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a big wealthy business interest that
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control things and make all the
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important decisions look at the
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politicians the politicians are put
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there to give you the idea that you have
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freedom of choice you don't you have no
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choice you have owners they own you they
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own everything they own all the
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important land they own and control the
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corporations they've long since bought
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and paid for the Senate the Congress the
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state houses the City Halls they got the
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judges in their back pockets and they
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own all the big media companies so they
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control just about all of the news and
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information you get to hear they they
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spend billions of dollars every year
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lobbying lobbying to get what they want
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well we know what they want they want
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more for themselves and less for
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everybody else but I'll tell you what
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they don't want they don't want a
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population of citizens capable of
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critical thinking they don't want
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well-informed well educated people
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capable of critical thinking they're not
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interested in that that doesn't help
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them that's against their interest like
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why would you just use it on potential
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criminals or of the state or what have
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you would you could use it on the entire
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population and make trillions of dollars
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in avatars of Revenue well what about
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when you talk about something and then
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you get an ad for that something that
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you've never seen an ad for before of
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all the amazing things that the highbrow
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crowd at the Davos World economic Forum
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has discussed on their annual agenda of
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talking about what to do with us that's
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us the people they get together once a
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year to sit around on a stage and chat
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about as if we're Zoo animals they've
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been distantly observing that are
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completely segregated from them somehow
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maybe like on a totally different planet
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and them as in the people who the rest
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of us never voted for and most of us
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never even asked their opinion one
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single time but seem to make an annual
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habit out of discussing what's to be
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done with us as if they've unilaterally
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decided they're just in charge of that
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somehow just chatting it up over there
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with the finger sandwiches and the
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perryi talking about things like mind
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control what we're trying to figure out
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is how to decode the of the brain a
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future where Elites own us through our
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biometric data control of data might
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enable human Elites to do something even
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more radical than just build digital
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dictatorships by hacking organisms
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Elites May gain the power to reengineer
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the future of life
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itself maybe the most eye popping thing
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that we've personally heard over the
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years is this concept that in a few
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years from now actually we're all going
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to just own nothing and like it on a
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quick as side I don't know if you've
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seen what's happening out there with
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inflation but the cost of living has
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gone to face palming your head through a
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cactus level insane Wall Street Journal
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and others are publishing stories about
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how entire neighborhoods of single
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family homes are being bought up at 20%
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over cost to either be turned into
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renter blocks or to sit around empty
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with price tags that laughingly price
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the average person just Rite the hell
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out all together so this country is
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being not so slowly turned into a giant
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land of permanent
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renters I mean here we've seen home
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costs go up at least
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threefold and they got these dinky
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little houses with closets for bedrooms
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that shouldn't even be worth
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$100,000 being sold for $400,000 like
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the people who own them know literally
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no shame
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I mean we personally found out earlier
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this year just how little stability and
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security renters in this country
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actually have cuz we lived in the same
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home for 3 years and we'd always paid
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our rent early or at the very least on
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time and we were just up and kicked out
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with hardly any warning at
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all and that's something as intrical to
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living your life in this society as a
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home is or at least the roof over your
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head so you could probably better
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understand why we laughed our asses
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almost clear off when this Scandinavian
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lady gave a w presentation a few years
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ago talking about how everything is
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going to be rented in the future right
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down to something as basic and small as
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a screwdriver to screw a screw into a
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wall why do you want to own your cell
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phone I mean you want the you want the
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function you want the service right why
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do you want to own a cell phone if you
