurotoxins again are just chemicals
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um
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Neurotechnological is not even a word
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Um, but he would like you to think it is cyber linked neurocog manipulation
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Right now that's just cell phones and apps and social media
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Um
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I think he's talking about maybe internet linked type things. It's all again. This is bamboozlement. This is enchantment
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I don't like the word bamboozlement as much as I like an enchantment. That's what people do when they have the
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the tongue of a serpent
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They're enchanters
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And some people I'm sure have characterized me as an enchanter because he's such a slick talker
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He's you know, it's a fake thing, but it this is different
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What you experience here is someone trying to understand making mistakes as I do it and expressing a love of biology
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Um that has existed in my life my whole life and I don't know what else to do with it
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So I complain on the internet about the misrepresentation of biology all over the place
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And I didn't realize that that was my calling until this stupid pandemic happened and then only then did I
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Awakened from the slumber that I was in as an academy jishian
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So I made a lot of mistakes and and shouted about a lot of the wrong things for 2020 and 21
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But I also said a lot of the right things in that time
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And was encouraged to say a lot of the wrong things by some of the people that are still meddling with us today
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That's why I can't stop
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I've really seen it from inside. I've talked to these people shake their hands
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Taking selfies with them and had them lie to me or backstab me later
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It's kind of personal for me
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I try to keep it as objective as possible. I would really like to interview this dude someday
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Be tuned to individual parameters of anthropometry physiology
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To differentially affect individuals in a variety of ways
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To direct or compromise their capability
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I think we're at a low at the moment because we are so dead on balls accurate and actually a couple
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Domino's ahead of them. That's why the the things that are happening right now in sub stack are happening right now on sub stack
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People keep writing silly sub stacks without saying the right names or without
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Without summarizing in an honest way
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And now they're overextending themselves. They look like fools and so it's all just really a matter of time
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You just have to keep letting them go farther and farther over the over the tips of their skis
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That's that's my that's my plan
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Nobody right now has warranted a a stream about any particular person anymore
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Because they're making such fools of themselves and the list is very long
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All of these people seem to say almost exclusively useless stuff lately
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And if it's not useless stuff, it's the stuff that's on the slide with the with the um
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with the dune
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sound effects
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novel virus millions dead gain a function yada yada
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It's incredible
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And what's fun is to hear it in 2022 this guy gave this talk
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And anybody that took him seriously obviously took the gain a function lab leak seriously obviously
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They believe that's real. This is this is totally a lie that harmonizes very well with that
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And
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Of course the story of a gain a function virus that we had to do something about
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And transfection was rushed and process one was different than process two is also a lie that harmonizes very well
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I'm sorry, but you know sometimes
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There's nothing else to do but keep repeating the truth over and over again
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And the truth is is that these people are harmonizing liars. It's like a very macabre barbershop quartet
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The thought emotion and action and the tenor is is
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Is Francis Collins and the baritone is james giardano and the base is uh
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Is uh, maybe peter hotez. I don't know
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Putting all of these together we see a new toolkit
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That essentially engages not only those domains that have been well addressed by
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Current language of the biological toxins weapons conventions chemical weapons conventions and various declarations of signatory treaties
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But in some ways sidestep that as I hope to show you which which may as we've called for them together with our international colleagues
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Necessitate a revisiting if not revision of the language scope and tenor of these existing conventions and trees
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New drugs for example that are able to penetrate the brain space far more capable at much lower doses
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Is he for example linking pharmaceutical no to nano-engineered scaffolds my cells chaperones that allow
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Facial pentate my cells my cells is a word that I learned from robert melon. Actually, that's just a big nano particle
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That's funny prints into the brain space sometimes through means that can be rather clandestine or covert
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inhalation transdermally and doing so with higher specificity
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In fact in some cases targeting these inhaling or going through your skin and you don't even know it
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That's great
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Pharmaceuticals to be able to work in key individuals or groups of individuals based upon an understanding of their pharmacogenomics and dynamics
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Here too, we see the ability to generate novel microbiologicals whether that may be bacteria fungi
