Leo D.M.J. Aurini - What is Predictive Programming？

00:00:00.980 So in recent live streams, videos, I've mentioned dropping the conspiracy theories, or at least

00:00:14.120 backing off from them a bit.

00:00:16.860 Do not be this guy.

00:00:19.700 Do not be the guy that is so right about everything, so knowledgeable and informed, that he's got

00:00:30.340 so many things in his head, that he can't even hold on to them.

00:00:37.520 That guy might be right, but he's still going to collapse.

00:00:40.860 What was it, Pyrrhic said, one more victory like this, I'm going to lose my empire.

00:00:50.540 Don't win Pyrrhic victories, don't be an obsessive conspiracy theorist.

00:00:55.880 And so it's with that in mind, that we ask the question, what is predictive programming?

00:01:05.560 Now, predictive programming, the common low-level definition of it is when shows, movies, things

00:01:20.480 in the media seem to predict the future as if they are preparing the audience for the future.

00:01:29.500 And there's a certain baseline version of this, which is true, a conspiratorial version, which

00:01:42.500 is untrue, and then a deeper, more profound, and even more disturbing sense, in which it

00:01:48.980 is very, very true.

00:01:51.620 But people miss out on that one.

00:01:53.160 So on the way that it's baseline true, is that even, even in a world where all the politics

00:02:06.480 were real, I'm inclined to think they aren't in our world, but let's pretend, for sake of

00:02:12.500 argument, that it's all real, they actually hate each other, it's a real competition.

00:02:17.800 Even in that world, kayfabe is still going to dominate. 1.00

00:02:26.760 You know, this is one thing that marketers in the boxing industry, in the sports entertainment

00:02:34.540 industry, this is something they figured out long ago, that it's not just enough to have

00:02:39.680 a really intense bout of physical competition.

00:02:43.780 You need build-up.

00:02:46.460 You need to psychologically prep the audience for it.

00:02:50.240 That's no difference in politics.

00:02:52.700 So, politics, you might have the big battle of the debate.

00:02:57.780 But you need to soften people up for the debate.

00:03:01.400 People need to know what's going to be debated.

00:03:04.180 What are the issues that everybody's talking about?

00:03:06.920 What are the things that I'm supposed to be pro-scub or anti-scub on?

00:03:13.780 A lot of work goes into forming the context in which the competition or the conversation

00:03:21.040 happens.

00:03:24.940 Some of it, it's organic.

00:03:26.800 Some of it's just what the audience likes.

00:03:29.240 A lot of it is top-down.

00:03:31.380 So, there's a predictive angle to that.

00:03:38.060 As I've said elsewhere, if you talked about Epstein even five years ago, most people would 0.91

00:03:47.440 look at you like you're crazy.

00:03:49.500 Nowadays, everybody knows about Epstein.

00:03:51.860 So, if there were prosecutions happening because of Epstein, they would be far more possible

00:03:58.920 in today's world than they were five years ago when nobody even heard of the guy.

00:04:06.260 So, there's that baseline level.

00:04:08.960 You've got to kind of prepare the audience for what's going to happen.

00:04:12.800 You need an opening act before the main show.

00:04:15.260 That's the baseline.

00:04:21.020 Then there's the common version of predictive programming, where people that are oversaturated

00:04:31.820 in media start noticing that current events mimic something they saw in media a long time

00:04:40.820 ago.

00:04:41.080 So, the perfect example of this one is The Simpsons.

00:04:49.680 The Simpsons predicted X.

00:04:53.300 How could they predict?

00:04:54.160 They predicted nine out of ten Nobel Prize winners in mathematics.

00:04:58.280 How did they do that?

00:05:01.520 It's actually not that mysterious.

00:05:04.800 The writers at The Simpsons are very intelligent people.

00:05:08.640 They are very well-read.

00:05:10.100 They are highly abreast of their field.

00:05:16.160 If you went up to a baseball junkie or a movie junkie and you asked, who's going to win

00:05:23.300 MVP this year?

00:05:25.280 Who's going to win Best Leading Actress?

00:05:28.020 Somebody that was really on top of the conversation there, really on top of that genre, could probably

00:05:37.440 figure it out, which is how they figured out who the Nobel Prize winners were.

00:05:43.900 There's like 30 people who might have won, 20 that were probably going to win, and they

00:05:49.160 picked 10 and they got them right, for the most part.

00:05:51.220 It's the same thing with Donald Trump.

