SNEAKO - SNEAKO Reacts to the Future of Humanity. It’s bad.

00:00:00.000 will the future be human the comments were disabled on this video i have no idea what

00:00:03.920 they're going to talk about in here and i'm curious to know if the future is going to be

00:00:07.300 human or if we're all going to be automated and plugged into the metaverse and never link

00:00:11.460 good afternoon everybody and welcome to a conversation with professor uval noah harari

00:00:19.220 my name is julian tett i'm the u.s managing editor of the financial times

00:00:24.940 now there are not many historians who would be put on the main stage of the congress center of

00:00:34.900 the world economic forum sandwiched between angela merkel and macron i think there are even fewer

00:00:43.380 who could fill the room almost as much as angela merkel and almost none who would have the experience

00:00:50.700 as we were waiting in the green room and angela merkel came through chancellor merkel came

00:00:55.220 through she took care to stop go up to uval and introduce herself and say i've read your book

00:01:03.220 pretty amazing but uval harari has written two very important books which have really shaped the debate

00:01:13.380 not just inside governments but inside many businesses and many non-governmental organizations

00:01:19.840 too one of them i imagine most of you read sapiens hands up who in the room has read sapiens

00:01:26.300 okay well that is pretty impressive his second book homo deus took those themes of sapiens looking at

00:01:34.980 the history of mankind threw it into the future and looked at the issue of digital he's got a third book

00:01:40.700 coming out this summer okay chad i know you might be getting bored already but this could be some

00:01:45.380 interesting information here 21 lessons for the 21st century which is going to look at the present

00:01:50.840 but what he's going to be talking about today is something that actually chancellor merkel touched on

00:01:56.500 in her own speech which is a question of data and what do we do about data today

00:02:03.140 his ideas are very provocative very alarming and something that all of you should pay very close

00:02:11.720 attention to now professor harari professor uval the floor is yours

00:02:16.340 so hello everybody let me just have one minute to get friends with this computer

00:02:31.920 and make sure everything is okay and can i have a bit more light on the audience so i can see the faces

00:02:39.860 and not just speak to a darkness okay you trust this guy's face thank you

00:02:42.980 so i want to talk to you today about the future of our species and really the future of life

00:02:56.340 we are probably one of the last generations of homo sapiens within a century or two what a crazy

00:03:05.540 statement to make we are the last generation of homo sapiens earth will be dominated by entities

00:03:11.780 that are more different from us than we are different from neanderthals or from chimpanzees

00:03:19.620 because in the coming generations we will learn how to engineer bodies and brains and minds

00:03:27.780 these will be the main products of the economy they're going to engineer brains and minds of the 1.00

00:03:34.260 21st century economy not textiles and vehicles and weapons but bodies and brains and minds

00:03:43.940 now how exactly will the future masters of the planet look like this will be decided by the people

00:03:54.260 who own the data those who control the data control the future no facebook and mark zuckerberg

00:04:02.580 control the future because they control all the data google and every app tick tock china they control 0.94

00:04:09.540 the future because they control the data the future is going to be run by data and information

00:04:15.540 and it's going to be plugged into the neural link not just of humanity but the future of life itself

00:04:23.700 because today data is the most important asset in the world isn't that crazy in ancient times land

00:04:32.900 was the most important asset natural resources and it's too much land became concentrated in too few hands

00:04:40.980 humanity split into aristocrats and commoners then in the modern age in the last two centuries machinery

00:04:50.820 replaced land as the most important asset and if too many of the machines became concentrated

00:04:59.300 in too few hands humanity split into classes into capitalists and proletariats

00:05:07.620 now data is replacing machinery as the most important asset and if too much of the data becomes

00:05:16.740 concentrated in too few hands humanity will split not into classes it will split into species into different species

00:05:29.620 now why is data so important it's important because we've reached the point when we can hack

00:05:38.820 not just computers we can hack human beings and other organisms they can hack human he's saying it in a

00:05:47.220 nice way where it just sounds like a speech where i'm saying stuff you can hack human beings i don't know

00:05:54.020 if he's a bad guy i want to there is a lot of talk these days about hacking computers and email accounts and

00:06:01.700 bank accounts and mobile phones but actually we are gaining the ability to hack human beings now what do

