Red Ice TV - February 10, 2023


Black History Fatigue, FBI Targets Trad Catholics, Pagan Valentine's Day - FF Ep201


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In this episode, we discuss whether or not racial segregation in urban areas negatively impacts wildlife. Is it really about race or is it about pollution? And if so, what does that have to do with wildlife?

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00:40:11.580 What would you say about eating rats?
00:40:13.020 So even Iraqis don't want to live on the black side of town? 0.99
00:40:17.180 And their absence also makes minority residents mentally and physically ill, 1.00
00:40:21.180 biodiversity researchers argue.
00:40:24.680 Let me read a little bit from this here.
00:40:26.760 Systemic racism, traditionally thought of as strictly a people problem,
00:40:31.760 negatively impacts the furry, feathered, and scaling members of our communities as well,
00:40:36.740 according to some biologists.
00:40:38.280 University of Manitoba, of course, Canada, right?
00:40:40.680 Biologist Colin Garroway and Chloe Schmidt,
00:40:45.080 now at the German Center for Integrative Biodiversity Research,
00:40:50.220 made the argument in an October 2022 article published in the prestigious journal
00:40:54.900 Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
00:40:57.660 This is what it's come to now, right?
00:41:00.240 The headline of that article was
00:41:02.500 Systemic Racism Alters Wildlife Genetic Diversity.
00:41:06.200 Proof? I mean, how?
00:41:07.800 You can find anything here.
00:41:09.160 Are you saying that nice white neighborhoods are ruining wildlife?
00:41:14.760 Like, wait, what are you saying?
00:41:17.120 I guess like, yeah, I mean, the pollution issue.
00:41:21.080 Animals don't want to hang out in the hood, and that's our fault?
00:41:23.060 Let me keep reading over here.
00:41:23.960 The duo discussed the findings of a recent study they conducted,
00:41:26.740 writing,
00:41:26.920 In the U.S., systemic racism has had lasting effects on the structure of cities,
00:41:31.640 specifically due to government-mandated redlining policies that produced racially segregated neighborhoods that persisted today.
00:41:37.780 However, they noted,
00:41:38.840 it is not known whether varying habitat structures and natural resources availability associated with racial segregation affect the demographics and evolution of urban wildlife.
00:41:50.180 Oh, my God.
00:41:50.820 But it is not known, they say.
00:41:52.920 It's not known.
00:41:53.640 This is just a pile of slop.
00:41:55.500 Therefore, to investigate just how much the practice of redlining, which was outlawed by the 68th Fair Housing Act, blah, blah, blah,
00:42:01.420 perturbs today's painted turtles and piping plowers, along with a small zoo's worth of other creatures, big and small,
00:42:09.200 Schmidt and Garraway wrote that they, quote,
00:42:12.860 repurposed and reanalyzed publicly archived nuclear genetic data from thousands of individual animals belonging to 39 terrestrial vertebrae species sampled in 260 urban locations throughout the United States.
00:42:25.900 Because it's like Norway and the University of Bergen investigating whether or not white paint is racist.
00:42:34.620 Remember?
00:42:34.940 We have that story.
00:42:35.880 It's like you have way too much time and money on your hands.
00:42:38.800 Yeah, they do, because, look, anytime you build a neighborhood, animals are going to go away.
00:42:42.320 Like, that's just always happened.
00:42:43.740 You build the city and there's going to be less animals around.
00:42:46.240 But now they're making it all about race?
00:42:49.320 Right?
00:42:49.800 I mean, that's essentially what they're doing.
00:42:51.060 Like, it's your fault.
00:42:52.760 It's your fault.
00:42:53.500 The authors reportedly that they found consistent relationships between the genetic composition of wildlife and the racial composition of neighborhoods.
00:43:01.940 Well, let's face it.
00:43:03.640 I mean.
00:43:04.280 Last thing I read here.
00:43:06.100 More specifically, they reported that in predominantly white neighborhoods, species generally and consistently displayed larger, effective population sizes and higher genetic diversity.
00:43:15.420 I was going to say, we feed the birds.
00:43:17.660 We feed the deer.
00:43:19.000 We take care of animals.
00:43:20.840 We're conservationists.
00:43:22.480 That is awesome.
00:43:25.400 They're not doing themselves any favors by putting that in there.
00:43:28.720 Again, so even the animals would rather hang out in white neighborhoods. 0.69
00:43:31.220 I guess so.
00:43:31.800 I guess that's what they're saying.
00:43:33.220 They know who feeds them and takes care of them and takes care of the property and makes it all nice.
00:43:37.640 Yeah.
00:43:39.120 That's funny.
00:43:40.480 Hey, another one from that.
00:43:41.020 I've been known to feed raccoons, too, by the way.
00:43:42.680 And everyone's like, you shouldn't feed raccoons.
00:43:43.760 Watch out.
00:43:44.500 Yeah, they have rabies.
00:43:45.440 It's not that bad.
00:43:46.380 You can see it on them if they have some weird thing.
00:43:48.660 They're freaking out.
00:43:49.380 If they're trying to bite you, yeah, you probably shouldn't hang around.
00:43:52.420 And these were East Coast.
00:43:53.440 This was in South Carolina.
00:43:54.680 They're much smaller and docile, cuter raccoons.
00:43:57.520 On the West Coast, they're definitely bigger and gnarlier.
00:43:59.360 All right, we got Peggy Bear says, love the show. 0.91
00:44:04.800 Hail, Red Ice.
00:44:05.320 Thank you.
00:44:05.800 And another one from Chalky Milk here says, Henrik Amron, finally posted your speech from last year's conference.
00:44:11.280 Absolutely phenomenal.
00:44:12.360 Thank you.
00:44:12.700 I recall the picture you showed of JP Morgan's president hanging out with Epstein.
00:44:17.100 Such a wonderful crowd.
00:44:18.280 Yes, absolutely.
00:44:19.380 So did they include the first?
00:44:21.460 Did they actually get the first portion?
00:44:23.040 Because I was retarded and walked away from the podium.
00:44:25.320 I didn't know they had a mic for the video recording there.
00:44:27.060 But anyway, I got to check it out.
00:44:28.360 So thanks for letting me know.
00:44:30.200 I appreciate that.
00:44:31.520 All right, we got one from Billy Biz here as well.
00:44:34.140 Good to see you.
00:44:34.620 Thank you for that, Dono.
00:44:36.120 In Washington state, jaywalking laws are usually only enforced for drunkenness, hazards, etc.
00:44:42.500 But legislation has been proposed to eliminate these due to equity considerations.
00:44:46.380 I heard that.
00:44:47.400 I did hear about that, actually.
00:44:48.480 Happy Black History Month.
00:44:49.560 That's right.
00:44:50.300 Yeah, it was like they can do whatever the hell they want, essentially.
00:44:53.800 Not that this is a huge issue with jaywalking necessarily, but it was like,
00:44:57.820 we have to ensure that these laws are only, and again, this opens the door, right?
00:45:02.760 Only certain laws are applied to white people.
00:45:05.800 Everyone else get a free passage, essentially.
00:45:08.040 They can do whatever the hell they want.
00:45:09.820 Yeah, but we get in trouble for not walking in the crosswalk.
00:45:13.780 That's our big crime is white people. 1.00
00:45:15.780 Yeah, and being white supremacists.
00:45:17.740 French 47 over on Odyssey.
00:45:19.720 Thank you for that, Dono, as well.
00:45:20.960 Very kind of you.
00:45:21.380 Thank you.
00:45:21.880 Met a beautiful young lady lately, or met a beautiful young woman lately.
00:45:27.220 Took her out for a drive around the town.
00:45:29.960 After work for two nights in a row, we had a good time and nice kisses.
00:45:34.180 She told me she was vaccinated.
00:45:36.260 I choose to stop it right there and not disrespect her by going forward.
00:45:41.940 Hard situations is so gross and sad.
00:45:44.660 Henrik and Lana, question mark, I guess, like, your take on that.
00:45:47.140 You can ask her what the batch number was, and we can look that up.
00:45:49.220 Yes.
00:45:50.060 Is it a bad batch?
00:45:50.840 I mean, and this is with consideration to what we talked about before.
00:45:54.040 We showed that clip with Peter McCullough talking about how basically shedding seems to be happening
00:45:58.980 with people that are in close contact, including kissing and stuff like that, right?
00:46:02.260 And, of course, fertility is a consideration as well.
00:46:05.780 Also, that's why people, even on their dating profiles or whatever, before they even go
00:46:11.000 out on a date, they mention the vaccine, right?
00:46:13.240 Yeah.
00:46:13.360 Are you vaccinated?
00:46:14.100 Yeah.
00:46:14.440 Are you vaccinated?
00:46:15.600 Sorry, man.
00:46:16.140 Only pure bloods.
00:46:17.000 That fucking sucks.
00:46:19.140 You know what I mean?
00:46:19.480 Met the perfect girl, and she's vaccinated.
00:46:21.280 Well, then she's not the perfect girl.
00:46:22.620 I'm trying to think if there's a way out of that.
