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00:00:00.000 There has never been a better time to be short, published January 1st this year, 2023.

00:00:06.360 From where I stand, at five feet even, being tall is a widely held fantasy of superiority

00:00:12.640 that long ago should have been retired. It made sense to fawn over height when it facilitated

00:00:19.740 survival, ages ago, when the necessity of defending oneself cropped up daily. That's right,

00:00:25.760 there's no reason why we need to defend ourselves, folks. Miraculously, we solved history,

00:00:32.660 we won the liberal democratic order, the liberal world order won, we destroyed history,

00:00:40.260 or we won over history, or history ended, is not what they say. And now, because we're so tolerant,

00:00:47.420 diverse, and pro-global homo societies, we don't have to defend ourselves anymore. 0.84

00:00:56.740 Isn't it amazing how progress just did that for us? If not hourly, tall people could more easily

00:01:03.460 protect their families and bring home some woolly rhino flank. Today, those who have the stamina

00:01:10.200 to sit in an office chair all day bring home the plastic-wrapped meats. Now, that's not wrong,

00:01:16.700 of course, but it's like, if you think that at some point we're not going to go back to having to 0.99

00:01:21.740 farm or whether that's crops or animals or shoot for survival, you're a retarded girl. We'll talk 1.00

00:01:32.540 about her in a minute, too, the author of this piece here. There is an ongoing debate about the

00:01:36.460 stature of a population and what it means for the prosperity and fairness of a nation.

00:01:43.140 But I'm interested in shortness on an individual level. So again, someone who has a dog in this

00:01:49.140 fight wants everyone else to come down to their level. Isn't that fascinating how that works?

00:01:54.000 Well, I'm short, therefore you have to also be short.

00:01:57.940 Our success as individuals did not depend on beating up other people or animals.

00:02:02.260 Just, just, that's too early to determine that little girl, okay? Even if it did, in an era of

00:02:11.380 guns and drones, being tall now just makes you a bigger target. In Size Matters, the journalist

00:02:18.900 Stephen S. Hall wrote that in the 18th century, Frederick William of Prussia paid exorbitant sums to

00:02:27.780 recruit giant soldiers from around the globe, institutionalizing the desirability of height for

00:02:34.000 the first time in a large post-medieval society and attaching tangible values to inches that would

00:02:39.640 reverberate into modern times. Is that Prussia? Yeah, of course, that's, you know, so that's, yeah,

00:02:47.640 proto-Nazis basically, right? But is that the, did they have a thing for tallness with the Hessian troops

00:02:55.500 when they were recruited, recruited in the American, on the American continent later on?

00:03:01.020 That would be, I don't know that, maybe that would be interesting if that's the, if there's

00:03:04.740 a historical overlap, but I don't know if I could be wrong on that. The echoes of these early human

00:03:08.460 desires and biases have stuck to our minds like a particularly catchy marketing jingle, so much

00:03:13.620 so that we vote for tall candidates, my God, look at the discrimination here, folks, assuming

00:03:19.500 that they are better leaders and often shows tall people as partners with no definitive data that

00:03:25.700 they make better spouses. Speaking of political leaders and people are short, I think we, I think

00:03:33.600 that could be contested. I know numerous, I know numerous short, short people historically that have

00:03:42.300 done some, some pretty, pretty interesting things. Let me just leave it at that. John Kenneth Galbraith,

00:03:48.220 Galbraith, the six foot, eight inch economist and diplomat suggested that favoring the tall was,

00:03:54.400 quote, one of the most blatant and forgive, forgiven prejudices, prejudices in our society.

00:04:00.600 Others go to extremes in pursuit of a few extra inches. More and more people are spending as much

00:04:06.080 as $150,000 to get excruciating limb lengthening surgeries and parents give their healthy children

00:04:15.280 growth hormone treatments with unknown side effects. What possible other scenario are things like this

00:04:22.700 being used? Hmm. Were they giving medication to kids to affect the body in some kind? So it's only

00:04:29.460 bad when it's about getting, that you want to go grow taller. What about, uh, what about the,

00:04:35.480 the sick society that people like this was writing the piece have helped to create where people now

00:04:39.820 intentionally are like breaking their arm to become disabled or like they can sit in a wheelchair all

00:04:44.000 day long. Hmm. Fascinating how that just swings one day, one way though. Yeah. Giving children a hormone.

00:04:52.340 Yeah. Who, who had ever heard of such a thing? Not okay. Great. Now do the LGBTQ groomer stuff. Let's do that 1.00

00:04:58.540 next. I know this because I was one of those children. As a preteen, I injected humor trope

00:05:04.640 into my thighs for three and a half years at the behest of my parents who feared I'd be alienated for

00:05:10.300 being short. I understand why they felt that way, given how short people are treated in our society.

