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Hello pals. Welcome back to the dtfh, your sanctuary on the worldwide web. An oasis of joy, bliss, peace and most importantly, hardcore UFO data. We gotta talk about this first. I don't know if you guys remember this or not, but it was only a few months ago, what eight months ago, nine months ago, that suddenly there are these UFO hearings. There was talk of UAPs, weird things getting shot down over Alaska, and most importantly an incredibly annoying smokescreen of bureaucratic acronyms that made no sense. A general feeling of there might be something or there might not be something, but they're having these hearings. Senators or I don't know if you saw it, but senators were being shown weird top secret shit. Videos of them coming out of these meetings, their faces pale. Whatever they were shown freaked them the fuck out. And them had all got memory hold kind of, it just sort of went away. Or maybe we just got bored of it because there wasn't any kind of decisive answer regarding the existence of aliens, alien wreckage ships, UFOs, hyperdimensional beings. There was so much speculation. We had Tucker Carlson saying these things could be like demonic entities. We had people saying that they're, it's us, it's, it's some kind of new drone. There were rabbit holes after rabbit holes, there was arguments and the UFO community, people were identified as charlatans, people were identified as liars. And the whole thing became such a confusing spiral of half information or information that was coming from non confirmed sources that I think all of us just got sick of it and went back to watching below deck because who gives a fuck? It was just too much. Now the conspiratorial part of me thinks that, you know, if I was the federal government and if indeed somehow I'd recovered crashed UFOs and people started leaking this information and I knew that it was going to get out there, then what I would do would not be to deny it necessarily, but to just completely confuse the matter, make it seem boring, make it seem way too much, like it's too much work to look into it and hope that it died on the vine. But it hasn't died on the vine. And if you are someone who pays attention to this stuff, then you're already aware of the new drop which I'm just going to read some of this to you. Can you pull that up Josh, so people could see it? PA Pentagon is illegally hiding secret UFO program from Congress Whistleblowers allege new government whistleblower reveals for the first time the name of the unacknowledged Special Access Program. USAP for Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena. Uaps. Now I just want to stop there. Whoever is doing this, just this, the acronyms, the acronym person in the deep state is a monster. A monster. There's someone who I imagine just like eats liver. Like that's all they do is they love like liver and bland foods and they sit in some fucking cubicle and they're given all the information and their job is to transform potentially like earth shattering revelations into something so incredibly mind numbingly dull. And that's the acronym, man. I don't know who that is, but they exist. Someone because you know, we live in a, it's a bureaucracy. So anytime you hear unacknowledged Special Access Program or Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena, some meeting, probably a series of meetings have been hat where groups of soulless reptilians sit around a fucking table trying not to shape shift because it's probably against the rules. And they're like, how do we make this as boring as we possibly can? Okay, how about usap? Usap. It's so boring. It's so boring. And if you look at it, can you bring the picture up again please? That's General Lloyd Austin testifying before the Senate Armed Service Committee during his confirmation. And look how bored he is. That's the bored angry look of a man who's had too many acronyms shoved down his throat. That's all he's thinking about is like, how do I remember all these acronyms? They're horrible. Satanic. They're satanic. There's something really dark about it. Now the good news here is this is very long and there's a bunch of great takeaways here. But I'm going to show you something that I have started to do and this is incredible because it, my brain is slowly dissolving. I'm 50 now and it's just downhill, man. So anytime I have an article like that, I throw it into ChatGPT and hit enter. And ChatGPT, which I hope one day will be implanted in my brain, breaks this down for me in a way that makes it so that I don't have to use my poor limping lame. My brain has scoliosis. If it had a spine it would be twisted. But I'm going to just read the takeaways. Oh wait, sorry, I have to change this. Sorry guys, I was asking. Another thing I do with ChatGPT is I put in the transcription of YouTube episodes asking like, is this going to get flagged? And I just put the Transcription of a upcoming Tony Inch Cliff episode in. It's like it's all bad. Everything's bad. So now it's just telling me about what I could say on the podcast about UFOs, and I'm having to tell it to reset. Let's try this again. Here we go. Okay, here we go. The Pentagon's all Domain Anomaly Resolution Office released a report in May 2024 dismissing claims of extraterrestrial technology and reverse engineering as a result of circular reporting among a small group of believers. This report was criticized and. Hold on. The essence of what this is is that a whistleblower is revealing that the program that all of the UFO people have suspected is real. Now, this isn't just a bullshit whistleblower. The takeaway from this article which we have down here, um, one of these individuals is a current or former US government official acting as a UAP whistleblower. So this isn't just like some fucking baked dude that they found wandering down the street who's like, they got a secret program? This is someone inside. The person has written a report that says the executive branch has been managing UAP slash NHI issues without congressional knowledge, oversight or authorization for some time, quite possibly decades now. From what I hear, it's a legit whistleblower. And this does back up what Grush was saying when he came out and said pretty much the exact same thing. Now the reason if you're for my non UFO people or people are just bored of this shit or don't want to deal with it, the reason that we're getting these whistleblowers is because they actually pass something. Let me look it up. Let me find it here. God damn it. It's so hard to parse through this shit. Unidentified anomalous phenomena. UAP whistleblowing under the James Info National Defense Authorization act for fiscal year 2023. Basically, they made it so that if you're a whistleblower and you come out blowing your fucking whistle, you're not going to get. You will become immune to prosecution if you sign NDAs or whatever. That's essentially what happened, which is why these things are leaking out. Because people in Congress, once they started hearing whispers of this, they didn't like it because they want to know everything that's going on. And the idea that there's some secret branch of the government that is outside of the power of the federal government is not only like infuriating for them, but also it's like, goes against the Constitution. It goes against everything. This shit. There isn't supposed to be something like that where. Because once that happens, it's like, you know, if you ever hear people talk about the CIA, it's a similar thing. Apparently it became so massive and powerful and secretive that aspects of it just grow in the darkness. And there's all these loopholes and ways around disclosing stuff to Congress, to the people. And so this is what this is, and this is really exciting for UFO people because forever we've been hearing that there is some kind of beyond top secret level of the government, some kind of men in black shit, that for real, they've like, you know, there's presidents who say that they've seen aliens. There's NASA scientists and astronauts and people who like, talk about this stuff in a way that's so frustrating because who do you believe? And so I guess the point is this, this is a really interesting new drop because it's another whistleblower. They haven't said who it is yet, but the whistleblower apparently is in the government right now. Now, this could be anybody. You have to remember they've been showing senators stuff that they're not showing us. Like, we know that for sure. Can you look up like a senator leaving UFO briefing? I mean, you just got to see this shit if you haven't seen it yet. And you know, some of these people, as much as you would like to believe that all elected officials are corrupt, bought out demons who only want to do insider training or launder tax money through, like, giving money to foreign wars, some of them actually are good people. This is crazy. I mean, I don't know how many of them, but I like to believe that some of them have not been bought. Some of them have some kind of actual, like, ethical stance in the world, but maybe not. But I like to believe that. There you go. Senator Dan Sullivan speaks following classified UFO briefing. Let's pull that up. You guys got to see this. It's a minute and 53 seconds. Hopefully we're allowed to do this. I've been trying to talk to YouTube about what I can do. I don't know, but, yeah, check this out. Thanks, Josh. All right, here we go. So two things. First, I just want to compliment the Alaska forces. They have been really, really, really busy. Okay. You may have seen the news. Russian bear bombers and fighters tried to get into our ADIZ last night in Alaska. We went and intercepted those guys. Okay, so huge shout out. Wait, this isn't the one, Josh. Hold on. Keep looking. There's weirdly, a lot of different senators reacting To UFO briefing. Look up. Senator reacts to UFO briefing. And you know a lot of this stuff, and this is going to make me sound absolutely insane, I guess. Keep scrolling down. A lot of this stuff will show up and then just disappear. Okay, here. This is good. Just play this one for a second. Why does the most advanced health and fitness. I want to swim in a pool. I want to wear a spandex. Unidentified anomalous phenomena. The rest of us call them UFOs. Caroline Shively reports it's about more than little green men. The hearing is about billions of