00:06:10.580 you need in order to hack a human being they're getting but you hear he's saying it a nice way they

00:06:15.620 are gaining the ability to hack human beings you need two things you need a lot of computing power and you

00:06:24.500 need a lot of data especially biometric data not data about what i buy or where i go but data about

00:06:32.900 what is happening inside my body and inside my brain until today nobody had the necessary computing power

00:06:43.380 and the necessary data to hack humanity but now they have everything they know literally everything about

00:06:49.940 you they know so much that they can just hack you now even if the soviet kgb or the spanish inquisition

00:06:56.660 followed you around everywhere 24 hours a day watching everything you do listening to everything

00:07:03.220 you say still they didn't have the computing power and the biological knowledge necessary to make sense

00:07:12.260 of what was happening inside your body and brain now they have so much data they know what you're thinking

00:07:18.340 they know what your emotions are it's not just what you want to buy on amazon they know what you

00:07:23.540 feel now and to understand how you feel and what you think and what you want but this is now change

00:07:31.060 and this is 2018 this is 20 this is before the tick tock explosion changing because of two simultaneous

00:07:38.020 revolutions on the one hand advances in computer science and especially the rise of machine learning

00:07:45.300 and ai are giving us the necessary computing power and at the same time advances in biology

00:07:54.020 and especially in brain science are giving us the necessary understanding biological understanding

00:08:02.020 you can really summarize 150 years of biological research since charles darwin in three words

00:08:10.340 organisms organisms organisms are algorithms this is the organisms are algorithms so when i yell about bots

00:08:20.340 literally these the top people think we are bots we're we are algorithms to them we're not people

00:08:28.100 we're just data information for them to use we are the new resources the resources used to be land the

00:08:35.380 resources now is your brain how crazy is that big insight of the modern life sciences that organisms whether

00:08:46.340 viruses or bananas or humans they are really just biochemical algorithms and we are learning how to decipher

00:08:56.660 these algorithms now when the two revolutions merge when the infotech revolution merges with the biotech revolution

00:09:08.180 what you get is the ability to hack human beings and maybe the most important invention for the merger of infotech

00:09:17.700 and biotech and biotech is the biometric sensor that translates biochemical processes in the body in the brain

00:09:27.460 into electronic signals that a computer can store and analyze and once you have so they can store and

00:09:37.220 analyze your thoughts and your feelings is that what you just said enough such biometric information

00:09:43.540 and enough computing power you can create algorithms the world economic forum i don't trust them

00:09:50.580 do you trust you've all this israeli public intellectual

00:09:56.180 at the hebrew university of jerusalem chat do you believe in that conspiracy theory that jews run the world

00:10:03.780 that know me better than i know myself and humans really don't know themselves very well this is

00:10:12.740 why algorithms have a real chance of getting to know ourselves better we don't really know ourselves

00:10:19.060 to give an example when i was 21 i finally realized that i was gay after living for several years

00:10:26.340 he was he's gay too a gay jew

00:10:33.940 didn't deny wow he was in denial you've all known as gay 0.98

00:10:40.580 and he's jewish as bro look how a jew that name is are you allowed to be gay in judaism i ain't know that 1.00

00:10:56.900 that's why holy shit yeah this guy's jewish as fuck and this is not exceptional a lot of gay men 0.99

00:11:04.980 live in denial for many years they don't know something very important about themselves now imagine 1.00

00:11:12.260 the situation in 10 or 20 years when an algorithm can tell any teenager exactly where he or she is

00:11:22.820 on the gay straight spectrum and even how malleable this position is the algorithm tracks your eye 0.81

00:11:31.220 movements your blood pressure your brain activity and tells you who you are now maybe you personally

00:11:38.660 wouldn't no chad don't say l jew and l gay i'm just asking if you believe i don't i don't i genuinely

00:11:44.420 don't know anything about that conspiracy theory and also i i mean i'm like i got like uh like eight

00:11:49.460 percent jew in me something like that like pause normal but like i i am um i have like this a polish

00:11:56.500 hungarian dude one of my relatives an undercover jew for his whole life like to make use of such an 0.99

00:12:02.580 algorithm but maybe you find yourself in some boring birthday party of somebody from your class

00:12:09.700 at school and one of your friends has this wonderful idea that i've just heard about this cool new

