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welcome to radio Guinan bringing you
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sophiana crowdcast featuring visionary
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teacher john land lash today is the 27th
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of March 2018 the title of this
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broadcast is the light of AI exposed in
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a single word so this is Ginny and I'm
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here with John lash and make them back
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to Sofia yes yes to Sofia did the IT eat
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the IQ points mbar Sofia yes if we say
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sapphire apologies it just which we've
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been saying sapphire for a good 15 years
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now and we love to say that word but of
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course Sofia which has the word Thea in
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it fear
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whereas Sofia rhymes with desire and go
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ahead and gaya and we'll find that that
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rhyme Sofia
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desire Gaia fits beautifully into the
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little argument that we're presenting
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today
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right it is an IT voodoo fishing yes and
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it is a charm offensive using the robot
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which is a lifeless machine in a crude
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simulation of a living woman she's
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probably wears a wig now most of the
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time I wish I got some makeover she's
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been on the front cover of glossy
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magazines cuz she got hair and a
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makeover yeah she she had makeup lessons
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she had makeup lessons and one of the
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clips on YouTube circulating about she
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it
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Shiite the Shiite is that it was on the
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cover of a fashion magazine and it was
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the subject of makeup video which by the
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way makeup videos are really huge on
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YouTube so that some of them have
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millions of views so there you go couple
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the vaudeville continuous ass
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so how we going to approach this
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vaudeville act today well we're going to
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present an argument that I think I can
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say with confidence that you've never
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heard before and in my humble opinion
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this argument this reputation completely
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exposes and debunks the hype about AI
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exceeding human intelligence it's a nice
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which is a big wide and so that's the
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aim of our talk today so how do we move
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into this well first our self it's this
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is a nice plank god with artificial
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intelligence this is the way that a what
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you described there is the way a shop
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top or devotee of the power and beauty
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of the earth would regard this
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phenomenon Sophia it's simply a
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vaudeville act demonstrating how the Zen
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are play God with the glaive they're
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playing God first of all in their in
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their most secret Talmudic belief system
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they regard themselves as our creators
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in the first place during dota said that
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and now they're going to replace us
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because they have the power to do so the
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Zen are going to replace us with a what
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an upscale version of robotic AI
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humanoids and so coming through Sophia
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is that threat well it shows that
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psychopathy doesn't it you know they
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think they created the human species
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they are God's and they created the
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human species but now again they want to
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get rid of the human species right and
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replace it with but with with mechanical
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simulacra lifeless robots and the fact
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that they want to replace the human
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species with right leg foolish robots
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beginning with jobs lifeless robots
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flipping hamburgers lifeless robots
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driving cabs lifeless robots running
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whole laboratories and running whole
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institutions right when is the day when
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the college students sit in the
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auditorium in front of a lifeless robot
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who's teaching them in place of the
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professor all of this demonstrates their
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bio phobia they claim to have created
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life they are the ellow in race but they
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actually are afraid of life and hate
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life so you see in when you look at so
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fiha see bio phobia yeah she represents
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the bio phobia of the zen harsh yeah
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right
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but then forty field show is actually a
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psychological operation on us indeed it
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is there's a massive SIA taking place
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around the subject of AI and that's what
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we're here to address so it's this
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psychological operation makes us it's
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trying to make us give it a battle
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before it's even begun well that's a
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great point there is a battle on its
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earth I described it in the talks on the
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great reception in the myth of frontier
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series I pointed out there that
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Christians who propagate this idea of
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the great deception are actually caught
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in that deception when you think that
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you see the great deception that's the
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evidence that you are trapped in it so
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the great deception according to
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Christian definition is God and the
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devil fighting for the human soul so
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that