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Viruses and increasingly there is a worry about the potential weaponization of prions
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That based upon individual collective and population information to develop
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Weaponizing of prions he said
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That's fantastic. Oh my gosh. That's fantastic
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Holy shit whether that that's amazing fungi
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Viruses and increasingly there is a worry about the potential weaponization of prions
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That based upon individual
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Or more global more universal creating if you will bellicose value in affecting relatively benign
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The general population a conversation you'll have later in your conference
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As well, we can utilize various methods of gene editing and synthetic biology to develop organic neurotoxes that are far more stable
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Less labile more effective and can be used with precision particularly if and when delivered through the variety of unmanned vehicles aerial ground or sea based
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And a variety of technological devices that can be used to augment or change cognitive Oh my gosh
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That's brilliant. It would be so much cheaper to start spraying people with DDT and arsenic again
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Seriously, this is wonderful. I can't believe he said it. It could already end the stream right now. It's like
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This is it. This was the whole reason why this was in my study hall list from I don't know how long it's been there
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And how long it got things got piled on top of it. I have not watched it. This is just
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Awesome. I don't even know what he's going to say for the next 45 minutes, but it can't be better than that
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Things that can be donned or docked for example transcranial magnetic and electrical stimulation vagal nerve stimulation
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And there is a robust move forward to create implantable devices
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That are non-invasive or minimally invasive in their implantation methods
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So as to create next generation neuromodulation that allows real-time access to read from the living brain
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And write into the living brain
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opening read and write into the brain is the dumbest lie they can tell
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I just I am as a neuroscientist. It just makes me want to puke
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Because that is like that is so many decades away that we shouldn't probably even use the word decades
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It is just ridiculous to think read and write into the brain. That is the most absurd thing
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Can you imagine saying listen carefully? Can you imagine saying that you could drill a hole in the side of your your pc
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And usefully read and write to it
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Do you think there's any way that you could
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Usefully penetrate your laptop with a series of probes and wires through a hole that you create
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In order to write and read to that laptop how hard would that be to do?
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Knowing that we know all about the laptop. We know all about it. We have the schematics. It would still be pretty hard to do
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It would be pretty really hard to do. I want you to think about that very freaking carefully
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It would be very hard to do
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And he just said
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He just said it that we're going to be able to do that with our brain
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Come on
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Such capacity with this ability. I think also comes
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Necessary and authentic anticipation and in some cases anxieties and apprehensions
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Please understand please understand that it's very different
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Read and write in the brain is not the same as
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Implanting something that will get an infection or cause an immune reaction or a stroke five years from now
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That in the in the short term can be stimulated to get you hungry
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Or can be stimulated to sexually arouse you or can stimulate you to need to act or or uh get angry
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Yes, we can rudimentary
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Rutamentarily stimulate parts of the brain to create certain behavioral patterns or certain impetuses. Yes, we can do that
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That's not reading and writing from the brain
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That's not usefully augmenting intelligence
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That's not correcting depression
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That's not any of the things that are implied in this enchantment
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And so the reason why if you feel a little negative energy here, it's because this is where I spent
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The last 25 years focusing my love of biology on the question of how does the brain work
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When I ran into what I considered to be the irreducible complexity of our sacred biology
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I often met neuroscientists who said no, that's easy. We can make a model of it
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No, that's easy
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We can make a model of it
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And I have been unable to express the amount of frustration that I've had in
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In neurobiology these these past 15 or 18 years working as an academy justion
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Not being able to express this appreciation for what we can't know
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And the irreverence of all these people that keep talking about how we're going to know it
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So that's why I'm here. That's why I'm not giving up on this. That's why I feel like I've got to develop this message rather than give up on it
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Because there is a sacred biology to have reverence for there is a sacred biology that's worth trying to understand as much as we can
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There is a sacred biology that if expressed correctly and understood correctly
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Could result in more reverence for who we are and who our grandchildren are and what our well-being should be
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And that's not this message, of course, that's not what James Giordano's message is, but that's also not what Robert Malone's message is
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That's also not what Pierre Corrie message is. That's also what not Tony Fauci's message is or