00:12:16.740 algorithm that tells you your sexual orientation and wouldn't it be very a lot of fun if everybody

00:12:24.340 just takes turns testing themselves what what on this algorithm as everybody wouldn't it be fun if

00:12:32.180 everybody tests their sexuality on an algorithm else is watching and commenting well everyone what the

00:12:38.180 hell are you talking about yuri what would you do would you just walk away and even if you walk away

00:12:45.220 and even if you keep hiding from your classmates or from yourself you will not be able to hide

00:12:52.100 from amazon and alibaba and the secret police as you surf the internet as you watch videos or check

00:13:00.740 your social feed the algorithms will be monitoring your eye movements your blood pressure your brain

00:13:07.460 activity what the they're monitoring it's literally monitoring everything about you bro and they will know 0.95

00:13:14.260 oh god gage you is crazy bro they could tell coca-cola that if you want to sell this person

00:13:21.780 some fuzzy sugary drink don't use the advertisement with the shirtless girl use the advertisement with 1.00

00:13:30.180 the shirtless guy you wouldn't even what the hell is he talking about bro know that this was happening 0.65

00:13:37.060 but they will know and this information will be worth billions yo chat do you get the feeling he's low 0.86

00:13:44.100 key trying to convince people to be gay once we have algorithms that can understand me better than i 0.52

00:13:51.060 understand myself they could predict my desires manipulate my emotions and even take decisions on

00:14:00.100 my behalf and if we are not careful the outcome might be the rise of digital dictatorships

00:14:08.500 in the 20th century democracy generally outperformed dictatorship because democracy was better at processing

00:14:21.060 data and making decisions we are used to thinking about democracy and dictatorship in ethical or political

00:14:28.820 terms but actually these are two different methods to process information democracy processes information in a distributed way

00:14:41.060 it distributes the information and the power to make decisions between many institutions and individuals

00:14:49.780 dictatorship on the other hand concentrates all the information and power in one place

00:14:58.420 now given the technological conditions of the 20th century

00:15:04.420 distributed data processing worked better than centralized data processing which is one of the main

00:15:13.140 reasons why democracy outperformed dictatorship and why for example the u.s economy outperformed the soviet economy

00:15:23.860 but this is true only under the unique technological conditions of the 20th century

00:15:31.700 in the 21st century new technological revolution who is this crowd who are these people what the

00:15:39.060 what the fuck is the world economic forum don't you always get creeped out like the world health organization 0.80

00:15:44.740 the world global like who the who what forum is this who decided this who are these people 0.96

00:15:50.580 especially why why are we not invited to the world economic forum what's the criteria to get invited there

00:15:55.780 ai and machine learning might swing the pendulum in the opposite direction

00:16:01.220 they might make centralized data processing far more efficient than distributed data processing

00:16:11.220 and if democracy cannot adapt to these new conditions then humans will come to live under the rule of digital

00:16:19.700 dictatorships what and already at present we are seeing the formation of more and more sophisticated

00:16:29.140 surveillance regimes what the hell did the gay thing have to do with this he wanted like a five minute 0.98

00:16:33.620 gay tangent and now he's talking about digital dictatorship digital dick-tatorships they walk wow digital 0.99

00:16:42.660 dick-tatorship throughout the world not just by authoritarian regimes but also by democratic governments 0.97

00:16:54.260 the u.s for example is building a global surveillance system while my home country of israel is israel

00:17:03.140 yo chat wl on israel trying to build a total surveillance regime in the west bank

00:17:13.540 but control of data might enable human elites to do something even more radical 0.87

00:17:20.820 than just build digital dictatorships digital big tech by hacking organisms elites may gain the power

00:17:30.580 to re-engineer the future of life itself because once you can hack something you can usually also

00:17:38.420 engineer it and if indeed they're gonna engineer so they can hack us and they can engineer us too 0.67

00:17:45.540 you we succeed in bro i don't he's gonna make people gay like i'm just saying like this guy 100 0.97

00:17:52.580 percent if you give him digital dictatorship he's he's engineering some gay people he will hacking and 0.89

00:17:58.980 engineering life this will be not just the greatest revolution in the history of humanity jesus this will

00:18:07.700 be the greatest revolution in biology since the very beginning of life four billion years ago for four