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can just lease it and if you lease why
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why shouldn't you lease your
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refrigerator or your washing machine or
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your dishwasher or why do you want to
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own it I mean it's not like the plastic
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and in the middle is like you I own a
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you know how much a car drives how much
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of it's life 4% or if you take a drill
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it's used 15 minutes it's not a lot is
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it and most of us we I know there are
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some guys here that really love to own a
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drill um but for the rest of us we just
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want a hole in a wall right why don't
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you want to go into a business model
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where the company owns it why don't you
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want to go into a business
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model why don't you want to go into a
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business model where the company owns it
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I mean yeah why wouldn't you just want
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to go into a business model where you
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literally don't have anything at all I
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mean you know it's like your body you
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don't really need your DNA right like
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you don't really need the stuff in the
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middle you just want the walking talking
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machine right so like why do you even
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need to own that you should just let the
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company own it you should just let the
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companies own everything they should
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just be like the new monarchs of the
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future we just let them own us and
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everything else too and we should
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literally have nothing at all so that
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the power Dynamic is absolutely 100%
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zero in our favor that makes so much
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sense that is brilliant that why didn't
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we all think of that why didn't we all
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just think of being slaves to
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corporations thing is we've been talking
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about authorization future for a long
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time on this channel it just isn't as
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sexy a topic as aliens and UFOs so it
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tends to make some people's eyes glaze
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over but you can really start to see it
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happening out there now
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the future we're talking about isn't
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based on some one-time authorization
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either and it's Meely blackhe heart
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social credit is about continual
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reauthorization so it be about the
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maintenance of your status what I think
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about the Flaming circus Hoops the
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average person has to jump through just
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to qualify to rent a home here and how
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prices have been continuously going up
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and how even if you jump through all
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those Hoops like an expert and get
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straight tins from the Olympic judging
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committee watching your performance they
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could still kick you out on the street
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at the end anyway for whatever arbitrary
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reason they dream up then try to wrap my
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mind around a time when continual
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reauthorization will play into
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everything including I guess the newly
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created privilege of being able to use a
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screwdriver when you need it I'm really
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not sure how anyone could live even
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remotely comfortably in a world where
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they own nothing and quote like it and I
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think we're going to a place where we
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just want Mobility where we don't care
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so much about owning a car it's actually
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little bit of trouble if if it just
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comes driver this car and pick me up and
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and I can drive around and this car will
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be driving all the time things could be
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taken away at a whim but even this
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Parliament member from Davos writes
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about the pitfalls once in a while she
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writes I get annoyed about the fact that
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I have no real privacy nowhere can I go
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and not be registered I know that I know
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somewhere everything I do think and
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dream of is recorded and dream of is
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recorded I hope that no no one will use
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it against me like living in a world
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where everything will be based on a
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digital passport system of inclusion or
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exclusion based on an Ever shifting
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goalpost based on whatever we're told is
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the greater good this week and a world
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where even if you play by all of those
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rules you could still be voted off the
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island anyway for wearing an ugly hat or
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using an off-limits word or having an
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off-limits thought or whatever reason
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they come up with next because well you
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hold none of the cards you aren't even
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allowed to own a card let alone the many
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cards it would necessitate to play the
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game because you literally have no power
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in that relationship
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whatsoever and if you're someone who
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isn't new to this channel then you'll
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probably recall in the Years leading up
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to 2020 how I would often wonder aloud
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in our videos how would they get the
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masses to accept such ridiculous living
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conditions and I don't mean living
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conditions I mean the condition upon
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which they're going to try and get
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people to live I think it's starting to
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become it's starting to become all too
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clear exactly
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how inter meta hey and welcome to