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Or any of these other people who purport to be on one side or the other of a limited spectrum of debate about
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Whether or not the spike protein was a pre-on gate of function protein or not
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We are making huge progress ladies and gentlemen thanks to people like James Giordano and also everybody that supports this stream
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Had a lot of you smartasses in the chat. I love it
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That the neuroscientists in the development of neurotechnology is not the province of if you will a given few
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At present there are multiple large-scale national level brain science initiatives that are pouring billions of currency units into projects in the brain sciences
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Again, the most notable direction of these the driver clearly is
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Explicit those things that are benevolent wanting to do good reduce the burden of human predicament and disease injury capability
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But that capability curve exists along a spectrum
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And here too, the ability to utilize the brain sciences to improve our quality of life
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Endor to use the brain sciences in preventive ways immediately allows us to confront again the idea of occupational preventive military intelligence medicine
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Super soldiers proverbial super spooks the intelligence operator
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But recall here too. What is my good may not necessarily be your good
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What I and my kin and kiss hold to be valuable defensible
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May not in fact be what yours defines to be so
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And so the use of advancing tools science and technology inclusive of the brain and cognitive sciences in those initiatives and agendas
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That can be used in defensive ways or in some cases
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Offensive ways to decapableize others to reduce their will their willingness
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Decapableize others
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Decapableize. I mean that's uh
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That
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That's a pretty bad word
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In my mind, but that's what they did to us in order to remove our ability to exercise informed consent, which includes saying no
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They decapableized us
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They decapableized us of exact ex of exercising informed consent another great James Giordano summary statement
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They decapableized us of making informed
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Decisions about transfection informed decisions about lockdown and their relevance or danger for us
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They decapableized us and they decapableized us not with
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neurotoxins or nanobots, but with careful coordinated lying
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Perhaps the cognitive and physical capabilities which advance towards some level of volatility or violence
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Is very very real
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But more than that what becomes important to understand is that the underlying philosophies ethics anthropologies and therefore limitations and constraints on the brain sciences
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In terms of researching their translation into various practices inclusive of those it could be used for military medicine
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And to be used for military warfare intelligence operations different. He's not mk ultra and he's the guy that records the
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The recordings that they play for people who are being mk ultra
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As a consequence of culture
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You know that large scale initiatives of brain sciences are multinational. There's an increasing asian effort to be sure that is explicit
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This is advancing develop nations and giving them certain capabilities to leverage the brain sciences in and across
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Fusions of governmental initiatives research initiatives and commercial initiatives that very very least could leverage the brain sciences and economic ways to create new balances of power
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On medical markets and perhaps even lifestyle if not military markets
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As well, what we're seeing is a rise in what has been colloquial referred to as neuro hacking
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I wonder if I played this guy at night in my headphones if I would gain his is magnificent vocabulary
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Do it yourself community, which not it's not problematic per se
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But it's certainly vulnerable to influence and manipulation by state actors and non state actors and the development of proxies both state and non state proxies
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Oh
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Stage and non state actors state and non state proxies
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Maybe like flcc or the american front line doctors or the wellness company or
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dare I say
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I can
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Children's health defense or some of the people in those organizations
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Dare I say that I think I do
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dare I say that that some of the political parties in america might be part of these state and non state actors and they might even fund proxies
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dare I say that non state actors like large weaponized piles of money might fund proxies in order to
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wrestle power away from national governments or state governments or to
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influence the state or local governments. I mean interestingly
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he's saying all of the truth
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out loud in big enough words so that
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skilled tv watchers won't catch it
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but people on the inside will
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people that are privy to the the lanyard discussions people that are privy to the
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to the to the classified websites they understand exactly what he's saying
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and what he's not saying
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which a lot of
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things that I've learned one of the biggest lessons that I've learned in the pandemic is that everything is an admission
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and you should think a bit like a lawyer in that sense everything is admission
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and what you don't say or say both of them there are admissions
