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I have no responsibility for the current pandemic
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It's gonna be a real quick hit tonight, ladies and gentlemen, I have a special guest coming in town
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But I didn't expect so I need to run out to the airport and
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greet an old friends
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I'm really excited about tonight, but I also didn't want to break the streak
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I didn't want to break the streak. I don't plan to break the streak anytime soon. I
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Think we're on evening number 19. Maybe evening number 20 in a row
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I've been wanting to do this
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Time if you've got to meet Bobby today, you know, what's up?
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If you got to meet Bobby today, then you know what's up
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There's some really big things happening. I don't know what it means
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Gosh, I hope he's a good guy
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We love you mark just get to it when you can my friend
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Schedule for 60 minutes next
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He's going on French British Italian
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Japanese television people everywhere are starting to listen to him
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embarrassing
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Oh
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Yeah, I forgot. I'll change this one. Sorry about that
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Mystery captain Cutler and his wife taken into custody by sure that was some plan they had
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first spreading the phony story about cover and
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Then stealing the yachts from the marina that night on the beach
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Cutler was storing extra scuba tanks in the graveyard of shit. Yeah, but like his diving suit
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Got covered with that coopy glowing seaweed
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And that's where the glowing ghost story came from well
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How did Scooby do with that I guess that's another mystery
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All right, here we go ladies and gentlemen welcome to the show
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Oh
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Good afternoon good evening good morning and good night wherever you are in this planet
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This is giggle and biological high-resistance low-noise information brief brought to you by a biologist
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It's the 24th of September
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2023 and we are still fighting
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this limited but lively spectrum of debate about gain a function virus and
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About how the protocols just simply don't matter
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Thank you Jessica Hockett, thank you Dennis Rancor
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Thank you mark you satanic. Thank you Nick Hudson. Thank you
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To Thomas Binder
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Thank you to Peter McCullough
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Thank you to Robert F Kennedy Jr. Thank you to everybody who's speaking out against
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The scam that is the childhood vaccination schedule in the United States of America
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You're dang right, I'm saying it. I'm saying it out loud
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I'm not gonna be ashamed of it anymore. This is the way we need to talk
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Because they're gonna talk like we're crazy
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So we might as well push it all the way over the finish line and all the way into the end zone
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Because they're gonna say we're cheating anyway
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And so we need to dunk the ball we need to
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Spike the ball and the touchdown. We need to do whatever they do and rugby to celebrate
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We need to take a slide on the grass like they do in football
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Because it's time
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No more bait on TV. No more bait on social media
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Transfection is not immunization and we know it
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More importantly, we knew that they knew it
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More importantly, we know that they knew it before before it was ever
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Transfection when it was just intramuscular injection of chemicals into your muscle
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Yeah
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Injection into your muscle with the idea of augmenting your immune system. No more
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We're gonna finally be honest about this that we've been protecting these companies and
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funneling massive profits into their coffers
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while they
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then
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Sort of worked the other way with the CDC and the FDA. This is done and we are going to wake up. I'm convinced
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We're gonna wake up because these people definitely have changed our minds about how we think about stuff and
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We are waking up to the fact that these people have done this. We are waking up to their inconsistencies
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We are waking up to how they changed our mind about this biology. We are waking up about what they did in the hospitals
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and what these lies and these exaggerations led to and
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how they continue to lie and exaggerate and distract and
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Get everybody on social media and on the skilled TV watchers in the world think they're solving the mystery
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And of course they've lied to us about the pandemic potential found in coronavirus is ordered invert our human rights into human privileges or human permissions
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And they've done this through a carefully crafted narrative
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People all over the internet involved in one way or another
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with the idea that there's a
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crazy new novel virus
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everybody was vulnerable to and
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Therefore we had to shut down the mRNA probably is saving lots of people at least they're really old or sick or core morbid and
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And now it's pretty much the conclusion of these people over here that it's a gain-of-function virus and that's why it was so bad
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And anybody that's questioning the protocols the spread or the variants is ignored
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And so we've been making maps of these people trying to shift these people around Peter McCollum made a huge move a couple days ago
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Robert Malone we've watched a few videos with him and
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a person who was arrested at the January 6th
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Uprising or whatever the hell it's called
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We streamed with multiple times multiple times
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control
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There's no other way to see it because if he was streaming with Crichel and now George Webb is his bad guy
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Then this is all one big web of of fiction
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All one big story. Are they trying to get people to go away from antibodies?
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Are they trying to get big pharma to go away from antibodies and two of these more trustworthy patents?