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connect today we're going to talk about
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the metaverse you know I was going to
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have to go here Facebook is you have
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likely heard because the ads are
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everywhere now including the movie
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theater they announced right before
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Halloween that they've officially
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changed their name to meta short for
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metaverse now the best way to understand
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the metaverse is to experience yourself
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how we actually experience the world and
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interact with each other experience the
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World Experience experiences you're
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going to be able to move across these
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different experiences in the experience
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you're going to be in these experiences
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many of the most immersive experiences
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just a fundamentally different
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experience you can start to see how the
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metaverse is going to enable richer
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experiences and really bring them into
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these shared experiences now there's a
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lot that needs to get built to create
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experiences like this new experiences
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that you're having to a completely
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different set of experiences experiences
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in the metaverse different kinds of
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metaverse experiences the most important
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experience of all experiences the system
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has promised all of this equality and
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this right here is looking like the only
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place where people will ever get to have
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anything even remotely close and
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actually not really because in reality
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they'll only get to have a digital
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pretend world made up of digital
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non-existent
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stuff so if the reality of the world
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economic Forum ladies wet dreams comes
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true by 2013
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they'll be renting their outrageously
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overpriced Ikea tiny home time share
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with a bunch of total strangers who also
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won't own their own screwdrivers either
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but hey at least they'll spend all their
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days with VR goggles strapped to their
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heads walking around in a Second Life
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2.0 wannabe world dressed up like Digi
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Zena Warrior Princess living in a
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digital mcmansion in Mark Zuckerberg's
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metaverse which he and his co-workers
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have decided to tell us all about in an
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hour plus presentation with a plethora
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of completely off-putting unnatural Ted
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Talk arm
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you're going to build to gesture with
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your hands while they read buzzword
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filled scripts to each other that really
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do sound like they were generated by an
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AI and not written by an actual person
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what about unlocking more mixed reality
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experiences we're already seeing the
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potentials of these kinds of experiences
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today as people are building for our
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pass through API creators who make
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digital objects creators who offer
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services and experiences building AR
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experiences that Empower people we're
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going to need to help build the skill
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sets of the people who build these
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experiences creaders are helping us
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build these experiences allow people to
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use their hands more naturally in more
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virtual experiences tell me all about it
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the metaverse means experiences you can
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have it's even more off-putting which is
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a phrase I might decide to use at least
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five more times in this video how many
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times Zuckerberg uses words like natural
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to describe this cheesy looking Assad's
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Digital World replacement that silic and
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Valley Plans to shuffle people into as
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they attempt to shift Society into a
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phase where they expect us and plan us
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to conduct more and more of our lives in
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Virtual spaces as we're increasingly
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expected to rarely leave our homes
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connecting socially Entertainment Games
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work is going to be more natural and
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Vivid of interacting with devices that
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are much more natural and if we do leave
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not to go very
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far I just want to point out really
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quick the logo there is an illusion it's
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the appearance of a twisted infinity
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symbol it's actually a Hollow Circle and
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Microsoft of course came out within days
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to announce they're also going to build
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a Bill Gates version of metaverse for
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teams which they're eerily calling mesh
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like a giant digital net they've trapped
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reality in because if there's one thing
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that will make all of those mostly
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pointless meetings at work go by faster
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it's got to be sitting around in a fake
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office and fake outer space while your
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boss and co-workers yarn on and on about
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stuff you'll be sure to pay even less
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attention to when it's coming out of the
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cartoon mouth of a digital Avatar
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dressed like a giant robot than you
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would if you actually had to sit there
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in physical reality and physically
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listen to any of it in the actual world
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but I'm genuinely optimistic about work
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in the metaverse I'm here at my desk
