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The organization pushes fear and tragedies to further its own agenda.

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These are the organizations that profits from famine and disease, known as the World Economic Forum.

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The book The Great Reset outlines five pillars of civilization that need to be reimagined for the desired world in the eyes of this one man.

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Clouch Schwarb, the founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum.

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Henry Kissinger was also Clouch Schwarb's mentor, where a CIA-funded course run by Henry at Harvard was where the birth of the World Economic Forum.

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Came from? Yes, there was one course, one seminar of Henry Kissinger.

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It's embedded in every aspect of our lives. The World Economic Forum hosts annual meetings since 1971.

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The richest and most influential names and faces gather in devil Switzerland.

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The lies in the future of our world. I hope to answer these questions for you during this series

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and give you the facts and knowledge in order to resist this creeping radical globalism.

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When it was first published in 2016, the fourth industrial revolution made the case that technology and digitization will revolutionize everything.

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One of the features of this false industrial revolution is that it doesn't change what we are doing,

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but it changes us. Making the overuse and often they'll use the added.

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This time is different. Simply put, major technology innovations are on the brink of fuel and momentous

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change throughout the world. In the foreshore years since, technology progressed and moved impressively fast.

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AI is now all around us from drone and voice recognition to virtual assistants and translation software.

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Where are they traveling? How are they traveling? What are they eating? What are they consuming on the platform?

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So individual carbon footprint tracker. They tuned. We don't have it operational yet, but this is something that we're working on.

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Our mobile devices have become a permanent and integral part of our personal,

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unprofessional life, helping us on many different fronts and dissipation. So I'm listening to a

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son of a kid in this. You will ask, let it do so.

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Cloudsphabs vision of a great reset is not one single idea, but rather a series of

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different resets on both macro and micro scales. One of the major areas of society that has been

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shifted by the COVID-19 pandemic, according to Schwab, is the way humans use an interact with technology

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through what is called the technological reset.

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Advanced technologies only previously imagined through science fiction,

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and which have the power to enlighten or enslave humanity on levels harder to even comprehend.

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The frightening thing about this is that it already exists or it's in development.

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So it reminds us in our preliminary thinking about this, a vicious of ownership over what you have in

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your body and the ways in which our bodies through these this technology will extend to machinery

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certainly, but also extend potentially to machines that exist outside the confines of our bodies.

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As society becomes more immersed in technology through the internet of things,

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the rapid changes we are witnessing are commonly referred to as the fourth industrial revolution,

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a term popularized by Schwab in 2015, innovations that were designed to make our lives easier,

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or as it means to switch off after a long day at work, have slowly been transformed into a way

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of keeping us depressed, distracted, and misinformed or worse, used as a tool to eradicate our self

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identity. One of the things that I think is so essential to free and open societies is freedom of thought.

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And up until now the conversation we've been having is around freedom of speech.

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Once we can access people's thoughts and access people's emotions, we have to create a space

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that enables people to think freely, to think divergent thoughts, to think creative thoughts,

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and in a society where people fear having those thoughts, the likelihood of being able to

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enjoy progress significantly diminished. While there is no doubts that the progress of technology has created

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an irreversible avenue of prosperity, success in health, communication, and expression,

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its uses can also be gate-capped by unalected individuals and organisations.

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It was originated here, so that was shy from it so, and we have many children.

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These gatekeepers then have the ability to hinder or enhance the introduction of new technologies.

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Controlling not only when and what is released to the public, but also where and how we can

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see content, including news, information and entertainment. Prime Minister Trudeau said we

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penetrate the cabinets half of this cabinet or even more half of this cabinet for our

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actually young nobody is of the world. It's great for us. As we consume, increasing amounts

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and various sources of information online and around us, we need to continue to be attentive

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to source, we need to be continued to be attentive to comparing various reports and looking for

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trusted sources. And when you see those messages from me, that at least you hear it from us,

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it is not for true. The world economic forum has been the catalyst for not just

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technological advancement, but the reformation of how this sort of technology is used in our lives.

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Through programs it runs for individuals, along with partnerships, it consolidates with businesses

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and nations. The W-E-F plays an important role in shaping the future as we know it.

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The merger between man and machine is on our horizon and somebody even say it's already in play,

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but what this means for humanity is entirely unclear.

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In the past, humans have used technology to improve our living conditions,

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from creating better ways of farming, manufacturing, traveling and communicating.

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Our tools have largely been external devices outside of our bodies that are used to enhance

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the human experience. I think it will go, it will first of all, it will definitely happen.