00:05:15.720 Here we go. Latest edition in the victim industrial complex, ladies and gentlemen, shortness. I don't

00:05:21.840 think I've heard this one before, but, uh, here we go. We got, we got a new one. A song with the lyric

00:05:27.220 short people got no reason to live was number two on the billboard hot 100. Just a few years

00:05:32.040 before I was born. Now I have twins were among the smallest in their kindergarten class, but

00:05:37.860 instead of preparing to medicate them because of an antiquated societal bias, I'm going to

00:05:43.120 let them be as they are tiny. Well, okay, fine. Just leave everyone else alone. But of course

00:05:49.360 you won't do that because short, here we go. Right? Here's a go. Short supremacy because short is

00:05:56.000 better and it is the future. Look at that.

00:06:02.300 Yep. These people have no, no room to talk. If anyone else from any other group shows up and

00:06:08.440 claims they're better than others, she's just disqualified herself. We only talk about short

00:06:14.200 stature in a positive light once every four years. When Simone Biles dazzles us in a leotard, 0.91

00:06:19.740 that has been, uh, that has left the many advantages enjoyed by short people underappreciated.

00:06:26.300 On average, short people live longer and have lower incidences of cancer. One theory suggests

00:06:31.980 this is the case because with fewer cells, there's less likelihood that one, that one goes

00:06:37.280 wrong. I'd take that over dunking a basketball any day. Oh my God. The shorter are also inherently

00:06:44.660 conservationists, which is a more crucial than ever in this world of eight billion. Thomas

00:06:50.980 Samaras, who has been studying height for 40 years and is known in small circles as the God,

00:06:56.180 uh, uh, as the Godfather of shrink think a widely unknown philosophy that considers small superior

00:07:06.360 calculated that if we keep our, uh, uh, proportions the same, but we just, uh, but we're just 10%

00:07:13.560 shorter in America alone, we would save, here we go, 87 million tons of food per year, not to mention

00:07:21.320 trillions of gallons of water, quadrillions of BTUs of energy and millions of tons of trash.

00:07:28.120 There we go. So basically the, uh, the scarcity thing and the great reset and the, you have

00:07:35.160 to get, uh, we have to somehow, uh, alter you or change you think has now steeped itself and

00:07:42.280 attaches itself, uh, to the fake and gay climate movement. Wow. Wow. I'm so shocked. Who could 1.00

00:07:48.840 have guessed that this would ever be the trajectory? I don't want to tell people to feel bad about

00:07:53.000 themselves. Samaras said sincerely, but the time is right to be short, short supremacy. Here we go.

00:08:02.440 Parents boast about how their kids quote, eat them out of the house and home and quote,

00:08:07.960 grow out of shoes. The very weak and new pair is bought as it as if it's a badge of honor. My children

00:08:15.400 eat like Goebbels. It's fine. They are healthy. And because they're low percentiles, we save money and

00:08:21.800 food. So again, it's like the whole eat the bugs, get in the pod. And I mean, think though,

00:08:27.000 those pods will be pretty small. I mean, this, it's not going to be for like comfortable

00:08:31.880 for your, uh, six feet, you know, uh, four inches tall kind of guy, right over what one, uh,

00:08:38.280 one meter, 90 centimeters, something like that. And they fit into the same pair of shoes for a year

00:08:45.000 growing like a weed. No thanks. I'll take it growing like a cactus. Yeah. And, uh, and prickly

00:08:52.520 you are little short supremacist, short people don't just save resources, but as resources become

00:08:58.440 scarcer because of the earth's growing population and global warming. Well, don't worry. We're going

00:09:04.440 to go through a massive depopulation, um, era here. Just if we just hang on for a few years,

00:09:10.440 you'll see, you'll, you'll see what's actually going to happen. We actually need more people,

00:09:14.120 folks. We need more people that are taller, that are better looking, that are more fit,

00:09:19.640 that are more intelligent. That's the direction we should go. I'm not shitting on anybody who

00:09:24.680 happened to be short, but it's like, but this shitting on people because they're tall, 1.00

00:09:28.040 bullshit? Outrageous. I'm 6'1", so of course I feel targeted here, folks. My emotions are very hurt by this. 1.00

00:09:36.760 They may also be best suited for long-term survival and not just because more of us will be able to

00:09:43.640 jam into spaceships when we are forced off this planet we've wrecked. Look at this mentality too.

00:09:51.160 Yeah. What, uh, what candidates do you have out there? They think this is like, look, I like

00:09:56.200 Interstellar, but like, that's not going to happen anytime soon. You know what I mean? Terraform

00:10:01.960 Mars or something? Forget about it. We can't even run a functional society anymore. Maybe if we had 0.98

00:10:10.120 skipped the diversity bullshit and all this nonsense, maybe it would have been somewhere today. 1.00

00:10:14.440 Maybe if the right guys won the war. I'll just say it, okay? Maybe we would have been somewhere 0.99

00:10:21.400 technologically now and we wouldn't just have technology that like seeks to, you know, change

00:10:26.280 your brainwave patterns with electromagnetic, you know, electromagnetism or whatever the hell it is

00:10:32.920 they're using. And here we go. Of course, we've got to quote one of the World Economic Forum advisors

00:10:39.160 too, to make it, to get a full, to go full circle here. Yuval Noah Harari in his book Sapiens wrote

00:10:47.880 about a population of early humans who inhabited the island called Flores. Yeah, is it the hobbits, 1.00

00:10:54.680 right? The Australiensis, Floresis, was that what they called them? I think that's it, right?