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where I experience
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experiences but that's what certain
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billionaires apparently expect to happen
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in the not too distant future where
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everything from viruses to climate
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change are justifications to dictate how
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little we're owed to access and
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experience the natural outside world
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it's like all those science fiction
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movies from Body Snatchers to steper
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wives are actually on the verge of sort
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of kind of coming true but in a much
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Lamer way we've talked about it before
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you remember the 2009 Bruce Willis movie
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surrogates right the plot revolved
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around a high-tech future where the
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majority deemed the world too dangerous
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and scary to physically exist in in the
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day-to-day so everyone just opted to
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stay inside the safety of their own
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homes and send more attractive
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physically fit remote controlled
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humanoid robot versions of themselves
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out into society that they could live
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vicariously through
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instead and there's actually a company
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out there working on those but in the
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meantime this is what we're being
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offered who is a good persistent State
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virtual object layer on an interactive
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pass through environment oh you are
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entrance into meta is even called
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Horizon home as in your home is as far
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as your eye can see
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you're going to be able to invite people
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over play games and hang out you'll also
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even have a home office where you can
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work your home is your personal
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space and you may be thinking to
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yourself who cares Facebook sucks I
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don't have a Facebook account I don't
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plan on getting one to reflect who we
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are and what we hope to build I am proud
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to announce that starting today our
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company is now
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meta our mission remains the same it's
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still about bringing people together but
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now we have a new Northstar to help
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bring the metaverse to life and we have
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a new name that reflects the full
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breadth of what we do and the future
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that we want to help
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build from now on we're going to be
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metaverse first not Facebook first that
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means that over time you won't need to
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use Facebook to use our other services
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over time I hope that we are seen as a
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metaverse company but Bill Gates has
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already come out to say that within 3
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years all these virtual meetings that
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people are having now due to the vid are
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going to be happening in the metaverse
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and as we've all witnessed over the
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course of the pandemic in the last two
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years they can easily shift the way
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Society conducts its business and force
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people to use Technologies they
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otherwise wouldn't choose to on their
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own CU that's already been happening and
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this is all a part of what's been deemed
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the great reset right the main ad for
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meta also has that theme the great reset
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theme the death and rebirth of society
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at large symbolically written all over
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it I used to love studying Classics and
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the word meta comes from the Greek word
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meaning
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Beyond nothing you see in these kinds of
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commercials is
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accidental if it's in the presentation
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anywhere it's there for a reason and you
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don't have to take my word for that this
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time in a world where people tend to
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overlook symbolism as reading too much
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into things if you point it out Z ber or
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someone working with him really wanted
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to make sure people understood that
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symbolism was being purposefully
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employed here because at one point in
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his presentation he's sitting in front
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of a bookshelf and of the few books
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whose titles are legible you can clearly
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see he has a copy of tash's book of
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symbols prominently featured there on
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the Shelf so despite the fact that
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symbols can mean all kinds of things
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depending on who you ask and why we're
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going to go ahead and reference that
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book as he's clearly blinging it here as
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a go-to so you have this ad that they've
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been they put it everywhere they put at
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the top of YouTube they put it in movie
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theaters it's probably on TV I don't
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have but I'm
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assuming and in it you have this group
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of Millennials who have just come from a
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room in an art museum where the art
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portrays the sun shining in fact the one
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on the right that's only seen for a
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brief moment as the woman steps out of
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the way actually shows a sun on top of a
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pyramid there's actually a presentation
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on the Ted Talk uh by a guy 5 years ago
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titled Atlantis in the roots of Egypt
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and he's claiming they've run all of
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this stuff through computer models and
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that the Great Pyramid at chops was