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and one of the things that I think frustrates a lot of people is when they are
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not thinking clear enough to understand that everything being said is an admission
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and if you read people's sub stacks for example with that in mind the insistence
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on certainty about certain certain things becomes an admission
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within the global neuroscience community and do it yourself community that can be
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manipulated in those ways to affect sovereign states through the infiltration of capabilities
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within those states jurisdictions difficulty if you will to monitor for example here in the
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united states there is a directed program with our federal bureau of investigation
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to work with the do it yourself neuro hacking community in cooperation with interpol
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so as to maintain the stringency rigor and if you will ethical probity of that community and
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render them somewhat more resistance to infiltration
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I do think there's a lot to communication that is nonverbal and I do think that that is
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very maladaptively if I'm going to try and talk like him for a second
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maladaptively augmented by social media and our cyber presence in other words
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you and I talking in this way is not as bad as listening to him
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because you and I have an ongoing relationship and you kind of know
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you know my mannerisms and my my tendencies and so you you may feel some
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connection to knowing when I'm hiding something or knowing when I'm not telling
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everything that I should be or when I'm in a bad mood or this kind of thing and so there's a lot
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of nonverbal communication that's occurring between us because of our
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ongoing relationship that doesn't occur when you meet somebody for the first time in a Zoom meeting
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and allows and I would go back to the Peter Thiel thing
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allows lies and exaggeration to exist in greater quantity and greater proportion because personal
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contact makes that more difficult I don't think it's 80 percent but I do think that that's one of
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the reasons why I remind you every once in a while with a slide with a lot of selfies
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to remind you that I have met these people in person they've shaken my hand and that means
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some of them have lied to me to my face and I would argue that one of the gifts that you get
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if your if your parents are abusive one of the gifts that you get if you have then
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don't have the optimal childhood is that you have suspicion of adults and you know that adults lie
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and if you as a child find out that adults lie even the adults that you trusted the most
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then you grow up with a very good sense of when people are lying to you you almost have this
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gut instinct I sweat different and I get a little feeling at the top of my head when somebody's
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lying to me it's very strange and some of these people have lied to me and only later did I actually
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figure it out that wow they really did they freaking looked me in the eye they said a bunch of shit
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that wasn't true and hoped that I would accept it and even better they hoped that I would go and
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shout it from my stream and occasionally I have and then realize later that it's a mistake that's
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the kind of experience that I bring to this if you're joining me for the first time and gotten
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this far that a lot of other people don't bring because I've trusted everybody I've given everybody
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the benefit of the doubt over the last four and a half years and been bitten most of the time
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James Giordano is a gift that doesn't stop giving though I can just keep watching videos of him
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and he says things that are worth millions of dollars and so this is no different this has
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been a great stream so far by various actors and agents who may have capricious if not nefarious
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intent but I think it's also important to understand that these different cultures different countries
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bring to the table different histories different needs different values different philosophies
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and very often those histories are longstanding and these philosophies anthropologies and values
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established distinct ethics and those ethics may be far more permissive than we whoever we may be
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would like and in other cases it affords opportunities for things like research tourism can't get it done
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01:44:30.940 --> 01:44:36.380
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here go there well what does that mean is that ethics dumping or is that simply ethical heterogeneity
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but clearly what it does is it re-establishes the capability for leveraging the brain sciences
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in ways that can be used in multinational relations that range from the economic as I said earlier
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all the way to the velocos wow I mean he's just saying it without saying it we could work
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together to screw people over if we wanted to and maybe we will with a group of non-state
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actors and state actors and state proxies and non-state proxies he said it right there
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we could in 2022 he's saying oh boy I mean really it's becoming easier much of the neuroscience
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is shared in international form and I'm not making any proposition to decrease that but I think
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there is a need for increased responsible conduct of research inclusive of its dissemination and
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sharing to be able to understand what's being shared and how it might be used not very different than
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the the the advocating for a control I gain a function research because we don't know what
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they're doing and we don't want them sharing it with everybody there are a number of tools
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and methods that are available off the shelf and as I mentioned previously there are dedicated