00:10:59.640 Because of a rise in sea level, the island was cut off from other land masses.

00:11:03.480 Big people who need a lot of food died first, Mr. Harari wrote. Well, it's a good thing we don't live

00:11:10.040 on an island with the rising sea levels then, is it? You'll see we're heading into a modern minimum.

00:11:17.400 The Milankovitch cycle is coming back around and it's going to start getting real, goddamn 0.98

00:11:22.360 real cold here within the next, I don't know. Let's give it five years. Let's check in, put a

00:11:28.520 bookmark in this and let's see where we are in five years. After generations, the people on the island

00:11:33.320 evolved to reach only three and a half feet tall. They could do everything bigger humans could,

00:11:39.880 make tools, hunt, but they could also stay alive when times got tough.

00:11:43.400 When you, and here it is, right? When you mate with shorter people, you're potentially saving the 0.97

00:11:51.400 planet by shrinking the needs of subsequent generations. Lowering the height minimum for

00:11:57.720 prospective partners on your dating profile is a step towards a greener planet. That's the line. So

00:12:07.160 basically, uh, this is the, uh, the bat signal here that we are going to need to have to do something 0.99

00:12:15.800 about these goddamn tall people. Okay. And if we can, and if we can't do it by, by forcing them, 0.99

00:12:25.320 we're going to have to get into your genetics and change them. And we'll get that too, by the way.

00:12:30.120 Should I read, should I read the rest of this? Yeah, let me read the rest. Let's see where she goes here.

00:12:33.640 Nancy Blaker. I'll play a couple of clips in a moment. She's not the first ones to, uh, to think

00:12:38.440 this way, by the way, Nancy Blaker and Netherlands based researcher who at one time studied social

00:12:43.720 status said that short men countering to prevailing stereotypes may compensate for being short by

00:12:49.480 developing positive attributes. So basically she's saying tall people have no positive attributes.

00:12:54.440 Okay. Got it. If you, if you dismiss one, right, that means you're, you're, you're saying the other

00:12:59.640 don't have, you didn't even evolve any kind of good characteristics. You think you're going to

00:13:05.880 ride through life or of your, on your banana peel of, of, uh, of tallness and get away with it? I don't

00:13:12.920 think so. It is not about being aggressive and mean. She said shorter men behave in smart strategic

00:13:21.000 ways. And that can also mean being pro social. My husband, who is five foot six said it would have

00:13:29.080 been easier to be tall than to have. Is this the Netherlands? Cause I think the Dutch, I know Netherlands,

00:13:37.000 Dutch, uh, the Deutsch, Deutsch in Germany, they speak Deutsch in the Netherlands. It's very confusing.

00:13:44.280 I know. But anyway, trust me, I got this one right. The Dutch are, I believe some of the tallest,

00:13:52.120 uh, in least in Europe, I think. And then you have not too far after there's some like really tall

00:13:59.640 in like one of the Balkan countries too, I think. Uh, but then it's, I think it's Sweden, Norway,

00:14:04.440 Finland region after that. Anyway. So again, you know, we, who, who are we targeting here?

00:14:11.320 Right? Because of course no one would go, she did say bun dunk a basketball. She did say that,

00:14:17.080 but I bet you, I bet you they would never talk about how like disproportionately large, uh, 0.69

00:14:23.080 let's say some black people are, for example. And she would never do that. This is like,

00:14:27.400 it's basically shitting on tall white people. That's what I'm getting from this anyway. Um, 1.00

00:14:31.400 um, anyway, so, so, so the point is if this, uh, woman here, Nancy Blaker, Netherlands based

00:14:37.400 researcher as a husband in the Netherlands, who are five foot six, uh, he's going to be dwarfed by

00:14:42.200 a bunch of people over there, uh, because they're pretty tall, uh, in the Netherlands,

00:14:47.000 uh, which I think is wonderful by the way. It's great. I'm not shitting on you if you're short,

00:14:52.360 but I'm saying, uh, what's wrong with being tall? Okay. There's, she's saying it's wrong being tall 0.99

00:14:59.080 because you're destroying the planet and you're, you're like, you're, it's terrorism. You being

00:15:02.200 tall is terrorism. And we're going to have to deal with that. Okay. We have to deal with you somehow.