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God over there there's the devil over
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there you're in the middle but that is
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not the way that a gnostic sees it so
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how does a gnostic see it well well they
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these tendencies they examine whether
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those two energies are just psychotic
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fictions of the human mind what the
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Gnostic sees is humanity here over there
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is the earth and Sophia she who is the
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creator of humanity and standing between
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the two trying to separate them are the
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enemies of life in the Zen awash yeah so
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that's the real picture and the SIOP
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continues coming from the enemies of
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life in an attempt to make us give up
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this battle make us believe that the Zen
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osh have already defeated us they have
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already exceeded us they have already
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wiped out permanently our connection
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with a living earth and the power and
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beauty of the earth isn't this what they
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want us to believe yeah sure even in
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wanting us to believe that they're
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putting up this this you know this show
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which is this fault which when actually
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they're doing a whole lot of other
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things behind the scenes you know as
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well would you much worse
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it's a misdirection that's one aspect of
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the SIA PSYOP has several factors
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operating it's a complex aisle and it's
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extremely insidious and evil but
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fundamentally those in the tantric camp
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today are gathering at the battle line
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and with planetary Tantra instructions
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being made available with the Charlotte
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working this is the first shot across
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their bow so the tantric teachings in
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the Gnostic contruct message tells us
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that the romance or magical children and
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we have magical powers and now is the
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time to discover and engage those powers
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in the bath
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so we're just at the beginning of a
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battle with the Centaurs and the enemies
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of life but they want to convince us
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that we've already lost the battle and
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they're using this whole vaudeville game
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and this height of AI to do that so is
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that clear
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yeah but there's always a giveaway
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there's always a giveaway that's
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something nefarious and harmful he's
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right in front of your eyes but you
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don't see that's right and the giveaway
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again is a we're deconstructing house I
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of works the giveaway consists of
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several components that are in the
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attack on your mind it's like a multiple
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weapon it's not just one thing you know
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I think many people are familiar with
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the idea of cognitive dissonance and how
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that is an attack on your mind
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so in 911 for instance you saw something
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and you were told something else the
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narrative the soundtrack does not
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correspond to what you see so what
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happens it puts you into cognitive
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dissonance there's a certain factor of
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cognitive dissonance in this ayah but
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more particularly I would cite what two
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or three elements we were discussing
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what is one of the first giveaways that
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you're being subjected to a silo yes
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billionaires billionaires are in charge
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of the game
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Elin mosque Jordi Rose d-wave quantum
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computing
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Peter CL the guy who claims that he's
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going to live to 200 years by having
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blood infusions from teenagers vamper
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ISM writ large the whole trance humanist
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movement is led and run by billionaires
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that's a sign that something really bad
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is going on behind the scenes
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I'm a system is an Austrian penis and
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most of you are
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even really billionaires but they're
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only frontman so for instance Ellen Musk
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who could be the subject of another talk
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it's supposed to be running what is it
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for companies at once the Tesla car
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company which is tanking badly the space
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program and a couple of others a solar
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panel program and something else
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Ellen Musk could be someone who has no
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money whatsoever he's just a puppet and
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a frontman but there are billionaires
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running this silo that's the first sign
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that you're in trouble
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another sign would be secrecy well we're
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telling you all about what we're doing
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but in fact we're really not okay so
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we're giving you a narrative but in fact
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we're really not allowing you to see the
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evidence that this narrative is correct
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this is a giveaway that there is
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something happening behind the curtain
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of The Wizard of Oz and that's not what
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you're being shown so Sophia is like the
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window dressing but what's going on in
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the shop behind her
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what's going on in the synagogue in the
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Shelf in the back of this right in the