00:18:16.180 billion years nothing fundamental changed in the basic rules of the game of life all of life for four

00:18:25.940 billion years dinosaurs amoebas tomatoes humans all of life was subject to the laws of natural selection

00:18:35.300 and to the laws of organic biochemistry why is it low to why is natural selection low bro this is what

00:18:42.580 happens when nerds to when gay nerds take over chemistry but this is now about to change no we need 1.00

00:18:50.260 natural selection we need to promote powerful people this is what i'm saying gay nerds have all the 0.99

00:18:55.380 power now gay nerds instead of strong 0.97

00:19:03.220 science is replacing evolution by natural selection science is replaced is replacing evolution by natural selection 0.97

00:19:13.540 so gay nerds with suits run the world and it used to be the strongest alpha male viking the big silverback gorilla 0.99

00:19:22.260 who could fucking kill you but now when science is more powerful than natural selection 1.00

00:19:28.660 gay nerds take over with evolution by intelligent design not the intelligent design of some god above the clouds 1.00

00:19:38.180 one more time not the intelligent design of some god above the cloud

00:19:53.140 but our intelligent design and the intelligent design of our clouds

00:19:58.500 what they want to take over god bro

00:20:03.300 he's like not the intelligent design of god but my gay nerd design what why did he point up and say 0.91

00:20:12.820 that that god's intelligent design was a bad thing i don't like god that's just what that's literally 0.66

00:20:18.420 what he just said he just dissed god and said we're gonna take over

00:20:22.900 i don't like god

00:20:28.580 holy

00:20:33.140 our intelligent design of some god above the clouds

00:20:37.780 but our intelligent design

00:20:39.860 design and the intelligent design of our clouds the ibm cloud the microsoft cloud 0.99

00:20:46.020 the fucking ibm and microsoft clouds are gonna take over god 0.98

00:20:51.220 that's what he just said at the world economic forum 1.00

00:20:55.460 these are the new driving forces

00:21:01.140 what chat word for word microsoft is taking over god

00:21:10.820 from the world's economic forum

00:21:12.500 and at the same time science may enable life after being confined for four billion years to the

00:21:32.500 limited realm of organic compounds science may enable life to break out into the inorganic realm

00:21:42.500 science is gonna break into the realm 0.89

00:21:47.700 bro gay nerds are taking over 1.00

00:21:52.260 holy that guy just dissed god like really he just did 0.99

00:21:58.900 i knew he had some lizard vibes at the start bro

00:22:02.580 so after four billion years of organic life shaped by natural selection we are entering the era of inorganic

00:22:10.980 life shaped by intelligent design

00:22:19.700 the era of inorganic life shaped by intelligent design

00:22:24.980 intelligent i don't want chat do you want their intelligent design 0.92

00:22:28.340 do you want this gay nerds intelligent design or do you want god 1.00

00:22:34.340 do you want the design of an algorithm do you want microsoft 1.00

00:22:37.060 oh my god what the fuck do you want bill gates to decide 0.97

00:22:43.940 or do you want god holy holy holy 0.97

00:22:51.060 this is why the ownership of data is so important

00:23:01.540 if we don't regulate it a tiny elite may come to control not just the future of human societies

00:23:09.380 but the shape of life forms in the future

00:23:14.900 so how to regulate the data the ownership of data 0.91

00:23:20.100 yeah bro you can't regulate it you're just gonna take over and try to make people gay bro 1.00

00:23:25.140 we've had 10 000 years of experience regulating the ownership of land

00:23:31.140 we have had a few centuries of experience regulating the ownership of industrial machinery

00:23:39.220 but we don't have much experience in regulating the ownership of data

00:23:43.860 chat one thing i'm gonna tell you that i learned always be aware when you see these world economic

00:23:51.300 forum anything globalist anything where some dude is trying to take over the world with the oh but

00:23:56.900 look there's a smiley face at the bottom get the out of your world health organization global like

00:24:03.140 always this is a sign bad which is inherently far more difficult because unlike land and unlike

00:24:13.380 machinery data is everywhere and nowhere at the same time it can move at the speed of light and you

00:24:21.540 can create as many copies of it as you want look at some guy just donated and just said ciao what do

00:24:27.300 you think of this ryan rez donated five dollars said you are living in a world of delusion nobody is