00:15:08.200 My husband who's five, five foot six said it would have been easier to be tall than have to put

00:15:14.120 effort into developing his wit. But I know we wouldn't be married if he didn't make my cheeks

00:15:19.480 hurt from smiling so hard on our first date. The problem is we are still under the illusion as a

00:15:25.880 general principle that more always adds value. It was my former endocrinologist from Rady Children's

00:15:33.880 Hospital in San Diego. Yeah. Have you thought about if there's any, is there any environmental

00:15:38.520 reasons? Perhaps we know that, uh, all the gender bending chemicals, which endocrinologists, uh, 0.93

00:15:44.680 partially study, right? Because it hits the endocrine system. Uh, it's leading to all kinds of weird

00:15:49.400 birth defects and problems. And of course, there's a speculation here too, that people swing towards,

00:15:53.560 uh, homosexual, uh, if of course they have more, uh, uh, you know, estrogen-mimicking chemicals in 0.94

00:15:59.240 them and things like this. But of course, let's not, again, let's not talk about those, uh,

00:16:03.080 inconvenient truths. Let's just, uh, shit on the, the tall people. 1.00

00:16:09.640 Alberto Hayek, who laid it out for me. When I tracked down the, uh, okay, the, the, the, 0.99

00:16:15.400 this is the endocrinologist there, Alberto Hayek, who laid it out for me. When I tracked down the

00:16:19.640 doctor who is now retired, I asked why parents whose children have no underlying mental conditions

00:16:24.280 sought growth hormone treatment for them. Well, how do you know they don't? That's my

00:16:27.320 point as well. He said the pursuit of height made sense in a capitalistic society.

00:16:32.280 There you go. So to go full commie, full blown AIDS, we have to basically, uh, literally now

00:16:37.720 start chopping off the legs of people. This was a, it was one of these, uh, funny things that people

00:16:42.040 talked about, right? If you had a talented ballet dancer or something, I mean, think about

00:16:45.560 equities is really that right equity as opposed to equality, where you then give people, here's,

00:16:52.360 you know, here's what we all have to work with. Let's divide this equally. And that's not always

00:16:57.000 right either, but you get my point, right? Yeah. Here's what we have. Here's resources.

00:17:01.080 Let's give it equally to these people and see what they do with it. It's that like, no,

00:17:05.880 if you excel, if you're above, if you're beyond, you need to be torn down. You need to be taken down.

00:17:13.000 It's never about lifting up people. It's about taking them down. And that's what this article

00:17:17.240 is about. It's about ensuring that tallness or, or, uh, you know, the properties of being tall

00:17:23.800 as a human is beginning to be frowned upon. It's capitalism. Everything is big. He said the

00:17:32.440 buildings, the businesses, what do you mean? What about cell phones? I mean, at least for a while

00:17:37.960 there, they were getting smaller. What about supercomputers? What about nanotechnology? There are

00:17:42.920 things in our society that's actually like getting smaller all the time. And that's the,

00:17:47.640 that's the striving of the free market and capitalism. He went on to explain that parents

00:17:54.600 reflected the mindset that bigger is better when envisioning their offspring. Another

00:17:59.880 endocrinologist, Ada Grimberg, the scientific director of the growth center at children's hospitals

00:18:05.800 of Philadelphia. Uh, is that the one that are, um, knows Boston's, uh, children's hospital,

00:18:11.240 right? They were actually, uh, what cutting people's kids, uh, genitals off, um, preferably 0.74

00:18:17.480 behind the backs of their parents. But yeah, if we have to, we'll, we'll bring them in on and we'll, 0.80

00:18:22.520 we'll, we'll, we'll walk out and we'll say, if you don't let your daughter become a boy, 0.99

00:18:27.080 they'll commit suicide. Is, is it not better to have a daughter that's alive, uh, than a son that's

00:18:32.680 dead? Hmm. Oh yes. Yes. Mr. White Coat. Of course, of course, you make a lot of sense.

00:18:39.880 Sloganeering and, and, uh, and fear mongering is you sold me on the, you sold me, sold me on the idea.

00:18:47.000 Now let's ensure that they can't even reproduce anymore. I mean, maybe that's a bigger issue as

00:18:51.640 opposed to being tall. They can't even have kids at all because you've chemically castrated your, 0.83

00:18:55.640 your offspring. Maybe that's, I don't know, call me crazy. Maybe that's a bigger problem.

00:19:01.960 Anyway, this, uh, whatever gay guy, uh, at the children's hospital said that though heightism

00:19:08.680 exists, concerned parents wrongly think height is the key to success and belonging. There are some

00:19:15.080 short people who thrive and do phenomenally well and lead fantastic lives. And there are some,

00:19:20.280 see, I didn't even know that this was like part of the grievance pyramid, but you know,

00:19:24.740 you learn something new every day. And there are, there are some tall people who are miserable.

00:19:30.740 Dr. Greenberg said, it is not the height in and of itself that determines the outcome.

00:19:38.020 I agree. As a short person, I've found the only thing I can't do is grab things high of high shelves.

00:19:46.580 Oh, really? Is that, is that it? But that works out fine at the grocery store because tall people

00:19:52.580 love to reach for things. It makes them feel like their excessive limbs still have purpose.