00:46:24.460 Maybe they did one, and it should say, like, hopefully, you know, you can educate them,
00:46:30.040 and hopefully what they got wasn't like the...
00:46:32.060 Or maybe she'll have a heart attack in two years. 1.00
00:46:33.980 Yeah, checked it.
00:46:34.460 So, that's, you know, it's too sketchy, right?
00:46:37.320 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:46:38.840 I don't know.
00:46:39.700 It's just...
00:46:40.580 Yeah, it's fucking sad with this Vax shit.
00:46:42.380 It's unbelievable.
00:46:43.940 What a goddamn psyop on, like, the entire Western population, essentially.
00:46:49.120 It's not the third world that got this stuff.
00:46:51.800 It's amazing.
00:46:52.680 Thank you, French.
00:46:53.460 But, yeah, that sucks, man.
00:46:54.880 That sucks.
00:46:55.380 Keep at it.
00:46:56.800 Don't give up, okay?
00:46:58.260 You found one.
00:46:58.960 You can find another.
00:46:59.660 Exactly.
00:47:00.100 A better version that's a pure blood, huh?
00:47:02.200 Pure blood.
00:47:02.720 That's how it...
00:47:04.120 That's what it is.
00:47:05.460 Yeah, dude, we never mentioned that, but some of our best friends, they had...
00:47:10.640 Well, now I can talk about it.
00:47:12.400 Some of our best friends had an Etsy shirt that they were selling, pure bloods, right? 0.55
00:47:16.200 For, like, unvaccinated.
00:47:17.920 Yeah, they banned it.
00:47:18.560 Etsy banned it.
00:47:20.240 Something about, like...
00:47:20.800 I forget what the answer was.
00:47:21.920 I was gonna...
00:47:22.100 It was even, like...
00:47:22.980 They sent a letter, right?
00:47:23.800 Pull some, like...
00:47:24.600 I think they even mentioned, like, violence or something, like inciting hate and violence
00:47:28.580 or something from this shirt.
00:47:30.220 Yeah.
00:47:30.720 Yep.
00:47:31.320 Yeah, that's what...
00:47:31.820 Division, you're causing, you know, it's misinformation or something.
00:47:35.360 It's just like that.
00:47:36.400 Jeez.
00:47:36.800 All right.
00:47:37.520 Can we do this one?
00:47:38.200 Yeah.
00:47:38.440 So, the FBI is monitoring radical trad Catholics, Vatican I Catholics, I will clarify. 0.65
00:47:46.000 So, documents leaked from the...
00:47:47.300 How many of those are there?
00:47:49.260 Well, they're probably watching the show.
00:47:51.400 Hopefully, yeah.
00:47:52.140 Documents leaked from the FBI's Richmond, Virginia office show their focus on Catholics.
00:47:56.120 Like I said, Vatican I Catholics. 0.97
00:47:58.020 Vatican.
00:47:58.280 Who they call radical traditionalist Catholics or RTCs in this report.
00:48:03.480 RTCs.
00:48:03.960 The document says that RTCs present new opportunities for mitigation efforts.
00:48:08.660 What the hell does that mean?
00:48:09.680 New opportunities for mitigation efforts.
00:48:11.780 Like, more agitation, more infiltration.
00:48:16.220 What?
00:48:17.060 During the next 12 to 24 months leading up to the next election.
00:48:20.260 This is what they're going to focus on, these radical traditionalist Catholics.
00:48:24.000 They claim that RMVEs, or racially motivated violent extremists, they just pull that out of
00:48:30.240 their ass, because all traditional Catholics can just commit violent acts just out of nowhere, 1.00
00:48:36.780 will continue to find traditionalist Catholicism attractive.
00:48:39.980 And this is a problem for them, right?
00:48:42.000 It's funny how we never hear about these RMVEs among Judaism or Islam. 0.99
00:48:47.060 Nope.
00:48:47.300 Now it's just these trad Catholics are the biggest threat. 1.00
00:48:51.340 Basically...
00:48:51.660 What about black Hebrew Israelites or whatever, right?
00:48:53.980 Basically, they're concerned that this anti-liberal, anti-global, homo, trad Catholic movement 1.00
00:49:00.080 is growing, because the FBI's number one focus now is to push liberalism and to protect Jews,
00:49:06.240 basically, because this document mentions anti-Semitism multiple times.
00:49:10.840 Like, that is their main focus here.
00:49:12.140 The FBI mentions developing sources within the Catholic Church, so people that they want
00:49:17.800 to turn to, like, sources that they can talk to, hey, why don't you talk about more of
00:49:22.200 this with your congregation, and tell your people, you know, more about this.
00:49:25.700 Like, push more abortion and more gays and more anti-whiteness, essentially, right? 0.99
00:49:30.240 And I say Vatican I Catholics because Vatican I, they say, is a...
00:49:35.460 That was the based Vatican, basically.
00:49:36.700 Anti-Semitic, anti-immigrant, anti-gay, they would be anti-abortion and white nationalists,
00:49:43.560 right?
00:49:43.900 And do you remember how that whole thing just kind of, like, what happened there with, like,
00:49:49.040 what was the pope that was in for 33 days, the pope's banker was hung in a kind of a
00:49:53.840 Freemasonic ritual under Blackfriars Bridge in London.
00:49:57.060 Like, it was all these things, and then it was, like, it was, like, symbolically perverted
00:50:02.600 and destroyed, essentially, right, right before the rise.
00:50:04.820 And then it's like, oh, now it's Vatican II, right?
00:50:06.940 The rat lines type of Vatican, that's like, we can't have any of that shit anymore. 0.96
00:50:11.040 Like, let's just, let's turn, do a heel turn and go in a different direction here.
00:50:15.540 And it's been cucked ever since.
00:50:17.140 Yeah, Vatican II, that was in the 60s, right?
00:50:19.340 And that was kind of more of a response to World War II.
00:50:22.080 They talked about, like, oh, we need to reshape culture within the church.
00:50:25.880 And this FBI document, by the way, I was looking at their sources.
00:50:29.980 Their sources are SPLC, Salon, and the Daily Beast.
00:50:35.660 Yes, yes.
00:50:36.520 That is the FBI source.
00:50:38.200 This is frightening, right?
00:50:39.000 Because you think they do their own investigations.
00:50:42.160 They're more objective.
00:50:42.720 Nope, they go straight to mainstream.
00:50:44.120 And this is why it's so dangerous that they're just, oh, they're just a journalist.
00:50:47.320 They're just writing stories.
00:50:48.400 They're making shit up.
00:50:49.340 They're just lying.
00:50:49.980 It's like, okay, maybe there's a reputational thing.
00:50:52.340 No, this is stuff that's being used in criminal investigations.
00:50:56.060 That's terrifying.
00:50:57.020 And all of these have written about us.
00:50:58.780 And we know all the, like, blatant lies and hysteria.
00:51:02.040 And these are sources used, like, in our wiki pages and other articles and stuff.
00:51:06.420 They just source each other.
00:51:07.940 And so SPLC, Salon, and Daily Beast are used as sources here as to what the trad Catholic movement is,
00:51:14.500 what they believe, how they're prone to violence, what makes them white supremacists, and all this stuff, right?
00:51:20.440 And then it's interesting to have a part at the end how, like, well, not all white nationalists or white supremacists, you know,
00:51:27.220 agree with these trad Catholics, and they're anti-Catholic, and I'm basically like, hey, there's a wedge there we can use. 1.00
00:51:33.760 You know, that's what I got from it when they're, like, kind of detailing, like, different divisions among different Christian groups and the nationalist white movement.
00:51:41.880 It's anything they can to break up white people and unity among Europeans. 0.94
00:51:45.400 That's, I mean, 100%, that's what they're focusing on.
00:51:47.820 Yeah.
00:51:47.980 If you can drive religious wedges, do it. 0.98
00:51:50.120 If you can drive slightly political issues of wedges, like the NASB all against, you know, NS people, like every single issue.
00:51:58.680 And you know that that's like a, it's like a known red flag that if you have people that over and over, not like a criticism or we disagree with this because of this,
00:52:07.940 but there's over the top at every turn there's wedges being pushed and it's being driven as a thing over.
00:52:15.320 However, that's a red flag of knowing, like, that these people are disingenuous, and at the end of the day, it's going to hurt Europeans.
00:52:22.320 Oh, exactly.
00:52:23.040 I mean, I'm not a Catholic, but I have lots of Catholic friends.
00:52:26.120 I've got tons of Vatican I Catholic friends, you know, and they're pagan friendly, and we hang out, and we talk about things, and they understand the influence.
00:52:33.700 As we say, it's folk first, and it's like if you choose religion first, that's fine, but then you're just, you're anti-white. 0.93
00:52:42.360 That's just what it is.
00:52:43.280 Like, if you side against Europeans because of their religion, then you're just an anti-white enemy at the end of the day. 0.53
00:52:49.720 You know, that's just what it is.
00:52:50.960 And they don't like Vatican I too in, like, older forms of Christianity because a lot of them were against race mixing, right?