00:24:32.420 trying to take over the world yes they are he's this is what the speech is yes they are nobody's trying 0.74

00:24:38.020 to take over the world everything is just progressing normally okay so normal progression is gay nerds on 1.00

00:24:44.100 microsoft that's what the normal progression is and then he said you people will be left behind

00:24:50.340 ryan rez if you want to be let the world be run by gay microsoft nerds go ahead but i like natural 0.98

00:24:57.140 selection i like god what the f**k ryan rez you want this 0.99

00:25:05.300 so does the data about my dna my brain my body my life does it belong to me or to some corporation 0.98

00:25:14.180 or to the government or perhaps to the human collective tell me tell me you've lost something

00:25:22.100 that water at present big corporations are holding much of the data and people are becoming worried

00:25:29.860 about it but mandating governments to nationalize the data may curb the power of the big corporations 0.52

00:25:39.220 only in order to give rise to digital dictatorships okay so they're gonna give away ryan reyes you 0.99

00:25:46.900 f**king idiot they're giving away our information to give rise to digital dictatorship word for word 1.00

00:25:54.980 digital dictatorship wake the f**k up 1.00

00:25:58.980 and politicians really many politicians at least are like musicians and the instrument they play on is

00:26:15.460 the human emotional and biochemical system a politician gives a speech and there is a wave of fear all over

00:26:24.420 the country a politician tweets and there is an explosion of anger and hatred now i don't think

00:26:32.980 we should give these musicians most sophisticated instruments to play on they want to take away freedom

00:26:39.780 of speech i don't think politicians should be able to tweet i'm a gay nerd who works for microsoft 0.67

00:26:47.140 and i certainly don't think they are ready to be entrusted with the future of life in the universe

00:26:53.620 so you are 0.98

00:26:57.220 f**k bro who voted for you especially as many politicians and governments seem incapable of producing 0.99

00:27:06.020 meaningful visions for the future and why are you to judge that f**king yuval instead what they sell 0.99

00:27:14.180 the public are nostalgic fantasies about going back to the nostalgic fantasy of making america great again 0.99

00:27:22.260 he's saying that traditional values are wrong oh this is like he's dissing f**k he's dissing god and 0.96

00:27:29.300 then he does trump past and as a historian listen listen about going what they sell the public 0.97

00:27:36.980 are nostalgic fantasies about going back to the past and as a he's dissing people who want traditional

00:27:44.100 values and saying we need to go forward this is what we should be doing forget god

00:27:48.660 plug up to the digital dictatorship historian i can tell you two things about the past 0.95

00:27:56.500 first of all it wasn't the world economic forum who who the f**k are these people they got a fake 0.89

00:28:02.340 smiley haters and think about it look disabled comments comments are turned off why you think the

00:28:08.020 comments are turned off chat why you think they got rid of the dislike button chat fun you wouldn't like to really go back there and secondly it's not coming back

00:28:23.540 so nostalgic fantasies really are not a solution so what's the solution game who should own the data

00:28:30.340 i frankly don't know i think the discussion has just began most people when they hear the talk about

00:28:38.740 regular regulating data they think about privacy about uh shopping about companies corporations that

00:28:47.300 know stop saying lg in the chat i don't want to go missing bro i i'm not an anti-semite where i go and what i

00:28:52.980 buy but this is just the tip of the iceberg there are much more important things at stake so the discussion

00:29:00.100 has hardly began and we cannot expect instant answers we had better call upon our scientists our philosophers

00:29:07.940 our lawyers and even our poets or especially our poets to turn their attention to this big question

00:29:17.060 how do you regulate the ownership of data the future not just of humanity but the future of life itself

00:29:26.420 may depend on the answer to this question thank you that's it

00:29:34.580 that's it someone donated said like i missed his point it seems like he's for this

00:29:39.460 this is the world economic forum bro well thank you professor harari for an absolutely brilliant

00:29:50.740 thought-provoking and it must be said somewhat challenging and depressing talk i must say i'm

00:29:57.940 quite starstruck sitting here listening to that stream of ideas and i'd like to start with a very

00:30:04.260 simple question which is this you paint this picture of a future that's quite scary um oh okay

00:30:11.940 okay they think it's scary how soon do you expect that future to be here are we talking about two 0.96