00:20:00.020 Oh, so you like to manipulate them and get your way. Great. In some corners of the world,

00:20:05.460 a celebration of short stature is actually happening. Oh, Ned Hendricks, a six foot four inch

00:20:12.580 lecturer and artist uses performance and exhibitions to encourage people to embrace fewer inches. He's

00:20:19.220 even restricted dairy from his son's diets and only allows them minimal sugar in an attempt to limit

00:20:25.220 their growth. I don't see sugar. What kind of like sugar as in, I mean, your food is converted to

00:20:32.340 sugars, right? Anyway, but, but I mean, yes, refined sugar. Yes. That, that I think would, I would

00:20:38.820 inhibit growth. I would assume that's bad, right? All kinds of sugars, like artificial sugars and

00:20:43.860 high fructose corn syrup and stuff like that. I think what they have to worry about more so

00:20:50.660 is the, is the enormous swelling that seems to be happening of people because they're eating all the 0.82

00:20:55.620 GMO garbage. And yeah, again, high fructose corn syrup has definitely have something to do with that. 0.89

00:21:01.940 That I think is a much bigger problem than this on Hendricks. Where is he? What is he?

00:21:11.380 Oh, no, he's a very Swedish name. That's what I'm asking. Is that is a Swedish guy? Six foot four

00:21:15.060 inches. Yeah. So Dan, he's intentionally withholding dairy from his sons because he doesn't,

00:21:20.900 it doesn't want them to grow tall. Are you kidding me? That's child abuse. Sugar. Yeah, fine. That's fine.

00:21:28.180 He's trying to save them from the ills of height. It's time for tall people to get off our high horses.

00:21:37.780 Mr. Hendricks said, don't be overly confident when you are tall because you are probably going to die

00:21:43.780 younger, have more health problems, and you're polluting more. The future I envision different.

00:21:51.140 I want my children's children to know the value of short. I want them to be three feet tall like just

00:21:56.580 like the hobbits of Australiensis Florensis. I want them to call themselves short drinks of water with 1.00

00:22:04.580 legs for minutes while one yells, I'm the shortest. I hope the other will bend his knees to gain an

00:22:11.380 advantage shouting, no, I'm the shortest. All right. So here is the author here of this piece, Gross

00:22:23.220 Anatomy. It's a commie, a gross communist that I've written this, who basically want to make sure that

00:22:32.900 humans see how every aspect they have to control of your life. They have to make you more malleable,

00:22:40.420 easily to control, you can't defend yourself. And they try to argue that, well, we live in a

00:22:47.140 progressive world where we don't even have to anymore. Gross Anatomy. Dispatches from the front 0.99

00:22:53.220 and back. Mara Altman. Imagine my shock. Mara Altman wrote this piece, shitting on tall people. Gross 0.71

00:23:05.140 anatomy with some woman here, her gross unshaved legs. And here she is, folks. What was she again? 1.00

00:23:12.580 Five, five, four. What was she? You know, I wrote this book to kind of investigate why we feel the way

00:23:18.660 we feel about our bodies. They always have to put, they always have to put gross shit in your face and 0.99

00:23:24.260 they love that. That's like, that's their interest. But a wonderful bonus was kind of realizing that we 1.00

00:23:29.460 all have such a big variation. Okay, so that has changed since that book then. Now you don't want

00:23:34.580 variation. Being tall is not good. My name is Mara Altman. My book is Thanks for Coming. And it's about

00:23:42.660 orgasm, specifically my orgasm, but a journey to find it. And it's coming out April 2009 for Harper

00:23:50.180 Perennial. In order to get to know myself better, you know, I had to kind of take some chances and meet

00:23:57.060 people that I wouldn't have met on an ordinary day to day basis. I attended courses and met people

00:24:06.020 such as my sacred whore who taught me, you know, how to feel pleasure and what tools to use to feel 1.00

00:24:14.740 pleasure. I've discovered while writing this book that people actually live on orgasm. That that's what 0.98

00:24:22.180 they do all day long, every day. And it's like a way of life, almost a religion for them. It's when

00:24:28.340 I go to a foot fetish party. And they were, I got them in Thailand. They're called Naughty Monkey. And

00:24:34.900 they're, they smell really bad. And there's holes in the bottom. And the other day I was walking in them,

00:24:40.340 and I felt something in my shoe. And it was actually a pistachio shell that had come up from the bottom,

00:24:45.620 because they're such a big hole. But I won't throw them away, because they're just really comfortable,

00:24:51.140 and I like them. I just think sexy is, everyone can be sexy in their own way.

00:24:56.180 And actually speaking to mating, let me show this BBC piece then before we go into the genetic

00:25:00.100 engineering stuff, because that's coming, right? Human species may split in two. Remember HG Wells,

00:25:06.420 the time traveler or the time machine, right? They showed that essentially you had a grunt race and

00:25:12.260 like a superior race kind of taking over. And that's what this BBC piece back from 2006 wrote about.

00:25:17.140 They, again, they interviewed someone from the London School of Economics, which of course

00:25:22.660 is Fabian socialist origins, right? That's the same as the, is it the, is it the Guardian?

00:25:32.420 No, which is the publication? No, it's not the Guardian. They have another publication to a news

00:25:36.420 publication that basically is like, you know, joined at the hip with the London School of Economics.

00:25:41.940 Anyway, they push a lot of nonsense commie stuff there too, cultural Marxist stuff.