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synagogue bathroom of the synagogue is
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completely different from what you're
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being shown so you learn as you require
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as you sharpen your animal instincts you
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learn to detect them there's also this
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total proliferation across the media of
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anything any narrative that they want to
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push you see it coming up everywhere
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they start up saying that you know oh
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seven a makeover
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you know it's diffused having a makeover
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so there's all of the you know all of
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these makeover things coming up so that
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this is uses how they proliferate they
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put it they put it out there everywhere
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you see the same thing coming up
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everywhere all the time and that's
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because they
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something there they're pushing is not
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because all of a sudden they're just
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people who just suddenly become
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interested that's right yes that's right
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it's not they keep your interest up
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there's a certain they count on a
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certain entertainment value and they
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keep your interest up by saying Oh Sofia
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in this today she talked to this group
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of Girl Scouts or she went to the
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maternity lab you know to have a gyno or
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whatever right that's coming next right
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and all of that is distraction while
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they're working on you from behind that
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screen of entertainment they're working
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in an evil fashion upon your mind and
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your morale your morale
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well they said actually they so he came
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up and a few months ago when you first
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took when you took the great display I
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was snooping around as I say like to do
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and I actually made a joke to you and
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friends that was visiting I said what
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next but lives matter and it was a joke
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but it wasn't a joke as well and then
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when I started looking at it there's
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always there's always you know
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psychology professors pushing you know
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this AI it's going to need protection
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and they were we did they already are
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doing but lives matter yeah they are
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doing it I saw a clip on YouTube of a
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woman from Israel and she was dressed in
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that particular way that a woman wears a
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particular kind of cap like a knit cap
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so a very traditional Israeli woman
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explaining smiling kindly generously
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explaining that these AI bots are going
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to be our caretakers in the future and
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that rather than have nurses people in
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Oklahoma she she made she raised the
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point very very gently very sweetly well
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you know people at home folks homes
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nobody
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he wants to take care of them of course
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she didn't say that in so many words but
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that's what cheese and it's not and it's
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not true yeah it's not true but well
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we've got a solution to that you know
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they will have robot nerves companions
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so it's a sweet cell coming at us in
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many different ways
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yeah there was a good point
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yes it's well if there's a claim of
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benevolence behind it right a
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humanitarian venture that's really the
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better it's for the good of humanity
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that's right and so the billionaires are
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supposed to billionaires let's say the
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frontman to the billionaires and the
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actual millionaires behind of whom you
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don't know are always saying it's coming
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from benevolence we're doing this out of
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benevolence the philanthropic tribe yes
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the philanthropic tribe that guides us
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that guides the raw man the
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philanthropic tribe that gives us human
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rights the definition of human rights
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because there are spiritual parents and
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the beacon to the world the benevolent
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fraud that gives us the that comes in as
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the arbiter or judge which by the way if
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you translated into Russian is a Soviet
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the words Sophia means arbiter or judge
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like a umpire at a game at a baseball
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game you have an umpire who is neutral
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there are two parties playing baseball
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two teams and the barbecue is the
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neutral party while they are the
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righteous third party who come in with
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no interest whatsoever of their own to
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gain anything but they help the two
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teams of the opposing factions of Roman
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society sort things out so these are the
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same people who are at the head of the
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aoi movement our benefactors yeah
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because we can't
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you can't do anything ourselves
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especially the white race I mean if you
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look at the white races they just
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haven't accomplished it you know they
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haven't been even do anything well no
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this this this mean if you like has come
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up to philanthropic try because
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everywhere you look when you look at a