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Or maybe these patents that Robert Malone had are all expired now
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Maybe new antibody patents are ever more difficult to get
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And so maybe this is the new way forward because there's no way to get
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That we have to understand this because that's what these people are involved with that's what this distraction is all about
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It's not money. It's only money and so far as money is power
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This is for all the marbles ladies and gentlemen
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So we've talked about Paul Cottrell and Robert Malone connected to one another we've talked about Peter McCollum
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famous case of the M&R and what he just said the reason I mentioned this is you've had the
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Your your your change in kind of you around vaccines in general has also
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coincided with your I don't know if it's a reacquaintance with or an acquaintance with the case of Wakefield
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So what so for the Brits here just to hear this wrong. Do you think he was perhaps right all along?
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I think he was right all along and I think he will be vindicated
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Absolutely, so do you agree with test and have you as your do you move to my view has changed now?
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I can tell you if I was a young parent today
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What I would do is I would forgo the vaccines. I'm not an anti-vaxxer. I can't be I'm a pin cushion
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I took all these vaccines now what I am though is I'm now vaccine risk aware
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And let me tell you what Andy Wakefield was right and all Andy Wakefield was saying is that maybe it's too
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Intense, maybe we ought to just kind of spread him out. That's all he was really saying
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This is a gigantic moves right that changed the playing board a little bit
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We have to move things around and figure out what's going on here. That's what we're doing
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We're paying attention and letting people speak for themselves
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Lots of these people here have spoken for themselves throughout this whole three years Paul Catrell for sure
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Kevin McCarron for sure
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Richard Fleming for sure Robert Malone for sure Steve Kerr's for sure all you have to do is look up what they said in
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2020 21 22 and you can see that they all deserve red squares
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They're not fighting for our freedom. They're not fighting for our sovereignty. They're not fighting to save
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millions of people from making a mistake
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And so none of these people spoke out against the shot none of them are speaking out against the shot
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Otherwise, it's really simple. Don't do it
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Transfection is an immunization. They're real easy sentences. They don't require an hour-long podcast. You can just say it
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tweet it
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But they don't
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You can just say that well the childhood vaccination schedules out of our control because we let it be
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Since 1986 you could just say that but they don't
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And
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Because a lot of these people in this picture don't say it you shouldn't trust them because that's where we are
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That's the dividing line. It's not lab leak or natural virus. It's not long COVID or not if you believe in it
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It's not whether there's a virus or not what it is is about whether public health is bullshit or not
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Whether what these people are selling is real or snake oil. That's what this is about
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It's not about some people. It's about the whole plan and the execution of it
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I'll stop stop that's escape escape escape what in my world am I doing? I didn't change that fast enough and so I don't have that up
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And I needed to be this one
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And so you know a breathtaking sign you know that I'm very
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I very much plugged this book at the beginning of the pandemic called immune
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which is by this YouTube channel kurgesat in a nutshell and
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I actually think this book is still pretty good
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But I think this channel was co-opted right before the pandemic and I really wasn't aware of it and
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Some of their older videos I used in a lot of my presentations
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But it turns out that now they're full-on gain a function in their full-on mythology
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And I've actually got a second video that I'm just going to remember for you to watch
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Where another youtuber actually breaks down their funding in the last three years that it's extraordinary. It's Bill Gates for almost six million dollars
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But a lot of other
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organizations that are all about population control and vaccines and so this is another example of
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How YouTube producers YouTube creators YouTube content has been has been co-opted
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In order to make sure that this went off flawlessly. How did they do it with these guys? They gave them a boatload of money
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For them to make a video like this
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Tifik Revolution is taking place
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Biotechnology has been progressing at stunning speed giving us the tools to eventually gain control over biology
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On the one hand solving the deadliest diseases while also creating viruses more dangerous than nuclear bombs able to devastate humanity
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What's going on?
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biotech capability
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Biotechnology is increasingly everywhere the cotton in your clothes the vegetables you eat your dog
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Humans manipulate living things. We use bacteria to produce insulin
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Connect prosthetics directly with our brains and make industrial enzymes to produce paper
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Gene therapy creates cures to previously untreatable diseases while we're working on food crops resistant to climate change
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Our mastery over biology has been speeding up so much that within weeks of the first COVID-19 case
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The unknown coronavirus was broken down in laboratories and analyzed
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Scientists generated a copy of its genetic material to create a vaccine that was ready for testing months after the pandemic began
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Something unthinkable a decade ago
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Where is all this sudden progress coming from? Well, it's complicated
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Ha but in a nutshell really expensive things got cheap and knowledge of how to
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Impressive things spread freely. So that's where it's it's there's the first bamboo zaman, right?