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I was talking about six years earlier, which is around 20, 20, 30. I would say that by then,

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definitely the smartphone as we know it today will not anymore be the usual kind of the most

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common interest. Is there many of these things will be built directly into our bodies?

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Now, however, through the usage of technological implants, we are on the cusp of potentially redefining

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what it even means to be human. Inside our own heads is the most complex arrangement of

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matter in the known universe. You might ask yourself, can we get to be superhuman?

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Elon Musk, the world's richest man and owner of numerous tech businesses,

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was listed in 2008 as one of the forum's young global leaders.

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Through his many projects, Musk serves as a proponent in the development of several types

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of advanced technology, none more impactful on individual humans than nearly.

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The chip is designed to read and write rain activity and could potentially aid patients with

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neurological diseases like Alzheimer's. Musk has referred to the device as a fitbit in your

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skull, claiming it will one day give people telepathic powers. Newerlink is a start-up project,

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spearheaded by Musk that is developing a cerebral implant, which would effectively allow a computer

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to become an extension of the human brain. While the initial goal of neurotechnology is to improve

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the lives of those suffering from ailments, like epilepsy, Parkinson's or Alzheimer's, it's easy

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to see how this technology could flow from limited medical use to widespread adoption by consumers.

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With technology like Neuralink, our humans could have the ability to operate our smart phones

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and computers with our minds. Ironically, Musk has warned in the past of where this type of

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technology could take humanity. Perhaps this is even more pushed him to try and create it first.

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Because the one that can't be as far as the people, matters to know,

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it also suits my challenges they can take it with world. Born in South Africa in 1971,

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Musk moved to Canada at the age of 17, before moving again to California in 1995, where he would

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start, his first business alongside his brother. After launching a second company, Musk's business

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eventually merged with another Silicon Valley-based company called Cuffinity, eventually evolving

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into the widely popular digital currency transfer site PayPal. In the present day, PayPal has become

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a financial service provider that will de-platform individuals and companies that don't adhere

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to a particular narrative through a partnership with the Southern Poverty Law Center. And

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obviously, PayPal's current business practices are out of Musk's control. The where things become odd

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is with Musk's grandfather, Joshua, Holderman. Holderman was a member of an organization called

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Technocracy Incorporated. This organization was made up of scientists who believed that all

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politicians and businessmen needed to be outcasted from the world, de-platformed from their place

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in society and replaced with engineers and other experts who would then create a technocratic utopia.

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Now, if North America is where we start, how should we start? There would be no more

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nation states, no more money, and no more leaders, just the technocracy. And so in the eyes of

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technocracy incorporated, the world would be unified under a new name, Technite. Social changes do

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are this continent. Social changes coming, whether you like it or not, social changes coming,

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whether you are prepared for it or not. And technocracy is the means by which you can prepare yourself

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so that you can decide whether you want science or chaos. At the time, Musk's grandfather

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was even charged under the National Defense Act because this radical group was banned from the country.

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Now a technocratic one-world government isn't something Elon Musk speaks about, especially

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when he talks about his vision for the Earth. But on the subject of Mars, it's a different story.

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Trying to do good things, and you're a big hit. I mean, yeah, that seems a little bit like

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either superhero or super villain. You have to choose one. I tried to do useful things.

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This is an important point because although Musk is viewed as somewhat of a hero

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by people and all sides of the political spectrum, it's dangerous to universally trust the person

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in his position of power, especially given the influence from his grandfather. Well, my grandfather

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moved with all his kids and my mom and everyone too South Africa because he wanted to use

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it as a base of exploration. He fast forward to now. Musk is critical of the world economic forum,

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despite sharing an overwhelming majority of their views and visions.

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Because of this, we must ask ourselves, is it possible for an individual or group to radically

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change the world? The answer is simply yes, and Musk wields the power to do it.

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He could even be doing it right now as we speak. We are not to put too fine a point on it.

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The richest man in the history of the world and arguably the most influential.

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When you say, take the red pill. Do you worry about sending none to them?

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To take both of those. Take both of those. If we accept that someone like Musk

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can wield this sort of influence, is it then unreasonable to believe a group with more power and

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more influence could be orchestrating society along the same lines of what Musk's grandfather envisioned

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especially when they say it themselves. Can you imagine that in ten years when we are sitting here

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the urban plan in our brains? And I can immediately feel because you all will have in plans.

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We are really acquiring divine powers of creation and destruction. We are really upgrading

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humans into gods where we're acquiring for instance the power to re-engineew life.

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If there is just one thing that this is shared between people across the world,

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is the reality of human existence. Although we may squabble over disagreements,

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the collective human experience is something that we all have in common and experience

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through our senses. In humans really don't know themselves. Very well. This is why algorithms

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have a real chance of getting to know ourselves better. We don't really know ourselves.