00:05:54.380 He was talking about running for president since the 90s.

00:05:57.780 It's not new.

00:06:00.140 It's just surprising that he actually did it.

00:06:02.560 What used to be a punchline became our lived reality.

00:06:14.520 So there's that angle, where it's not predictive programming.

00:06:18.880 It's just good guesses.

00:06:20.120 Another version of this would be, why did that spin-off series from the X-Files predict planes

00:06:32.500 flying into the Twin Towers?

00:06:37.440 Well, they predicted it for the same reason that it was an effective terror attack.

00:06:43.840 Whomever you believe was behind it, it was very obviously an attack on American global capitalism.

00:06:57.760 If they'd attacked Mount Rushmore, it would have been kind of confusing what they were angry about.

00:07:02.420 They attacked the Twin Towers.

00:07:04.360 Everybody understands what the attack is supposed to represent.

00:07:07.880 And half the world hated it, and half the world loved it.

00:07:14.300 So it was a pretty obvious target that if you were writing a fictional show about terrorists doing terrorist things,

00:07:21.640 that's one of the things that you'd put in one of your episodes.

00:07:25.920 You don't need to pause at higher levels of a conspiracy informing the scriptwriters that they need to put in there.

00:07:37.880 So no, that's not predictive programming.

00:07:42.240 That's just good entertainment.

00:07:48.780 As for the Simpsons Go to New York episode, where there was a 9-11 with a picture of the Twin Towers on the New York magazine,

00:07:59.920 that's Jungian synchronicity.

00:08:04.100 That was mystical, it was not pre-planned.

00:08:10.020 Okay.

00:08:10.700 So, all of that said, because none of that's really interesting, is it?

00:08:14.800 Like, yeah, there is some stagecraft to politics.

00:08:18.240 You gotta kind of prep the audience, convince them that so-and-so is a bad guy,

00:08:25.000 before you throw him in jail.

00:08:27.800 Right?

00:08:28.100 Otherwise you've got a PR nightmare.

00:08:29.500 And people are going to think you're doing that because you don't, you're a political tyrant.

00:08:34.660 Okay, fine.

00:08:35.420 There's some theater to it.

00:08:38.100 And it turns out that movies and TV shows that try and are set in the real world

00:08:46.420 are actually pretty good at predicting the real world, to some degree or another.

00:08:53.020 None of that surprising.

00:09:03.780 Here's where we really get into predictive programming, though.

00:09:10.520 2011's Contagion.

00:09:12.120 That was a movie built from the ground up to explain to you, dear viewer,

00:09:26.480 how it's going to happen when the super virus hits.

00:09:33.120 We are going to have people in hazmat suits.

00:09:39.440 We are going to quarantine cities.

00:09:42.040 We are going to have the FDA take over things.

00:09:46.680 Et cetera.

00:09:51.360 So this is kind of a deeper level.

00:09:53.600 Right here.

00:09:54.360 You're watching this fictional drama.

00:09:56.580 And it's imprinting things very deeply in you.

00:09:59.580 But what it's effectively doing, it's like when you get on the airplane,

00:10:07.360 and the stewardess pretends to put on the life preserver and the oxygen mask.

00:10:14.900 It's so that you have some pre-training for all of it.

00:10:24.060 That is predictive programming right there.

00:10:26.460 So that when there is a declared state of emergency,

00:10:30.980 people aren't saying,

00:10:32.580 geez, what do we do?

00:10:35.200 Instead, they're saying,

00:10:36.660 when is the FDA going to come and give us some masks to save our lives?

00:10:46.080 That is elaborate mental control

00:10:50.000 to create this trauma bond in you

00:10:53.680 so that you will behave predictably

00:10:56.640 when the perhaps inevitable event happens.

00:11:03.800 Perhaps the event that is useful and somewhat planned.

00:11:08.420 But either way,

00:11:10.220 maybe the plane's going down because it's an accident.

00:11:12.800 Maybe it's going down because they planned it.

00:11:14.660 The important thing is that you're all acting predictably.

00:11:18.460 Whether it's planned or otherwise,

00:11:24.640 the plane going down is the last time

00:11:26.720 that they want to deal with unruly customers asking questions.

00:11:37.140 There's also a deeper level of predictive programming.

00:11:40.000 And for this,

00:11:46.420 we go to Stanley Kubrick.