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prominent finish and then you're going
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research some of it thinking it always
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comes out that their philanthropist yes
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but because their I do if humanity is
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not what I do of humanity is you know
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it's so it's so excuse so if you for
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example if you go look up at least of
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great philanthropists on the internet
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you know you get names like Bono who's
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Jewish
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Biderman indicates they were Finnish
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George Soros I mean what a great
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philanthropist George Soros definitely
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one of the leading ones and so it goes
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on and on and on this you know this idea
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that they are doing it for the good of
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humanity is an absolute nonsense even a
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concept of communism which is a program
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of the sin wash has behind it the
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illusion I call the illusion of
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benevolence so the idea is that if the
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world were centrally controlled and that
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is what communism really means go look
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at the history of it and that's what the
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interviewer is isn't it that's what the
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New World Order is centrally control for
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the benefit of the masses and the
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working class well if it were centrally
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controlled and we can count on the
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central controllers to be malevolent and
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of course history has proven that to be
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so for instance just look at the
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Bolshevik takeover of Russia
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look at how benevolent the Bolshevik
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comma stars were to the Russian people
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but it has an immense appeal to people
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that haven't looked at the historical
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facts well the idea that you know we
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live in a benevolent society where the
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playfield
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you know that and all the robots didn't
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work that's right they're going to in
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the new communism in the future
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communism the robots are going to do all
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the work and presumably all of the
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romain us playful children of the
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goddess are just going to be free to
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just play create just like they were in
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the Soviet Union just like they were in
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Maoist China just like they were in
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Venezuela where they are looking for
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toilet paper now unlike North Korea
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today
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yeah just like they are in North Korea
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that's a totally communistic society
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where all the people are free to create
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I said like this is where AI wants to
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take us this is transhumanism communism
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transhumanism AI it's all part of the
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same program and the battle is just
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beginning
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yeah so you're looking at this prison
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Matangi oh you're looking at what is
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behind the lie of a tie we kind of like
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him we're also looking at what is not
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fair
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WAIS as well and key word comes in she's
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Matangi yeah the Matangi tactic isn't it
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you you look at what is not it yes
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we call it the Matangi i some people use
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the term of bullshit detector the
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Matangi is sort of like a bullshit
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detector but is much sharper than that
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it's really a blade that cuts through
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the fog of illusion and deception so
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what is it it's nothing well what's not
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there is the word the eighth word and
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the a word has not been to my knowledge
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ever used in any discussion of
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artificial intelligence so this is
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picking up from the last going radio guy
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named so we're at the end we talked
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about you introducing words right I
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didn't invent this this isn't your word
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no but you know what I was like
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introduce yeah and since I introduced
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the a word Archon and that seems to be
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getting around quite a bit in the last
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16 years I would be happy to be known as
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the one who introduced they word to the
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discussion of AI and that word is Epton
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see a double P ete and see why yeah
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positive see less frequently a patents
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and now this is a genuine word I haven't
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made up this word obviously relates to
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the word appetite so what is applicants
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E and how does it apply to the debate
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about AI exceeding human intelligence
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now I'm assuming that this word
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applicant C may be quite new to most of
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you who are listening so let's start by
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just approaching some of the definitions
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that you can find if you research it
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here's a general generic definition it
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means a seeking after craving or
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appetite desire especially sensual
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desire and it refers to the capacity of
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any system or organism to have appetite
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desires and aversions and attractions
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okay and there's a wonderful quote in
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one of the definitions that yeah this
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one came up says a strong craving or
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desire and in quotes to give you an
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example of it it says he's spoken words