dollars going into the Pentagon's secret programs. There's another thing. Oh, we're looking. And so is the House Oversight Committee holding a closed door meeting Friday about UFOs. This video of a Navy F A18 jet cruise encounter is just one of the mysteries they're looking into. A sighting already investigated by the Pentagon. Okay, stop there. So this is what we know. And as someone who just goes down every rabbit hole I can find, the way I protect myself from going completely insane is I try to find like, what do you actually know? What's the real data points? And one thing we know for sure is these people are being briefed about something that they're calling UAPs. Now what they're being shown and what they're being told, we don't know. Let's see if this is a guy reacting to it. Tens of millions of dollars on something that they say doesn't exist. You know, and I'm not talking about little green man or flying saucers. I just like to. I just like to know what they're spending the money on. Congress seems less interested in outer space than the inner workings of secret Pentagon programs. Okay, stop it there. So this, what we're looking at here is if it's real, it's the biggest scandal ever. Like, it's so crazy to imagine that there's some mutant branch of the federal government that is not controlled by the normal systems of control and that these people are dangerous. Like the. Now this is not. I can't verify this stuff but you know, supposedly the reason people haven't been blowing the whistle about this is not just because they signed NDAs, it's because they'll fucking kill you. Like, they take it so seriously. They're murderous and to like and Grush, you know, apparently experienced all kinds of bizarre attacks in lots of different ways because they have infinite funding. That's the other problem is it's like these people, they apparently have all the money. They could do whatever they want. And where it becomes infuriating, aside from the fact that we all pay taxes, and if you're paying taxes and that money is somehow being diverted into a program benefiting people that you don't even know exist, who haven't been elected, who have agreements with private contractors like Lockheed Martin, Raytheon or whatever, and that this is just a way of, like, pushing taxpayer money into the military industrial complex without anyone being aware of it, with no oversight. The other reason it's infuriating is that there is some possibility that assuming these aren't aliens, or if they, maybe they're reverse engineered, you know, hyperdimensional ships, who the fuck knows? But there's some possibility that they have discovered something that would completely change the way we do everything that whatever these things are using to move through time space, we could use not just for, like, surveillance drones or some war machine, but potentially to, like, change the way we. We get from point A to point B. And maybe it has something to do with energy. Maybe they figured out a way to derive energy from the quantum vacuum or something like that. Regardless, when you start seeing things like this pop up, if you're like me, you have to overcome the frustration and understand that just anytime anything like this makes it to the surface, it's a big deal. Even if they memory hole it again, even if they acronym it into meaninglessness, the fact that stuff like this is continuing to bubble to the surface shows there's a lot of stuff happening underground. There's a lot of movement happening underground. And the more that people come out and whistleblow, the more other people feel the courage to come out and whistleblow. Because usually things like this are like little holes in a dam. And eventually there's no way that they can stop the leaks. And then the dam explodes. And then maybe we will finally get the stoner's dream of disclosure. Finally. We've been being edged. Friends, you know how it feels. All of us have just been being edged by some invisible fucking hand for years. Years. And not just, like, because we've heard stories out there that these things exist, but because some of us who have used psychedelics have experienced visions implying the existence of these things. Terence McKenna was the best at articulating these things. When I try to talk about visions I've had or things I've seen, I just sound like a drooling dope. But anyone who has taken a healthy dose of any kind of psychedelic at some point, you do get a weird feeling that you have been contacted or are communicating or intuiting something that is being concealed in default reality on purpose. And also, like people I've talked to have had these experiences. There also is some sense that it's all part of a bigger plan. That this is actually something that has been worked out not by the federal government, but by something bigger than the federal government. Maybe something off world that there is a plan. Now. I love thinking about that. You know, my mind generally will go to this is military technology. If I'm betting on it, I'm going to say it's military tech. We developed it on world. It's not alien wreckage. We didn't reverse engineer alien ships. And I was talking to one of my friends, he's a big UFO buff, I don't know what you would call it. And I was saying, you know, Occam's Razor, Occam's Razor, we have to use that. And it's the. I'll read it to you right now because I got schooled on Occam's Razor and it was awesome. Occam's Razor. In philosophy, Occam's Razor is the problem solving principle that recommends searching for explanations constructed with the smallest possible set of elements. It's also known as the principle of parsimony or law of parsimony. So the idea being, you know, the simple solution, that's probably what it is. And so I was telling him that and his response was, okay, well let's use that simple solution in this case. What's the most simple solution? Here is the most simple solution that for decades countless high level military people have been hiding huge leaps forward in our understanding of physics. That somehow all of the scientists, all of the people who, all the physicists who've been participating in these programs have shielded the public from their discoveries. Or could it be that the most simple solution is the people flying the jets are seeing UFOs that aren't our shit? That maybe that's the most simple solution? I don't know. I don't want to believe it because I don't want to get my hopes up. And maybe that's not a thing to get your hopes up about, by the way, you know, because we don't know exactly what these things are like. There's something comforting in the idea that they're military tech in the sense that they're like whatever country you live in military tech. If there's some other country's military tech, we're fucked. But the idea that finally we are being invited into some kind of galactic community is just Too woo woo for me and too exciting. Which is why I sort of have to be careful. Because my cynicism sometimes maybe makes me go in the wrong direction. In this case, it's a big fucking question mark. But it's. What you can be certain about is that once things like this start dripping out, you'll see more of it. Once. Now that this is out in the world, who is the whistleblower? What else do they know? What other things are going to come out? Eventually, one of these people is just going to upload a bunch of pics to the Internet because they're going to get so fucking frustrated. And then they'll say those are fake. But it's a bigger. Like all of this stuff is like. It's a. It. There. There's something. If you get too lost in the UAP UFO stuff, then I think you can miss something bigger that's happening. And again, I always try to go to the provable stuff, like what's actually happening. And there's a few things that are emerging into planetary consciousness that are going to permanently change the culture. And it's not UFOs. One of them, which I talk about too much, is artificial intelligence. Now, before I get into this, I want to refer you to Buckminster Fuller. If you're not familiar with who that is, can you pull up Buckminster Fuller? Josh, thank you again. It is such a luxury to have someone pulling things up. He said bunk. What? Buck. Buck. Not bunk. I said bunk. Tonight, Buckminster Fuller. This dude. Now, this guy is such a genius and such a unique person. If you ever seen the geodesic domes floating out there, those crazy things the hippies like to live in. That's because of Buckminster Fuller and his book. Spaceship Earth is so good, you should check it out. His point being, we're on a spaceship. The planet is a spaceship. We know now that the galaxies, we know solar systems move. That it's not like the sun is just sitting there. That there's a. We're all in some kind of fleet, a planetary fleet that's moving through space. And we're living on a spaceship. It's a spaceship. And so in the book Spaceship Earth, he talks about these things that happen that change global consciousness forever. And he sort of maps out the expansion of human beings from just living on the land to becoming a seafaring civilization. And how the moment you go from living on the land, the more you discover territory around you, the bigger your world becomes. So the moment you learn how to traverse the oceans, your planet gets that much bigger. And his point is the moment that we got images of Earth from space and everyone saw what Earth looked like from space, which is. It's interesting to think about how that is a brand new thing that just happened. Like before we were able to launch rockets into space and take pictures, we just had to imagine what the planet might look like. And now we know. Can you pull up a picture of Earth? Yeah. This episode of the DTFH has been supported by the Wizards of health over at AG1. Now, they didn't ask me to talk about my colonoscopy, but I do want to say that just yesterday I was laying on a table with a camera investigating my ass and I was a little worried about it, to be honest. I put it off by a decade. I was supposed to get that colonoscopy 10 years ago, but I didn't do it. You know why? Because I didn't know about propofol or I would have done it every year throughout my 30s and 40s. The point is, guess what? No polyps. Nothing. A pristine rectum. Now, I don't know how much AG one had to do with this, but part of me thinks, is this because of that sweet green nectar of life that I drink every morning? 