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But we're technology advancing beyond computers and smartphones. Even what we define as reality

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could now be on the verge of change. Good to weigh communication system,

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they erect communication system between brains and computers. This is kind of the water

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shed moment. I mean once you have a good to weigh, nobody has any idea what happens after that.

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In recent years, the wild economic forum has turned its focus towards striving to replicate

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the human experience digitally.

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forums young global leaders, Mark Zuckerberg. Hey and welcome to connect. Today we're going to talk

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about the universe starting with the most important experience of all connecting with people.

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Imagine you put on your glasses or headset in your instantly in your home space and it has an

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incredibly inspiring view of whatever you find most beautiful. Zuckerberg, the CEO of Meta

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platforms, the parent company, a Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, has excelled in the virtual

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reality market. A new major initiative from Zuckerberg's company has been the creation of the

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Metaverse, an ambitious undertaking that showcases new experiences in an all-digital environment.

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After Zuckerberg purchased Oculus, a company that specializes in virtual reality gaming.

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He planned to make an affordable headset that every day consumers could have in their homes.

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We'll take your items and project them into the physical world as holograms and augmented reality

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too. Although this technology is still in its early stages of development,

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there are already around 60,000 people who spend hours each day escaping into this digital realm.

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For the next week I'm going to be eating, sleeping, working and playing in virtual reality.

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Horizon Worlds, a free virtual reality video game created by Meta platforms that runs on the

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Oculus headset, reportedly saw a 10-fold increase in users in three months after an ad-ed during

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the Super Bowl, bringing its total user base to 300,000. Zuckerberg described the game as a

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core to our Metaverse vision. While our society is a long way from fully transitioning from

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the real world to the digital world, global consulting firm McKinsey estimates that the Metaverse

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could present a multi-trillion dollar business opportunity in the years ahead.

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It might surprise you to know that much like in the real world, plots of land can be purchased

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in the Metaverse, with prices ranging from a few thousand to more than two million dollars.

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COVID-19 has irrevo-capitalized and co-operated differently, and we are doing all of this online.

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Beware isn't the only way to experience an altered reality, a similar scenario is well on its

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way through another type of technology known as augmented reality. The W-E-F states that 3.7 billion

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people are offline. Most of whom live in undeveloped countries that don't have the means to

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connect themselves to the rest of the world. Making VR and AR accepted into the mainstream

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would in the world economic forums vision be the best way to provide an I quote, technology for

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sectors such as education, mining, and tourism, all of which were effectively shut down during

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the current COVID-19 pandemic. These digital realities are in fact mainstream in western culture.

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Yet not quite as prevalent as the W-E-F would like, while most people use augmented reality

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for gaming, which in many cases is just harmless interactive. Fun. The W-E-F is looking to bring

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this technology into our schools. Or rather bring our schools to us, any of us going in,

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and then when I saw everything was really nice and it was actually such a good experience though.

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It's actually so real. You want to look to your right a little bit, to your right, so only

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up to your right, more to your right. Oh, to actually your ship.

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Bringing artificial intelligence into education, which could then work in tandem with other advanced

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data collection techniques, enables not only our mannerisms to be analysed, but also can

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allow an individual or organisation to dissect almost every aspect of how we function,

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starting right from our youngest years. The world they can make for them developed a joint action plan

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to gather with the ITU, the World Bank, GSMA, and our industry partners. It highlights key

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immediate actions for private public collaboration to ensure that digital connectivity is available

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and expanded to cells who need it most. Consider the implications of our own data being harvested

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right from when we can barely walk and talk. All the way through our formative years and into our

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early adulthood. It says already being shared with 170 countries and is an active use.

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This fast-track partnership is deeply encouraging a number of our partners have highlighted

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that we have made more progress in the last four months than in the last ten years.

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In the case of the great reset, a broad expansion into classrooms will allow major corporations

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and governments that partner with the WF to shape our educational system in conjunction with AI

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monitoring every student who plugs in. The way virtual reality works, some parents may even

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have less of an idea of what is being taught to their children than they already do.

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While also being unaware of what information is being collected from their child's immersive

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experience and how this data is being used. Where are they traveling? How are they traveling?

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What are they eating? What are they consuming on the platform? So individual carbon footprint

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tracker. They too we don't have it operational yet but this is something that we're working on.

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But don't just take my word on potential harms of virtual reality in the classroom.

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Listen to the world economic forum, say it themselves.

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While augmenting our bodies with technology changes how we define humanity and

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recreating the human experience digitally changes how we define reality.