00:11:51.160 The movie 2001,

00:11:53.520 The Space Odyssey,

00:11:54.980 was commissioned

00:11:57.240 by NASA

00:11:59.000 as part of the

00:12:01.340 lead-up

00:12:02.300 to the moon landing.

00:12:05.360 But see,

00:12:08.960 it was more,

00:12:09.460 it was about more

00:12:10.180 than just

00:12:11.120 space is entertaining,

00:12:15.360 space is interesting.

00:12:22.600 It was eliminating

00:12:23.920 the old world.

00:12:27.700 You see,

00:12:28.460 I was reading this,

00:12:29.380 reading this writer

00:12:31.040 talking about

00:12:33.420 how

00:12:35.140 nobody

00:12:35.700 actually understands

00:12:37.100 the Nazis these days.

00:12:39.440 And one of the reasons

00:12:40.680 that they

00:12:41.240 don't understand them,

00:12:42.700 and it's so long ago,

00:12:43.840 I don't remember who wrote this,

00:12:45.980 but it's that

00:12:46.520 back in the 30s

00:12:49.640 and the 40s,

00:12:51.340 people really believed

00:12:53.100 things.

00:12:56.000 Not like now.

00:12:58.380 Everybody's

00:12:58.860 an absolute 0.91

00:12:59.700 cynic now.

00:13:01.040 Even those

00:13:01.860 that believe

00:13:02.420 things are

00:13:03.160 doing it

00:13:04.320 ironically

00:13:04.900 because they

00:13:05.420 don't want

00:13:05.760 to be an

00:13:06.080 ironic cynic.

00:13:10.820 People

00:13:11.500 used to

00:13:12.420 really believe

00:13:13.380 in ideas.

00:13:14.980 They used to

00:13:15.420 really believe

00:13:16.620 in kings.

00:13:19.040 They used to

00:13:19.500 really believe

00:13:20.900 in God

00:13:21.660 and the

00:13:22.000 transubstantiation.

00:13:24.040 People

00:13:24.400 really believed

00:13:25.420 in stuff.

00:13:27.040 Not like now.

00:13:31.040 And that was

00:13:32.860 the deeper purpose

00:13:33.940 behind that film,

00:13:37.320 2001,

00:13:38.060 A Space Odyssey.

00:13:38.660 The purpose

00:13:42.120 of that film

00:13:43.000 was to

00:13:44.520 inform

00:13:45.220 the audience

00:13:46.620 that,

00:13:47.900 oh no,

00:13:48.940 we don't believe

00:13:49.780 in gods

00:13:51.220 and magic.

00:13:53.940 We believe

00:13:54.940 in science

00:13:55.720 and evolution

00:13:57.200 and aliens.

00:13:58.620 there's no

00:14:03.200 magic

00:14:05.740 black cube

00:14:07.540 from Saturn

00:14:08.640 that's going to

00:14:09.100 trap your soul.

00:14:10.280 Instead,

00:14:10.780 there's this

00:14:11.440 technological

00:14:12.600 black obelisk

00:14:14.540 that will

00:14:15.740 enlighten you.

00:14:16.400 that

00:14:23.880 was the

00:14:24.940 purpose

00:14:25.200 of the movie.

00:14:26.140 The purpose

00:14:26.960 of the movie,

00:14:28.380 the reason

00:14:29.600 it was funded,

00:14:31.020 was to

00:14:32.020 induct people

00:14:32.860 into the

00:14:33.740 scientific age.

00:14:35.060 To get them

00:14:35.500 away from

00:14:36.080 religion and

00:14:36.680 belief because

00:14:37.320 belief was

00:14:37.940 too dangerous.

00:14:39.240 Belief

00:14:39.600 got us

00:14:40.360 into World

00:14:40.840 War II.

00:14:42.580 Allegedly.

00:14:44.940 It's all 1.00

00:14:45.360 those damn 1.00

00:14:46.480 Nazis 1.00

00:14:47.020 believing in

00:14:47.920 things.

00:14:48.940 That's what

00:14:49.480 caused all

00:14:50.020 of this.

00:14:51.440 We gotta get

00:14:52.160 people to

00:14:52.640 stop

00:14:53.120 believing in

00:14:54.400 things,

00:14:55.260 instead,

00:14:56.280 just consume

00:14:56.960 product,

00:14:57.780 and then get

00:14:58.380 excited for

00:14:59.200 new product.