00:52:57.300 So, but now it's all, it's all, like, it's all cucked.
00:53:01.000 So this is not an attack on Christianity, like I saw some cucked surveys saying, but anti-liberal pro-white people within the church.
00:53:09.720 They love liberal cucked Christianity. 0.91
00:53:11.840 They love that.
00:53:13.160 They love that.
00:53:13.720 In fact, I saw, do you want to say something?
00:53:16.160 No, I just saw that's E. Michael Jones right there, Culture Wars, or Fidelity Press being listed.
00:53:23.220 And again, as you said, this is the Southern Poverty Law Center, how they defined this.
00:53:27.220 And here they are, and it reminded me, actually, finish your point before I get to that because I have a clip here.
00:53:32.440 I want to play about this.
00:53:33.020 Yeah, because I wanted to say they love cucked Christianity. 1.00
00:53:36.080 They use that as a tool.
00:53:37.320 In fact, Pope Francis, you know, we know he's a liberal.
00:53:40.040 He supports global homo. 1.00
00:53:40.840 I mean, he was just praising non-white immigration in Sweden.
00:53:45.280 I'll read more about that later after you show this clip.
00:53:48.600 Yeah, exactly.
00:53:49.480 Let me get back on it.
00:53:50.520 Kissing the feet of migrants and coming. 1.00
00:53:52.140 Yeah, that's a classic.
00:53:53.000 Was it Pope Francis celebrated mass on Tuesday for Sweden's tiny Catholic community made up of many refugees and migrants?
00:53:59.560 We're over here.
00:54:00.160 Here we go.
00:54:00.660 You know, this is what he does.
00:54:01.960 He goes there to visit them and like, oh, they're so amazing and let in more of these people.
00:54:07.000 And there aren't that many, you know, like they exist, but there aren't that many Swedish Catholics, you know what I mean?
00:54:15.160 But it's so he's not going there to visit them.
00:54:17.780 You know what I mean?
00:54:18.380 It's like the refugees that are Catholic, right? 1.00
00:54:21.260 And that is one of the most important issues for him.
00:54:23.420 And as we know, he's like gay friendly now.
00:54:25.860 Isn't there a picture of him like welcoming a tranny more recently and stuff? 1.00
00:54:29.180 So they love this form of Catholicism, this Vatican II and this cucked Christianity. 0.90
00:54:33.980 And now the FBI is even getting involved in steering these religions to use them for Globo Homo, right? 1.00
00:54:40.380 They're having their sources within the church and talk about this more, talk about this more because we have to fight extremism, right?
00:54:46.180 So this is happening.
00:54:48.160 Yeah, that was sort of twisted.
00:54:49.680 Again, the organized religions have always been used in some way to justify, you know, whether it's replacement or why we should accept refugees, right?
00:54:59.520 And that's the kind of stuff you have to watch out for, especially as a Christian, like how they, at every turn, it's like, well, you know, Jesus was a refugee too. 1.00
00:55:07.240 He was a migrant.
00:55:07.920 And therefore, you know, you have to, you have to, you love, you hate the sin, but you love the sinner.
00:55:14.540 That's to like disarm you, to prevent you from being able to organize against like the degeneracy within society, for example.
00:55:21.800 You know what I mean?
00:55:22.260 Oh, it's nothing.
00:55:23.200 It's just that the act that they're doing, that's bad.
00:55:26.460 But the guy doing it, it's totally cool and based, you know?
00:55:30.820 Anyway, I want to go back real quick to the FBI thing there because remember, not only, of course, is it the media that's,
00:55:37.920 driving investigations for the FBI.
00:55:41.680 It is the ADL, for example, as well, that's directly in touch with the FBI and giving them, providing them with information like,
00:55:50.580 here, go after these people or this group or this category.
00:55:55.120 And this is a clip we played a couple of times, but here's Greenblatt with Christopher Wray.
00:55:59.840 Listen to this here.
00:56:00.440 The one dot that maybe one of your members has is brought forward with the one dot that we might have
00:56:07.680 so that we can disrupt the attack.
00:56:10.100 So the eyes and ears part is huge.
00:56:12.280 Well, I know many of us, you know, we look at the IMA bombing in Argentina or even the bombing in Oklahoma City.
00:56:18.620 We worry about this lone threat, whether it's Iranian sleeper agents or domestic extremists.
00:56:24.320 And when we've had so many issues on a day-to-day basis, it is the FBI that works directly with the ADL every day.
00:56:32.880 And we could not do our job, if you will, of fighting anti-Semitism without them doing their job of protecting our community.
00:56:40.020 So, Director Wray, we are in your – we really, really have the deepest appreciation for you and all of your professionals.
00:56:46.840 Thank you for the work that you do.
00:56:48.560 Thank you, Jonathan.
00:56:49.900 There you go.
00:56:50.480 They're giving each other a blowjob right there. 1.00
00:56:53.180 I love you, Jonathan.
00:56:54.840 Greenblatt, he almost went like this.
00:56:56.420 Chris, Chris, you have a wonderful penis. 0.83
00:56:58.560 Oh, my God.
00:56:59.480 All right.
00:57:01.580 They just put it right out there in the open.
00:57:03.400 We work with them every day to give you, provide you with information so we can stop our enemies that we don't like, that criticize us.
00:57:11.160 But stand in the synagogue, FBI.
00:57:12.820 Yes, absolutely.
00:57:15.220 All right.
00:57:17.100 What was the – oh, we had the clip there, right?
00:57:19.880 Yeah, this was kind of funny.
00:57:21.580 Speaking of global –
00:57:22.320 I guess we should just play it, huh?
00:57:23.380 Global homo. 1.00
00:57:24.400 Yes.
00:57:24.840 This horse that won't cross this gay crosswalk. 1.00
00:57:32.400 Mounted police force.
00:57:34.560 Oh.
00:57:36.320 I don't like the color.
00:57:38.280 I don't like the color.
00:57:39.560 The horse knows.
00:57:40.340 Oh, brilliant.
00:57:43.340 Brilliant.
00:57:46.120 Oh, my gosh.
00:57:55.520 It's funny.
00:57:56.600 Even the horses know.
00:57:58.740 Mm-hmm.
00:58:00.140 Stay away from that shit.
00:58:01.700 What was that?
00:58:02.100 Animals feel stuff.
00:58:03.280 They definitely – and horses are very intuitive, though.
00:58:06.680 It reminds me of that, the pink toad that someone showed, and they showed the pink hair.
00:58:12.800 Like, the brighter colors in nature, they are.
00:58:14.860 Watch out.
00:58:15.400 It's like it's trying to warn you.
00:58:16.720 Yeah.
00:58:17.020 Yeah, that's right.
00:58:17.900 That's right.
00:58:18.880 Let's see if I can find that later.
00:58:20.040 It was a good image.
00:58:20.820 Good meme image.
00:58:22.120 Well, in the meantime – oh, no.
00:58:23.460 Yeah, here it is.
00:58:24.080 Here it is.
00:58:24.460 Check this one out.
00:58:27.400 Sorry, guys.
00:58:28.260 Here it is.
00:58:28.940 Right here.
00:58:29.380 Yeah, this one is a funny –
00:58:30.140 The bright – all the bright colors, right?
00:58:33.240 It's like, in nature, poisonous creatures will develop bright colors to warn others of their toxicity.
00:58:41.840 Yep, that's right.
00:58:43.140 And speaking of which, there is a visual similarity between – see, it's like it's the same prototype human there.
00:58:51.620 Yeah.
00:58:52.160 They're always the same.
00:58:53.120 Even the cuts.
00:58:53.560 They're so cliche.
00:58:54.380 It's funny.
00:58:54.620 They think they're so different, edgy, and I'm unique, and I'm special.
00:58:58.640 No, you just look dumb like all – you just all look the same.
00:59:03.040 All the same.
00:59:04.660 Yes.
00:59:05.400 We can spot you 100 miles away.
00:59:09.060 All right.
00:59:09.960 Let me – yeah, go ahead.
00:59:11.540 And it's funny.
00:59:12.480 Years ago, my friends and I were saying this.
00:59:14.220 God, this is like 20 years ago.
00:59:15.300 We have to take the rainbow back from the gaze.
00:59:17.180 God, I didn't know it was going to get this bad.
00:59:19.980 Well, there were people that knew way back then.
00:59:22.720 Like, if you let these people put their foot in through the door, all kinds of things will follow.
00:59:27.660 Oh, then it's going to be in your kids' shows, and then kids are like, oh, but I like rainbows.
00:59:31.000 Not that rainbow.
00:59:32.400 Yep.
00:59:32.540 Not that rainbow.
00:59:34.820 Let me see.
00:59:35.460 Did we miss one here?
00:59:37.520 He watch – says, happy birthday to Nick Gurs.
00:59:41.860 Sorry to have to spend the special day in prison with all your friends.
00:59:44.740 Nick Gurs.
00:59:45.900 Who is that?
00:59:46.600 I recognize that.
00:59:47.560 Am I someone I should be caught up on?