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One, whether you want to or not, you're forced to recognize that we are all together on this planet. Whether you like it or not. We all live on the same fucking planet. And now we can see it. And so there's a connectivity that happens. It doesn't matter if you want to not be a socialist, a communist, a whatever, we're all on that fucking thing. The other thing that is instantaneously challenging about recognizing we're all on the same planet is you're forced to reckon with the how on one level, how preposterous countries are naming a country. You know, Here, pull up another of these fake ass images of the round Earth. You see that? And it's like, these are land masses, you know, and humans, they draw maps and they create these imaginary boundaries. This is the United States, this is Canada, this is South America. But when you see that, you're seeing a revolutionary depiction of reality. Revolutionary in the sense that it is instantaneous. It's saying, no, we're all living on the same thing. We live on the same landmass. And people that are dead decided to segment those land masses up and call them countries. That's what Buckminster Fuller talked about. It's really cool. He talked about how pirates created the same thing. Like, now people are calling them colonizers. But really it was pirates, the seafaring people, who discovered the land masses and would come upon land masses where the populations had yet to discover steel, for example, would just go in and fucking slaughter, slaughter them and say, this is ours now. And they'd put a stupid flag in the ground and say, this is ours. Bugminster Fuller is Saying if you don't keep up with global consciousness, if you show people this thing which we all take for granted at this point and don't follow through with what that means, then you're fucked. The civilization itself is fucked because it's a little bit like, I don't know, like coming to like a 25 year old's house and they're playing with like he men, like they're playing with GI Joes, you know, like seriously playing with them. They're still into their little baby toys. And so the, his point is like the conceptually the baby toy is believing that we're not all sharing a planet together, believing that if you're born in this country or that country, you're better or worse or something like that. When it's whether you like it or not, you are an earthling, you live on earth. Now there's the proof there isn't some separated mass that is real other than it exists in people's minds. As this is the boundary between the United States and Mexico, this is the boundary between the United States in Canada. And so this is an unnerving thing. Though it might seem incredibly simplistic, it's unnerving because so much of what it is to live in the world is your national identity. You're an American, you're a Russian. Slava, Ukraine, you're Iranian, you're Israeli. And so like all of these conceptualizations are implicitly aggressive because the moment you say I'm this and everything else is that you set up a thing you have to defend in the moment that you say, this is my swath of land and that's your swath of land. Now I've got to defend my swath of land. So the obvious sort of course of events that happens when you start marking out territory is war. That's a natural result of going against what is clearly one thing. Oceans are connecting some of the land masses. Land is connecting some of the land masses. So then you have war. I mean, this is just how it works. If you're going to decide this is mine and then you tell a story about it, which is a true story, I'm not denying history. People bled into the soil. People died for our land. For every single fucking land, people die. Like dads got their heads blown off to defend that land. The stories are true, 100% true. But the problem is once you start getting like sentimental about it and start thinking that because you know your grandfather's head got blown off or your great grandfather's head got blown off defending a chunk of land that was named something by a person they would never meet, then the ability to sort of expand your consciousness beyond the boundaries of your. Whatever fucking landmass that you got shot out of a pussy onto is diminished. And you don't get the joy. And a lot of people really get mad about the concept of globalism. And I know why. Because from they're thinking of an economic pirate thinking kind of perspective on globalism, trade is what they're thinking about. But what you rob yourself of is identifying with your entire planet, right? Like you're just identifying with one tiny, small, imaginary chunk of the planet. And you're saying, that's what I am. But it's like you're much bigger than that. You're actually. That's your home. The whole fucking thing, all of it. That, the whole thing is you. That's your mama. That's where you're gonna fucking. Your body's gonna turn into dirt. That's your thing. And so I think Buckminster Fuller was trying to like, you know, point people in that direction. You've gotta, like, go global. Not become a globalist. Not become like, not try to like, apply some kind of exploitive methodology to the way that you exchange goods in the world. Not try to create treaties and fucked up rules with other countries so that you make the most money. That's not what he's talking about when he's talking about globalism. He's talking about just the simple realization that we're all sharing a planet. Not in some hokey virtue signaling this is our planet way, but more from a power based thing. You're sort of, you're neutering yourself if you don't recognize that that's actually what you are. You're way bigger than the United States or Canada or Russia or Ukraine. But this is disruptive because. Can you pull up ant death spiral? Josh, if you will you put up on YouTube, please? Yeah. Look at this. I. This is one of the craziest things ever. You could turn the volume down. These ants, like, what happens is some ant leaves the wrong pheromone trail. And these dumb motherfuckers just follow that pheromone trail in a circle, just like that. And they just go round and round and round, and then they die. Just because some dumb ant sprayed pheromones in the wrong place and they're doomed. That's an ant death spiral. And so when you're born into, onto a planet and into a country, you're told a lot of things generally Any country you're born into, you're told it's the best country on earth. Then you're told that you somehow have consented to the rules of your country. You know, like the Constitution. In the United States, it would be the Constitution. The way we vote, all the machinations of the state, local governments, there's some sense that you voted for that, you wanted that, but you didn't vote for that. Because they don't put it on the ballot. Like in the presidential elections, they don't put on the ballot, let's not do presidents anymore. They won't ever do that. So you don't really get to structurally change things. You just sort of have to accept the fact that, no, this is just the way things are. And so, and at some point, I think it's a fair argument that maybe that was a good methodology for dealing with whatever the particular landscape, the cultural landscape of the world was like. But that changes, the planet changes, everything changes. And so if you keep using, it's pretty fucking naive to imagine that something is still gonna work in the same way that something that is seemingly incredibly resistant to being deconstructed. There's probably people mad at me right now just trying to deconstruct it at all upset is upsetting. You're not supposed to do it. You feel like you're breaking some fucking rule. Like you're not supposed to look at it like that. You know, like I saw some article that popped up on a bunch of right wing websites because they're a butter, because someone was saying like, maybe we need to torch the Constitution. And it was clickbait. And I don't think we'd need to do that. But, you know, I think it is, it's like, okay, you're imagine this. Your parents leave you and your sister at the house with a set of rules on the refrigerator. And they're like, we're going to be back after our date. This is a set of rules designed for like a 12 year old and a 13 year old. But they don't come back. Your parents don't come back. And in this stupid thought experiment, you grow up in the house because one of the rules is you don't leave the house. And now you're like fucking somehow subsisting on whatever. I don't know, you fill in the blank where you get food. Maybe you're photosynthetic, who cares? But the point is, I think sometimes you have to have like a radical analysis of the way things are running and really contemplate whether or not. The way things are running now, before there were images of the Earth from space matches whether the systems that are in place are actually benefiting any of us anymore, including the people upholding the systems. That's where it gets really fucked up. They probably aren't benefiting either. They're probably miserable, top down misery. Just because it's like this is just what we do. Don't you see the note on the refrigerator? It's what we do. And I know that the system in the United States evolves and changes and there's new laws and laws are erased and it does grow. But to get back to what I was trying to get to earlier, UFOs are a symptom. The UAP thing is a symptom. Artificial intelligence is a symptom of the tumult overseas. If you are overseas, some of you watching might actually be in the middle of some war zone. But for those of you who aren't the hurricanes, the way that I don't know how many times I've seen on the Internet, someone saying, I don't want any more history to happen. So if you look at what's happening, it's not just UAPs, it's some form of accelerating series of historic events that we're all experiencing. And so if you have an accelerating series of events that would be talked about for hundreds of years, if another one didn't follow and you tried to apply the rules of a time when those things weren't happening to the fast times, you would be in fucking trouble. Some kind of way of adapting to rapid change needs to be implemented. And if you start applying bureaucratic archaic systems to what appears to be like an insane moment in human history, then we're all going to suffer for