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We've talked about this before you can't equate
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The ability to make cheaper and cheaper DNA molecules with the understanding of what those DNA molecules do
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So yeah, it's become cheap to make cell phones
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And maybe it's even become sequent cheap to sequence DNA
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Maybe it's become cheap to make a bunch of DNA using recombinant DNA in
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Plasmids and in bacteria, but that doesn't mean you understand what you're copying. It doesn't mean you understand how it works and
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We don't and that illusion is created every time somebody gives that talk Kevin McCarron and give that talk
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Every biologist that's given a TED talk about this crap is given this thing where it used to cost
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$10,000 to sequence a human now it only costs 150
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so what
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If you could print all the Chinese books in the world for free, but you can't read Chinese and what difference does it make?
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Well Chinese books used to be really expensive now, they're really cheap. Well, so what?
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That's what we're talking about here only. It's a lot harder than Chinese
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They tell you that it's only got four bases and so it's really easy to figure out, but that's an absolute ridiculous lie
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And that's what they're being paid to tell you
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The Human Genome Project starting in 1990 was the first major attempt to read human DNA in its entirety
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13 years and three billion dollars later it was complete
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By then the cost of decoding a human genome here. It is about 100 million dollars
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Today, it's 100,000 times cheaper costing only about a thousand dollars. There you go
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How is that possible?
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converting DNA into computer data and then studying it used to be a super tedious process taking expert humans around
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three years of manual work and that was Kevin McCarron
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Like he actually is the guy who did this. He designed the stuff. You can see him in the laboratories where they're doing it
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and then he sold patents and he started companies and he sold patents and
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That's why he has a seven thousand dollar at the seven thousand square foot house in the suburbs of Boston on the frickin harbor
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With his brother and his dad with all the companies. They've started all the patents. They've sold
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How does a person like that spend all of his time on Twitter?
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Coming after a guy with less than 3,000 followers on twitch
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Where the vast majority of users are ladies without their shirt on playing video games?
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Why does Kevin McCarron and bother to even talk to me?
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Why does Kevin McCarron even bother to tweet about COVID?
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Because of this
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Because of this illusion and the fact that he is still making his living off of this illusion
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This idea that cheaply reading DNA translates to understanding it
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Today it takes about two weeks and is almost completely automated
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Biotechnology has gone from something restricted to the best and well-funded laboratories
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Start by the world's top experts to something affordable enough for hundreds of thousands of people to casually work on
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What's sped up the process even more is that information in the field is that was so stupid?
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That was a guy in a recliner watching TV
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Look at he's he's following the directions on a YouTube video on how to make a gain of function virus. It's hysterical
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Occasionally work on what sped up the process even more is that information in the field is shared widely and freely
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Cutting-edge discoveries now take just about a year to be copied in laboratories around the world a few years for any
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Why is that looking at they're doing it in a garage?
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That's exactly what Malone said was gonna happen that they're gonna make make shit in their garage
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Tell me this is not a joke to you
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They are really thinking that we're gonna fall for this
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To work out and a bit over a decade for high school students to experiment with them in schools
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Imagine that your local computer repair shop could build a pristine iPhone 11 with just the parts lying around and that
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Teenagers are asked to build a new iPhone 5 for homework. Not a crappy homemade version the real thing
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This is what's going on right now in biotechnology
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Technology revolution
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Unbelievable and unprecedented rate
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Unbelievable faster than cheaper to do you could have made this video in the 1980s, and it would still be the same thing
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These are people dancing around with glow-in-the-dark earlomire flasks come on
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Are we really this bad?
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Has our education really fallen so far that people are gonna fall for a person with an electric guitar in their hand and a glowing
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earlomire flask
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Holy ships
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This speed means we can expect even more wonderful things for humanity
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life-saving treatments miracle crops and solutions to problems we can't even imagine right now
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But unfortunately progress cuts both ways
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What can be used for good can also be used for bad by accident or on purpose here?