00:30:17.620 years 20 years 200 years i mean how soon could we be dealing with digital dictatorship fucking 20 years 0.93

00:30:24.660 i think that the time scale is decades i mean in 200 years i guess there won't be any sapiens left 0.67

00:30:31.300 there'll be something completely different isn't that there's not going to be humans in 200 years

00:30:36.580 two years it's far too soon so we're talking about a few decades nobody knows exactly how many right

00:30:44.020 now you're unusual because you actually stood up on that stage and you said i don't know what the

00:30:50.660 answer is okay that's not something you hear a lot at the world economic forum um it's admirably humble

00:30:58.260 but i'm curious as you look around the world today do you see any countries or any groups of people or

00:31:06.340 any academic groups that seem to be having a sensible debate about this do you see any reason for

00:31:12.660 encouragement at all well i think the world is divided into a very very small group of people and

00:31:20.260 institutions who understand what is happening and what is at stake and the vast majority not just of

00:31:26.820 ordinary people but even of politician and business people who are not really oh yes they hear about

00:31:32.180 data yeah data protection there are cyber attacks somebody might steal my identity or my bank account

00:31:38.420 details but that again as i said it's just the tip of the iceberg i think that my guess i didn't i'm not

00:31:44.740 i don't know but i guess that um some of the big corporations like google like facebook the usual suspects

00:31:51.780 they understand what is at stake i also think that some governments uh especially the chinese

00:31:58.500 government i think they understand what is at stake i think most certainly most humans have no idea right

00:32:07.300 again the thing is just to make what is this forum for what was if he doesn't know why is he on this

00:32:12.580 stage talking about this clear it's the biometric data is the key when people think about data they mostly

00:32:19.940 think about where i go what what i buy when they think about hacking they think about computers they

00:32:25.940 talk about ai about machine learning they forget the other side of the equation which is the life

00:32:30.980 sciences the brain sciences the brain sciences are giving us access to here this is the real what we

00:32:38.180 really tried we what somebody is really trying to hack is this not this right i mean china is interesting

00:32:45.540 because i remember sitting at a table a few years ago in davos with a senior chinese official

00:32:52.100 who and we were arguing about democracy and he said well you in the west have democracy we have social

00:32:57.620 media and the point was that chinese government is using social media to not just monitor its citizens

00:33:04.980 but listen up china's doing what with social media also act as a weather vane to gather information about

00:33:11.220 what's happening in terms of public sentiment and ensure that they say so you could be a bot on tick

00:33:16.100 tock or use it for money it one inch ahead of that to stop any explosions do you see china as a place

00:33:24.020 where this type of digital dictatorship is most likely to emerge well i don't know as i said as i

00:33:30.340 gave examples you have cases in the west and i know maybe best about my own country so is this guy not

00:33:36.900 a lizard chat is he good that uh israel is building a real l israel or w israel total surveillance regime 0.66

00:33:45.780 in the west bank which is something we haven't seen anywhere almost of really trying to follow

00:33:53.380 every place every individual and and we are still we still haven't crossed the critical watershed

00:34:01.140 of the of the biometric sensor whether it's in the u.s okay look up to y'all let me look up to y'all

00:34:10.580 the rise of dodge all all the muslims shout out to my muslims w muslims they are begging me to 1.00

00:34:16.020 watch this video so that's a good guy okay that's a good gay nerd i have no idea what this is i've never 0.96

00:34:24.180 seen so many muslims spam this before let's watch it what are some of the characteristics of the uh 1.00

00:34:30.500 dajjal our prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam mentioned that dajjal shall be physically

00:34:37.780 deformed and a number of things are mentioned about him most prominently the fact that one

00:34:43.700 or both of his eyes is deformed our scholars have deferred his head right or left but uh in in all

00:34:48.900 likelihood wait a second wait a second oh is that what that is muslims tell me is he dajjal

00:35:12.500 it's really one eye and so one eye will be festered one eye will be basically like a floating grape or

00:35:20.020 a festered grape as our prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam said of the hadith as well about the

00:35:25.540 descriptions of the dajjal as we said is that anybody who has an ounce of iman will recognize

00:35:31.700 the dajjal because they shall see the word kafir written on his forehead and our prophet sallallahu alayhi