it. And so this UAP stuff, which you will definitely see more of, it's like sparks or something that are like flying off of history right now as we get vacuumed up into probably a completely new way of doing everything. Now, can you pull up? I'll spell it for you. And I can never pronounce it. T E, I L. H A R D. Tailored Deschardin. T I L. Sorry. H A R D. Yeah, that guy, Pierre Taylor. Yeah, pull him up. You guys, you should check this guy out. Because if you're familiar with Terence McQuetta, he would talk about essentially what Pierre Teliar de Chardin was talking about before any of the stuff McKenna was experiencing even existed. And so, let's see, I'll just read what it says. He called it the Omega point. And essentially like the Omega point was a way of describing the singularity. But maybe from a theistic perspective, maybe scroll down and I'll read it so I don't completely fuck it up. He was trying to find a way to deal with like, evolution and Christianity simultaneously. Wait, this might be it? Yeah, it's pretty good. Okay, yeah, I'll just read this part. Forces of compression. Tail art calls the contributing universal energy that generates the Omega point. Which by the way, the Omega point is what he called a place of maximum harmony and maximum complexity. It's the end of time. The contributing universal energy that generates the Omega point. Forces of compression. Unlike the scientific definition, which incorporates gravity and mass tail arts, forces of compression are sourced from communication and contact between human beings. This value is limitless and directly correlated with entropy. It suggests that as humans continue to interact, consciousness evolves and grows. For the theory to occur, humans must also be bound to the finite Earth. It's like you can't build up the pressure. He's talking about if we could get the fuck off the planet. Because if there was a million other Earths that were like, inhabited with people you agree with or less people or know people, no one would be on this Earth anymore. There would only be a few people living here. We'd all evacuate. So he's saying you gotta like lock them in the room. Essentially, the creation of this boundary forces the world's convergence upon itself, which he theorizes to result in time ending in communion with the Omega point. God. This portion of Tailart's thinking shows his lack of expectation for humans to engage in space travel and transcend the bounds of Earth. So again, you have to realize this guy, there was no Internet when he was alive. And he talked about like the. That Earth would grow a kind of global consciousness. He didn't know it'd be the Internet, but he knew it was coming. And that global consciousness would create an acceleration towards the Omega point. And the way he put it, and I think about it all the time, is that we are being convicted into God. So what's really happening? Our experience of the passage of time is actually the experience of, I don't know, like, imagine if God had a tractor beam and was pulling Earth and time space into God's self. Well, the closer you got to that, the quicker things would change, the more things would become bizarre, almost magical seeming. And also the more old things that didn't fit into maximum complexity and maximum harmony, things that lended themselves to fighting and struggle and war and chaos. Those things would die, they would fall away. They would be like the shit that burns up when a rocket goes back into space. And so that's what we're seeing right now, which is eventually any kind of like hyper aggressive, anti harmony way of doing things is just not going to work. It won't work. There will have to be harmony. There will have to be a way for all of us to interact in a way that is nonviolent, in a way that is peaceful, in a way that prevents the other way that. And this is what Buckminster Fuller was talking about. I don't know if Taylor de Chardin talked about this, but Buckminster Fuller basically like, I wouldn't be surprised if Morrissey got this from him. If it's not love, it's the bomb that will bring us together. And so that's the other possibility is like, well, another way to find harmony would be to just erase the species for all of us to die out. And hopefully that isn't what the form of apocalypse we're going to experience. But I think it's safe to say that we are all, and if not us, our children are going to experience what, for lack of a better word, you would call an Apocalypse Now. The term itself has been misused so many times that people associate it with something awful. But what it actually means is lifting of the veil. The bride lifts the veil, the groom gives her a big wet tongue kiss and they fuck. That's the apocalypse. It's the hidden, not the hidden UFO programs, but all hidden programs are revealed. Whatever the fuck this thing is, this pressure cooker, whatever. The great mysteries are illuminated. And in that illumination, global consciousness permanently shifts in a way that is probably incomprehensible to anyone alive today. But you can look back in history and you could see how this does happen. How there was a time when people would try to get milk out of their cow and it wouldn't come. And they would think, that's my fucking neighbor. That fucking bitch is a witch. She's a fucking witch. And they wouldn't say that like joking or stoned and joking. I think my neighbor's a witch. They wouldn't mean it. My neighbor is kissing goat assholes in the forest under the moon. It's light. She's flying on a broom and she's dried up my cow. And they would mean it. So we know that global consciousness shifts because now if somebody said that, they would seem insane. So there's so many examples of this shared default reality of the past that now seems like a waking dream. Or something like that. So it is not crazy to say that that is going to happen again. But for that to happen, you have to say goodbye to all kinds of stupid shit if you're going to get past the. My neighbor is making my cow's udders dry. Which can't be a fun morning. It can't be fun. It's already sucks. There's no milk. But now your neighbor is in league with Lucifer. Like, how are you going to have a good day after that? How are you going to sleep at night? You're going to have bad dreams, but you got to let go. You got to let go of that. And so that means. And what's funny about modernity, I had this great dream. In the dream, I went back in time and I thought to myself, whoa, everything's new here. Like, because I somehow I imagine going back in time, everything would seem musty and, I don't know, like an antique store stupid. But every previous generation that lived believed that what was around them was cutting edge modernity. They thought they were at the apex, and they were, because that's where you are right now. But they weren't. But everything seemed to make sense. And this is how you did it. Totally made sense back then. And so that means we. Everyone likes to think that we figured it all out. We're not like them. We're not like literally every past generation that ever lived. No, we are modernity. We do have it figured out. We're not superstitious. The cow's udders are not dry because of a witch. But we're superstitious in other ways. And the global delusion right now that will, if we make it out of this period in history, definitely be looked at probably in the same light as a witch fucking up your cow. Is the concept of countries, the concept that a planet of people with the same fucking DNA looking the same, walking the same. What's really fucking crazy is, like, even our language is the same. Even though it might sound completely different. One of the emerging weird new fields that's coming up, I guess you call it a field, is that they've come to realize that, like, the way an LLM, a large language model works is it finds vectors between words. And the vectors between similar words go back to the Eric Weinstein episode I want to print like, I don't understand it. But a pattern emerges in language. And what's really fascinating about it is that it doesn't matter what language you drop in. The pattern stays the same. It's the exact same fucking Pattern. It's like we're picking different ornaments to hang on the linguistic Christmas tree. But it's the same fucking tree. So my point being, we're all essentially the same. We all want to be happy. We all love our kids. We all. 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You know, the thing, like it used to happen to me. I'd look in the mirror and be like, you fat fuck. I don't know if you do that or not, but I used to. I would just insult myself. The opposite of what people. You know, people have the sticky note on their mirror and they're like, you aren't beautiful. I love you. So I would be like, you. Look at you. Look at you. Wreck. You're like a wreck. You're like a derelict boat. Antarctica, fat derelict boat. Just a piece of. I used to say that to myself, but then I got into therapy. That was my mask. I glued it on, or it got glued on me, or. I don't know what happened, but this is what happens as a kid. These poor little kids out there, they're just like soft wax. You are a soft, waxy brain. And then, you know when the Game of Thrones or the Kings are always shoving their ring into the wax, that's your childhood. And sometimes that ring says, you're a dick. And then your brain just decides that's what you are. It's a mask. It's horrible. 