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These advances raise new ethical questions surrounding the possibilities of exploitation.

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You know the classroom is always right. In the end, corporation say customers have

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free will but one's corporations and governments have the ability to hack humans

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then there is no longer free will. Conspiracy theories surrounding the use of microchips

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as implants have been around for decades. Bread articles about putting a little chip in with the

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vaccine. So when the the cameras the 5G comes out what they're going to they're going to scan

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everybody we got to get scanned all of you are practicing the devil's law that we are not

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being a judge with chips is what I want. We are not being injected with chips and the

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nasias are right. Microchips don't need to be planted in a person to monitor and track the

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magazine the applications of that compliance basically biological seep that it is in the tablet

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and once you take the tablet and these all seem to your stomach sense a signal that you took the tablet.

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A chip in our brain or even under our skin a technology that has existed since the like 90s could

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allow access to our neurological pathways making humans hackable. Control of data might enable human

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elites to do something even more radical than just build digital dictatorships. By hacking organisms

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elites may gain the power to re-engineer the future of life itself. Technology to access our

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brainwaves have been teased for years. From previously discussed neurolink by Elon Musk to mark

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Zuckerberg's version of a direct brain interface that strives to give us the ability to control

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and digital devices with our mind. These developments aren't even limited to just modifying our

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brains but also our vital organs like for example Bill Gates's contraceptive chip that received millions

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in funding back in 2014 and aims to use microchips to control fertility. If we assume that the highest

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level of technological advancement that humanity can achieve is altering what it even means to be human

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or creating consciousness within our machines. This effectively amounts to humanity beginning to

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truly play God. I mean the big products of the coming century will not be shoes or clothes or

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cars or weapons the big product of the 21st century are going to be bodies and minds. So I think we

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are heading towards the upgrading of homosapiens into guns regardless of how you feel about religion.

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It is difficult to find a positive to humans. Floored creatures that we are flirting with the

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powers of the divine and potentially having the ability to gather out in a most thoughts,

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constantly monitor our behaviour or strip away the natural order of functioning organs.

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Meet Uville Noah Horare.

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I'm a historian but I'm a historian that defines history as the study not of the past but as the

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study of change which covers also the present in the future. An author historian philosopher and

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professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem in Israel. The most important things I'm working on right now

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is the children's book. As an author Horare has attracted some highly influential fans,

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including BBC Radio host Simon Mayo, Captain American star Chris Evans,

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Microsoft founder Bill Gates and the 44th US president Barack Obama.

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According to the well-economic forum, Horare is an agenda contributor,

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serving as something of a historian turned profit for the future the forum envisions.

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Now, nuclear war and ecological collapse are already familiar threads. So let me spend some time

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explaining the less familiar threat posed by technological disruption.

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While speaking at the forums annual meeting, in 2018 Horare hosted a presentation titled

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Will The Future Be Human. Data about what I buy or where I go, but data about what is happening

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inside my body and inside my brain. Until today, nobody had the necessary computing power

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and the necessary data to hack humanity. Through his writing and speeches he delivers around the

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world, Horare has plainly laid out his views. For the first time in history, it's possible to

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completely eliminate privacy. It was just never possible before and it is possible now something

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fundamental has changed. When dictators always dreamt about completely eliminating privacy,

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monitoring everybody all the time and knowing everything you do and not just everything you do,

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but even everything you think and everything you feel they could never do it because it was

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technically impossible. Now it's possible. One such opinion is that humanity is a post-truth species.

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Another is that for humanity is to be organized properly in society.

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Horare has suggested people need fictitious stories to bind us together and that as species humans

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prefer power to truth. From ancient and modern religions to fascist and democratic states,

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even down to Harry Potter books or Coca-Cola drinks, Horare believes that humans need

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mythical fabrications to unify us. I think that fake news have been with us for thousands of years

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and just think of the Bible. But how can a society led by a small group of decision makers

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that is attempting to unite those under their influence with myths and falsehoods,

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to even more people on board with their new vision. You want to be a very transparent organization.

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A quote from Horare, give some insights. They now have identified the cause of a mysterious new virus.

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You cannot organize masses of people effectively without relying on some mythology.

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Fine, that is urging its citizens not to travel abroad. If you stick to unalloyed

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reality, few people will follow you. In fact, full stories have an intrinsic advantage over the truth

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when it comes to uniting people. The city may have to temporarily bury bodies on public land

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if they run out of more space. If you want to gauge fruit loyalty, requiring people to believe in

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absurdity is a far better test than asking them to believe the truth.