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We go what if you could build a nuclear bomb in your backyard? Oh
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For all the good biotech will do for us in the near future
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It also could easily kill many millions of people in the worst case hundreds of millions
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Holy shit in the worst case scenario Kevin McCarran said it would be a billion people dead
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Then any nuclear bomb the world just witnessed how fast the novel coronavirus spread
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We still don't know for sure if it came from nature
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Or was the result of an accidental leak from a lab working with coronaviruses that's still subject to scientific
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All there it is in the end
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Covid raccoon million people died and this was still a relatively mild virus that seven million people died
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No accounting of any of the protocols the shutdowns the ventilating the nothing seven million people died
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Thank you very much for paying us millions of dollars to tell us you tell your story in our pretty colors
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This company completely sold out
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Of course serious disease in most of those infected but that might change in the future
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Oh, it might wherever the last pandemic came from the next one might very well be our own fault
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Oh, it might very well be so if you're still on the fence and you think this one's natural the next one might not be
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So that's how the Scooby-Doo works
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Even if you don't accept that this one was a lab leak
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Because of what happened in the last three years you can't deny that they were lying and
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Covering shit up and so maybe the next one will be much worse
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In a sense many things going on in biotechnology could lead to this
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Most of all how easy it is to work with dangerous viruses
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Thousands of scientists can simply order the genetic data of infectious virus samples online to experiment with them
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Assembly needs into an artificial virus in 2023 costs about as much as a new car including all the lab equipment
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Why don't they say a clone?
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An artificial virus is an infectious clone
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Why don't they say that making an infectious clone is easy and
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Making a crap ton of it is only a matter of scaling things up a bit
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At the same time other scientists are trying to find viruses that hide in nature
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Oh, so that's why because they have to tell you that the pandemic potential in nature is being accessed in the laboratory
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Do you see?
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That's the mythology that there's pandemic potential out there that can be accessed in here and we can recombine it in here and
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Create pandemic potential that wasn't found out there. That is the narrative like in wild bats or monkeys
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There are probably plenty of potentially deadly pandemics out there
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Virus hunters take samples back to the lab to learn whether the newly discovered viruses are likely to spread in humans and catalog the danger
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When a biologist discovers a new virus they usually publish its genetic data to the public
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Generals are eager to share descriptions of potentially dangerous viruses other labs go further and make viruses more dangerous
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They combine and mutate different viruses to understand which mutations make them more likely to spread between humans or make them
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Deadlier than their original forms and again. These results are shared freely
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Synthetic DNA and equipment to rebuild these viruses are sold online to anyone without any or very little
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That's exactly what Robert Malone said
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Isn't it the people can buy this shit on eBay now
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for tracking as
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The tools of biotechnology get ever cheaper and easy to use and the data on dangerous viruses keeps multiplying
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It's only a matter of time before a well-meaning scientist shares blueprints for the equivalent nuclear bomb of viruses a superbug that will cause
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Millions of deaths and someone uses it maybe because they have bad intentions
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Maybe because they're irresponsible or sloppy
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We're creating an environment in which it's increasingly easy for anyone to create a weaponized or maybe they'll want to cure their dad's
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Alzheimer's disease and they'll make a virus that infects monkeys and makes them super smart
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And then that virus will zoonautically jump back from the monkeys into the humans and wipe the whole planet out
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And we'll be left with a small group of humans that has to fight for the planet of the apes
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Because that's the actual plot of the new planet of the apes from 2008 9 and 11
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Maybe
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Iris in their backyard
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This is scary
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The world would be plunged into an unending crisis as new pandemics pop up year after year or all at once
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Killing large parts of the world's population
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Wow
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unimaginable damage to civilization as a whole wow possibly undoing centuries of progress here we go
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What can we do turns out a lot? Oh, yeah, it's not the first time we've faced a challenge like this
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And we are not helpless think of nuclear technology
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Something extremely powerful and dangerous with huge upsides and downsides
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Nuclear energy was born from weapon programs
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So its creators were always aware of the potential for their knowledge to be abused
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From the very beginning it was clear that knowledge in this field and access to the technology needed to be handled with utmost care
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So a lot of effort has gone into making sure no radioactive material disappears from sight or that countries don't try to hide weapons development behind energy programs
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The result hasn't been perfect, but considering the 411 nuclear power stations running today. We've been very successful
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Likewise no researcher would think to share data on how to turn common laboratory equipment. Did they forget about what happened in Japan?
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I'm sorry, but isn't nuclear power kind of like an all-or-nothing thing like if you have a meltdown like
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I'm just trying to understand is was
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Were these meltdowns bad or not? I think they are I think what happened in Fukushima is kind of bad
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I don't know maybe I'm wrong, but into bomb-making machines on the internet
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There's no reason we couldn't handle the rainy dangerous aspects of biotechnology in a similar way
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Experts have come up with three sort of bullet points
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First we need to delay the next deadly pandemic by getting a grip on how we treat dangerous viruses
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Their genetic data should be treated as an info hazard
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Information that poses a danger to society if it's shared without care now keep in mind that we are posting the entire genome of all the variants that are
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Currently in circulation so that all that data is available
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Nepo virus all that stuff's online, so what is he talking about here?