00:59:50.160 I actually have no idea.
00:59:53.020 I think I've heard it.
00:59:54.500 Harvard University.
00:59:56.600 Is that it?
00:59:57.220 There's someone – Oonga Boonga Neighborhood.
00:59:59.660 There's an Instagram account with that.
01:00:02.520 I've got to look that up.
01:00:03.460 It seems to be some Twitch streamer or something.
01:00:05.180 Anyway, all right.
01:00:05.680 Thanks for that.
01:00:07.260 Appreciate it.
01:00:08.500 Yeah, so the CBDC issue, right?
01:00:10.580 Very bad.
01:00:11.480 Very, very, very, very bad.
01:00:12.960 And this is what we, of course, are going to need.
01:00:14.940 Parallel structures.
01:00:15.760 We're going to need parallel financial systems.
01:00:18.480 Everything.
01:00:19.440 We are going to need everything.
01:00:20.940 We're going to need a whole new brand, new civilization, in fact.
01:00:24.280 And it's going to take a while to get there.
01:00:26.680 But if they shut down your money, you won't be able to make a move.
01:00:30.980 You won't be able to do anything.
01:00:31.880 If we have people watching that know this sector and the financial aspects and stuff,
01:00:35.560 like, yeah, just for one, like, clearinghouse is something we need.
01:00:38.840 Can we piggyback on existing – I don't know, what China is using or Russia?
01:00:44.480 You know what I mean?
01:00:44.920 Like, are there alternatives?
01:00:46.440 Can we get access to those somehow?
01:00:48.060 Or how do we make our own?
01:00:49.440 These are some of the big questions, right?
01:00:51.100 But anyway, a little bit of – you could spin this, I guess.
01:00:55.240 Switzerland has always been an interesting place.
01:00:57.420 It's, you know, the neutral country of the world, essentially.
01:01:00.980 But then you realize, like, oh, the World Bank, the Bank for International Settlements is there.
01:01:05.460 Swiss Bank Accounts.
01:01:06.400 The Gnome of Zurich, right?
01:01:08.000 Yeah, the World Zionist Headquarters is there.
01:01:10.700 You know, all these kinds of questions, right?
01:01:11.880 So it could be one of these, like, well, Switzerland must be able to continue to operate as normal
01:01:17.380 so that, you know, the global – many of the global institutions can keep operating
01:01:21.040 and further enslave everybody. 0.72
01:01:23.140 Well, whatever.
01:01:24.000 At least on the surface, this is good, right?
01:01:26.380 Swiss to vote on preventing cashless society, pressure groups say.
01:01:30.800 This is from Reuters here.
01:01:32.720 Swiss citizens will get the chance to ensure their economy never becomes cashless.
01:01:37.360 A pressure group said after collecting enough signatures by Monday to trigger a popular vote on the issue.
01:01:42.840 The FBS, or Free Switzerland Movement, says that cash is playing a shrinking role in many economies
01:01:49.740 as electronic payments become the default for transactions in increasingly digitized societies,
01:01:54.800 making it easier for the state to monitor its citizens' actions.
01:01:57.760 And not only that, also to shut them down and, you know, prevent them from being able to purchase what they want to purchase.
01:02:03.080 And I'm not talking anything illegal.
01:02:04.320 Again, I'm talking to people who are like, they buy too much meat that week.
01:02:08.380 It's on privacy.
01:02:09.300 Carbon credit.
01:02:10.440 Remember that credit card with the –
01:02:11.760 Duo, what we call it again.
01:02:13.380 It was a Swedish company that had a credit card where it was tied to carbon credits.
01:02:18.740 So if you'd have used those up, you can no longer use the card if you're buying something that has like a carbon footprint, essentially.
01:02:27.340 Continues here, it says,
01:02:28.100 It wants a clause added to Switzerland's currency law, which governs how the central bank and government manage the money supply,
01:02:36.220 stipulating that a sufficient quantity of banknotes and ore coins must always remain in circulation.
01:02:43.560 And here we go.
01:02:44.160 Here's Reuters' fact check here, right?
01:02:46.260 There's no evidence of moves towards a cashless society by Swiss authorities.
01:02:51.460 What are you talking about?
01:02:52.540 Every goddamn country, especially in the West, have been moving in this direction.
01:02:55.820 Oh, my gosh, of course.
01:02:57.320 Oh, there's no evidence of this.
01:02:58.240 They're openly talking about it at their conferences and World Economic Forum.
01:03:02.600 FBS said it had garnered over 111,000 signatures in support of the measure.
01:03:07.080 Above the 100,000 needed to trigger a popular vote under Switzerland's system of direct democracy,
01:03:11.980 the proposal would become law if approved by voters,
01:03:14.980 though government and parliament would decide how that law was implemented.
01:03:18.520 So that's still your little caveat right there.
01:03:20.760 Well, we're going to me, me, me, me.
01:03:22.560 No, they want to monitor everything, even your brainwaves,
01:03:26.100 and I think you actually have a clip about that.
01:03:28.240 We do.
01:03:28.980 I didn't see that whole one yet.
01:03:30.280 I didn't see the whole one either.
01:03:31.640 I started watching it in the beginning, and it reminded me of the –
01:03:34.320 we'll play it in a second, too, but that little kind of the World Economic Forum cringe compilation
01:03:38.860 that we played in one of the Western Warriors recently.
01:03:41.840 One of the ladies is talking about that at the end, and we'll play that next year.
01:03:45.340 But first, here's a presenter – I forget what his name is here at the World Economic Forum –
01:03:50.800 talking about this.
01:03:51.880 And we've – remember, I've mentioned this multiple times,
01:03:54.780 like they need to know what's in your brain.
01:03:57.800 They need to know what your thought pattern's in.
01:04:00.300 They're never going to rely on you just saying something.
01:04:03.540 Total control, ultimately.
01:04:04.300 Total control, ultimately.
01:04:05.300 We need to know everything, including your goddamn brainwaves.
01:04:08.560 Listen to this here.
01:04:10.060 First off, a video.
01:04:11.560 It's going to make you see the future and understand a wonderful future
01:04:15.220 where we can use brainwaves to fight crime, be more productive, and find love.
01:04:19.940 It's always that.
01:04:20.560 For your safety.
01:04:21.520 Be more productive.
01:04:22.980 For your safety.
01:04:23.700 Here it is.
01:04:24.100 Sensing your joy, your playlist shifts to your favorite song.
01:04:28.040 Sending chills up your spine as the music begins to play.
01:04:32.040 You glance at the program running in the background on your computer screen
01:04:35.860 and notice a now familiar sight that appears whenever you're overloaded with pleasure,
01:04:41.880 your theta brainwave activity decreasing in the temporal regions of your brain.
01:04:47.180 You mentally move the cursor to the left
01:04:49.660 and scroll through your brain data over the past few hours.
01:04:54.020 You can see your stress levels rising as the deadline to finish your memo approached,
01:04:59.520 causing a peak in your beta brainwave activity right before an alert popped up
01:05:04.360 telling you to take a brain break.
01:05:07.200 Your mind starts to wander to the new colleague on your team
01:05:10.400 whom you know you shouldn't be daydreaming about
01:05:13.280 given the policy against intra-office romance.
01:05:17.100 But you can't help fantasizing just a little.
01:05:20.520 But then you start to worry that your boss will notice your...
01:05:23.600 It was a gay thing, right? 1.00
01:05:25.380 It was supposed to be a woman, I think. 0.98
01:05:26.800 Oh, wait, okay.
01:05:27.020 I couldn't see that.
01:05:27.480 I don't know.
01:05:28.040 Gender neutral.
01:05:28.780 I thought it was a bubble coming out of the guy's head.
01:05:31.600 He, she, him, her, it.
01:05:32.800 Visioning is...
01:05:33.920 It can be anything.
01:05:35.140 Gay, co-worker, naked. 1.00
01:05:36.580 ...amorous feelings when she checks your brain activity
01:05:39.720 and shift your attention back to the present.
01:05:43.360 You breathe...
01:05:43.740 It's disgustingly Pavlovian.
01:05:46.980 You know what I mean?
01:05:47.500 Like, we've detected an...
01:05:49.680 He's a scientist.
01:05:50.180 An anonymous...
01:05:51.680 I can't even talk.
01:05:53.060 You know what I'm talking about.
01:05:53.640 Like an out-of-the-ordinary brainwave
01:05:56.100 and you're focusing on something...
01:05:57.680 Yeah, exactly.
01:05:59.140 I mean, it won't be like that.
01:06:00.380 It will never be like that.
01:06:02.520 It will be...
01:06:03.560 They will usher you in with a simulated brainwave of pleasure
01:06:08.060 to draw you towards the tasks that you're meant to do, right?
01:06:11.120 I bet you one day...
01:06:11.720 You get a reward.
01:06:13.260 One day...
01:06:14.500 Trust me on this.
01:06:15.920 One day, they're going to start using people's brains
01:06:20.200 for processing, like, AI data.
