00:46:20.460it's some something like that right it's always
00:46:25.420it's always something uh some kind of react
00:46:28.460activate the biocell formula works like the
00:46:32.540inside of a breast no it takes a couple of weeks
00:46:35.800for them to get to where they're nice and uh and
00:46:39.180dense in there and once they reach that point we
00:46:42.680uh then go ahead and add that hormone prolactin from there we start to see some
00:46:47.720of the components of milk we just synthetically have developed that we just add that hormone
00:46:52.120uh okay where did you get that hormone
00:46:54.720yeah exactly and nuts and dolts says uh what about the antibodies in the breast milk right there's
00:47:00.300there's tons well woman's the blood you need the woman's blood and hormones are needed to make it what it is right you have the the fatty acids which help the brain development and growth you have hormones such as cortisol which help the baby sleep cycle all of that comes from the mother's blood so it's not
00:47:16.260you can't you can't just replicate that outside in the lab the same way it's not going to be
00:47:21.720nutritious bill gates is gonna do it he's gonna do it being synthesized um you know within days
00:47:27.100really biomilk is far off from actually selling their product around five years eventually the goal is to
00:47:34.780develop different batches of milk one that reflects a vegetarian diet another for late in a baby's
00:47:40.900development and still others from cells biopsied from individual people's boobs the bespoke suit
00:47:47.920of lab this seems really complicated can i just entice you with this here real quick can we just
00:47:53.800from i think we know from that purd they keep saying people's boobs and i think we were speculating
00:47:59.900bill gates's boobs that's going to be the starter
00:48:03.560cells yes i think this is where oh can i get that work because men can breastfeed too right
00:48:09.240what's that because they say men can breastfeed too right oh yeah no the baby sucks hard enough
00:48:14.100they might get like one little drop out or something they say i don't know this would be
00:48:18.480perfect why does that stop working for all right whatever it doesn't matter let's go back let's go
00:48:22.480back to the let's see what i mean it's gonna be funny here but that didn't work all right go ahead milk
00:48:26.320and you'll go ahead and uh you can go ahead and take this from me with your right hand and you can
00:48:32.160hold up the flask with your left hand you know we've got this idea that if you could collect a woman's
00:48:38.860own cell sample and propagate that in the lab and get it going into one of our units
00:48:45.100um we could produce milk for her based on the genetics of her have to have that mask on
00:48:50.500yes she does no one is even in there no you don't have to collect cells from a pregnant woman in fact
00:48:55.880you could collect cells at any point um you can even collect cells from men we think they would
00:49:00.580respond this is what i told tranny milk i was i was waiting for it birthing persons and all of this
00:49:07.720so we could just take it from the man and then you can feel like you're connecting uh you know with
00:49:11.640your baby and all that stuff right that you're nursing and we'll just like fake it you had a
00:49:16.420left-wing uh friend as many years ago back in swede and was like well i saw on a documentary that
00:49:21.200men could just put a baby on their on their uh boob as well and and milk comes out and it's like
00:49:26.740no no no they're trying so hard it's even harder for for women to get that going who aren't pregnant
00:49:34.040you know like old what nurses or whatever so no here's that part again cells you don't have to
00:49:38.960collect cells from a pregnant woman in fact you could collect cells at any point um you could even
00:49:43.700collect cells from men we think they would respond to the hormones in the same way
00:49:47.380the complexity of the real thing it's missing bioactive ingredients because it's produced in
00:49:55.560a sterile lab exactly which also leads to other challenges yes how much will this product cost
00:50:01.560ultimately we think we can get it down to be uh pretty comparable to infant formula that's our goal
00:50:07.460based on everything i've seen here today it seems like it would be a very expensive product yes and
00:50:12.080today it would cost thousands of dollars a day to feed your baby product and so i don't think any
00:50:17.440of us will feel satisfied if all we can do is you know recapitulate the advantages of of a privileged
00:50:25.120class of people oh thank you yes so this is her this is her ethos right so environmentally sustainable by
00:50:33.760taking dairy farming out of the equation but also by taking the mother out of the equation right these
00:50:39.600people are acting like farming and motherhood is uh killing the planet no it's people like her
00:50:46.160because they're killing everything human and everything natural right it's ridiculous and by
00:50:49.840the way how much energy is this dumb lab wasting when they keep talking about like what's environmentally