00:25:48.820 Anyway, so this evolutionary theorist, Oliver Curry, a genetic, says he expects a genetic upper 0.87

00:25:54.500 class and a dim-witted underclass to emerge. Look at the picture there. Do you know,

00:26:00.660 do you know who they want the elites to be? I'm not saying they are that, and I'm not necessarily

00:26:06.020 against an elite either, but however, the one we have currently like rising up is the worst one,

00:26:11.620 right? But yes, the usual suspects want to be that, right? The Klaus Schwab, the Bill Gates,

00:26:19.860 the Larry Finks, that they want to be that. And then, and then they want to have this other thing,

00:26:26.740 this raceless, heritage-less grunt that have no allegiances to anything but to global homo. 1.00

00:26:36.900 If you ever want to know what their goal is, let this guy from the London School of Economics tell you.

00:26:41.540 Now, the only difference is, going back to Altman here writing, when you mate with shorter people,

00:26:49.540 you're potentially saving the planet by shrinking the needs of subsequent generations.

00:26:54.900 So, she's entering onto a path of mating, which is the same stance that the BBC piece takes. 0.72

00:27:03.140 The human race would peak in the year 3000, he said, before a decline due to dependence on

00:27:07.700 technology. That's already happened. Look at TikTok brain, folks. We're heading for the cliff.

00:27:12.580 Man, we're heading there for the next 20 years. People would become choosier about their sexual

00:27:16.580 partners, causing humanity to divide into subspecies, he added. The descendants of the genetic upper

00:27:22.580 class would be tall, slim, healthy, attractive, intelligent, and creative in a far cry from the 0.99

00:27:28.340 underclass humans, who would have evolved into dim-witted, ugly, squat-goblin-like richers. 1.00

00:27:37.060 That's what they want. And then, of course, race ironed out. See where this is going, folks? 0.99

00:27:43.140 Yes. But in the near future, humans will evolve in 1000 years into giants between 6 feet tall and

00:27:50.900 7 feet tall. Not if Altman gets her way. He predicts why lifespans have exceeded to 120 years. So,

00:27:58.340 live longer and be taller? Hmm. London School of Economics, your commie partner there,

00:28:03.860 Altman, is contradicting you right here. Physical appearance driven by indicators of health,

00:28:09.060 youth, and fertility will improve, he says. While men will exhibit symmetrical facial features,

00:28:13.540 look athletic, and have squared jaws, deeper voices, and bigger penises. Here we go. Victory, 0.99

00:28:21.780 men. Am I right? Now, this is what they want to change right here. They don't want to have taller, 0.62

00:28:28.660 better, bigger, deeper voices, symmetrical features, all that kind of stuff. They want an ugly grunt race 1.00

00:28:35.380 that's easily controlled. And I think they will not rely on you making the right mating choice. So,

00:28:46.340 they're going to have to take stronger measures, which is going to be genetic engineering. We'll get

00:28:51.300 to that in a moment. Women, on the other hand, will develop lighter, smooth, hairless skin, 1.00

00:28:56.900 large, clear eyes, pert breasts, glossy hair, and even features, he adds. Racial differences will be

00:29:03.060 ironed out by interbreeding. Producing a uniform race of coffee colored people. So, this is like a, 0.76

00:29:14.020 first of all, that's not going to happen. But see what their little, what their little utopia is here

00:29:20.260 at the London School of Economics, right? Sure, we'll have supremacist features, of course, the elites,

00:29:26.980 right? Like, we'll have, we'll be taller, huge penises, you know, amazing symmetry. But we'll, 0.99

00:29:34.900 we'll all be coffee colored. Of course, we'll be, no race. It'll be a virtual Garden of Eden.

00:29:45.460 However, Dr. Curry warns, in 10,000 years' time, humans may have paid a genetic price for relying on

00:29:50.660 technology. Spoiled by gadgets designed to meet their ever needs, they could become to resemble

00:29:56.020 domesticated animals. That's already happening. Receding chins, I think that's also happening, 0.57

00:30:03.380 right? But even how a grain-based diet is leading to, like, you know, chins that are basically

00:30:08.660 disappearing, right? Social skills such as communication and interacting with others could

00:30:13.700 be lost. That's already happening, too. Again, check TikTok brain. That's all happening.

00:30:18.980 Along with emotions such as love, sympathy, trust, and respect. Yeah, I will hate to have already

00:30:25.140 eradicated, right? People could, would become less able to care for others or performing teams.

00:30:30.740 Anyway, it goes on there. I'm not gonna read the rest. But the, the point is,

00:30:34.020 the logical outcome would be two subspecies, grass, gray cell, and robust humans,

00:30:38.020 similar to the Eloi and the Morlocks, foretold in the H.E. Wells novel, 1895 novel, The Time Machine.