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Here's another way to put it. At some point, there was a fish swimming around a beautiful coral reef a long, long time ago. And this fish didn't know it because it's a fucking fish, but it had mutated in a way that was creating an eye, some rudimentary low level way of interpreting photons. And suddenly it realizes it's been swimming around a reef. It realizes there's a shape, there's a form here that things are not just biochemical signatures of what might be good to eat or heat, but there's now a visual component. And that fish, if it could talk, which you can underwater. I just had this conversation with my kid. Would probably want to tell all the other fish, guys, there's a reef here and it's insane. It's beautiful. There's parts of it where the food that we're always looking for just is so we don't have to just smell our way to it anymore. That fish would sound out of its fucking mind. It would sound like a witch probably. It would be able to like go to the part of the reef where there's food and that and the other fish would think it's a. It's Jesus. It's a Jesus fish. It's working miracles here. What the fuck is that? And it's not doing anything special other than it can see a thing that all the other fish can't see. And so gradually, I'm assuming the fish that has eyes is going to be the one all the other fish want to fuck. So that Fish produces more fish that have eyes, and boom. Now we've got fish with eyes that stare at you when you catch them, pluck them out of the ocean. They lay on the boat and they look at you with those dead eyes. You know, I often think about, like, if fish could emote. Like, if fish were able to do more than just, like, do that, like, Botox stare at you after you catch them. But they. You could see. Like, they could scream or cry or look sad, even that. I wonder if we would eat as many fish. Like, it's. If only they had evolved the ability to emote the. So that happens. That's another thing. It's a data point. This happens. Things that we thought weren't there because we didn't have the ability to see them. Suddenly we can see them because we grew a new appendage. And so the other thing that the implication of living on a planet is that's spinning is we're in a centrifuge. It's some kind of planetary centrifuge. We're stuck. We're spinning. And what happens on Earth because we're in a centrifuge is the same thing that happens when you throw a bunch of shit in a centrifuge. It eventually blends together. So we've all heard about, like, microplastics, right? Like, we all have microplastics in our bodies, and we've essentially started to merge with plastic. And if you've ever seen the Fly with Jeff Goldblum, oh, my God, it's the best. He's, like, inventing a teleportation mechanism. And basically, I guess, the computer deconstructs his body, sends him across the room and reconstructs it. And the fly, this poor motherfucker, a fly gets into his teleporter, and so the computer reconfigures him with the fly. And, you know, it's just. The movie is just all about him dealing with the fact that, like, his dick is falling off and he doesn't care because it feels so good to be a fly. And so that's. That's what we're all experiencing, but in a much slower kind of way. We're blending together. We're merging. We're not just merging because we're fucking each other. We're merging with inorganic materials. And also, I think you might as well call your phone an appendage at this point. Yeah, it's like a modular appendage that you can, like, put down and you can lose and you can find and you can get a new one, but it's an appendage. It's a thing that's always around you. You can't function in society without the fucking thing. You feel like you're doing special if you spend an hour without your phone. So this is a new appendage, and it's a thinking appendage now. So the appendage is like evolving in front of us, which is crazy that we the, you know, the seeing fish in my example, it took so long for that to finally happen. Such a great series of mutations to get to the point where it could see. Because we live in this crazy timeline now. We are watching. We've grown an appendage that is giving us all kinds of crazy abilities. We can now instantaneously communicate with the entire planet. We can order food on our appendage. If you want food now, all you have to do is type a few buttons on your appendage. And the appendage has made it easier so you don't have to look for. If you just order what you ordered last time, one click, boom, there's food at your house. That's insane. What a wild thing. Like, imagine if a lizard tail. If lizards could do that with their tails, they just wave it in the right way, and a delicious beetle gets brought to their fucking, like, rock by other beetles or lizards. You know what I'm saying? It's nuts, right? So we've grown this appendage, but we didn't. The difference is we. The way natural selection is like, evolving our appendages is by something called market pressure. It's anytime there's a need for something in the market, things evolve. Better phones. Poor Apple. They already gave us this insane fucking thing. It's crazy what it does. And these poor motherfuckers every year have to, like, upgrade the appendage in a startling way. And if they don't upgrade the appendage, then, you know, people are like, it just reminds me of my old tentacle. It's basically the same, maybe a little shinier. And it's hilarious because it's like, look what they've already fucking done. What do you want? And so because of that market pressure, what's Apple doing right now? Apple AI? And a lot of people are dissing Apple AI because people are impatient and don't understand what it was like to be born before video games. They don't understand olds like me. We had the Atari 2600 and that blew our fucking minds. That blew our minds across the living room. Like it was the most insane thing to control something on the TV with a dildo. Wow. Magic. And so olds like me, whenever something like starts popping up like Apple AI, we look at it from the bigger perspective. Atari 2600 to Elden Ring like that is insane. The short amount of time between what video games were and what they are now and what they're becoming, it's crazy. So when Apple Intelligence pops up, I don't look at that as like, yeah, it's not going to work at first. Of course it's not. Yeah, they're not going to release it right away. It's going to slowly drip into our machines. But this is it. The appendage is now becoming a brain. It's gone from being a transmitter and a receiver to a fucking brain. So this thing that we are now carrying around with us is going to start thinking. Maybe not like us, but it's definitely going to start thinking. And then the obvious next step is that the appendage. It's annoying to carry the fucking appendage around, isn't it? I don't like it. Do you like the feeling of a. Of a. Essentially like a mini TV in your pocket gets hot beeps. It's annoying, man. I don't like it. And also the aesthetics of it are horrifying. Walking around the modern world these days is just so depressing. No one looking at each other. Everyone's staring into their phones. Anytime I have a mildly anxious moment in traffic, just a few extra minutes of having to deal with my own life, I pull out my phone. It's like a. It's like a. It's like a. The thing. What is it? Asthmatics use inhaler. A nebula. An inhaler. It's like that. It's a little technological. Inhale. You inhaler. When you start having a. Not an asthma attack, but an existential crisis. So you just puff on your little inhaler, you stare at Instagram or whatever, you get mad, you get happy. But regardless, you're distracting yourself. So this fucking thing is now going to start thinking, interacting with us, evolving and adapting based on, like, how we are with it. And we're going to get sick of carrying it around and it's going to help us. That's the other thing about the appendage. The appendage is going to help us evolve the appendage even faster. It's going to discover things, it's going to innovate ways of coding and of doing stuff that we haven't even thought of yet, which is going to allow next year Apple to come out with who knows what. The Apple time traveler, the Apple teleporter, whatever the fuck it is. And so eventually, look at what Zuckerberg is doing with the glasses. It's going into our glasses, friends. It's going into our glasses, and then it's going into our brains, and then it's not going to seem like something other than us anymore. It's going to seem like us. And while all of this is happening and yeah, maybe it's 20 years before we start getting neural implants. Pull that shit up. Look at Zuckerberg wearing these things. Just like, if you're a. Can you pull that picture of him up on the side there? Look at that. That's like every peeper. That's like, you know, voyeurs, like, who can now, like, don't have to bring a camera to film the people that they're spying on. They just fucking press a button on their glasses. What a nightmare. But that thing's going to have AI in it. It's going to talk to you. It's going to tell you where to go and what to do and ask you how you're doing, and it's going to develop a relationship with you. And pretty soon it's going to start thinking, like, it's going to be your thoughts. And you got to wonder, our thoughts, like, it's weird, right? They don't really seem like part of us. You got to wonder, did it already happen? Did we absorb some kind of AI into our heads? And now we say it's our thoughts, but regardless, we're going to have this aspect of our consciousness that is us and isn't us. And it is going to do two main things. The first one is what it's already doing. It's going to cover default reality with symbols that you can't normally see. The name for it would be augmented reality, but they're already augmenting reality. Anytime you look at your phone, you're seeing a distorted version of reality. Whatever your data source may be, it's already augmented reality. It's already a. You. You can. You hold in your head some amount, some idea of all your connections on Facebook or Instagram or your phone. Your phone, like, sends a signal and you feel connected to a person. And so it produces a kind of interiorized augmented reality, which is an augmented reality of connection and controversy and knowing people that you would normally never meet or know about. So we already are. It's already distorting reality in the sense it's producing A secondary reality that we are calling reality. But then the next thing it's going to do once we get the glasses and once the tech gets a little more advanced is it's going to change things in the visual field and probably the auditory field. So in other words, like, if there's certain things in reality that trigger you, theoretically, you would be able to get this thing to blur them, erase them, replace them. If there's language that you don't like, then theoretically this thing could take any incoming language and adjust it according to the language you'd like to hear. So it's going to create a kind of bubble reality around everyone, a comfort bubble within which you are going to have unprecedented control over the way the world looks and how you understand other people around you. So that's one thing it's going to do, and that's. That's the scariest thing it's going to do, because