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efforts by nations and nations in their proxies towards not only developing these capabilities
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and brain sciences that could be weaponized but actually putting them into play as recent
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evidence would show a case of point such things like no but Chuck the use of a variety of organic
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toxins and the still somewhat controversial consideration of the use of various types of
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neurologically directed energies so I think it becomes important to recognize that these things
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are ready for prime time the technological readiness level has been indeed acknowledged
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and appreciated by a number of worldwide groups not only ours working with the new brain project
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health organization UNESCO most recently NATO the national academies here in the United
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I mean what NATO UNESCO the United Nations World Health Organization can you list any other bad
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guys that we would rather not cooperate with like holy shit on a shingle indeed acknowledged
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and appreciated by a number of worldwide groups not only ours working with the new brain project
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health organization UNESCO most recently NATO the national academies here in the United States
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National Research Council all of them recognizing the viability potential bellicose value and realities
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of neuroscience and technology as tools what does bellicose value mean does that mean that it can
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hurt people or it can be really loud and obnoxious what does he mean by that he said bellicose too
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often to I can't ignore it anymore warfare intelligence in national Havana syndrome could be legit but
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don't think of it as mind control think of it as maybe they can send a a focused beam of energy
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into somebody's brain and it can hurt them I mean is it would it be strange if they could make a
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commercial sized microwave and focus it on a on a on a room that it would bother your brain
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would that would that surprise you at all that's not the same as remote control
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and he can say all these big words but you know if they have a microwave gun that can kill neurons
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with heating and that's not a very fancy technology that's not very special
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and you could call it neuro something something but it's in reality it's a microwave beam
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I mean and that's where I think this stuff gets distorted I think that's what this guy's job is
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is to imply that chemicals toxins and focused energy are equivalent to AI control read writing
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in the brain and and behavioral modification on a mass scale it's not the same
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one doesn't imply the existence of the other but he is very capable of his of of enchanting
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his listeners so that those are considered all part of the same thing
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some of the more recent discourse for example by the Nuffield Council some of the work of our
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group not only with the human brain project but with others have addressed those ways that
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you might be able to surveil and oversee these initiatives and agendas
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but there is also a sticking point if one of the recommendations and I think perhaps a viable
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recommendation is that the brain sciences shall not be up taken into those agendas explicitly
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by those countries who sort of embargo will push back on these intents we have to appreciate
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not only would that does idiosyncratically within a country or community but what are the
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benefits if not burdens risks and perhaps threats systemically because a lack of commitment to
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neuroscientific technological research development testing does not in any way preclude others
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research and I would argue dude for peace that actually the people that push the the human genome
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project are also fake it until we make it salesman I would say that the people that pushed the viral
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causes of of chronic chronic fatigue syndrome are fake it till we make it salesman that mark
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actually identified a pre judy mikovitz make it fake it till you make it salesman on the exact
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same subject that actually trained under hilly rickoprowski fake it till you make it has become
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something that our kids think is how adults do it it's not how I did it it's not how my dad did it
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it's not how my grandma did it it's not how my grandparents did it but somehow or another
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this culture has kind of taken over
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we're not faking it until we make it we were a biologist I was a biologist with a 20-year
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career in neurobiology that kind of snuck through a Nobel prize-winning lab in 2014
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I mean I'm not I'm not anyone without a CV I'm an absolute legitimate biologist bringing legitimate
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questions to the floor about this stuff and being ignored for four years being misled for
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four years being being played with for four years
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and I'm mad about it because I think they're after our kids and they're after our grandkids and
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and very few people seem to be mad enough about it to do anything so I'm trying to bring that
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biology out and I think that James Giordano is a wonderful background on which to bring it out
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because this is a fake it until you make it fake and they have faked biosecurity and bioterrorism
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and pandemics they have faked it until they made it
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they faked all of that stuff that potential they faked it and then they made it
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and now they've got to double down on the fake otherwise they won't have made it where they've
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already made it you see this is it right here they have to stick to it the coordinated harmonizing
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lies must be respected otherwise the whole illusion falls apart and the since the illusion goes back
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not to 2020 the illusion goes back all the way to the special cancer virus program