00:30:45.860 Why? We're gonna get there much quicker. Scientists take a harder look at genetic

00:30:50.020 engineering of human embryos. The Atlantic. We love the Atlantic here at Red Eyes. How engineering the

00:30:57.460 human body could combat climate change. There it is. From drugs to help you avoid eating meat

00:31:05.700 two genetically engineering cat-like eyes to reduce the need for lighting. He goes,

00:31:11.700 turn off the lights. It's like Greta Thunberg, right? This is what they want. They want you to

00:31:15.940 sit in the dark, do nothing at all. Again, get in the pod. And this is the perfect encapsulation of

00:31:23.380 what Greta Thunberg wanted, right? Start turning off the lights. It's like, we're not even here,

00:31:28.580 not even here. Don't leave an imprint. Don't leave a legacy. Certainly don't make an impact on anything at

00:31:33.700 all. Of course, when you're a child, when you're like eight or 10 or 11 years old, there is not

00:31:38.580 much that you can really do to make a big difference. So then you start small. I started

00:31:43.060 with turning off the lights at home to save energy. And that led to another thing, which led to another

00:31:48.180 thing. And eventually I stopped flying. I stopped, I became vegan and so on. And then I got my parents to

00:31:54.900 do that too, because I started talking to them and they started to listen to my concerns. And by

00:32:00.180 making them change, it also gave me the sort of courage that I needed to move on to start school

00:32:07.620 striking. She is a huge thorn in the side of the global elites, right? They certainly don't want 1.00

00:32:13.700 you to turn off the lights and sit in a cold room, wasting no energy with a cat-like genetically engineered

00:32:21.220 eyes and four feet tall. No, no, no, no, no, no. Of course not. There's others, bioethicists. Let me see here.

00:32:31.460 His name is Dr. Matthew Liao, a bioethicist who's linked to the World Economic Forum, called for human

00:32:39.940 beings to be genetically altered to become smaller in size and meet intolerance in the name of fighting

00:32:47.860 climate change. So one is that people eat too much meat, right? And if they were to cut down on their

00:32:54.020 consumption on meat, then they would, it would actually really help the planet. But people are

00:32:59.860 not willing to give up meat. Yeah, you know, some people will be willing to, but other people,

00:33:04.100 they may be willing to, but they sort of, they have a weakness of will. They say, wow, this steak is

00:33:08.580 just too juicy. I can't do it. I'm one of those, by the way. So, you know, but so here's the thought,

00:33:13.940 right? So it turns out that we know a lot about, so we have these intolerance to, so I, for example,

00:33:20.580 I have milk intolerance. And there's some people are intolerant to crayfish. So possibly we can use

00:33:26.740 human engineering to make it the case that we're intolerant to certain kinds of meat, to certain kinds

00:33:31.940 of bovine proteins. And there's actually analogs of this in life. There's this thing called the long

00:33:37.220 star tick, where if it bites you, you will become allergic to meat. I can sort of describe the mechanism.

00:33:43.140 So that's something that we can do through human engineering. We can kind of possibly address

00:33:48.180 really big world problems through human engineering. Another example is, and you go first. Yeah.

00:33:55.620 Another example is sort of, and here I'll go first, right? You'll see that I'm the smallest person

00:34:02.420 here, right? And well, yeah, Amy's the smallest person. So it turns out that the larger you are,

00:34:09.780 think of the lifetime sort of greenhouse gas emissions that are required to sort of the energy

00:34:14.980 that's required to transport larger people rather than smaller people, right? But if we're smaller,

00:34:21.220 just by 15 centimeters, right? That's a mass, you know, I did the math, and it's about mass reduction

00:34:27.300 of 25%, which is huge. And 100 years ago, we're all on the average smaller, about 50, exactly about 15

00:34:33.300 centimeters smaller, right? So think of just the, you know, like lifetime greenhouse gas emissions,

00:34:39.460 if we had smaller children, right? And so that's something that we could do through some sort of

00:34:44.420 human engineering.

00:34:45.300 I think I have to watch the rest of that. So could we, how do we, can we, how do we go about this? Because

00:34:52.340 this sounds very exciting. So see, the piece back from 2006, even then was not able to kind of predict

00:34:59.940 where this is or was going with genetic engineering, right? Which is kind of fascinating when you think

00:35:07.940 about it, how much things have changed in that timeline. And now they're basically like, no, we're gonna,

00:35:12.420 we're gonna forcibly engineer humans. Or let's say that we do have some kind of

00:35:19.780 fertility issue or crisis because, I don't know, they started giving people, I don't know,

00:35:24.340 experimental shots or something like that. I don't know, crazy, right? Will never happen.

00:35:29.460 And so you have an infertility issue so that the state will not have to start to,

00:35:33.620 you know, mandate the creation of X amount of humans each year so that civilization itself can

00:35:39.060 even just perpetuate itself. But it's usually, as usual, we don't do things for, for humans. We

00:35:45.380 don't do it for us. We do it just for the sake of civilization being able to, you know, survive.

00:35:52.420 Which is like, we are becoming like an obsolete part of that now. Eventually we'll be like,

00:35:56.580 I don't know, androids or like genetically engineered, you know, Blade Runners or something

00:36:01.220 that will be the new keepers, I guess, of civilization. And kind of pesky, tall humans

00:36:08.420 will just be, meh, can we just get rid of that altogether? AI is running things very efficiently

00:36:12.740 right now. Let's just let technology solve all our issues. Here's the World Economic Forum.