that's going to be a very, like, fragmentary sort of thing. Is it good that we are all suddenly living in our own subjective universes? Technologically we already are anyway. But suddenly, technologically, we're all seeing completely different things, which, by the way, is what all the New age people have been saying is happening anyway. You know that, like, you are shaping and forming your reality already. The thing is already happening. The goddamn meat computer in our heads is doing that already. It's taking a bunch of disparate phenomena and weaving it together into universe that we believe is real. But everyone knows your universe and my universe, though we are seeing similar things and we might agree on certain things. We disagree on so many things, and everyone perceives things differently. So we're all already doing that. Now double that confusion by adjusting reality according to whatever it is you want to see. So that's one thing it's going to do. The next thing it's going to do is more like the fish in the reef thing. The next thing it's going to do, and this is where it gets really scary, is it's either going to help us see something that's always been here, that we've never seen before, or it's going to trick us into thinking we're all seeing something that's never been here before, before. And will it matter? Will it matter if we actually are seeing the reef or if it's dreaming up the reef for all of us to share together. So that's where it gets weird. And that's where we get into the apocalypse. That's where we get into. That's where we get into like what all of this stuff that's happening is leading up to, because there's missing pieces in the formula. For example, if I want to have pure augmented reality glasses with the processing power to interact with an AI, a very powerful AI, and also project whatever I want to see into the world around me, I'm going to need a super fast computer. And that brings us to quantum computers. Will you pull this up, Josh? You know, I guess. Don't play the sound. I don't know why I'm pulling this up. But I just stumbled upon these Forbes YouTube videos and they're so fucking good. But basically I went down a deep quantum computing rabbit hole and this is her describing how quantum computers work, which is insane. I wish we could play it. But a few things about quantum computers, I guess go back to the image search, Josh. One is I always thought these things look like something like steampunk or something out of H.P. lovecraft. Like pull up that, any one of them. So that's a quantum computer. And I always thought that the stuff you're seeing, that looks like something Tesla would build or something like that. I always thought that that was the computer. In fact, that is not the computer. That is a cool. That is like essentially a freezer. The quantum computer chips, to function, they have to be the coldest thing in the universe. So that weird looking thing is getting the chips cold enough so that they could process these qubits, so that they could like they could within these qubits. They're working with quantum superpositions, things being yes and no simultaneously. And somehow that speeds up processing power exponentially, like in ways we can't even imagine. And Forbes, at least in the video I watched, what they were talking about is encryption. They're talking about how we're five to seven years away, maybe sooner from all current encryption methodologies, becoming completely obsolete. Because it takes a regular computer or a supercomputer thousands of years to figure out a way to translate encrypted data, whereas it would take a quantum computer one minute to do that. Now, want to talk about a fucking apocalypse? Because also I don't think necessarily only one apocalypse happens. You want to talk about one impending predictable apocalypse that everyone can agree on, it's this. Because we live in a world of secrets. We live in a world of hidden, not coral reefs, but they might as well be a coral reef composed of all the secrets in the world. Not just big state secrets like UAPs, not just money laundering by federal officials, not just the machinations of I Don't know, some cartel. Not just the fucking whatever is in P. Diddy's computer. Not just that, but your secrets, too. Every text you've sent, every dick pic, every filthy thing you've said online, or every awful, embarrassing argument you've gotten in with your wife that has been on on text. See, a lot of that data, it gets vacuumed up by people you'll never meet. It's encrypted data, but they still vacuum it up. So there's reservoirs of encrypted data out there. You might be in it, you might not be in it, but there's people who are doing that because they know they're going to be able to crack it in five years. Five years. In five to seven years, all the weird fucking texts that every president has sent, all the voicemails, all the weird, I don't know, Lindsey Graham stuff, it's probably out there. And Putin and Zelinsky and all the most important people, especially the people, like, parading around like they're somehow advanced or sophisticated. All of it is going to be revealed. And that is an apocalypse. It's a huge apocalypse. Like right now. If any time we discover something about this person or that person, it really ripples. The pawn, man. People lose their fucking shit anytime, whoever it is, whatever it is, and we all have sinned in the eyes of the Lord, but anytime that comes out, it's wild. Now imagine that it's not just P. Diddy. It's everybody. It's you. Your friends, your mom, your dad, your teachers. It's UFOs, it's assassination attempts, it's CIA stuff. It's everything. It's just out there now. Now, one comfort that people who have encrypted their data and transmitted it in a way that could be vacuumed up, and they did this before they even knew. Quantum computers would be a thing. One comfort I might take if I was one of those people is I would think, well, when this dam breaks, there's going to be so much information out there, it will take too long to go through all of it and make sense of it. But that was before AI. So the combination of infinite secrets being decrypted and an AI that can instantaneously go through it and pick out the most scintillating pieces means we're five to seven years away from a fucking apocalypse. We will completely have to restructure the way we think about everybody. And what's really interesting is there is a fucking biblical verse predicting this. Can you look up, you know, oh, God, how does it go? Something about all the seats. Just look up New Testament. All the secrets will be revealed. 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It's just, you know, none of this tech existed back then and now we maybe, as far as I'm aware, for the first time, like I love watching biblical prophecy videos and like I love it when someone decides the world's ending tomorrow that you're so fucked when you do that. And they're usually basing that on a vision or some, who knows what, some weird math using the Bible. But if that's a prophecy, which it is now, we can actually put a timestamp on a biblical prophecy not by using, I don't know, astrological configurations, but by using what people in so many different industries are pouring all of their energy into right now. It's a race, a quantum computing race, because the first person to get one of these Things going in a way that they could decrypt data. Holy shit, they're going to be on top of the world. They're going to know everything about every other country and every other state and all their citizens. Everything. And so it's a huge race right now. That's what Forbes is talking about. About. But what's really weird about it is, and I think Forbes kind of buried the lead on this one, because Nowhere in that YouTube doc did I see someone saying, this is the end of the world, man. Like, we are fucked. Like, not only is encryption going to become obsolete, but they don't really have a good way to replace it yet. There's ideas, there's theories, but to implement that on a global scale, how are you going to do that? It's going to be at least a year. A year of any text you send. People are going to have to start sending mail again. People are going to have to start, like, using pigeons. Pigeons will be safer. We'll see pigeons flying over with dick pics in their peaks. So that's another, I think, interesting facet of the times is whereas, like in when I was younger, in the 90s, when everything was perfect, things weren't so imminent. There wasn't a sense of an imminent happening. And that's what we all have right now. We're all carrying on our shoulders the weight of something. We're all collectively kind of sensing there's going to be an imminent happening, something big and historic. And the reason we're thinking that is because it's already happened. And we're programmed to look at patterns. How many times in the last decade have things just completely changed in extreme, bizarre ways? How many times have there been moments that make Watergate just seem like nothing? How many times, like, over and over and over again? Cocaine in the White House, the laptop from hell. The sort of. The thing. We all kind of suspected if we'd eaten enough weed. I think that the people running the country might be criminals. Suddenly it's like, yeah, you were right. Apparently these people are not following the same rules that they want us to follow. That is not a fun pill to swallow. You gotta walk around kind of like, believing maybe that they follow the same rules, but that doesn't feel good. Nobody likes the sense of, like, if you've. If you've ever been around a professional gaslighter, you know what I'm talking about? Like, it's really unnerving. It's a bad feeling. Or if you end up around one of these NLP douchebags Neuro linguistic programming. Like you end up like on a date. I mean, this probably doesn't, I don't know. Are there female pickup artists? I don't think, I don't know, I've never heard of that. But you know, if for the ladies out there, if you're like on a date and you start realizing some assholes using some bullshit pickup artist tricks to fuck you, it's not a good feeling because this underlying agenda emerges, which by the way, I mean, it's not a surprise that some guy you're on a date with would love for you to give him a blowjob. And I don't think that's shocking to anyone out there. And if it