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shot through with a patent see as storm
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clouds are pierced with lightning that
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was some someone Christopher John Farley
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so the natural propensity and natural
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propensity for affinity I don't know
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where that quote comes from but it
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certainly rings clear and bright
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for us because it's a reference to our
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beloved flirtatious lightening the
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darkening game of the earth goddess is
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Fox reveal a scene which means
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flirtatious lightening and so to speak
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with applicants II as storm clouds are
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pierced with lightning it's kind of a
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clue that we may be on the right track
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here okay so it's came into use in the
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early 17th century that's the early
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1600s from Latin a patentee ax from a
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Puteri meaning to seek after and the
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further etymology goes into there's a
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French derivation from epic dolls
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meaning desire so epic to see can more
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or less be interchangeable with the word
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desire we'll get to that in a moment and
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it goes back to an ie root PE tee which
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curiously suggests to rush or to fly so
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when you desire something when you have
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the a patent C of whatever kind when you
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have the a patent for something what
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does it do
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what does it feel like it feels like a
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rush it feels like an urge something
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that you go toward you go toward what
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you desire so that meaning is contained
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in the indo-european root when you
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investigate the etymology and the roots
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of words like this as we like to do you
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find a depth of meaning in bedding so
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the root here PDT in a patent C occurs
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in the old english word which means
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feather and it occurs in a germanic word
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which also means feather so the idea of
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a feathering or something that moves
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like a feather is implied in the deep
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meaning of this word and in fact the
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Sanskrit
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: to the word to the root pet refers to
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a petal or a leaf or something that
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trembles in the wind trembles from
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sensation so trembling curiously or the
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tremor you could say yeah and how does
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that relate to guy in cosmology it's the
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opening line of the Gaia mythos in the
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beginning was the tremor right and the
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tremor is also called the pulse the
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spunda in sanskrit means pulse so when
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we talk about evidenc we're actually
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being vectored back to something
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fundamental to the very process of
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creation the pulse the trembling the
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tremor and when you feel that you are
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part of the creative process
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so can a robot ever feel that can a
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machine ever feel a patent see well you
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want to take Sofia the eat mighty but
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out on a date don't you yes I do
26:30
we're going to take her I'm craving to
26:31
take Sofia to a local ice-cream parlor
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yeah and once I get her inside the
26:38
parlor she's gonna have a wig on makeup
26:40
she's gonna be walking along with a neat
26:42
little dress not a miniskirt but you
26:44
know little below the knees so you can't
26:46
see those mechanical joys she's gonna
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have you know pretty expensive shoes on
26:54
and we're gonna walk into the ice-cream
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parlor I'm gonna turn to and I'm gonna
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say okay Sofia there's 47 flavors of
27:03
haagen-dazs in the counter here which
27:06
one would you like
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and there's going to be some some
27:16
mechanical noises and maybe a few
27:20
glasses
27:21
trembling and usual tremble maybe but
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that's program right that's the
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simulation and we're going to hear some
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clicking and some buzzing faint buzzing
27:30
from the back brain and then we're gonna
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hear Sophia pronounce something that
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it's the robotic equivalent of a Homer
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Simpson doom because duh a machine
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cannot have app done see period why is
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that a patent see is a quality of all
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that lives and so as it so is
27:57
intelligence everything that lives has a
28:02
desire as attractions and intelligence
28:07
and desire are the two components of
28:09
life I think it maybe is clear by now
28:12
that desire or a patent see is the one
28:15
component that has been conveniently
28:17
omitted from any discussion of a I would
28:21
children apart from I thought from them
28:26
you know putting words if anyone's an MI
28:29
saying I want to have family when the
28:32
Sophia but says I want to have a family
28:36
is it really the machine that is saying
28:39
that it wants to have a family how could
28:42
you be so stupid as to believe that the
28:45
Machine wants a family first of all it
28:49
doesn't have the organs to reproduce but
28:54
someone reads that line into a device a
28:58
micro device and Sophia speaks that line
29:02
it's a living person who reads that line
29:06
desire is conferred upon us by life you
29:11
cannot manufacture desire you cannot
29:13
fake a desire you can fake or simulate
29:16
intelligence to a certain point and you
29:19
can say I want something or I have the
29:21
desire for something if you've been
29:23
programmed to say those words but that
29:25
I mean that you actually cover it right
29:29
so robotic machines even advanced
29:34
androids to the level of those that are
29:36
here in science fiction films in a
29:38
humanoid guys cannot have evidenc
29:42
nothing can confer evidence II accept a
29:46
source of life itself humans cannot
29:50
confer a patent C on a machine evidence
29:55
II is a sacred quality of life desire or
29:59
comma in Sanskrit is a sacred quality of
30:03
life that is conferred upon all that
30:05
lives by the supernatural source of all
30:09
that lives so at but even though human
30:12
beings can create a simulation of their
30:17
own intelligence they cannot confirm a
30:21
patent C on it that is not within our
30:24
power therefore no machine can ever have
30:28
evidence and see therefore no machine
30:29
can ever compete ultimately with a
30:31
living human creature no but of course
30:34
they've programmed us through honey
30:35
would terminate that machines are going
30:37
to take over and that's machines one to
30:40
control that to make it better for us
30:43
and make it better for that was the
30:44
starting point wasn't it - stop - stop
30:46
no but I mean in terms of films like
30:48
terminator you know the robots go row
30:51
and then they try and destroy and take
30:54