00:15:09.880 Now,

00:15:10.580 the actual

00:15:11.020 result

00:15:12.240 of the

00:15:17.120 film was

00:15:17.480 quite

00:15:17.680 different,

00:15:18.560 although it's

00:15:19.240 taken people

00:15:19.960 quite some

00:15:21.180 time to

00:15:22.460 figure that

00:15:22.840 out.

00:15:26.020 The YouTube

00:15:26.980 channel

00:15:27.360 Collative

00:15:27.880 Learning

00:15:28.260 has done

00:15:30.500 fantastic work

00:15:31.700 exploring what

00:15:32.740 Kubrick actually

00:15:33.600 did with that

00:15:34.120 film.

00:15:35.440 Because Kubrick

00:15:36.520 was not a guy

00:15:37.120 that liked

00:15:37.840 these top-down

00:15:39.260 mind-control

00:15:40.760 structures.

00:15:41.540 He was

00:15:41.920 quite the

00:15:42.640 opposite.

00:15:44.120 Very much

00:15:44.980 the opposite.

00:15:45.840 Did not like

00:15:46.300 the growing

00:15:46.700 tyranny that

00:15:48.360 we've been

00:15:48.960 seeing since

00:15:50.120 the end of

00:15:50.460 the Second

00:15:50.720 World War.

00:15:55.980 And so,

00:15:56.800 while the

00:15:57.060 studio copy

00:15:58.640 of it

00:15:59.060 had a

00:16:00.680 voiceover,

00:16:02.700 and in

00:16:03.320 the script,

00:16:04.680 initially,

00:16:05.420 the Black

00:16:06.620 Obelisk was

00:16:07.360 going to

00:16:07.780 be like

00:16:08.780 a television

00:16:09.240 reading

00:16:09.580 instructions

00:16:10.080 to the

00:16:11.240 monkeys,

00:16:11.780 teaching them 0.88

00:16:12.220 how to

00:16:12.480 be more

00:16:13.500 advanced,

00:16:16.640 Kubrick made

00:16:17.480 a movie about

00:16:17.920 brainwashing,

00:16:19.160 about watching

00:16:22.320 the screen,

00:16:22.880 watching

00:16:23.180 ourselves,

00:16:24.200 about this

00:16:24.960 technology of

00:16:27.240 projecting a

00:16:28.960 dream onto

00:16:30.880 the black

00:16:31.340 mirror,

00:16:32.460 and then

00:16:33.060 feeding that

00:16:34.280 exact dream

00:16:35.560 to the

00:16:36.740 masses.

00:16:42.120 Kubrick was

00:16:43.280 an interesting

00:16:43.840 guy.

00:16:54.680 So that's

00:16:56.080 what predictive

00:16:57.380 programming is.

00:17:04.280 this is

00:17:07.080 something that

00:17:07.460 used to

00:17:07.720 be largely

00:17:10.520 restricted to

00:17:14.980 the mystery

00:17:15.380 cults, to

00:17:16.380 the high

00:17:19.040 level members.

00:17:21.000 They would

00:17:21.940 create,

00:17:23.040 they would

00:17:24.820 create these

00:17:25.900 psychotropic

00:17:27.520 psychodramas to

00:17:29.480 put the

00:17:29.820 initiate through,

00:17:30.980 to get them

00:17:31.540 through the

00:17:32.000 highs and

00:17:32.700 lows, to

00:17:33.320 get them

00:17:33.620 blowing up 0.99

00:17:34.220 the Death

00:17:34.600 Star, and

00:17:35.280 then forgiving

00:17:35.880 their father

00:17:36.560 in a

00:17:37.480 lightsaber

00:17:37.940 battle.

00:17:41.760 But they'd

00:17:42.380 only do this

00:17:42.840 to people

00:17:43.360 who were

00:17:45.360 already at

00:17:45.860 least at

00:17:46.280 the psychic

00:17:46.720 level,

00:17:48.500 preparing them

00:17:49.120 to come to

00:17:49.700 the pneumatic.

00:17:52.360 They wouldn't

00:17:53.020 bother with the

00:17:53.540 hylucks. 0.88

00:17:54.260 The hylucks

00:17:54.840 only got the

00:17:56.580 myths.

00:17:57.580 They only got

00:17:58.080 the rough

00:17:58.440 draft.

00:18:00.000 Oh, you're

00:18:00.360 better than a

00:18:00.720 hyluck? 0.97

00:18:02.060 Figure it

00:18:02.660 out.