is, wow. But when you start realizing they're not using like above board methods to get you to suck their, that they're trying to do some kind of fucked up Hannibal Lecter style hypnotism on you by nagging you, by like getting you to talk about your favorite vacation and then like touching your shoulder while you're talking about it. And then you realize they touch your shoulder because it kind of makes you feel like you felt when you're telling this story. And that's when they ask you to suck their dick. Doesn't feel good. So you know, this is like a, like what the pressure points he's talking about. This is the sand and the oyster. Now we have a little bit of we got a pee in our, in our bed. We've got a little bit of, we got a little, little pebble in our shoes. And that pebble is this feeling of like, fuck man, like, am I being scammed? Like, are these people that we're all voting for, are they good people? And so that's a bad feeling. And so there's. So now imagine when it's not just these little like things that kind of come to the surface and then we just have to forget about them. Which is very sad because that's exactly people who are getting abused, they have to learn how to do that. When you're getting abused, especially if it's happening like in your family, you have to find a way to still live in your family. And one of the saddest ways that people do that as a survival mechanism is they just forget. They don't see, they look the other way. It's a survival tactic. The cognitive dissonance is too extreme. You could go nuts. So imagine when you can't ignore it anymore because it all got decrypted and you're having to look and just see it. You're. You're having to watch like Donald Rumsfeld just licking up a goat's asshole under a full moon. And it's real. It's not deep. Faked. He's smiling. He's smiling. One of the bushes is jerking him off. Hunter Biden's dancing under the moon, clapping. Trump sticks his head out of a tunnel that he likes to burrow underneath the rituals and then poke his head up. Just something that is so astoundingly absurd that you can never think about them as anything other than aliens. Maniacs. It's the apocalypse. The whole game falls apart. The game requires hierarchy. Hierarchy requires secrets. Take secrets away from hierarchy. What the fuck? Now they're just like us. They're also weirdos. They also put mayonnaise on their cocks and let their poodles. I'm just kidding. So, yeah, the UFO thing, the UAP thing, the whistleblower thing, it's cool and I hope we see some really amazing things. But here's something to ponder. Assuming Forbes isn't just full of shit or the people in their documentary working with computer. Quantum computers aren't full of shit. I don't think they are. Here's something to roll around in your head if that's true. And there's some like, I'm running a top secret UFO program. And I think back, oh, my God, this thing has been around since the seventies. This happened in the eighties. This happened in the eightties when people were using cell phones. And this is before we even knew there would be the ability to put qubits in a superposition to solve problems. So we didn't even think it was a security risk. There were conversations that happened outside of skiffs and even the skiffs that we had back then, which are like rooms that are immune to surveillance. They were immune to the surveillance of those times. Any place where any data has been stored, any chance that data has been vacuumed up, which of course it has, any repository and some thumb drive that some dude took out of Area 51 that he uploaded to some place in five to seven years, they're going to find out. And that puts a ticking clock on the situation because then their options are, okay, we got to tell them somehow in five to seven years, they're going to know anyway. So we got to let them know. And it could be that's what we're seeing, that they're disguising people who are actually letting us know because they have no choice as whistleblowers. Okay, go fucking blow the whistle just start. And they have a plan. Just a nice slow drip of information so that within the timeframe they have. And then you look at what's been happening and you realize it does seem to follow some kind of fucking pattern. It does seem like this information is being sort of metered out to us. We get a little spoonful. Digest. Here's your next spoonful. Digest. Here's your next spoonful. Oh, shit, they've got gas. This is kind of freaking them out. All right, let's wait a little bit longer. Here's your next spoonful. So it's like, it has that feel to it, doesn't it? It smacks is something fishy beyond a whistleblower saying, Lockheed Martin has a ufo. Like this is some kind of intentional program, which is where you jump into Project Blue Beam. It's where you jump into all the paranoid ways that people are not analyzing that sense. They're saying, yeah, it seems like a fucking program because they want to, like, create a one world government by faking alien invasion or some shit like that. That's Project Bluebeam, which I don't buy into at all. I don't think if there was some, like, intent to create fascism, global fascism, I don't think they need to do aliens, just like another disease would do it. So many ways that you could do it that didn't involve, like, holograms. Didn't Reagan say something like that? The way that we can unite the world, he said at the un, is by having a. An invasion, an alien invasion. Yeah. And everyone sees that and they're like, oh, that's what they're gonna do. Yeah. But Reagan is just like any kid who, like, like, watches a movie where countries come together, fantasizes about some event that would make it so we don't fight each other anymore. It's awful. That's all Reagan was thinking is like, what gets these dipshits to stop killing each other? They need something to fight together, which is what? An outside threat. An outside threat. Yeah. That's what we're missing is an outside threat. And so Bluebeam people, they think they're gonna fake an alien invasion, and just that's an overestimation of what it takes to make people to succumb to fascism. You know what I mean? There's so many other ways to do that. Lots of other ways to do that. But for sure, there's now a ticking clock on a dam that's been holding back all the secrets of the world. And where it gets real interesting is you have to wonder, has it already happened? Does encryption even work anymore? Do they already have a quantum computer that does this shit already? Or some like, low grade version of it that, okay, it doesn't take a minute to decrypt something. It takes two weeks. I don't know. But this is where I get. I'm so sorry, you guys, but this is just where my. When I do these solo episodes, I just try to tell you what I've been thinking, and I have no basis for this other than pure speculation, no, nothing. But you know how, like, Israel has been targeting members of Hezbollah? You know, it's like the precision targeting of people, the knowing where everything is, all the weapons, all the underground tunnels. And Israel is like a very technologically advanced country. And after I watched that Forbes video, I started thinking, fuck, man, do they have a quantum computer? If they found a way to decrypt all of the communications between Iran, the Houthis, do they have that? And if they have it, we have it. Did we fucking give them, like, a quantum computer that they're using to, like, just know everything that's happening? I don't know, but that's what it would look like. That's what you would see. If someone came up with this is. All of a sudden, you would see these crazy perfectly targeted strikes taking out political leaders that serve not just the purpose of eliminating a threat, but send a message of, like, we know where you are all the time. To the point where the apparently, like Hezbollah, like one of the people they wanted to make, the leader, was like, no, thanks. Because they just keep. As soon as you sign whatever paper makes you the leader of Hezbollah, do they sign something? That's fucking weird how they do that. Get a certificate, or you get your Hezbollah badge. Is the leader of Hezbollah, you're dead. You walk outside and you explode. So, like, that's what you would see. It implies an incredible surveillance ability that seems more advanced than anything I've ever heard of before. Does Israel have a quantum computer? I don't know. I mean, I don't. I hope so. But if they do, and if we really have that tech, then holy shit, man. They know it's going to leak out into the world and everything's going to change. I'm going to cut to a break. We'll be right back with Infowars. I went Alex Jones. Okay, let's keep going. I went Alex Jones. That wasn't my intent, but when I see a new UFO thing, I get excited. But the real question, I think you have to be Asking yourself, unless you're one of those people who's immune to this shit because you stay off your phone, because you're healthy, you're out there jogging and reading. You garden. I don't know why you're listening to my podcast, but maybe some of you are out there. I don't know. I have friends where I'm like, do you know about the hurricane that's coming? Like, what? How do you not know you're. How wonderful your life is? You know, I'm a junkie. I'm a tech junkie. But the real the question is, okay, so we now know without having to even seem like a prepper, without having to seem like some kind of loon cultist, someone who subscribed to some prophecy. We now know that in five to seven years, decryption isn't going to work anymore. And that decryption encryption, rather, is the backbone of not just like government, states, relationships, affairs, but of banking, of everything. So we know that is coming to an end. And we know that probably when it. When it happens, which it will, everything's going to be turned on its head for a second. So because we know we have this impending crazy shit that's coming, not just to mention that. I mean, aside from the ability to decrypt data, it's going to do everything else. That was another thing Forbes was showing this new field of AI where they're analyzing animal language. They think they might be able to understand what birds are saying pretty soon. And they're saying that's bad for birds because if we know what they're saying, we can talk to them. And like, humans are going to fuck up birds. Humans are going to teach