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when they thought that they could irradiate things to increase the speed of evolution
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when they were all one department
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development testing and perhaps application and translational use initiatives in some cases
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may augment it and this gets us to the difficulty of global sure
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conventions Helsinki biological toxins and weapons conventions are having a difficult time
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dealing with some of these non-conventional techniques and technologies very often international
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treaties don't necessarily guarantee cooperation but more than that the extant verbiage of many
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of these treaties has only begin to scrape the surface as to the categorical diversity of the
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way of its neuroscientific tools and technology I would rather say that what AI and large language
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models have done and should have done for us is to reveal that language itself is an illusion
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language itself is a sort of limited spectrum of ideas and the more we allow the precision
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of our language to be reduced from a a college level to a 12th grade level to an 8th grade level
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to a sixth grade level we have the inability to express ourselves the inability to express
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our reverence for that which we can't understand because we are now trapped not only in a limited
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spectrum of ideas but a limited spectrum of words with which to juggle those ideas
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and so large language models if they've exposed anything for me they've exposed the fact that
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language is part of the way that they got us they dumbed us down we don't talk the way that
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they used to talk at the start of the ninth of the 20th century just go and look for yourself after
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this stream for a speech when Ronald Reagan was still running for office as the governor of
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California and you will find a level of language that's simply not found on television anymore you
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will find a level of sophisticated discussion about fine points and details and humor that you
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won't find in any political speech ever again in America if they have their way
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and that's for me what large language models have shown me is that the more the less words we have
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to play with the more simple it is to make shit up to lie about it and to distort the truth within
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this limited spectrum of debate that is also reinforced by this limited spectrum of vocabulary
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and concepts it's extraordinary to me great comment. Apologies could be developed in use
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the BTWC and CWC don't explicitly prohibit medical use occupational preventive medical use
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commercial or proprietary use in the development of particular tools and technologies that can
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be employed in commercial testing inclusive of commercial testing for example of organic
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materials to assess their vulnerability in the workspace or in some cases the research development
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test evaluation and use of neuro technologies is latter point was specifically addressed by
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the Australia delegation the Australia group at the review conference of the biological toxins
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and weapons conventions a couple of years ago and so this is coming to the fore increasingly and
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I'm encouraged by that but I think what we're really facing here is that neuroscience and
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technology can be likened to an international super speedway a formula one race multiple lanes
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multiple vehicles a very very high technological prowess and capability a rapid pace relatively
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big prizes. Now what I would suggest is that a very similar story is that bird too loud that
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Robin is going bananas a very similar story has been told about AI and the biological
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space let's say the biological reality in that and here hear me out for a second that China has
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been collecting medical data and genetic data from their more homogenous population genetically
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for a longer time than we have and so if he was to tell a story in a secret meeting what he would
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say is America we are so far behind because this is a race and the Chinese because of their
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system because of their totalitarian control the UK because of their their their nationalized
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medical system and and Israel because of their nationalized medical system because of certain
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databases in the United States we have the opportunity to catch up and if we don't if we continue to
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ignore this race we will fall behind forever and the only way we're going to catch up is to do
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something drastic and that might include orchestrating a pandemic to make sure that the sovereignty
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that Americans consider their own is permanently erased by an emergency a crisis that we all agree
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happens that we all agree could happen again and so we can catch up in this race
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just consider that a possibility remember I'm calling the cops I don't know why the criminals
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are doing what they're doing and I don't have a good explanation because I ain't them I don't
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have a copy of the plan but there's lots of good explanations that are right in front of our face
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that don't involve magic tricks that don't involve you know secret technology they just involve
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a wonderfully orchestrated coordinated harmonized list of lies again that range from the financial
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all the way to global hegemony is and the ability to influence and exert forces in a variety of
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different domains again from the economic to the bellicose and there were risks and hazards risks
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and hazards that are inherent to the technology and those that are derived from its various
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uses and military operations although very often exist in some level of limited transparency
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in an open society must have some level of responsibility and communication to the public