00:18:07.100 But now

00:18:08.320 we put the

00:18:09.800 masses

00:18:10.200 through these

00:18:12.600 psychodramas

00:18:13.380 and

00:18:15.920 firmware

00:18:17.320 flashed

00:18:17.960 their souls.

00:18:18.560 and one

00:18:28.120 final example

00:18:29.040 of predictive

00:18:30.620 programming for

00:18:31.460 you.

00:18:34.220 The latest

00:18:35.200 Top Gun.

00:18:39.160 As was

00:18:40.100 predicted by

00:18:41.480 4chan and

00:18:43.660 has been

00:18:44.580 argued by

00:18:44.960 many others.

00:18:46.760 Now that

00:18:47.520 the global

00:18:48.160 situation

00:18:48.860 is starting

00:18:50.000 to get

00:18:50.280 spicy again,

00:18:52.260 well,

00:18:52.820 they no

00:18:53.860 longer want

00:18:54.600 the

00:18:55.060 neurodivergent

00:18:56.720 they-them

00:18:57.660 pronouns

00:18:58.320 with two

00:18:58.800 lesbian 0.99

00:18:59.280 mummies.

00:19:00.440 Because it

00:19:00.980 turns out

00:19:01.460 those people

00:19:01.920 are pretty 0.99

00:19:02.300 useless at 0.99

00:19:02.880 being soldiers. 1.00

00:19:03.420 they want

00:19:05.460 straight white

00:19:05.960 men to 1.00

00:19:07.600 go die 1.00

00:19:08.280 on the 1.00

00:19:10.020 other side

00:19:10.380 of the

00:19:10.560 planet

00:19:10.880 for a

00:19:12.800 war that

00:19:13.120 enriches

00:19:13.520 the bankers.

00:19:19.180 But they've

00:19:19.940 got a

00:19:20.140 problem

00:19:20.500 because they

00:19:22.440 spent the

00:19:22.860 past ten

00:19:23.420 years

00:19:23.940 recruiting

00:19:25.440 and promoting

00:19:26.600 the

00:19:27.160 neurodivergent

00:19:29.900 they-thems

00:19:31.560 with two 0.95

00:19:32.540 lesbian 0.99

00:19:32.940 mummies

00:19:33.520 of

00:19:34.500 ambiguous

00:19:35.060 racial

00:19:35.640 character.

00:19:37.620 So what the

00:19:38.380 hell are we

00:19:38.600 going to do

00:19:38.860 about that?

00:19:41.640 Well,

00:19:42.360 enter the

00:19:42.640 movie

00:19:42.820 Top Gun.

00:19:45.880 The plot

00:19:47.040 of the

00:19:47.480 latest

00:19:47.720 Top Gun

00:19:48.320 was that

00:19:51.100 there was

00:19:52.860 a new

00:19:53.700 girl pilot

00:19:55.260 that wanted

00:19:56.700 to fly

00:19:57.140 the Top

00:19:57.600 Gun

00:19:57.780 plane.

00:19:58.180 And

00:20:00.600 Mr.

00:20:01.120 Top Gun

00:20:01.660 looked at

00:20:02.640 her and

00:20:02.800 said,

00:20:03.300 you're a

00:20:04.080 good kid,

00:20:04.460 I believe

00:20:04.860 in you.

00:20:06.300 But there

00:20:06.760 were two

00:20:07.100 generals.

00:20:08.220 There was

00:20:08.540 the bad

00:20:09.040 general that

00:20:09.620 said,

00:20:10.060 I don't 0.84

00:20:10.600 like women. 0.99

00:20:12.800 And there

00:20:13.480 was the

00:20:13.780 good general

00:20:14.520 who happened 0.68

00:20:15.540 to be black

00:20:16.260 who said, 0.65

00:20:17.740 I think

00:20:18.100 the best

00:20:18.520 person should

00:20:19.080 do the

00:20:19.480 job.

00:20:20.560 Thomas

00:20:20.900 Soule.

00:20:23.880 And so

00:20:24.640 Mr.

00:20:25.000 Top Gun

00:20:25.540 helped

00:20:27.080 girl pilot

00:20:27.860 and then

00:20:29.280 bad

00:20:30.000 general

00:20:30.340 had to

00:20:30.740 apologize

00:20:31.240 to

00:20:31.600 Thomas

00:20:31.900 Soule

00:20:32.180 general.

00:20:37.600 That

00:20:38.320 is

00:20:39.480 predictive

00:20:40.240 programming,

00:20:42.140 my friends.