00:35:37.220 wasallahu alayhi wasallam said the illiterate person will read it just as well as the literate

00:35:41.460 person of the things mentioned about the dajjal our process said the dajjal shall have no children

00:35:48.340 aqimun la yuladu lahu and of the

00:36:03.220 oh

00:36:16.820 okay sorry sorry sorry sorry characteristics he shall claim to be the messiah and then he shall claim to

00:36:23.540 be the rob himself so there's going to be a coming bigger and bigger of his claims of the things that

00:36:29.220 are mentioned as well about the dajjal is that he shall walk with crooked legs his legs will be

00:36:36.500 muslims can you like put me on a game right now i'm very confused

00:36:40.980 basically uh

00:36:45.060 not straight legs so another deformity that he will not be walking normally all of these are meant to

00:36:50.980 emphasize as well that the dajjal is a person who has physical imperfections 1.00

00:36:56.340 is this all evil is this all bad

00:37:01.380 okay yeah it's bad may allah protect us from this all okay this guy's evil

00:37:13.140 and yet in his arrogance he is claiming to be god himself to be allah subhanahu wa ta'ala in one

00:37:19.460 hadith in thirmidhi our prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam said

00:37:22.660 the dajjal will come from an eastern land that is called khurasan and groups of people will follow

00:37:31.620 him they will be as if their faces are hammered out shields hammered out shields so a shield that

00:37:40.180 has been hammered out i.e a flat face our prophet tajjal will come from an eastern land that is called

00:37:46.420 khurazan and groups of people will follow him so does that mean it's coming from china muslims

00:37:51.620 and then uh he will have a flat face and the hadith is in musnad imam ahmad and it is a hasan hadith

00:37:57.780 that the dajjal will come from a city called isfahan what's isfahan so it is mentioned by name

00:38:05.220 from the yahood of the city of isfahan and many of his followers will be from that city 70 000 of the

00:38:12.820 yahood of isfahan will be his followers and therefore we see from this that the dajjal his 1.00

00:38:19.620 background will be from the bunny israel and many of his father okay so the bad guy comes from israel

00:38:25.860 is that what is that what you're saying iran china all the words will be from the bani israel and in

00:38:32.900 another hadith it is mentioned that he shall come between the lands of iraq and sham so how do we

00:38:40.660 reconcile he shall come from isfahan and he shall come between iraq and a sham and our scholars have

00:38:47.380 said that he will first appear his first claim will be in isfahan but he will get

00:38:53.860 bro i'm so behind on this muslimship bro global attention between iraq and as sham so there's

00:38:59.620 going to be levels of his appearing outward there's going to be levels of claiming and his first claim

00:39:05.140 will be in isfahan in the land of iran is isfahan also we learn

00:39:10.260 in the authentic hadith that the dajjal will come at a time of great chaos bloodshed hunger starvation

00:39:20.740 so right now right now war happening uh they're hoarding the food people i mean there's always this

00:39:28.500 going on and he will provide his followers safety and security this explains why so many people will

00:39:37.940 follow the dajjal you see alhamdulillah most of us have never been hungry to the point of us going

00:39:46.020 almost mad we don't understand when you are hungry you lose rationale when you cannot feed yourself or

00:39:54.100 your children you will do desperate things may allah protect us from ever seeing that day

00:39:59.620 the people of that time frame will be tested by trial war

00:40:04.900 so lambs is the dajjal bloodshed hunger starvation here comes a man who appears to be powerful in

00:40:14.420 terms of his army right he has a cult following but is it actually bad who will grant you safety

00:40:20.580 and security if you are on his side okay our prophet said he will command the skies to rain

00:40:28.100 and they will rain our process him said he will distribute bread and food one of his signs he will

00:40:36.500 be giving food left right and center at a time of starvation he will demand his followers believe

00:40:45.860 in him first as the messiah and many of them will when they believe in him as the messiah he will then

00:40:52.900 turn evil right turn evil up the notch he will then raise the bar or we should say lower the bar

00:41:00.580 and he will say i am your god i provide your food for you i provide your drink for you i give you safety

00:41:08.340 and security and so his followers will then take him as a god our prophet said that he will have the

00:41:16.180 shayateen at his disposal so the shayateen will do things at his command and the shayateen are able to 1.00