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that it vows to protect the question then becomes if we're going to enter the race and we already
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have are there race rules and restrictions well our group working together with others here
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in the United States and internationally have proposed if you're going to get on the racetrack
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you need some rules to get on the ramp you propose something called the on ramp approach
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the operational neurotechnology risk assessment and mitigation paradigm and I provide those
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references for you written large and over it involves a general six r approach that then drills down
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into specific questions that must be asked I would argue this is stupid complicated
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you're making questions about ethics about personal and individual sovereignty sovereignty
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over children sovereignty over data sovereignty over medical data sovereignty over genetics
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and sovereignty over your grandchildren as being irrelevant and breaking down into a lot of big
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words and a lot of subtext that actually just completely sidesteps the idea that we have any
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sovereignty over ourselves or any sovereignty over our future 80 sovereignty over our children
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and and that's what's happening here I see just an enchantment and this might be an
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enchantment aimed at people that are already within the bureaucracy that already understand
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and have been at secret meetings before and so can fill in some of the blanks that you and I can't
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but one of the blanks here is kind of a lookaway doctrine we know that that military and and
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government intelligence agencies often function on a lookaway doctrine if you don't know what's
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going on in that room and you don't ask any questions then what does it matter and so again
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that's just the tip of the iceberg of what is not being said here but what is being said is that
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we're going to obfuscate the simple ethical ideas of informed consent and sovereignty
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by never using those words by never talking about those things how can he be an ethicist
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he's no difference than then Tony Fauci's wife who can give an entire talk about bioethics without
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ever once saying informed consent and here we have another person who parades himself as being a
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bioethicist but never ever says informed consent even Robert Malone says he's actually a bioethicist
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but in all that bioethics in it running through his veins he's never bothered to explain that
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transfection was always criminally negligent and healthy humans it should have never been given
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to children he sat on a beach and kind of made it a gray area as to whether kids should take it or
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not which also of course was an admission or an implication that adults and old people sure they
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should take it they're at more danger of covid than you are barefoot on a beach
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it's all part of the same coordinated line he has probably been in a few meetings with
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James Giordano at one point or another in his illustrious career serving this global governance
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weaponized pile of money structured
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once you see them ladies and gentlemen it's you can't unsee them and that's what we're doing here
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one by one people are going to come to see it they're going to pull their head out of this box where
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all these people are telling these loud stories about what they did
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selling an ivermectin book selling a book about lies my government told me
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publishing a book about the covid virus and in the beginning of the pandemic but not really
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publishing it anywhere else not really pushing it at all it's all lies ladies and gentlemen they're
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all liars working for one non-profit that's supposedly fighting for for autistic kids around
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the world and then starting another profit that's non-profit that's supposed to fight the who and
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all the while years and years later nobody's even mentioned the prep act or strict liability or
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the seventh amendment violation that the prep act subtext represents years and years and now
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we're on to our second second non-profit fighting the who and still we're not saying that it's
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essentially just the criminal vaccine schedule that they're protecting essentially just the idea
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that we have defeated disease with vaccines that they're protecting that none of them actually
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question Robert Malone, Meryl Nasse, I mean they none of them question it.
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Who else doesn't question it? Brett Weinstein, his wife, Peter Thiel, Eric Weinstein, Jordan Peterson,
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who else doesn't question it? Do any of them usefully question it or do they talk about free speech
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randomize control trials and not say strict liability not say strike the prep act not say
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seventh amendment violation none of them do none of them that have had much longer than the pandemic
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to figure it out. Meryl Nasse could have pulled her head out and said it anytime she wanted to
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in the last 10 years that she's been taking money from this opposition. She could have just said
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that the vaccine schedule in America is criminal just compared to any other country and that's
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where we should start she could have said it she hasn't anyone there could have said it they haven't
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question very clearly find a video where one of these people has said it the United States
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vaccine schedule is criminal compared to another country
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they haven't said it they've said that the mandates are wrong that censoring people on the internet
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is wrong health freedom is right it's all part of the same coordinated harmonized list of lies
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where none of them step on each other's toes where all of them pretend to stop one part of the
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train but none of them get in each other's way so it looks really convincing.