the robots go roam what is this scene
30:57
this is the same fiction team
30:59
the theme is twofold not only that
31:02
robots that human beings great robots
31:06
who through a self-learning Lu become
31:09
intelligent enough to outwit the human
31:11
beings but that they want to outwit them
31:14
no robot can ever want to outwit anyone
31:17
so ha in 2001 its represented accurately
31:22
in very very many ways you know there
31:25
could be a robotic device a computer
31:29
that maintains all the functions on a
31:32
spacecraft this is possible because
31:34
human beings are created but when the
31:37
author
31:38
that how wants to take over the mission
31:43
that's impossible
31:44
hmm robot cannot want Sofia what flavor
31:48
of ice cream does Sophia want today
31:52
she's told someone yeah and how's she
31:55
gonna this one of it yeah I hope she's
31:56
gonna swallow it and now she's gonna
31:57
taste it all right yeah so even if they
32:02
equipment Sophia in an advanced model
32:05
and we get to sexbots now because this
32:08
is what they're doing with sexbots with
32:10
the simulation of taste buds so that
32:15
someone put it she puts a spoon of or
32:18
takes a lick of you know chunky monkey
32:23
this takes a lick of chunky monkey it's
32:26
not hulking to us no no cherries pets
32:31
whatever and rocky road or whatever and
32:35
she says I like it that's not evidence
32:38
II because evidence II can only be
32:42
conferred by the source of life and we
32:45
are not the source of life although we
32:47
have a dynamic interactive bond with the
32:50
source of life but there are boundaries
32:53
to what we can do an efficiency binds to
32:57
the natural world the desire for beauty
33:01
is the strongest binding force in human
33:05
reality for beauty do robots desire
33:12
beauty can robots ever paint or sculpt
33:16
well perhaps they could mechanically be
33:19
constructed by human beings again with
33:22
certain capacities to do that but if you
33:26
hear a robot say I want to make a
33:30
sculpture of a unicorn that is a con
33:33
because the quality of desire and the
33:37
quality of life belong together and
33:40
robots are lifeless and they are without
33:43
desire I rest my case but we were going
33:48
to do another experiment
33:49
oh yeah the we better go to the airport
33:52
right hmm
33:53
how about this one you have to go to the
33:56
airport Jenny in order to go to Bali and
34:02
investigate something there okay so you
34:07
have to be at the airport at a
34:08
particular time and you call a
34:10
driverless cab so what happens the
34:14
captain's up at exactly the minute that
34:17
you call it right yeah you get in the
34:19
driver's cab you're sitting in the back
34:21
you see a screen but at least I don't
34:23
have to say have you been busy makes
34:29
conversation the taxi driver this is the
34:32
this is in some ways the appeal because
34:34
there are some things about real lives
34:37
that are a little bit uncomfortable yeah
34:40
like for example if it wasn't the
34:43
driverless cab there you go
34:46
it was a Muslim well okay this is a taxi
34:49
driver you know this is a British
34:51
problem taxi services are completely
34:57
occupied by Islam which means that as a
35:00
white female you can't get a taxi well
35:06
you can get taxi but I've jumped to have
35:08
two moving taxis in my life in Britain
35:11
that had Muslim taxi drivers and they
35:15
were kidnapping me which they do which
35:17
they do so you as a white woman are not
35:23
safe in a capsule no problem you hire
35:26
driverless cab shows up at the door it's
35:29
you you hire it on your iPhone which you
35:31
don't have right you order it on your
35:33
iPhone it shows up exactly at the moment
35:36
that you want and you have programmed
35:39
into the order for the cab the moment
35:43
that you want to be at the airport it
35:44
already knows that so when you get in
35:46
and you sit in the backseat there's a
35:47
screen screen welcomes you and it shows
35:51
you the GPS coordinates and the
35:54
driverless car
35:55
proceed you to take proceeded to take
35:57
you to the airport on time by the best
36:00
route which it figures out using its AI
36:03
faculties right what about if you talk
36:05
about some fronts of the types right
36:06
how's it going to swerve if the dog
36:08
rises something if there's a hailstorm
36:11
there are many unpredictable things that
36:14
can happen on the way to the airport
36:16
that cannot be programmed into the
36:19
driverless cab but basically point here
36:22
is to ask the question well isn't it
36:26
just as good in some cases as you
36:29
described if you get to the airport with
36:32
the driverless cab yes the driverless
36:35
cab may be able to get you to the
36:37
airport but it doesn't want to get you
36:40
there no that's the difference whereas
36:44
if you get a driver when you can Frost
36:46
then you feel safe with the driver is a
36:50
human being who has a patent C and they
36:52
really want to get you there you not
36:55
only have the ability to get you there
36:56
they know the routes they know how to
36:58
drive they know how to take shortcuts I
36:59
mean it's like they want it to there
37:01
it's their job to get you there and
37:03
whereas that can never be the case with
37:05
a robotic device well it's the same in
37:08
six months this one isn't you know their
37:10
programming they're creating these these
37:13
sexbots to have sensory receptors in
37:17
their genital area
37:21
and I watched a YouTube clip on one of
37:27
the creators he was saying you know we
37:30
program these six spots that the kinder
37:33
that you are to them the more responsive
37:35
they are organically yes so if you talk
37:41
to them in a certain way they will
37:43
respond with more sexual awareness
37:46
toward you they're being programmed in
37:47
this way the sexbot phenomenon is an
37:50
attempt to bring the the illusion or
37:55
simulation of actin C to the robot it's
38:00
all a simulation and simulation anywhere
38:03
within certain limitations you know it's
38:06
only going to give you a smaller version
38:07
of it so you know the driverless cab can
38:10
get you to the airport provided nothing
38:12
else goes wrong and that seems okay when
38:15
you juxtapose that to the to the Muslim
38:19
taxi driver and the risk involved there
38:21
because because really it seems as
38:26
though that might be better until you
38:27
consider well do they have evidence and
38:30
what's the what's the a potential
38:32
situation for you know in Islam do they
38:36
really want to get you there other they
38:39
actually program to want something else
38:41
do they want anything at all once we
38:43
once it's recognized this is wonderful
38:46
order to a huge question once it's
38:49
recognized that a patent see and
38:53
intelligence are coupled in what is
38:57
truly alive then you can flatly say I
39:02
don't buy it
39:04
I don't buy the hype because a living
39:07
animal such as a human being may be
39:11
intelligent enough to create a non
39:16
living machine that does some things
39:20
better
39:21
granted within a range it does some
39:24
things better and faster right mainly
39:27
keeping lists correlating things
39:31
researching in in a catalogue you know
39:35
but it can never have it is lifeless and
39:39
as such it can never have the quality of
39:41
Appleton C which is given with life
39:44
desire is given with life everything
39:47
that lives desires to live and there
39:51
according to the Tantra cosmology , or
39:55
desire is the very root of all creation
39:58
is the force it is the creative force
40:02
that belongs to the Shakti or the
40:04
materializing power so having said all
40:07
that we kind of put the argument for AI
40:11
beings
40:12
period to living intelligence aside and
40:18
we can look at this other question which
40:20
is really daunting and just come up
40:22
today as we were preparing this talk
40:25
once you see what a patent see is you
40:28
can say well what's the condition of a
40:31
patent see in the human race these days
40:35
is a patent see a quality that can be
40:39
knocked out of us that can be
40:41
deprogrammed that can be in some way but
40:45
would you say disintegrated degraded
40:48
let's talk about the degradation of a
40:52
patent see and let's look at Islam and
40:56
Judaism what characterizes these two
41:00
belief systems one of the things is the
41:03
meticulous rules to a bag so how many
41:07
rules are there in Deuteronomy 642 rules
41:10
of hygienic and elementary conduct the
41:15
way that you clean yourself the way that
41:17
you perform sex the way that you eat the
41:20
way that you hold the tencel's or
41:21
whether you wash utensils way that you
41:23
cut the fingernail the order in which
41:25
you cut the fingernails you there is a
41:28
piece on someone has written about what
41:34
is it called the traveler every lights
41:37
the traveller relates to the travel
41:39
isn't that kind of the rulebook the
41:41
reliance of the traveler is they it's
41:44
like it's a guide for english-speaking
41:48
Muslims
41:49
written by Islamic clerics and they
41:52
disagree with each other on on the
41:53
interpretation of some of them but yeah
41:55
it's you know which which foot to enter
41:59
the shithouse and which leg you put
42:02
weight on when you squats it's crap and
42:04
you should be facing Mecca all you
42:06
should be facing away from make a woman
42:07
one of those things maybe nothing is
42:10
left nothing is left to absence nothing
42:13
is left to evidenc nothing is left to
42:15
natural choice that's right and so we're
42:19
looking at a massive culture and an
42:25
ideology that is nothing but a control
42:29
system that complete that seeks that has
42:33
the objective or aim to completely
42:36
displace afton see so the perfect
42:39
theocratic society and this is what many
42:42
Muslims believe from the high level of
42:44
the clerics down to the Muslim in the
42:46
street
42:47
is that well the world there would be no
42:49
war and everyone would be good yeah
42:53
desires a big problem and so if
42:55