00:41:24.980 do what we are not able to do the jinn are faster than us stronger than us and they're invisible that's 0.96

00:41:31.700 it and that the john will appear to be a very powerful supernatural person in reality he simply has

00:41:40.500 some of the tricks and trades of the jinn it is also possible that allah subhanahu wa ta'ala will 0.98

00:41:47.140 test the people by giving the john muslims put me on to some shit this is but who is this it's supposed 0.98

00:41:53.540 to be one guy who's giving food and shelter and then everybody's supposed to revere him who is that one 0.99

00:41:57.620 or two issues that others do not have just like allah who are we like trusting to this extent the 0.89

00:42:03.140 fucking fauci i don't need like i can't think of one person has given shaytan himself and that is 0.96

00:42:10.180 a long life right no human being has that so it is possible that allah subhanahu wa ta'ala will give 0.99

00:42:16.900 the john certain privileges and powers that are a test to him and are a test to those who follow him

00:42:25.460 and will be a sign of iman for those who reject him and of them is the power and the capability

00:42:31.700 to cause the sky to rain muslims do you watch the youtube channel the three muslims three muslims react 0.99

00:42:36.660 to this and like explain it in a reaction video to this because i want to know because jinns don't 0.82

00:42:41.060 have that power jinns cannot cause the skies to rain only allah can do that right as well he will

00:42:47.940 have the power to at least once maybe maybe more but the minimum is once you know loki loki who does

00:42:56.580 that look like bro we'll have the power to resurrect the dead and that is who who does that look like

00:43:04.100 the joel

00:43:06.580 the joel is another thing that he resembles with the true messiah and that is isa ibn mariam

00:43:12.180 that's why he is the false messiah there are certain things in common but isa ibn mariam said

00:43:17.140 worship allah and the john says worship me that's why he is that job so the prophet

00:43:22.980 assalam warned us that he will have tricks and trades he also said he will have with him jannah

00:43:29.300 and now some have said it literally means a fire and a garden some have said it means he will come

00:43:37.140 with what appears to be blessings and lots of punishment both are allowed here because jannah

00:43:42.740 represents money and fruits and you know sustenance and not represents punishments and torture

00:43:50.260 so our prophet assalam said realize his pleasures are actually his torture and what you think are 0.99

00:43:57.860 his tortures are actually jannah so if one of you sees it stop using these fucking arabic words bro 0.98

00:44:04.580 i don't fucking understand and cannot escape the prophet assalam said he should jump why is he using 0.99

00:44:09.780 all these halal food words bro into the punishments and that will save him also our prophet assalam 0.99

00:44:16.740 described the dajjal as being ahmar the arabs of old they would call what we call in modern vernacular

00:44:24.980 caucasian the term white was not generally abiyadh wasn't used to describe skin color as well the

00:44:33.060 prophet assalam said that uh he his hair will be curly jad jad is curly hair his hair will be curly he also

00:44:42.500 described him as being relatively short he also described him as being broad chested aha chest 0.98

00:44:49.140 i'm none of that i don't have a broad chest i ain't got curly hair and i'm tall as shit 0.96

00:44:53.140 so these are all descriptions that are given okay muslims are saying that this is this is bad info now 0.59

00:44:57.780 and he's contradicting the quran it's not that complicated okay so basically this why did you all

00:45:02.260 spam me to watch this if it's bad info of the watch the dajjal watch the dajjal bro muslims be going crazy 0.84

00:45:08.020 amasrim dajjal and wherever he goes he will gather more and more followers and he will gain a very very

00:45:15.380 large army now we also learn from and this is not explicit but it's inferred from the hadith of the

00:45:22.100 mahdi that the forces of dajjal and the muslims will be fighting multiple battles and the muslims

00:45:30.980 will be able to protect themselves partially but they'll never be able to destroy the army of dajjal

00:45:38.100 this is a very very key point that the dajjal will not be victorious in every battle 1.00

00:45:45.300 but he will be protected as a person he will not be harmed by or at least killed

00:45:53.620 yo but three muslims i want to see like a a panel of muslims like all explain this 1.00

00:45:58.340 shit to me put me on it's a game 0.99

SNEAKO - July 27, 2022

SNEAKO Reacts to the Future of Humanity. It’s bad.

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