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And key context of framing that must be appreciated it demands responsibility for realistic assessment
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of the technology not science fiction there are plenty of real things that need to be addressed
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reviewed in some cases guided evaluating research and viable uses in practice what
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constitutes dual use research of concern but does not what constitutes gain of function research
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of concern and what does not. Responsive to the burdens and defects not only idiosyncratically
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among individuals and collectives but perhaps systemically as well given certain harms of omission
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or commission revising that it's two hours I think I'm going to leave it here and maybe I'll watch
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some of this at double speed and see if there's anything worth pulling out as highlights I don't
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want to make this video too long and I don't want to test peer tubes ability to put it up I'm going
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to see if I can get two hours again. For the 72 people who have joined me this morning
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on this show thank you very much for being here thank you very much for taking the time to share
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my work and to be here and participate in the chat I'm getting better at being able to read
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the chat quick see if there's anything worth commenting about and then going on and so please
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keep coming please keep typing please keep sending the emails it's all going to get better and better
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and better in this month because it has to because my family needs to make this work I need to make
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this work and I really believe this is what I'm supposed to be doing so thank you very much
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look forward to some more broken science initiative content. Matt Briggs has been working hard to
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start to put a general big picture of probability course together and I've been diligently following
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a long and listening and trying to figure out how I can help or summarize or or maybe recap some of
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the stuff that he's doing and I think he's kind of learning as he goes to because this is a course
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that he hasn't you know already outlined from the beginning to the end but it's kind of improvising
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his way through it and I think that was what it also makes it a little more entertaining so you
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can find those on Twitter if you haven't found them already and other than that I guess I would
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say thank you very much for joining me and we will be here again faithfully tomorrow
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and I guess I'll put this one up as the last slide. Did that work? Yes. Although my computer is
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cranking like it's not very happy. I don't know what happened there. Ladies and gentlemen thank
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you very much for being here thank you very much for participating and I will definitely see you
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tomorrow again at 10 10. I'm going to try to get sharper and sharper and sharper. The actual goal
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in terms of 10 10 is to start the music and the slideshow or some other placeholder at 10 o'clock
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so that I'm really sharp at 10 10 and you don't necessarily need to watch the whole
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introduction to get there at 10 10 so that the people who are necessarily are frustrated with
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the show starting and then having a four or five minute introduction won't need to be as frustrated.
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Thank you very very very very very very very much it's really encouraging and thank you again
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for for sharing my work and I'll see you again tomorrow.
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We're going to summarize that stuff that we've learned about virology and pre-ons and then
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in the coming week or so and we'll put together a succinct slide set that's kind of an update to
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the old maximum slide set and and we've been following way behind on slidesets and so
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May is the the month where that's going to start again. It is a little more work for me in the sense
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of I've got to be ahead of myself and and have two decks I have to have this deck and then I have
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to have the deck that could be made into a PDF because as you can imagine with all the moving
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nonsense and with all the extra stuff that's on these decks making a PDF of this deck is not
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really useful. It becomes a giant document with a lot of moving parts that aren't all embedded
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and so I have to make a separate deck that summarizes the deck that I use and so anyway we need to do
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a pre-ons deck we need to do a virology deck we need to do an immunology deck and we need to do a
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RNA cannot pandemic summary deck and so those are all little mini courses that's what I've been
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trying to threaten as a mini course and so these videos and these study halls have all been
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preparation for that mini course and in the background I have actually been assembling for
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example I've been assembling pre-on reviews and all the papers that I want to use in the coming
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courses we have pre-ons we have a couple other things in there that we need to learn we need to
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know what these words mean like amyloidosis and pre-onogenesis and what they don't mean so that
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we can understand when we're being bamboozled and when we aren't so again thank you very much and
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I'll see you again soon
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