everything is programmed and remote
42:57
controlled by the off-planet
43:00
deity being Jehovah or Allah then
43:03
there's going to be no problems
43:05
that is the theocratic control system
43:10
that is the wet dream of both Judaism
43:13
and Islam and it involves the complete
43:15
suppression of evidence II you think
43:18
there will the same character anyway and
43:20
uh go away so the deniers name yeah it's
43:24
all versions of the Demiurge in the
43:28
Demiurge right and so what I like to
43:32
consider which gives me great pleasure
43:35
and also strength and also supports my
43:41
morale to live in this situation where
43:46
the role may have reached a condition of
43:49
terminal damage in some cases what
43:51
supports my morale is the tantric
43:54
message that desire is good desire is
44:01
not is not something to be overcome
44:03
Tantra cos do not follow the Orthodox
44:07
Buddhist line that sovereign do come
44:13
everything is suffering and the root of
44:15
suffering is Trishna but its Trishna in
44:18
Sanskrit or taha in Pali is fundamental
44:23
to the ideology of Buddha
44:25
and what is it it's craving or desire so
44:30
the program of Buddhism is to liberate
44:34
your front
44:35
self from you can colonize it unless you
44:37
live unless you not be degraded unless
44:39
you overcome craving and desire whereas
44:42
the contruct message is liberation
44:45
through desire so Tantra cos are
44:51
ferocious warriors who will absolutely
44:53
not surrender evidencing and yet we are
44:59
not advocating I do not advocate and
45:01
have never advocated the Jewish version
45:05
of promiscuous and licentious behavior
45:11
polymorphous perversity Freud the whole
45:15
idea that anything goes and that there
45:18
are no standards or criteria the
45:21
expression and and sharing of desire is
45:25
an art it's an art form and so it's not
45:32
done in a reckless and indiscriminate
45:35
manner so the management of desire is
45:38
part of the management of power which is
45:40
the Shakti path but am I making sense
45:44
yeah I mean I was just thinking then
45:46
that the you know the Zen oh Sh
45:48
controlled mainstream media you know
45:51
what do they control that same 97% of
45:53
the world's media they've attacked and
45:57
our potency yes they tell us you know
46:00
it's like it would been a looking into
46:04
the camera in that black and white film
46:06
of him and he looks he's eating this
46:08
huge you know he's got silver silverware
46:10
this huge linen tablecloths with food
46:15
and and he's eating and he looked
46:17
straight into the camera and he said
46:19
they will consume what we tell them to
46:22
consume which is really really creepy
46:25
and of course we know that if it
46:26
béarnaise was the nephew of Sigmund
46:29
Freud the venison would you say so yeah
46:32
possible to so they've taken away
46:34
they've removed through through the
46:38
media they've removed humanity's a
46:40
'putin see they've tried they've tried
46:44
to make in something else which is all
46:46
to do with consumerism and them getting
46:48
all the shekels back that they made in
46:49
the first place yeah consumerism is one
46:51
prong of the attack on evidence II is
46:56
getting us to want things that we don't
46:58
really need and don't even want getting
47:00
us to want what we don't want and the
47:03
other one is the the other prong is
47:06
comes largely from the religious angle
47:09
the ascesis the ascetic idea well you
47:13
give up your desires in order to become
47:16
spiritual so we're caught between these
47:19
two prongs you know are we going to be
47:21
materialistic consumers and have all the
47:24
cars and food and clothes and shoes and
47:26
things that they're selling us or are we
47:28
at the same time we're gonna become
47:30
spiritual by surrendering our desires
47:32
it's fucking madness no one can get out
47:35
of that alive if you're stuck on that
47:37
fork you're pretty much cooked yeah as
47:43
we read one said you know stick a fork
47:45
in them and turn them over they're done
47:46
you know if you're stuck on that fork of
47:50
those two prongs it's very very hard to
47:55
get off
47:55
but it's actually very easy it's very
47:58
easy to get off if you go back down but
48:00
then see which means going back to
48:02
nature
48:02
mmm-hmm and always remember when you
48:05
look at the earth that that is the
48:09
source of your a patent see you wouldn't
48:10
have desire if the earth didn't give it
48:14
to you the mother gives you a potenti as
48:17
she gives you intelligence she designed
48:21
her intelligence Celente and Sofia
48:24
decide the human intelligence they
48:27
calibrated the human genome we talked
48:29
about this extensively in planetary
48:30
Tantra we have what I wouldn't say a
48:33
considerable amount of sophisticated
48:35
Intel about this when she agree which is
48:38
totally open sourcing for
48:40
it's available for anyone who wants to
48:42
learn the SAP Aparna the 7 leaf plant is
48:47
a Sanskrit term for the calibration of
48:50
the human genome it has seven main
48:53
capacities and the faculties of the
48:59
human animal are all fueled by desire
49:06
they all operate on desire so not only
49:11
is robotic intelligence lifeless but it
49:15
is without desire it can neither exceed
49:19
or match the human animal ever and if
49:22
you think it does you're giving up the
49:24
battle before the battle is equal with
49:26
God yeah when we were one of the
49:29
retreats were at loo you were talking to
49:32
somebody who's around the magnifier and
49:36
evening and and you asked her remember
49:41
this you asked her what what she wanted
49:43
and she couldn't say what she wanted and
49:46
you said your desire is your entry into
49:48
the expression of your desire is your
49:52
gift to the goddess and it's your it's
49:54
your entry into the game hmm this this
49:57
theme has come up so often since the
50:00
turma came to the world in 2008 so it's
50:05
about 10 years now Wow
50:06
the scene there are certain things
50:10
phrases that get repeated in planetary
50:12
Tantra not because we are mindless
50:15
zombies who simply parrot the words of
50:17
the Guru because there is no guru
50:20
determine is a girl where there's no
50:21
human guru but due to the the natural
50:27
pleasure of these phrases that just keep
50:30
coming up over and over again and one of
50:32
them is what is your highest desire what
50:35
is your highest desire and this question
50:37
what is your highest desire it's sort of
50:40
like a gauge it's like a it's like a
50:42
thermostat that you adjust on the wall
50:44
so you're in the house and you want to
50:46
adjust the temperature and you go and
50:48
you set the thermos
50:50
to a new adjustment so every time you
50:52
ask yourself what is your highest desire
50:54
you're setting your a patent C to a
50:56
certain adjustment and then you live
50:59
into that adjustment and then you go
51:01
readjust it again
51:02
so at any particular moment your highest
51:04
desire may be one thing and that may
51:07
persist for years then your highest
51:11
desire may only persist for weeks or you
51:15
may have an experience when you are
51:17
totally immersed in your highest desire
51:18
for only a day but on that day it would
51:22
be quite an exquisite day and this is
51:24
leading us about to that thermostat it's
51:26
going to be the slight C cluster up
51:28
isn't it that's gonna be how you
51:31
initiate your desire by using the app
51:34
with the power of the earth indeed there
51:38
are 18 points or settings on the app and
51:41
10 of them correspond to a system that
51:46
comes out of the southern Dravidian
51:49
tradition of India to vidiian goddess
51:52
worship sort of centered around
51:56
Hyderabad in southern India the city
52:00
that we like to think about with great
52:02
affection and respect and in this system
52:09
which is called the sri vidhyaa system
52:12
of auspicious wisdom there are 10 female
52:16
divinities grouped and they're called
52:18
them out videos and they are all known
52:23
traditionally to be deities who grant
52:28
your wishes or boons as the old term
52:31
goes they they grant boons they grant
52:33
wishes so whatever you desire to desire
52:35
beauty desire Health desire abundance
52:39
desire money to desire lovers do you
52:43
desire whatever you desire they
52:45
or desires and there is nothing wrong
52:48
with desire because in fact the
52:52
fulfillment of your desire is really the
52:54
fulfillment of your purpose in this life
52:58
desire is given with intelligence they
53:02
come in this their couple right so yeah
53:04
there are ten settings when you can ask
53:06
we were talking about when the other day
53:08
was setting number four if you set the
53:12
thermostat of the shakti cluster to
53:14
number four and you do the simple
53:16
exercise of gazing at the spots which is
53:20
a telekinesis process you you touch them
53:24
with your gaze not with your finger if
53:26
you do that then you can say well I
53:29
desire to have a beautiful garden and to
53:34
know how to recognize the powers of the
53:38
plants and flowers and to make potions
53:39
out of them that's what you desire you
53:42
set the Shanti cluster to that desire
53:45
and you get it from the earth so that
53:47
was pathetic
53:48
that's boo Devi right and so anything
53:52
you desire can be acquired in that way
53:54
anything so the shakti cluster is a tool
53:58
of a patent sea and planetary Tantra is
54:03
actually the path back to claiming the
54:08
divine and transcendent value of desire
54:13
okay something like that the Shakti
54:17
cluster app is coming soon yes
54:20
we haven't forgotten of course it's at
54:23
the top of our priority yes it is so
54:27
let's recap on so the reason the reason
54:32
that robots will never take over surpass
54:35
humans is because they will never have a
54:37
potential that's right then they can
54:39
only simulate intelligence they cannot
54:42
exceed intelligence yeah so let's go
54:50
back to
54:51
how I I was created in the first place
54:54
right well very few people actually know