00:50:54.640friendly and all that so yes we know some women they have to supplement but this sketchy milk
00:50:59.200this fake milk isn't going to be any kind of healthy alternative it's like beyond meat which is beyond
00:51:05.440unhealthy none of this is natural they act like human beings are synthetic shells and everything
00:51:10.800we need can just be replaced by these uh synthetic copies but this doesn't end well right it doesn't
00:51:16.320end well yeah it's a war on nature ultimately that's what it is they want to replace everything and they
00:51:20.400want to have a it's a business model too by the way everything that's like natural and then doesn't
00:51:24.160cost something there's people i bet you there's people out there and company board just saying like
00:51:28.320what is it that people use every day but we haven't like managed to slap the price tag on it right i mean
00:51:32.960that's that's where it is and then again because of poor living conditions through all the chemicals
00:51:38.160that we bathe in you know continuously uh people's production is lower we get all kinds of physical
00:51:44.080problems and then here's the big pharma industry or the synthetic whatever industry coming in and
00:51:48.720well we have a solution for you right here just uh you know pay us the money and we'll replace this
00:51:53.440with a synthetic thing again i mean i know it doesn't work for every woman and whatnot right like that
00:51:58.160right but even the the idea is because i saw this to women in the 70s right no no don't breastfeed
00:52:03.440right as it was a fad all of a sudden so i mean can you imagine now then like the the more kids that
00:52:08.880won't get that interaction with their mom and it will all be synthetic and artificial i mean there's so
00:52:13.920many negatives not even that interaction and then some lab stuff you know uh also i wanted to remind
00:52:21.200people there are we're talking about like toxic formulas and stuff like that there's a lot of good brands in
00:52:25.840europe that you can order from that you can get uh straight from america that are much cleaner
00:52:30.160organic brands that are actually closest to human milk if you have to also you can use raw milk and
00:52:35.280there's recipes on weston price the western price foundation on the website i know women that have
00:52:40.240had a great success with those recipes using raw milk and adding in some other things so those are
00:52:45.760healthy alternatives green queen to the sorcerer amazing uh so i wanted to play this this is kind of
00:52:53.120it's really it's it's the end result of this right we uh put it on the telegram channel make
00:52:57.520sure you follow us over there by the way t.me forward slash red ice tv for some good updates we
00:53:02.160post quite a bit of uh you know news and memes and those kinds of things in addition to the shows
00:53:06.160and stuff there you can watch the streams there you can watch the shows and all that but uh here's
00:53:09.760the world economic forums you all knowing noah hariri right the israeli uh kind of transhumanist
00:53:17.760really to to simplified uh from the uh was it the uh university of jerusalem i think you want uh but
00:53:23.440anyway this is where this is where they see everything is going right this is the end uh you
00:53:29.360know of the of the maybe not end of the road but it's end of the road of the human story as we know
00:53:34.480it and here's where these guys come in look at this here bbc by the way all big changes frighten people
00:53:42.560we are probably one of the last generations of homo sapiens in a century or two we will either
00:53:48.640destroy ourselves or far more likely is that we will use technology to upgrade ourselves into something
00:53:56.560different we are facing changing the most basic rules of the game of life for four billion years of
00:54:05.040evolution life evolved by natural selection and life was confined to the organic realm doesn't matter
00:54:13.120if you're an amoeba or dinosaur or a homo sapien you're made of organic compounds life will evolve by
00:54:20.160intelligent design and it will break out of the organic realm into the inorganic with the creation of
00:54:27.440the first inorganic life forms they'll still be beings entities on planet earth but they will be
00:54:36.080probably much more different from us than we are different from neanderthals or from chimpanzees it's a
00:54:43.280complete game changer it will also enable for the first time to break out of planet earth it's almost
00:54:51.520impossible to sustain human life or organic life in general in outer space and on other planets
00:54:58.320but once you make the switch from the organic to the inorganic there is no problem sustaining
00:55:04.240artificial intelligence so if you think about star trek star wars and all that they still depict people
00:55:10.960like us flying in spaceship in the speed of light but what they miss is that the really different thing
00:55:18.320won't be the spaceships it will be the beings flying in the spaceships it won't be something like us
00:55:25.440it will be something very different it's evolutionary but it's not evolution by natural selection