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originally crowned by a 2.7 M gold
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sphere equivalent to the mathematical
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number e which was meant to symbolize
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the Eye of Horus that he theorized
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through his computerized mathematical
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models used to be used as a form of
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worship of the sun and the star
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serus but I
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digress these people are me mized by
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this painting that's in front of them of
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a tiger attacking a
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[Music]
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buffalo and there's some really old
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folktales regarding the tiger and the
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Buffalo there's a Chinese version a
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Vietnamese version which teaches how the
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tiger got his stripes but personally I'm
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guessing the reason this painting was
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chosen is more about the circumstances
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under which it was painted it's entitled
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fight between a tiger and a buffalo and
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it was completed by French artist HRI
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rouso in 1908 according to the Cleveland
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Museum of Art Russo worked on the
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painting while he was imprisoned for
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fraud and the thing is is rouso himself
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never left France so we're told that his
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inspiration for this tropical jungle
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scene was all done purely from his
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imagination after reading travel books
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and visiting the local botanical gardens
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so what you have in essence is a man
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who's never been to the Jungle himself
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painting something purely from his
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imagination while locked in a prison
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cell
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and that's the artwork they chose to
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introduce you to this meta which I feel
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is more than a little
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disturbing it's life much like the one
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in the world economic forum and its
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great reset describes for all of us in
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the future where we won't really be
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expected to leave our homes for work or
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school or hanging out with family or
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visiting or or travel they're talking
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about that all the time now but that's
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okay right because using our VR goggles
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in The Meta we can go anywhere you're
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going to really feel like you're there
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with other people this is the dimension
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of imagination but back to this
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commercial there's a lot more going on
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here than just a tiger attacking a
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buffalo and the uncanny valley of
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oversized jungle plants and googly-eyed
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dancing animals after these people
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venture out into the painting a little
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ways they're greeted by an owl which a
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lot of people know as a symbol of wisdom
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but which the Tashan book that
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Zuckerberg owns points out is actually
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known the world over as the consort of
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death
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and so we've got this book as well of
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course and the entry on owls talks about
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how they have extremely Keen Vision thus
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it is not surprising that owls have
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become symbols of both acute awareness
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the invisible sear in the dark the bird
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of crafty skill that accompanies Athena
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Greek goddess of civilization protector
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of Athens and of the stunning power of
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death mortal Terror of the stealthy
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visitor in the night in Germany and
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Eastern Europe and Lighting on a
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dwelling or Barn is deemed to foreshadow
00:20:01
an imminent death and this Association
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extends across most of the world
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including for example the alliance in
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Native American mythology of the owl
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with Skeleton Man the god of death but
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as often the powers of death are also
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the powers of transformation and the owl
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is symbolically bound to the renewal of
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life that is mythically implicit in
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death once the owl flies up you see in
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the back of the painting that the sun is
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Now setting and the Moon is rising over
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the
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water again the Sun and Moon are
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mentioned in Tashan as symbols of the
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eyes of Horus so that would be the
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second time that's come up in addition
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the moon and the water are two very
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distinct symbols representing the
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subconscious
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mind and in the water we see what looks
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like a gate and the reflection of that
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gate in the water makes a hexagonal
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structure and Beyond it taking up most
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of the sky is Saturn the hexagon being a
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appropriate symbol for Saturn if you've
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ever seen pictures of its
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whole in other words it looks like we're
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being invited to the portal of
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Saturn now Tan's book of symbols only
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references Saturn
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twice once is a picture of Saturn
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devouring one of his sons with no
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further commentary under the entry for
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the symbolism of the mouth as a
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reference to the engulfing jaws of death
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as if Saturn is just going to devour us
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all and the other is on the page for the
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entry on the symbolism of prison which
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is now the second time prison has come
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up in this short ad here on this page