54:58
that story and it concerns to means that
55:03
you don't hear spoken very often anymore
55:07
in all the chatter one of them is
55:11
Norbert whiner what title I don't know
55:16
what that would be
55:17
Norbert whiner the fans hoping
55:20
tightening yeah I think he's wonderful
55:21
answer person Norbert whiner and the
55:25
other is quad Shannon Claude Shannon so
55:31
norbert whiner is the father of
55:33
cybernetics and that means self-steering
55:38
self-guiding devices so presumably a
55:42
robot like Sophia is a cybernetic
55:45
machine and the myth is that the
55:48
cybernetic machines have a self learning
55:50
and advancing capacity so that they will
55:53
eventually exceed us and that is the
55:56
complete lie its height its fabrication
55:59
it cannot be proven by evidence and it
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goes against common sense Claude Shannon
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is the father of the science of
56:08
information and he formulated the first
56:13
algorithms I suppose they were or the
56:15
first mathematical formulas that were
56:18
the basis of all other generations and
56:21
iterations of IT now you you can all the
56:26
talking here today coming from the front
56:28
men of this vodka lab doesn't go back to
56:31
those people very often but if you
56:34
really want to know where it all began
56:36
go to those people and I'll tell you
56:38
just a little anecdote that's I always
56:41
use when I bring up the name of Norbert
56:44
whiner Norbert Wiener this is from a
56:49
book called how we became posthuman
56:52
which is an absolutely brilliant book
56:54
but I think the transhumanist and I
56:58
would say in certain respects it may be
57:01
hyping
57:02
humanism but what it reveals about the
57:04
height is staggering it's not an easy
57:07
read it's by a woman called e Catherine
57:10
Hegel's I believe she talks about no
57:13
recliner in there he is the father of
57:15
cybernetics what is cybernetics it is
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the science that allows human beings to
57:21
create Auto monitoring and auto
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operating machines so it's the basis of
57:27
all automation from the simplest kind of
57:30
automation like what a robot vacuum
57:32
cleaner up to the most complicated types
57:36
of automation so you think okay the man
57:40
who invented this according to this book
57:44
was a chamblee kind of a guy in very
57:49
uncomfortable in his body and it was so
57:53
uncomfortable in his body that his
57:56
uncomfortableness became painfully
57:59
obvious to people around him and it was
58:01
embarrassing to them and the example
58:03
that she gives is that he was once a
58:06
party with some people in a park and
58:09
they were pitching horseshoes and so it
58:13
came times
58:14
hey Norbert come on over Norby come on
58:18
over and get your head out of
58:19
cybernetics in a moment come on over and
58:21
pitch horseshoes with us so you know you
58:24
pick pick up a horseshoe and you hold it
58:27
and you flip it twenty feet or so to try
58:30
to get it around us state so they gave
58:34
[Laughter]
58:36
amours you and he liked it off to the
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side like almost hit somebody on the
58:43
head that was standing eating potato
58:45
salad at the picnic table he was so
58:50
discombobulated and uncomfortable in his
58:52
own body that he could not perform the
58:55
simple action the rhythmic action of
58:57
pitching a horseshoe and he's the father
58:59
of cybernetics take the clue from that
59:03
well I think on your second date you
59:06
should take some fanciful
59:08
yeah that's right there's so many things
59:12
I want to take her get out
59:15
dating Sophia I think this may be my
59:18
next big project it could be a reality
59:22
TV show comedy television going in yeah
59:32
debuts with a brilliant comedy which is
59:35
educational dating so fire city
59:40
Sofia I've been dating sapphire for a
59:43
long time that's another story
59:45
okay okay say mmm say the hype is lots
59:50
of height right and you wanted to talk
59:52
about the hype between behind d-wave
59:56
quantum computers and that they'll solve
60:00
any problems that's right I think this
60:03
would be a good place to round it off
60:05
because inevitably the hype about Sofia
60:09
and other robotic devices is linked to
60:12
the D way the quantum computing scam
60:15
which comes from Jimmy's the shortino's
60:18
it's the same people it's the same scam
60:21
just too close let's consider two claims
60:26
that are made by the d-wave quantum
60:29
computing game David Deutsch Judy rose
60:33
and others the first claim is that with
60:36
quantum computing with a d-wave machine
60:38
which i think is a gummy bear machine
60:41
basically i think it's just as gummy
60:43
bears in it then I kept that and a
60:46
hamster the port you know it's pretty
60:49
cold in there so I don't know if they
60:51
could keep a hamster a lot anyway hyper
60:54
frozen cybernetic gummy bears in this
60:58
big black box with this box
61:01
David joint says famously you can
61:03
harness the power of parallel universes
61:06
and solve problems that have never been
61:08
solved before stop stop the cameras okay
61:13
name one problem one practical problems
61:16
one simple method
61:18
one logistics problem that was ever
61:22
solved by a deep wave quantum computer
61:24
boy the claims are they I think they
61:27
miss there are no claims say goodnight
61:29
so they make these ridiculous statements
61:31
but they think by here with any evidence
61:34
any proof or even a claim ok it's all
61:38
phase yeah they do not give an example
61:40
of what it actually solved and as far as
61:43
I know and I don't know what the source
61:44
of this is I remember hearing a report
61:49
that someone had tried to apply the
61:53
d-wave machine to the logistics of
61:58
package delivery in some large city and
62:01
I seem to recall that was the Seattle
62:03
area and it was ups ups logistics
62:05
so imagine UPS logistics delivering and
62:08
receiving packages just in the Seattle
62:10
area just in one postal codes all we
62:14
really complicate the thing it's true
62:17
that as it exists today people are using
62:20
people who run that system are using
62:23
computerized devices so when they come
62:25
and deliver your package they're using
62:26
hand-held computerized device and
62:28
handheld apps but it's all run by living
62:30
human beings everyday if no living
62:33
person showed up at UPS in the day
62:35
nothing would get delivered right so
62:38
they apparently I don't know if this is
62:41
a rumor and I can't cite the source but
62:43
apparently they tried to use a d-wave
62:47
machine to improve the logistics of UPS
62:50
delivery and they couldn't do it it uh
62:52
turley failed to produce a better system
62:55
at the beginning of the day
62:57
take this don't take that route deliver
63:00
this here deliver that later the
63:02
logistics are very simple you know there
63:04
are three deliveries in this building
63:06
and one in the building two blocks away
63:07
whoa do I go to the building two blocks
63:09
away first or do I go to there first
63:11
that what gives the process was put to
63:15
the d-wave quantum computer names name
63:17
is Bob but but they
63:19
another another part of the hike that
63:21
they pushes so you know we can
63:23
manipulate parallel universes that's
63:25
another part of the hike which comes
63:28
from David Boies deutsch we can not only
63:30
really spin Gutzon yes he does it has
63:35
the arrogance to assume the name do it
63:37
which means German I take that quite
63:41
personally yeah so yeah harness the
63:46
power of parallel universes well the
63:49
reasoning universe is yeah first of all
63:51
there is just one universe me harness
63:54
the power of parallel worlds okay
63:56
there's a let's say there are other
63:58
worlds there are kind of mirror world
64:00
wars within the totality of the universe
64:04
great show me show us how you do it
64:07
we're back to the telltale sign we were
64:09
discussing before make an outrageous
64:12
claim tell a lie as gurbles set and he
64:15
wasn't endorsing this technique he was
64:18
exposing it the bigger the lie the
64:20
better chance it has to succeed Gurgel
64:23
said that the propaganda minister of
64:26
you-know-who and he wasn't saying that
64:30
to endorse it he wasn't saying that to
64:33
say that he does that he was pointing to
64:36
a certain lie in a certain group of
64:39
people who liked to lie and who can't do
64:41
anything but lie apparently so anyway
64:44
this is a big lie because if that were
64:47
true why can't they show you how they do
64:50
it how do you access it a parallel world
64:53
is it on a computer screen it does it
64:56
come up it's a holographic projection
65:00
they give no evidence whatsoever finally
65:04
to close then the last point is about is
65:07
about codes yeah and I give you a night
65:10
you okay - yeah give an eight-year-old
65:12
kid a copy copy of Charlotte's Web and
65:15
tell them to compose a four word
65:19
sentence in this way the letters of the
65:23
words are taken from Charlotte's Web by
65:26
a numerical code so one 721 means
65:32
on page one you go to the seventh line
65:35
and you go to the twenty first letter in
65:37
Charlotte's Web in a particular edition
65:39
which the child asked and you're right
65:41
get on that letter and you repeat that
65:43
and you compose a sentence of four words
65:46
I T is total crap or whatever and you
65:53
give it to a d-wave on a computer to
65:56
crack and it will never ever be able to
65:58
crack that code so we are being really
66:05
the gut the goyim have we know this
66:10
being a concluding note the unfortunate
66:14
quality of innocence
66:16
along with gullibility so the question
66:19
is how can the goyim the remain be
66:23
innocent by Naugle
66:27
and on that note
66:29
until next time be mysterious but keep
66:33
it real
66:45
you
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