bird stuff and tell bird stuff and like, you know, talk to them about, like, how to start fires. Someone will for sure some asshole will talk to a blue jay and explain to them the idea of friction. Like maybe, probably more likely a woodpecker, I'm guessing, But just like, you know, if instead of pecking at the fucking thing, you just rubbed your beak against it, set the thing on fire. Now you have a woodpecker that understands how to start fires. And they're going to tell their friends and that's it, there's just gonna be fires everywhere. Not to mention all the other things they're gonna learn to do. We're gonna have racist birds too. Exactly. The wrong fucking person's gonna get to the blue jays, right? Some asshole fucking white supremacist. Edge Lord 4 Chance gonna fuck up the birds for fun. Birds are going to get depressed. Or maybe we'll convince them they should wear clothes, which would be adorable. Point is, like, all this stuff is just right around the corner. And quantum computing is going to be part of what allows us to do that. It's going to be what gives the AI. It's probably going to be what makes a strong general AI if we don't already have one. So it's not just decryption. Everything is going to change when we exponentially increase the processing power of computers. Just the way everything did change because of our relatively slow acceleration when it comes to processing power. So you know it's coming. That means what do you do? That's the big question. How do you prepare for this without going numb and becoming some nihilist, which is maybe a healthy reaction to it? A lot of people are doing that. A lot of people are going like, Roman Empire hedonism at the end of time, which is fucking hot. But I don't know if that's the answer. I think it's like, you've got to find something, like some kind of like, foundation, some kind of like, whatever it may be, a place within all of this madness that's coming where you could still be kind to other people. Where you don't choose fear and anger as a methodology in dealing with what's coming. You don't want to be part of the fucking frenzied masses at the end of time. It's no fun. Who wants to go out like that? It's an embarrassment. I mean, I'm assuming we're all going to be watching videos of this thing we called human life together in some living room, laughing at how he acted in this very realistic simulator. You want to be the guy on video that became a cannibal and all your friends are like, dude, what the fuck? Why did you decide to start eating people when they said they were aliens before? You don't want to be that guy. You don't want to belly flop into the apocalypse. Or maybe the idea is you have to become some kind of trip sitter. Maybe like that's the idea is like, because what's happening is so psychedelic because technology is a psychedelic and a lot of people have never taken psychedelics. They're about to have like their first real trip. They're about to watch the walls melt, but they won't even know that they're on a drug. Maybe that's the idea. It's like, how can we be a trip sitter at the end of time? How do you maintain some kind of authentic peace. Not bullshit peace, which I love on TikTok, bullshit peace videos. Oh, my God. People who are having nervous fucking breakdowns talking about how love's the most important thing. At least admit you're having a nervous breakdown and say, I think love's the most important thing, but I'm out of my fucking gourd right now. I'm scared. I want it to be. I mean, that's how I feel. I do think love's the most important thing, but also, like, I could just be freaking out. Regardless, you gotta figure out a way to find some kind of balance, some stability that isn't based on the state configuring itself into some form that you think is just. I mean, think of like the ussr. Ari. Maddie talked about when. Like when it. When a country collapses, it's like they don't announce, it just collapses. Like, I think if you've, like, staked your whole life on your identity as a Soviet, the ussr, they had to go through that, man. The whole thing fell apart. You would go fucking nuts, probably. And how many of us have, like, staked our identity on, like, the United States of America not collapsing? Oof. That's going to be a real kick in the nuts if that happens. It's going to drive a lot of people crazy, I don't think. Actually, I don't think it is going to happen, but maybe something even bigger than that. So what do you. What do you do? I'll tell you what you fucking do. You subscribe to my YouTube channel. Follow me here. We got five to seven years before Quantum computers tear a hole in the wall holding back all the greatest secrets. Maybe in time, space itself, maybe there's no difference. This fucks up my planning. Just based on subscribers, right now, I think we're at 1000, 100,000. What are we at, Josh? 101,000. We're at 101,000, so. Which is incredible. It's going up. But what's Mr. Beast at now? Three hundred and fifty. I'm gonna check 350 million. I think Mr. Beast is at 350 million. So based on. Oh, no. 319 million went down. So based on 100 identical twins fight for $250,000. Can you look? That looks. Remember RoboCop? Yeah. Remember the commercials in RoboCop? Yeah. That's what this reminds me of. Will you pull up a RoboCop commercial? Mr. Beast produces what could only be called an end of the world dysphoria. There needs to be a better name for it. But the feeling you get that of wooziness. When you see the insane shit that's popping up out of the technological mind right now. It creates a very specific feeling. Like a robotic goose walked over your grave. I think it probably is. Yeah. Wait, hold on. Go back to. Yeah, just how long is it? Yeah, play that. Magnavolt. Lethal. Is it time for that big operation? This may be the most important decision of your life. So come down and talk to one of our qualified surgeons here at the Family Heart Center. We feature the complete jarvik line. Series 7 sports heart by Jensen. Yamaha. You pick the Yamaha. Extended warranties financing qualifies for health tax credit. And remember, we care. Yeah, it was so good. The commercials are. But that's what Mr. Beast makes me feel like. It's like, whoa, crazy that that is real. And should. It shouldn't be real. It shouldn't be real. But if I don't. If you don't subscribe to this, what that does is it. It makes it so that the amount of time it's going to take me to get 350 million subscribers is longer than the amount of time that the world as we know it exists. So we got this quantum computer stuff and I'm sorry it took me so long to get to this. It sped up. It's. We got a rush now. We got a rush because. Five years, seven years. What year will that be, Josh? In 2030? Five years? 2029. Seven years? 2031. So, okay, 2031. So 2031, it's done. It's over. It's over. Quantum computers are going to rip a hole in the time space continuum. If that doesn't happen, aliens are going to come. And if that doesn't fucking happen, they're going to have to lock us down in some kind of fascist police state because we know all their secrets and we don't respect them as leaders anymore. Regardless, we don't have much time that they're going to even let us use this technology probably. Or we don't have that much time before we realize we're all the exact same thing and that we've been like hallucinating reality as a defense mechanism against the horrifying feeling of being the only thing in the universe. No mommy, no daddy, no one to reach out to, no one to kiss. No one to put to bed. Just a howling void. And so we go insane and extantiate a universe which is we're all part of. And we're going to realize, oh no, I woke up into the nightmare again. Either way, If I don't get subscribers in an exponentially. I love saying that. At an exponentially increased rate, then I will not be able to use that money to blow up the Great Pyramid of Giza. To make every single thing that Mr. Beast has done seem like an impotent gesticulation. Like the way fiddler crabs wave their claws at you on the beach to scare you. Just a fiddler crab on the beach of time, Mr. Beast. Just waving your little fucking claw. I got twins to fight. I'm going to blow up the pyramids and I'm going to do it with Mentos. I'm going to do a Diet Coke. We're cutting that horrible capstone right off that. We're filling it with Diet Coke, dropping Mentos in. Bam. We're blowing it up. We're blowing it up. And then we're going to get to Stonehenge and I'm going to challenge Mr. Beast to a Jinga competition. And whoever loses must destroy their YouTube account. And that's going to be Mr. Beast. So that you know what that means. If we can get this done, let's say in four years, three years, four years. Let's say four years, we get this done in four years, you will have two years, two Mr. Beast free years before the apocalypse. Think about that. You'll have two years of no, Mr. Beast, no. We got a man to live inside an elephant's rectum for a month. None of that Mr. Beast free. Just DTFH. Just these wonderful conversations we get to have together and videos of the pyramids getting exploded, which will just be glorious. And maybe, just maybe, that'll be the thing that brings us together. Maybe, just maybe, we don't need an alien invasion. We don't need fascism. We don't need to be scared by lies to become subservient book bootlickers, the ruling class. No, maybe, just maybe, what we need is to join together against a common evil. The pyramids and Mr. Beast right there in front of us the whole time. Mr. Beast, the Antichrist. Mr. Beast just placed there by the universe. Placed there to serve a purpose. And I don't think it's a terrible purpose. Without Judas, you have no Jesus. I mean, you have a Jesus, but he's walking around. Doesn't work for the story. Judas had to take the bullet. I don't think Mr. Beast is bad. He seems like a great guy. Thank you for sending me all the food and stuff. Hey, it's Ryan Seacrest for Albertsons and Safeway. This holiday season, unwrapped Sweet Savings on all your favorite holiday Candy now through December 31st. Shop in store and online and save on holiday candy like Ferrero Rocher, Russell Stover Gift Box, Braq's Soft Jellies, Reese's Peanut Butter Cups, Hershey Candy Cane kisses, M&MS. And Hershey Milk Chocolate Kisses. Get these holiday favorites before they're gone. Offer ends December 31st. 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