01:06:22.800 And, like, the massive simulations that they're running
01:06:26.960 or whether it's computational problems
01:06:29.440 that they're trying to solve or something like that.
01:06:31.660 Most people...
01:06:32.480 And I think that that's true, right?
01:06:33.960 The brain is an amazing tool
01:06:35.940 or whatever you want to call it,
01:06:37.060 a biological organ.
01:06:39.800 But, obviously, not everyone's utilizing the power of it, right?
01:06:43.520 And so, one day, you're going to see them using...
01:06:45.540 Kind of like how you could do with the computers.
01:06:47.200 Like, oh, no, your passive processing power on your computer
01:06:50.680 could be...
01:06:51.780 What was it?
01:06:52.960 That was like a star detection program that was running.
01:06:56.660 I remember that a few years ago.
01:06:57.800 It was popular.
01:06:58.360 People are, like, volunteering their processing power
01:07:00.720 in order to solve, you know, mathematical equations
01:07:03.280 and things like that.
01:07:04.200 That is going to come for the brain eventually.
01:07:06.440 So, put a bookmark in that one
01:07:07.820 because you'll see it soon.
01:07:09.080 Anyway, back to the clip.
01:07:09.740 When the email she sends you later that day
01:07:12.460 congratulates you on your brain metrics
01:07:15.100 from the past quarter,
01:07:16.580 which has earned you another performance bonus.
01:07:19.160 Oh, but so is that the gamification of life.
01:07:22.160 You got three coins.
01:07:23.380 You are a perfect robot.
01:07:24.540 Yep, exactly.
01:07:25.320 You arrive at work the next day.
01:07:27.380 A somber cloud has fallen over the office.
01:07:30.880 Along with emails, text messages,
01:07:33.120 and GPS location data,
01:07:35.800 the government has subpoenaed employees' brainwave data
01:07:38.980 from the past year.
01:07:40.600 Is this a joke?
01:07:41.680 No, and they think this is a good thing.
01:07:44.040 These liberals love it because...
01:07:45.420 Maybe I'm being hoodwinked.
01:07:46.360 Maybe this is a joke.
01:07:47.720 They run the governments,
01:07:48.720 and they love this stuff.
01:07:49.720 Did this person really play this
01:07:50.920 at the World Economic Forum,
01:07:51.900 or am I being hoodwinked here?
01:07:53.760 I can't tell anymore.
01:07:54.860 I can't tell.
01:07:56.040 Is it a joke?
01:07:57.100 That's the way, anyway.
01:07:58.080 It says seized on the coffee pot.
01:07:59.660 Seized.
01:07:59.980 Why is that?
01:08:00.620 The coffee pot, too?
01:08:01.680 Oh, yeah, look at that.
01:08:02.940 It had illegal brainwaves.
01:08:05.840 They have compelling evidence
01:08:07.020 that one of your co-workers
01:08:08.320 has committed massive wire fraud.
01:08:11.600 Now, they're looking for his co-conspirators.
01:08:15.100 You discover they are looking
01:08:16.360 for synchronized brain activity
01:08:18.580 between your co-worker
01:08:20.120 and the people he has been working with.
01:08:22.220 Oh, my God.
01:08:22.960 While you know you're innocent of any crime,
01:08:25.280 you've been secretly working with him
01:08:26.840 on a new startup venture.
01:08:29.220 Shaking, you remove your earbuds.
01:08:32.960 What do you think?
01:08:33.800 Is it a future you're ready for?
01:08:35.120 This is real.
01:08:37.240 You may be surprised to learn
01:08:38.900 that it's a future that has already arrived.
01:08:42.100 Everything in that video
01:08:43.020 that you just saw
01:08:44.120 is based on technology.
01:08:45.400 Yeah, this is actually the woman
01:08:46.400 I was thinking about in that clip
01:08:47.700 I have later,
01:08:48.360 but let's see if she says that
01:08:49.620 in the rest of this.
01:08:50.420 She might drop that
01:08:51.360 in the rest of this clip here,
01:08:52.340 so check out the rest of it.
01:08:53.460 ... technology that is already here today.
01:08:55.940 Artificial intelligence
01:08:56.780 has enabled advances
01:08:58.780 in decoding brain activity
01:09:00.980 in ways that we never before
01:09:02.540 thought possible.
01:09:03.280 After all, what you think,
01:09:05.000 what you feel,
01:09:06.740 it's all just data.
01:09:08.400 Data that in large patterns
01:09:10.920 can be decoded...
01:09:12.440 Just a clump of cells.
01:09:13.820 Yep, yep.
01:09:14.600 We're not talking about
01:09:16.000 implanted devices of the future.
01:09:18.240 I'm talking about wearable devices
01:09:20.200 that are like Fitbits for your brain.
01:09:22.700 The newest way to monitor attention
01:09:24.760 is through a device like this one.
01:09:27.460 These are ear pods
01:09:28.880 that are launching later this year.
01:09:30.740 These ear pods,
01:09:32.280 that's like the video
01:09:32.940 you watched earlier,
01:09:34.400 are ear pods
01:09:35.300 that can pick up brainwave activity
01:09:37.040 and tell whether or not
01:09:38.180 a person is paying attention
01:09:39.280 or their mind is wandering.
01:09:41.400 Don't you know your own mind?
01:09:42.780 Well, you might think.
01:09:43.940 No.
01:09:44.300 Fine.
01:09:44.880 No, they don't.
01:09:46.080 Can't you know
01:09:46.680 when you're feeling something
01:09:48.040 and something's happening
01:09:49.240 in your own brain?
01:09:50.480 No, you have to go check back
01:09:51.660 on this Fitbit-like device
01:09:53.220 about what was my brain doing today?
01:09:55.360 What was my brain thinking?
01:09:57.020 What was my mood today?
01:09:58.400 Constantly the disassociation
01:10:00.600 from everything.
01:10:01.220 Everything is compartmentalized.
01:10:02.520 Everything is divided.
01:10:03.540 You're, yeah,
01:10:04.200 something is happening in the body
01:10:05.840 and you can't, you know,
01:10:06.580 you don't know what that is.
01:10:07.660 You know, it's like,
01:10:09.060 it should be a push towards like,
01:10:11.320 I mean, look,
01:10:11.880 I get the idea of like,
01:10:12.700 let's say feedback systems
01:10:13.980 or something like you can like
01:10:15.020 basically kind of learn
01:10:16.840 to control your heart rate
01:10:17.980 if you get feedback for,
01:10:19.140 you know, of it and stuff like that.
01:10:20.840 Or you're exercising
01:10:20.900 and you have a target zone
01:10:22.140 or something like that.
01:10:22.760 Right, but that's not what this is.
01:10:23.600 This is like, you know,
01:10:24.660 and as I said,
01:10:25.560 it's going to be treated
01:10:26.260 because like the brain
01:10:27.120 is just like a incredible tool
01:10:29.140 that they want access to.
01:10:30.600 It's, in fact,
01:10:31.460 it's theirs really 0.80
01:10:32.440 until you've proven
01:10:33.180 that you're worthy of it.
01:10:34.820 And somehow they'll be able
01:10:35.460 to sell all this, right?
01:10:36.760 It's always that.
01:10:37.640 Make money off of your brainwave data.
01:10:40.440 Yeah, because ultimately
01:10:41.960 it's the same vein
01:10:43.360 as why Facebook became
01:10:44.980 as big as they did
01:10:46.200 because it was a,
01:10:46.860 you know,
01:10:47.460 it was a surveillance tool,
01:10:49.360 essentially.
01:10:49.780 It was monitoring people's behavior.
01:10:51.740 What do people do?
01:10:52.620 What are their, you know,
01:10:53.800 preferences?
01:10:54.840 And then they take that,
01:10:55.900 they take that,
01:10:56.800 they can sell that
01:10:57.440 to other businesses.
01:10:58.100 They create products
01:10:59.160 from that and stuff.
01:10:59.860 And it's going to be
01:11:00.180 the same thing here.
01:11:00.800 It's just an even more
01:11:01.920 detailed granular level
01:11:03.940 of surveillance and control.
01:11:05.760 That's what this is.
01:11:06.960 But even if we can tell
01:11:08.840 whether a person
01:11:09.360 is paying attention
01:11:10.080 or their mind is wandering,
01:11:11.040 you can't tell
01:11:11.980 what they're paying attention to.
01:11:14.240 You would be wrong.
01:11:15.500 It turns out
01:11:16.280 that you can not only tell
01:11:17.680 whether a person
01:11:18.660 is paying attention
01:11:19.460 or their mind is wandering,
01:11:21.520 but you can discriminate
01:11:22.520 between the kinds of things
01:11:23.920 that they're paying attention to.
01:11:25.700 Whether they're doing something
01:11:26.920 like central tasks,
01:11:28.480 like programming,
01:11:30.620 peripheral tasks,
01:11:31.480 like writing documentation,
01:11:33.460 or unrelated tasks,
01:11:35.200 like surfing social media
01:11:36.320 or online browsing.
01:11:38.240 Enjoying white supremacist content.