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If all your neighbors believe the same outrageous tale, you can count on them to stand together

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in a time of crisis. If they are willing to believe only accredited facts, what does that prove?

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Either the Gestapo nor the KGB could do it, but soon, at least some corporations and governments

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will be able to systematically hack all the people. In addition to his writing, an outside of his

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involvement with the WIF, Horare is the co-founder of Sapienship, something defined as a social impact

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company alongside his husband, Itsick, your half. As an organisation, Sapienship says,

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it focuses attention on technological disruption, ecological collapse and global conflict. This

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venture uses methods like storytelling to bring to light key issues, like the book Unstoppable

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Us, a fictional story for children accompanied by learning materials for partner schools worldwide.

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Besides children's books, Horare's company also specializes in education,

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developing high school and university programs in order to help young adults be fit for employment

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and to teach critical thinking regarding global issues. Sapienship also generously

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donates to organisations to help further their ideology, including unsurprisingly a $1 million donation

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to the World Health organisations COVID-19 solidarity fucked. $300,000 to UNICEF Ukraine

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and an underscloves amount to sustainable investments. Although Sapienship doesn't specify

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how much money or which companies received their financial investments. The company is dedicated

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to innovations in animal-free products including cultured meat and lab grown milk.

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As an influential contributor at the World Economic Forum,

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you feel no a horary, knows there is a reluctance and skepticism from the public to adopt

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this highly digitised future. A bit of organic stuff and create completely inorganic

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whether this can be done or not is an open question. The biggest open question is yet.

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So far in the life sciences is the question of consciousness. We have no idea what

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consciousness is, what it does, how it emerges, the common assumption is that somehow the

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mind consciousness emerges from the brain and if we have the brain and if we understand how

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billions of neurons create subjective experiences then there should be no barrier for

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recreating these kinds of experiences based on silicon and carbon based on computers and

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not brains. Another event at the WES 2018 annual meeting that horary participated in was an

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interview-styled segment titled questioning our human future where he infamously

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compared previous fascist governments to the upcoming technological reset.

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I mean in the previously in history if you were on the wrong side of history if you didn't

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understand what was happening in Europe and you lost the competition then you ended up as some kind

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of surf or manual laborer being exploited by the people who understand and have the power.

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Now if you're left behind you're facing something far worse which is to be completely irrelevant

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they won't even need you as a surf or as a slag. His disregard for those who aren't interested

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in being hacked or tracked raises the question what type of humanity is he trying to say

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and from what exactly? Science is replacing evolution by natural selection

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with evolution by intelligent design not the intelligent design of some guard above the clouds

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but our intelligent design and the intelligent design of our clouds the IBM cloud the Microsoft

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these are the new driving forces of evolution. And at the same time science may enable life

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after being confined for four billion years to the limited realm of organic compounds

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science may enable life to break out into the inorganic real you know the whole idea that humans

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they they have this so spirit and they have free will and nobody knows what's happening inside

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me so whatever I choose whether in the election or whether in the supermanica this is my free will

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that's all the moment when a new regime of surveillance to over especially surveillance under

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the skin which I think is maybe the most important development of the 21st century is this ability

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to hack human beings to go under the skin collect biomarker data, analyze it and understand

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people better than they understand themselves this I believe is maybe the most important event

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of the 21st century. How exactly will the future masters of the planet look like this will be decided

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by the people who on the data now why is data so important it's important because we've

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reached the point when we can hack not just computers we can hack human beings and other organisms

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the fourth industrial revolution or in other words the technological reset has been in the

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works for decades despite the term only being coined by cloushphard in 2015 the players involved

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whether directly or indirectly tied to the world economic forum have a vital role in this

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realignment of life as we know it their predictions for the future of this world should be both a

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cause of concern and excitement society runs the risk of trading hard one at personal freedoms

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for high tech entertainment and enhancement that can be turned against us.

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Problem is more a boredom and how do we what to do with them and how will the

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find some sense of meaning in life when they are basically a meaningless worthless a meaningless

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my best guess at present is a combination of drugs and computer games as the solution for more

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it's already happening in a different type of different settings you see more in all people

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spending more and more time or solving the inner problems with a drugs and computer games.

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In this episode we've met some of the big names involved in this adventure to redesign and reimagine

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the world as we know it but what about the major corporations and governments alongside

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cloushphard and the world economic forum and how can the developments of the fourth industrial

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revolution be used against us. For the next episode we will examine these questions and continue

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to dissect the technological reset but for now I hope that you have learned something

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about the rise and risk of technocratic globalism. In the meantime it is important that you

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share this knowledge with others and help us keep rejecting, resisting and exposing the great reset.