00:36:20.820 How engineering animals and plants could help fight climate change. That's right,

00:36:25.220 we got to get in there and manipulate absolutely everything. Ziofri says, height discrimination,

00:36:30.580 the new Zionist destructive weapon. There you go. Well, again, they don't want you to be able to 0.96

00:36:34.740 fight back. That's the, that's the bottom line. They want you to be dependent and weak and feeble.

00:36:40.420 And then, well, you know, everything is safe now. We don't have, there's no violence out there.

00:36:45.300 We've solved all of this. Ziofri says, if you're 5'6 in the Netherlands,

00:36:49.140 you're probably classified as handicapped. That's right. Ziofri again, how about stopping wars, 1.00

00:36:54.020 carbon footprint, destruction of land, bombs, contamination of land, water,

00:36:57.700 poisoning people that affect civilization. They, elites, just want to depopulation with

00:37:02.980 profit growth. Yeah, this is an insurance policy for them so that they can continue. But everyone

00:37:07.540 else, they want dependent and now small in the pod, eating the bugs. Don't leave a mark on the earth. 0.96

00:37:15.380 What's the purpose? I guess the purpose at the end of the day, if they even want us around at all,

00:37:20.420 is to basically just serve as a battery, I guess. It is the matrix a little bit.

00:37:23.860 It's just to serve as some kind of input energy for the machine, essentially.

00:37:30.020 Thank you, Ziofri. Black Phillips says, Happy New Year, Henrik,

00:37:32.820 regarding the limb lengthening surgery. Tech bros are starting to get this,

00:37:38.820 but apparently awful, but it's apparently awful. Yeah. Oh my God. Life, lifelong pain and lose the

00:37:44.180 ability to run properly and lose that mobility permanently. Short cells should just wear lifts

00:37:51.300 if they are desperate. There you go. Yeah. I mean, again,

00:38:00.900 it's funny how it's like the, we should accept everybody as they are kind of, you know,

00:38:05.860 a class of people are now like, no, we're going to need, we're not, we're going to need to get in

00:38:10.740 there and like genetically engineer you. And, oh, did I finish that point? Let's assume infertility

00:38:16.660 strikes, right, on a mass scale. The state takes over the role of beginning to like reproduce

00:38:23.540 people for civilization's sake. That's where I dropped off and pick it up from there. Do you know

00:38:29.300 how easy it would be that like these new humans that they create, they would not only genetically

00:38:34.340 engineer, they'd be like wards of the state, essentially. They'd be like owned by some corporation or

00:38:38.500 something, or they'd be completely new classified type of human being. And in fact, even if you

00:38:43.700 engineer the right parts of you, you could potentially have patents being taken out kind

00:38:50.420 of like what they've done with the tomato genetically, right? You change what you can't

00:38:55.140 patent a natural tomato, but if you change a few of the genes, according to at least United States

00:39:00.180 Supreme Court law, forget what the law is called. Now we've highlighted a couple of times,

00:39:04.020 you are legally able to patent that tomato. So they've done this with, for example, adding fish

00:39:09.620 genes into tomatoes so that they can resist frost, so they can grow them year round, for example.

00:39:14.180 That's a patented tomato, which is owned by somebody. So someone, you know, grows that tomato,

00:39:19.300 they need to pay a license fee to the owner. Same thing would happen with humans, essentially,

00:39:25.380 where you'd have certain genetic codes altered. Makes me think of something else that has been altered.

00:39:32.980 But anyway, and then potentially you could take a patent on those humans. Fascinating. It's just

00:39:39.380 an endless amount of possibilities here in this dystopian nightmare that's being painted by our

00:39:45.620 wonderful elites. But look out for that, because I think engineering is something that they are going

00:39:52.100 to do. I think it's going to be the end of them too, by the way. I think it's going to be overdone

00:39:56.020 too much. And they're going to turn themselves into just weird freaks, essentially. But short term,

00:40:03.300 if they do pull it off, if they do manage to use CRISPR technology in such a way that they can

00:40:08.660 actually make themselves... I mean, insert any... Ironically, this is what's so weird about it,

00:40:14.260 right? The same class of people that were like, oh, this is Nazism, or you know, whatever it is,

00:40:22.820 right? To try to improve yourself, right? If you're doing it naturally, if you intentionally

00:40:27.700 want, you know, offspring that are, you know, better looking or, you know, they have certain

00:40:31.700 traits, they pass down traits that you have or something like that, right? That's Nazism. 0.86

00:40:35.460 Oh my God, that's what the Nazis did, blah, blah, blah. 0.76

00:40:38.260 They would be number one on human alteration technologies. If you could genetically engineer

00:40:46.580 people to have different eyes, look different and stuff like that. Oh my, they would do this

00:40:51.380 in a heartbeat. And I think articles like this prove that too. They're all excited about this.

00:40:57.380 And they will say, well, this is to save the climate, you know, kind of thing or whatever.

00:41:00.340 We're saving humanity.

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Red Ice TV - January 08, 2023

To Fight Climate Change Elites Want To Make Us Shorter With Guided Mating & Genetic Engineering

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