01:11:40.700 Well, that's just,
01:11:41.180 that's just it.
01:11:41.640 That's ultimately
01:11:42.180 what this is about.
01:11:42.840 Yeah, you've watched,
01:11:43.920 you know,
01:11:45.040 naughty material.
01:11:46.100 Your brainwaves liked that
01:11:47.680 red ice video.
01:11:48.600 Yeah, now we know.
01:11:49.860 We've investigated that
01:11:51.460 and we know
01:11:51.820 what you're thinking about.
01:11:52.820 And you're a bad person.
01:11:54.080 So we're going to have
01:11:54.420 to reprogram.
01:11:55.160 We're going to hire 0.90
01:11:55.520 as a helmet.
01:11:56.220 We're going to change
01:11:56.880 your electromagnetic field
01:11:58.860 around your brain.
01:11:59.580 Someone had a good comment
01:12:00.440 there in the Odyssey chat.
01:12:02.300 The future is a bunch
01:12:02.980 of retards and VR helmets 0.92
01:12:04.300 bumping into things.
01:12:05.340 Basically, yes.
01:12:06.340 You got it.
01:12:06.720 With other forms
01:12:07.600 of software
01:12:08.300 and surveillance technology,
01:12:10.740 the power
01:12:11.440 becomes quite precise.
01:12:13.540 So what do we do
01:12:14.460 with this?
01:12:16.040 What do we do
01:12:16.720 with technology
01:12:17.580 that enables us
01:12:18.580 to monitor brainwave
01:12:19.740 activity for attention?
01:12:21.500 Do we embrace it?
01:12:22.840 Do we resist it?
01:12:24.360 I believe that there
01:12:25.440 is a pathway forward
01:12:26.760 with such technology.
01:12:28.180 We might soon even
01:12:29.200 use the technology
01:12:30.560 to help people
01:12:31.520 wake back up.
01:12:32.980 This is a haptic scarf
01:12:34.320 that MIT Media Lab
01:12:35.640 has developed,
01:12:36.680 which uses brainwave
01:12:37.640 technology
01:12:38.180 in a responsive way
01:12:39.400 to give a person
01:12:40.480 a little buzz.
01:12:41.580 a buzz.
01:12:42.560 Literally.
01:12:43.240 There we go.
01:12:44.040 There's a shock caller.
01:12:45.780 Remember the...
01:12:46.780 Your brain wandered.
01:12:48.280 Well, but it's the opposite,
01:12:49.240 right?
01:12:49.460 It's like,
01:12:50.080 no, we'll give you pleasure. 0.91
01:12:51.460 It's like that mouse experiment.
01:12:52.860 Remember that?
01:12:53.240 Like, all they could do
01:12:53.980 was like...
01:12:54.620 Hitting the pleasure button.
01:12:55.560 Yeah, put the pleasure button, 1.00
01:12:56.400 you know,
01:12:56.620 and they're like,
01:12:57.020 they starved,
01:12:57.900 they didn't do anything else.
01:12:58.680 That's what this is.
01:12:59.940 You'll sit in your matrix pod
01:13:01.480 and just press that,
01:13:02.440 you know,
01:13:02.640 pleasure button
01:13:03.360 with your haptic scarf.
01:13:05.320 Fuck.
01:13:05.540 Them refocus
01:13:06.260 and hone their attention.
01:13:07.620 I'm giving you
01:13:08.080 the positive use cases
01:13:09.040 because what I don't want
01:13:10.700 the reaction to be
01:13:11.640 is let's ban this. 0.99
01:13:13.720 Ah, there you go.
01:13:14.500 Oh, God.
01:13:15.580 But ban those people
01:13:16.480 on Twitter, you know?
01:13:18.180 Check this out.
01:13:19.000 She again talks
01:13:20.040 with the audience.
01:13:20.940 It's actually from that clip
01:13:22.540 you see last year.
01:13:23.860 But let me play a little bit
01:13:24.620 from that compilation I did
01:13:26.140 of all the world
01:13:26.620 looking like forum cringe.
01:13:28.520 But she talks about
01:13:29.760 how, like,
01:13:31.420 are you ready to give us
01:13:32.800 your brainwave patterns now
01:13:34.380 or whatever?
01:13:34.860 Like, can we get access
01:13:35.640 to your brains now?
01:13:36.660 The whole thing ends with that.
01:13:37.900 Check this out here.
01:13:39.040 You remember this?
01:13:43.760 Oh, yeah.
01:13:44.960 We are going to have
01:13:46.380 a whole slew
01:13:47.660 of new vaccines,
01:13:49.080 injectables.
01:13:53.740 I hope this time round,
01:13:55.880 once we're building
01:13:56.620 this new world order
01:13:58.000 or new rules-based order,
01:13:59.680 that give us the opportunity
01:14:01.120 to make big changes
01:14:04.600 in the health of the world.
01:14:07.040 Like a flower or cheese.
01:14:08.840 How is this even real?
01:14:14.100 Who auditioned this?
01:14:15.220 It's incredible.
01:14:16.560 In the end,
01:14:17.420 you need the data.
01:14:21.000 You need to know
01:14:21.780 who's been vaccinated
01:14:22.720 and who hasn't been.
01:14:24.040 Some of the vaccines
01:14:24.880 that will come on
01:14:25.880 down the line
01:14:26.420 will be multiple.
01:14:27.560 There'll be multiple shots.
01:14:29.100 For vaccines,
01:14:29.720 you've got to have
01:14:30.420 the proper digital infrastructure.
01:14:31.960 Maniacs.
01:14:37.960 We're developing
01:14:38.840 the foundational...
01:14:39.940 It's coming up the clip here, folks.
01:14:41.160 ...and knowledge
01:14:41.860 in order to be able
01:14:43.120 to engineer
01:14:44.240 our biological systems,
01:14:47.740 including potentially
01:14:49.260 reconstituting life itself.
01:14:52.780 Can we re-engineer
01:14:54.460 our immune system?
01:14:56.160 Also, how can we open up
01:14:57.340 new interfaces
01:14:58.540 with our body,
01:14:59.960 not only in the brain,
01:15:01.080 but also in the gut?
01:15:02.820 Wearable brain centers.
01:15:04.340 How many of you
01:15:05.260 will willingly share your data?
01:15:07.320 Give us your brain waves.
01:15:11.120 Continuous monitoring
01:15:11.880 of your brain.
01:15:14.940 Continuous monitoring
01:15:15.700 of your brain.
01:15:19.460 All right.
01:15:19.800 I think that's it.
01:15:23.220 I love that they had that.
01:15:26.440 Yeah, that was great.
01:15:27.340 It's just so fun
01:15:28.540 to make fun of them.
01:15:29.460 Thank you.
01:15:30.280 Thank you for hiring
01:15:31.280 that freak, man.
01:15:32.460 That's great.
01:15:33.540 Let me see.
01:15:33.900 I missed a couple here.
01:15:35.200 It's funny.
01:15:35.720 I see one chat
01:15:36.540 on Odyssey
01:15:37.340 on one screen,
01:15:38.520 but not the other.
01:15:39.160 Anyway, let me see.
01:15:41.200 Yeah, Chucky Milk said,
01:15:41.980 race or religion,
01:15:43.040 false dichotomy,
01:15:44.140 simple as.
01:15:45.300 Yeah, it's always
01:15:46.140 a wedge issue.
01:15:47.620 You know, either that
01:15:49.200 or the other, right?
01:15:52.340 Dino Lugovic says,
01:15:53.960 rainbows belong to
01:15:54.920 little kids,
01:15:55.800 not sexually confused,
01:15:57.140 narcissistic adults.
01:15:58.440 There you go.
01:15:58.740 We have to take
01:15:59.380 the rainbow back one day.
01:16:00.860 Yep.
01:16:02.260 And Mindy Myriad says,
01:16:04.380 no, that was that one.
01:16:05.220 Nick Gers.
01:16:06.040 Okay, it's funny.
01:16:07.360 It's a weird username
01:16:08.760 on one screen.
01:16:09.460 I thought it was
01:16:09.760 a different chat.
01:16:10.380 Never mind.
01:16:10.760 We got the Nick Gers one.
01:16:11.760 Okay, thanks.
01:16:12.640 All right.
01:16:13.040 What else do we have here?
01:16:14.220 I saw, too,
01:16:15.060 in passing that
01:16:15.980 New York City employees
01:16:17.840 are no longer required
01:16:19.340 to be vaccinated
01:16:20.160 against COVID.
01:16:22.340 The city's mandate
01:16:23.180 for public workers
01:16:24.080 entered Friday
01:16:25.040 after nearly 2,000 workers
01:16:27.380 were let go
01:16:27.840 during the pandemic
01:16:28.560 because they refused
01:16:29.380 to be vaccinated.
01:16:30.780 Now, what did they say?
01:16:32.120 Mayor Eric Adams
01:16:33.620 said the shot
01:16:34.180 would become optional
01:16:35.100 because 96%
01:16:36.260 of the city workforce
01:16:37.220 is already vaccinated, right?