00:20:43.080 They want

00:20:43.820 all you

00:20:44.780 young lads

00:20:45.720 to sign up

00:20:46.900 and throw

00:20:47.640 away

00:20:48.120 your

00:20:48.940 precious

00:20:49.780 blood

00:20:50.340 for some

00:20:51.520 war that's

00:20:51.880 got nothing

00:20:52.580 to do

00:20:52.880 with you.

00:20:53.700 For some

00:20:54.180 war

00:20:54.840 that's been

00:20:55.800 organized 1.00

00:20:56.200 by idiots. 1.00

00:20:57.860 Idiots 1.00

00:20:58.300 who never 1.00

00:20:58.920 even

00:20:59.160 served.

00:21:03.040 And in

00:21:03.900 this war

00:21:04.440 you're

00:21:06.220 going to

00:21:06.420 have

00:21:06.900 OnlyFans

00:21:08.060 Princess

00:21:08.580 next to

00:21:09.480 you in

00:21:09.740 the

00:21:09.880 trench

00:21:10.260 posting

00:21:12.680 to

00:21:13.520 Instagram

00:21:14.200 about her

00:21:15.200 cool

00:21:15.420 uniform

00:21:15.920 and then

00:21:16.800 getting

00:21:17.000 her

00:21:17.180 beautiful

00:21:17.600 figure

00:21:18.440 torn

00:21:19.900 to

00:21:20.400 shreds 1.00

00:21:21.200 with

00:21:21.600 white

00:21:21.940 phosphorus

00:21:22.680 cooking

00:21:23.260 her

00:21:23.480 skin

00:21:23.780 from

00:21:24.000 underneath

00:21:24.540 while a 0.95

00:21:27.000 black

00:21:27.320 diversity

00:21:27.780 hire

00:21:28.160 gives you

00:21:30.060 orders.

00:21:32.520 And because

00:21:33.480 you saw 1.00

00:21:33.940 that damn 1.00

00:21:34.540 Top Gun 1.00

00:21:35.080 film,

00:21:36.300 it won't

00:21:37.260 be until

00:21:37.620 five years

00:21:38.180 after the

00:21:38.600 war that

00:21:38.940 you figure

00:21:39.280 out what 1.00

00:21:39.600 bullshit 1.00

00:21:39.980 it all 1.00

00:21:40.380 was.

00:21:40.740 That's

00:21:45.220 predictive

00:21:45.500 programming.

00:21:47.040 It's not

00:21:47.660 the Simpsons

00:21:48.680 making good

00:21:49.140 guesses.

00:21:50.060 It's not

00:21:50.860 synchronicity.

00:21:55.240 And sometimes

00:21:55.820 it's not even

00:21:56.360 a bad

00:21:56.880 thing.

00:21:58.700 I mean

00:21:59.080 telling people

00:22:00.400 who takes

00:22:00.940 charge during

00:22:01.760 an emergency

00:22:02.480 you know

00:22:03.320 if there's

00:22:03.780 a flood

00:22:04.480 well is it

00:22:05.500 the Rangers

00:22:07.040 or is it

00:22:08.220 the Coast

00:22:09.160 Guard that

00:22:09.700 saves us?

00:22:10.420 I don't

00:22:10.640 know.

00:22:11.620 Sometimes

00:22:11.960 it's not

00:22:12.300 even a

00:22:12.580 bad thing.

00:22:18.940 And good

00:22:19.620 lord the

00:22:20.040 Hilux need 1.00

00:22:20.640 it.

00:22:26.820 The question

00:22:27.580 is what

00:22:27.980 agenda

00:22:28.560 is behind

00:22:30.480 it?

00:22:32.280 Is it

00:22:32.940 the

00:22:33.240 betterment

00:22:33.860 of our

00:22:34.620 people?

00:22:36.240 Or

00:22:36.720 is it

00:22:37.580 to use

00:22:38.060 them,

00:22:39.120 degrade

00:22:39.540 them,

00:22:40.140 and corrupt

00:22:40.540 them?

00:22:42.820 I think

00:22:43.860 we all

00:22:44.420 know the

00:22:45.000 answer to

00:22:45.820 that.

00:22:48.040 Carpe

00:22:48.500 Futurum

00:22:49.180 Tenitratitum.

00:22:50.340 This is

00:22:50.800 Arini

00:22:51.200 out.

Leo D.M.J. Aurini - November 04, 2025

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