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about prison it talks about alchemy
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depicting Saturn as the governor of the
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prison in which soul for the motivating
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Spirit of both will and compulsion was
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bound Saturn is associated with lead
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cold and the darkest time of year
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implying the weight of limiting
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circumstances by which our soaring
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aspirations are Shackled kind of an
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interesting symbol to show us for a
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place where they claim we can do
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anything right instead of looking at a
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screen you're going to be in these
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experiences and then it talks about the
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literal sense of what prison symbolizes
00:22:14
and that at the bleakest level it's
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nothing more than the soul getting
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tramed not only by incarceration but
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degradation violation and false arrest
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so that is the reference in this book in
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regards to Saturn
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Manley P hall further elaborates on
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Saturn in his work the secret teachings
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of all ages he says to the initiate the
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skeleton of death holding in bony
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fingers the reaper Scythe denotes Saturn
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Kronos the father of the Gods carrying
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the sickle with which he mutilated
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oranos his own sire in the language of
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the Mysteries and this is in italics the
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spirits of men are the powdered bones of
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Saturn the latter deity was always
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worshiped under the symbol of the base
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or footing in as much as he was
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considered to be the substructure
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upholding
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creation Hall then continues with a few
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paragraphs of allegory regarding the
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mystery of human evolution of the spirit
00:23:11
and soing matter that eventually becomes
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man and raises him to the estate of the
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Gods which sounds an awful lot like the
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promise of
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transhumanism shots of Saturn are also
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prominently featured in other meta
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videos including the main presentation
00:23:28
where at one point a little girl and her
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grandma go into meta and literally take
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a virtual trip to Saturn actually I have
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to write this paper will you help me
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let's take a closer
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look what part of the solar system are
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we talking about
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Saturn just in case the symbolism hasn't
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been picked up on any of the other times
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it's been shown which is a
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lot an image of this moment where these
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two are staring at Saturn from the
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perspective of the viewer which means
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the viewer is also staring at Saturn was
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also sent out as the official
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announcement of the name change on The
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Meta newsroom's Twitter
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account and right after the name change
00:24:08
was announced too just by the way a
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hashtag went momentarily viral on social
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media hash Facebook dead because
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apparently the word meta is pronounced
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like the feminine form of the Hebrew
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word for dead and so that was going
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around the media as well and just in
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case you weren't absolutely sure I mean
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this has really hit you over the head
00:24:28
amount of confirmation of symbolism
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repeated symbolic
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elements hey are you coming yeah just
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got to find something to wear this is
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probably the reason why Zuckerberg's
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wardrobe cuz he's talking about how we
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can have all these outfits in meta his
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wardrobe consists of his usual black
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shirt and pants but also a skeleton suit
00:24:47
just like the Native American mythology
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mentioned in tashion
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suggests and an astronaut suit you know
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for when you go to Saturn or whatever
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so it isn't my abundance of symbolism
00:25:01
but former Facebook's that meta will be
00:25:03
some kind of digital door to the
00:25:05
underworld well known in mythology to be
00:25:08
a place where death and rebirth
00:25:09
initiations are said to take place and I
00:25:12
just want to point out too that these
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people in this commercial kind of look
00:25:15
like they're being forced to dance
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against their will I mean I mean take
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out this upbeat music and slow it all
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down a little and you tell me what's
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happening here because whatever it is it
00:25:24
kind of looks
00:25:26
uncomfortable and I get that they're
00:25:28
making reality seem horrible right now
00:25:31
so that nobody will want to deal with it
00:25:33
at all but unless they're just joshing
00:25:35
us here I don't understand how they're
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going to get everyone to just accept
00:25:39
reality being replaced so we can all
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live in the Ready Player One trailer
00:25:42
park and hang out and what my friend Amy
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calls these '90s PlayStation Graphics
00:25:47
truly I mean no disrespect when I ask
00:25:49
this but are they hiding the real text
00:25:51
somewhere in the back and presenting us
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with something they came up with 20
00:25:55
years ago just to see if we'll bite
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because Tupac's hologram back in 2012
00:26:00
blows all of this stuff they're showing
00:26:01
in the presentation away and that was
00:26:03
you know 10 years ago heck 70 Star Trek
00:26:06
makes this look old okay and there's
00:26:09
just something incredibly creepy about
00:26:12
Zuckerberg talking about how much fun it
00:26:14
will be for users to set stuff on fire
00:26:16
and shoot people in the immersive
00:26:18
virtual reality he refers to as feeling
00:26:21
oh so natural in games they're working
00:26:23
on for the platform like Grand Theft
00:26:25
Auto I'm excited to announce that the
00:26:28
Rockstar Games classic Grand Theft Auto
00:26:31
San Andreas is in development for Quest
00:26:33
2 this new version of what I think is
00:26:36
one of the greatest games ever made will
00:26:38
offer players an entirely new way to
00:26:40
experience this iconic open world in
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virtual
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[Music]
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reality thing no usual love I will never
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dream of your love to take me l you take
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me there