01:16:39.500 So that other 4% 1.00
01:16:41.220 is trying to get back pay,
01:16:43.000 but they're like,
01:16:43.520 sorry, no,
01:16:44.260 you're not going to get that.
01:16:45.860 See, if people just
01:16:46.740 held the line,
01:16:48.300 held their ground,
01:16:50.720 it was going to go away
01:16:51.500 eventually.
01:16:52.320 Eventually.
01:16:52.760 Well, yeah,
01:16:53.120 but they were like
01:16:54.440 at that time,
01:16:55.140 like you'll get fired,
01:16:56.180 you'll get up
01:16:56.660 and in trouble.
01:16:57.800 I mean,
01:16:57.940 the coercion was like,
01:16:58.980 okay.
01:16:59.480 Yeah, it was bad.
01:17:00.140 Not everyone might have,
01:17:01.020 you know,
01:17:01.300 oh, you should have
01:17:02.440 just said no,
01:17:03.440 whatever,
01:17:03.760 but look,
01:17:05.020 it's very hard for people.
01:17:06.420 You have payments,
01:17:07.500 you have family,
01:17:08.240 you get that salary
01:17:09.620 coming in and stuff
01:17:10.460 and they coerced you.
01:17:11.500 They forced people
01:17:12.340 to do this.
01:17:13.240 That's why they have
01:17:14.120 to be held liable,
01:17:15.760 you know what I mean?
01:17:16.240 Yeah, but they won't.
01:17:17.340 Scum.
01:17:17.700 They won't.
01:17:18.820 Well, never forget,
01:17:20.960 never,
01:17:21.800 this is one of those things,
01:17:23.020 just never let this go.
01:17:24.380 If this has to be fought
01:17:26.260 for decades to come,
01:17:27.960 so be it,
01:17:28.740 you know?
01:17:29.660 Exactly.
01:17:30.300 All right.
01:17:31.120 Exactly.
01:17:32.000 Well, this one is a,
01:17:32.940 this is an encouraging one
01:17:34.860 right here.
01:17:35.620 Do you want to introduce
01:17:36.580 this one?
01:17:37.840 Yeah.
01:17:38.620 Vomiting.
01:17:39.540 Exactly.
01:17:40.200 Some young girl on stage
01:17:41.800 with this fake vomit.
01:17:43.820 Fake,
01:17:44.160 it's real.
01:17:45.160 It's real,
01:17:45.500 but it's green.
01:17:47.100 This girl needs like 1.00
01:17:47.840 an exorcism or something
01:17:48.960 when she eats something
01:17:49.780 that makes it all green.
01:17:51.340 I like,
01:17:51.680 I don't know.
01:17:52.280 I don't know.
01:17:52.860 Let's just look at this.
01:17:54.800 What was it?
01:17:55.140 The two Jewish cities,
01:17:58.140 right?
01:17:58.420 Sodom,
01:17:59.020 Sodom and Gomorrah.
01:18:00.200 That's what it reminds me of
01:18:01.000 right here.
01:18:02.200 Let's check this out.
01:18:03.500 There we go.
01:18:16.360 Ooh,
01:18:16.920 edgy.
01:18:17.420 Oh my God.
01:18:19.800 This is so exciting.
01:18:25.420 I mean,
01:18:25.880 what are you going to do
01:18:26.520 at some point?
01:18:27.140 It's like,
01:18:27.740 you know,
01:18:28.180 you got to,
01:18:29.340 you got to top things
01:18:31.060 and you got to be more shocking.
01:18:32.860 But every time it's not shocking.
01:18:34.340 Every time they think
01:18:35.020 they're doing something shocking,
01:18:35.960 you're like,
01:18:36.320 boring.
01:18:37.340 Or like,
01:18:37.820 this is just disgusting.
01:18:39.160 What are you doing?
01:18:39.840 Like,
01:18:39.900 this is,
01:18:40.540 we're throwing poop on stage now.
01:18:42.920 Acting like she's some, 0.89
01:18:44.080 like,
01:18:44.320 I'm just this hard rock badass.
01:18:46.480 And this,
01:18:46.800 yeah,
01:18:47.180 it's just so annoying.
01:18:48.900 I just,
01:18:49.560 I don't understand
01:18:50.220 how did Lady Gaga get so big? 1.00
01:18:52.300 There's just sheer promotion.
01:18:53.600 It's called being pushed
01:18:54.420 by the establishment.
01:18:55.260 I can't stand the way she sounds.
01:18:57.780 I can't stand the music.
01:18:58.500 Oh,
01:18:58.520 she's horrible.
01:18:59.060 She looks like a man. 0.74
01:18:59.580 She looks horrible.
01:19:01.040 Like,
01:19:01.280 what,
01:19:01.820 you know,
01:19:02.180 how did this happen?
01:19:03.380 Yep.
01:19:04.420 Oh,
01:19:04.760 it's so annoying.
01:19:05.820 Performance art now.
01:19:06.820 I happen to see,
01:19:07.700 don't worry,
01:19:08.220 I'm not going to show it,
01:19:08.980 but I happen to see a tweet
01:19:10.440 flying around with Madonna.
01:19:11.760 Oh my God.
01:19:13.020 Have you seen how she has aged?
01:19:14.660 And she's acting like a hood rat now 1.00
01:19:16.820 and doing these,
01:19:17.620 like,
01:19:17.880 booty dances
01:19:18.640 and she's got this weird surgery 1.00
01:19:20.360 and fillers
01:19:21.240 and crazy boob job 1.00
01:19:22.660 and just like,
01:19:23.760 what happens?
01:19:24.300 Looks like a praying mantis.
01:19:25.400 Like,
01:19:25.720 total freakazoid.
01:19:26.740 Like,
01:19:26.880 she has lost her mind.
01:19:28.840 Yeah.
01:19:29.680 Oh my God.
01:19:30.360 What was I saying?
01:19:30.820 I mean,
01:19:31.240 they've already done,
01:19:32.340 if you go back to this clip
01:19:33.500 here with throwing up and stuff,
01:19:34.520 I mean,
01:19:36.140 what was,
01:19:36.540 it was a few,
01:19:37.180 like,
01:19:37.440 feminist performance art
01:19:38.800 that were like,
01:19:39.480 you know,
01:19:40.680 spraying things out of
01:19:41.680 their vagina or something. 1.00
01:19:42.560 What was it?
01:19:43.040 Like,
01:19:43.200 there was stuff like that
01:19:44.060 that they were doing now.
01:19:45.000 Like,
01:19:45.200 they have to do.
01:19:46.600 Period blood art or whatever.
01:19:47.760 it was like,
01:19:48.120 a bunch of disgusting things.
01:19:49.660 I think there was someone
01:19:50.360 that also did some vomit art
01:19:51.760 or something
01:19:52.140 and it sold for like,
01:19:53.220 you know,
01:19:53.480 hundreds of thousands afterwards.
01:19:55.100 Poop on a canvas.
01:19:56.140 Yeah.
01:19:56.540 Yeah,
01:19:56.840 they ate certain things
01:19:58.100 and the,
01:19:58.420 anyway,
01:19:58.840 you know,
01:19:59.160 art.
01:20:01.280 Well,
01:20:01.620 speaking of women, 1.00
01:20:02.420 this was kind of funny.
01:20:03.280 We'll have to play it.
01:20:04.260 All,
01:20:04.720 yeah,
01:20:05.020 Super Bowl's coming up.
01:20:05.900 Not that I care,
01:20:06.600 but I happen to see this trending.
01:20:07.820 All female Super Bowl
01:20:08.980 flyover team
01:20:10.080 to make history.
01:20:11.560 I guess they have
01:20:12.080 jets that fly over
01:20:13.900 in the Super Bowl.
01:20:14.360 I don't know.
01:20:15.020 I don't watch any of this stuff.
01:20:16.420 I can't stand it,
01:20:17.320 but it's a big deal
01:20:18.180 to have women
01:20:18.900 in those jets flying over.
01:20:20.220 Well,
01:20:20.440 mostly women. 1.00
01:20:21.280 There's some guys
01:20:22.120 behind the scenes
01:20:22.760 that they give like,
01:20:23.300 a tiny mention to
01:20:25.060 that are actually
01:20:25.820 facilitating all of this.
01:20:27.940 It's mostly white women too, 1.00
01:20:29.340 I happen to see,
01:20:30.120 by the way.
01:20:31.400 Should we play the clicker?
01:20:32.740 It's hilarious
01:20:33.260 because it's such
01:20:34.060 an important issue,
01:20:34.900 you know?
01:20:35.400 Oh, yeah.
01:20:35.840 All right,
01:20:36.120 now to the Navy pilots
01:20:37.520 who will do the famous
01:20:38.300 flyover before the big game.
01:20:40.480 This year,
01:20:40.860 we have an historic first.
01:20:42.600 All of them are women. 1.00
01:20:44.720 Katie Lillard joins us
01:20:45.980 from Luke Air Force Base
01:20:47.120 in Arizona,
01:20:47.800 where she spoke
01:20:48.720 with two of the pilots.