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In other words, not just anyone should be able to order dangerous DNA online
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And if you do you should be tracked so it becomes much harder for the wrong people to access the really spicy stuff
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The next step is detecting the danger by becoming aware
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This could be as easy as having labs in populations
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Don't forget that the who said this that we have to have sewer and genomic surveillance all the time
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That's what they want
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It's part of this thing because then they can say the sewer levels of
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X virus are going up, so we have to change the way that we behave
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When the sewer levels go down
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Then we'll change back. That's what their plan is don't get it. Don't don't misunderstand. That's that's coming
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enters maintain virus detectors that monitor what's going on in the micro world if
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We suddenly see certain microorganisms show up a lot in a short time
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We can react quickly and start countermeasures. There it is. There it is the final step destroy
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We basically need to build a machine
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That's ready to destroy any pandemic threat before it has a chance to take over a machine to destroy any pandemic threat before
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It has a chance to take over what do you think that is mRNA?
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We can do this with new tools that are being developed right now like nanofilters that pull dangers out of the air
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We breathe or specialized UV lamps that just kill any virus before it has a chance to jump from person to person
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And of course we need to get better at getting new vaccines faster than ever before in history
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If we do these three things the chances are really good that we can avoid a catastrophic pandemic in the future
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Biotechnology like any exciting and powerful technology is neither inherently good or bad
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It has the potential to be both in breathtaking ways
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We have the chance to have a future where we get to truly control biology
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biology of the plants and animals around us and the biology of the micro world and that is the arrogance that will get all of us in trouble
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That's the arrogance that brought us here. It's the arrogance. It's bringing us transhumanism
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It is the arrogance that is losing the sacred
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It's all part of the same big big big giant show
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Don't give up the sacred. Don't let go of the complexity of biology. Don't let go of what's unexplainable
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Don't let them take it away from you and your kids
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They can lie about all they want
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It doesn't change the fact that they don't know they won't know they can't know and they know that they won't know
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But they want the power anyway
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They want to replace the sacred with worship of themselves
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So let's use it to create a future where we triumph over pandemics and diseases for good
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This video was supported by open philanthropy if you want to help and want to have a high impact on the world
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We're gonna pause that there. We're gonna escape out of here
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I need to go to the airport ladies and gentlemen because I have a friend in town and so I just want to end with the idea
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What the hell is this as the wrong slide right escape that I
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I just want to end with the idea that they probably
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Lieed to us about this graph here
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They lied to us about the light blue by not telling us about it
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And they lied about the dark blue by not telling us why it went up by threefold during the pandemic
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They lied about a virus they paid a lot of money to go along with the lie and there was likely a molecular seeding of this lie
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a seeding of a clone in many places in the world so that the molecular biology would line up and
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That they could scare people into following their dumb protocols for money and those dumb protocols
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Involved not treating people the way you'd have normally treated them and
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Being afraid of people when you would normally would not have been afraid of them
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not recessed dating people when you did not need to to leave them and
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And they did that with the intense express
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Intent of using that event and this event as a way of justifying an inversion of everything that we know is freedom
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And the reason why they're doing it is because they've told each other in secret meetings for years that this is necessary for
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population and to feed the AI
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Because the way that we're going to become masters of our biology like Kyrgyzstan that stupid video just told us
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Was by collecting all the medical data and all the genetic data and all the data from everybody it's alive
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And the more data we have the more likely it is the AI will be able to do all those things
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control the biology of all the plants and the animals and the fish and the microbes and
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It's all a great big mythology
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It's a great big mythology to make you sink down into your chair and flip the channel of the television back to the next
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binge target
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It's time to wake up ladies and gentlemen. It's no longer time to to sleep or to wait or to act tomorrow
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Now's the time to share this information
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Now's the time to speak up with your relatives and friends. We have a few more months
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One more month until Thanksgiving
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So the Thanksgiving table is coming really soon
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Learn this biology ladies and gentlemen
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Learn it so you can spread it
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This biology is starting to become easier to learn because it's simpler if it's all lies
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You go on biological
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Dot com or giga home dot bio
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I will see you tomorrow. I'm sorry the show is so short tonight. I'm hopeful
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Yeah, I'm gonna have lots of time tomorrow. Maybe I'll even have my friend who's here join me for the show
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Thanks very much for joining me. Sorry was so short again, but we're keeping the streak alive
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The daily let's do it
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