01:20:50.260 Good morning, Katie.
01:20:52.940 Larry, good morning.
01:20:53.900 So this marks 50 years
01:20:55.700 of women flying in the Navy.
01:20:57.560 Oh, my gosh.
01:20:58.300 And yes,
01:20:58.320 they are trailblazers,
01:20:59.560 but they are pilots first.
01:21:00.940 And not only
01:21:01.700 will all of the pilots
01:21:02.940 be women, 0.96
01:21:03.460 but also all of the
01:21:04.480 naval flight officers
01:21:05.640 and most of those
01:21:07.000 who maintain these jets
01:21:08.380 are women as well. 1.00
01:21:09.240 Why are you so excited
01:21:10.160 about it?
01:21:10.780 I'm a woman.
01:21:11.440 I don't give a damn.
01:21:12.460 Like, why are you so,
01:21:13.860 why do you care so much
01:21:15.000 about this?
01:21:15.100 Shattering glass ceilings,
01:21:16.100 okay?
01:21:16.740 Oh, my gosh.
01:21:17.740 The United States Navy
01:21:18.780 is making history
01:21:19.880 at Super Bowl 57.
01:21:21.540 It's any pilot's dream 0.91
01:21:22.680 to do this.
01:21:23.520 I think it's a great testament
01:21:24.640 to naval aviation.
01:21:26.080 For the first time
01:21:26.780 I'm sorry,
01:21:27.360 let me just pause it.
01:21:28.320 Is that the top
01:21:33.040 of your list
01:21:33.640 as a fighter pilot?
01:21:35.920 A jet fighter pilot?
01:21:37.200 Flying over the
01:21:37.780 Super Bowl?
01:21:39.200 No, one day
01:21:40.240 she wants to drop 0.94
01:21:41.140 dildos over,
01:21:42.100 you know,
01:21:42.300 the Middle East
01:21:43.000 or go bomb
01:21:44.000 a bunch of Russians.
01:21:45.000 That's her future dream.
01:21:46.900 All right.
01:21:47.360 Flying over the stadium
01:21:48.340 before the game
01:21:49.080 will be piloted
01:21:51.220 by women. 0.78
01:21:52.360 Call sign Jenga.
01:21:53.360 I am so new
01:21:54.360 to the fleet
01:21:54.860 that I don't have
01:21:55.660 a call sign yet.
01:21:56.300 Katie Perkowski
01:21:57.260 and Suzelle Thomas
01:21:58.400 are two of the four
01:21:59.840 Fully back.
01:22:00.580 Pretty white.
01:22:02.120 I'll be in what's known
01:22:02.940 as the slot,
01:22:03.740 so I will be
01:22:04.340 the back of the diamond.
01:22:05.600 And then I'll be
01:22:06.180 on the left wing.
01:22:07.020 One of the people
01:22:07.460 that trained you
01:22:08.480 on the plane
01:22:09.500 that you're going
01:22:09.880 to be flying
01:22:10.540 was a woman. 0.88
01:22:11.920 She was the first
01:22:12.700 pilot that I've ever
01:22:14.960 met or trained with.
01:22:16.900 She taught me
01:22:17.560 much of what I know
01:22:19.100 about the F-35.
01:22:20.380 It's an honor
01:22:21.000 that she's in this group.
01:22:22.360 I love flying around
01:22:23.060 the boat.
01:22:23.580 Flying around
01:22:23.880 the aircraft carrier
01:22:24.600 is awesome.
01:22:25.580 While Perkowski
01:22:26.280 has spent most
01:22:27.160 of her career
01:22:27.680 flying on and off
01:22:29.200 a 100,000 ton
01:22:30.880 aircraft carrier
01:22:31.800 getting the call
01:22:32.760 to fly over
01:22:33.220 the Super Bowl.
01:22:34.120 Maybe it'll crash.
01:22:35.260 Wouldn't it be awesome
01:22:35.940 if it crashed
01:22:36.840 into the Super Bowl?
01:22:39.320 Like,
01:22:39.900 I'm not going to,
01:22:40.760 like,
01:22:42.320 like,
01:22:42.600 is there a necessity
01:22:43.600 for, like, war?
01:22:44.640 It's like,
01:22:44.960 yeah,
01:22:45.440 I mean,
01:22:45.740 that's,
01:22:46.280 there is.
01:22:47.000 It sucks
01:22:48.120 and all that kind
01:22:48.800 of stuff,
01:22:49.380 right?
01:22:49.540 But, like,
01:22:49.920 you know,
01:22:50.140 the moments of peace
01:22:52.080 that we have
01:22:52.580 in between wars
01:22:53.400 is usually because
01:22:54.140 of the wars
01:22:54.780 that were fought
01:22:55.280 or you defeated
01:22:55.920 an enemy
01:22:56.440 or whatever,
01:22:56.980 you know what I mean?
01:22:57.780 But isn't it weirdly
01:22:59.880 detached
01:23:00.700 that they're treating
01:23:02.720 a fighter pilot,
01:23:04.420 an Air Force role
01:23:06.360 like they have
01:23:07.100 as this, like,
01:23:08.420 kind of casual,
01:23:09.340 like,
01:23:09.500 for their pleasure
01:23:10.500 and entertainment
01:23:11.360 when it's really,
01:23:12.200 as you said,
01:23:12.660 this is about,
01:23:13.500 like,
01:23:14.040 going over some,
01:23:15.160 usually some
01:23:16.100 Middle Eastern country
01:23:17.760 on behalf of Israel
01:23:18.580 and, like,
01:23:19.000 dropping bombs
01:23:19.820 on them,
01:23:20.260 you know what I mean?
01:23:20.660 And it's like,
01:23:21.280 oh,
01:23:21.620 it's all women 1.00
01:23:22.440 doing this now
01:23:23.280 and it's,
01:23:23.800 therefore,
01:23:24.140 it's so great,
01:23:25.100 you know what I mean?
01:23:25.500 It's weirdly detached.
01:23:27.220 How many of them
01:23:27.860 have children?
01:23:28.800 I was looking at their
01:23:29.500 bios and several
01:23:30.780 are, like,
01:23:31.480 questionably straight.
01:23:33.000 How many are really
01:23:33.960 gay women? 0.99
01:23:34.540 I was going to say,
01:23:35.200 yeah.
01:23:35.400 You know what I mean?
01:23:36.460 It's just like,
01:23:37.260 come on.
01:23:38.060 And it's such a big deal
01:23:39.280 to have to do news pieces
01:23:40.460 about it and get so excited
01:23:41.660 because it is a man's world.
01:23:43.280 Yep.
01:23:43.440 Because most men
01:23:43.900 want to fly fighter jet.
01:23:45.140 Okay, cool,
01:23:45.660 there's some white women 1.00
01:23:46.520 that fly planes
01:23:47.420 and fighter jets.
01:23:48.740 I have a girlfriend
01:23:50.220 who's an airline mechanic
01:23:51.800 and she's super feminine, 1.00
01:23:53.080 right?
01:23:53.260 She did that in the past. 0.88
01:23:55.440 Girlfriends with
01:23:56.220 pilot's license
01:23:57.480 or whatever.
01:23:58.260 That's cool,
01:23:58.900 but it's like,
01:23:59.780 they're not aspiring
01:24:00.540 to be in the military
01:24:02.260 or in the Navy
01:24:03.440 to, like,
01:24:04.380 you know,
01:24:04.640 go fight wars
01:24:05.620 to shatter some glass ceiling.
01:24:08.420 Well,
01:24:08.640 and that's why
01:24:09.520 the big thing for them
01:24:10.420 is to fly over the Super Bowl
01:24:11.620 because that's like,
01:24:12.680 that gives them something to do.
01:24:13.840 Like,
01:24:14.140 you're kind of forgetting
01:24:15.020 the main task
01:24:15.880 of what all of this railing
01:24:17.160 is about,
01:24:17.620 you know?
01:24:18.360 Oh my gosh,
01:24:19.200 it's so annoying.
01:24:19.980 So it's women, 1.00
01:24:20.440 women, 1.00
01:24:20.740 women, 1.00
01:24:20.980 and I just don't understand
01:24:22.020 as a woman
01:24:23.040 why they get so excited
01:24:24.940 when they see,
01:24:25.520 oh,
01:24:25.760 women doing it. 0.96
01:24:26.380 You've got to keep in mind,
01:24:27.240 this is not about
01:24:28.180 positioning women here.
01:24:29.920 Get a life.
01:24:30.340 It's about deposing men.
01:24:32.220 Yes.
01:24:32.440 That's what this is.
01:24:33.800 Symbolically about
01:24:34.500 removing men
01:24:35.620 from positions of power,
01:24:37.820 of influence,
01:24:38.640 of importance,
01:24:39.280 and all these things.
01:24:40.200 That's why they're celebrating this,
01:24:41.600 right?
01:24:41.840 Back to the Clipper.
01:24:42.480 It was surreal.
01:24:44.340 As a football fan,
01:24:46.100 when I got...