Ok, I am old and never had tv. I can't see how anything in this cartoon world called meta can even approach any sort of simulation of reality, on any level. It looks like crappy cartoon graphics to me. So strapping on some great big gadget to your head makes it SO different from watching tv or any other screen? This level of propaganda is troubling to me, in the extreme. They call it 'virtual reality' so hey, all of a sudden it becomes our reality??
My head is struggling with this absolute utter nonsensical rubbish.
Agreed and it's always sinister to see when there's so little demand for something but yet so much time and investment is being entered into a space. As always with these transhumanist-tech sectors I guess they decide on the direction and then work on the reasons why it's necessary later ;) No doubt within a few years we'll start to see celebrities promoting the metaverse and how amazing it is to exist inside it....
Reminds me when I was at an event and someone placed an order for for one of my produts. So I asked for her name... turns out it was Jan Leeming - but I didn't know who she was, never having had tv ;) I htink that was the first time she had ever had to give her name, she was most surprised!
Sorry, but I don't have a source for that clip, I tried to obtain it but it's something I clearly downloaded ages ago and didn't record where it came from, dammit. Hopefully someone can chime in if they know....
Harari is such a dick. Those countries that underwent industrial revolutions had to work their asses off in factories and mills and mines and shipyards for generations. The working class in the west were subjugated by their own ruling class, as always. But the end result was a massive raising of living standards for everyone after several generations of brutal conditions (ie working class children today in post-industrialised nations have shoes, iphones and computer games - whereas their great grandfathers ploughed fields at age 12 and ran about shoeless most of the time).
The countries that went through industrial revolutions first arguably had the toughest time because they had to make that transition from scratch.
Also Harari's obsession with the 'useless class' is pure projection on the part of the ruling elite. New technology is making THEM a useless class. Ordinary people can now use internet and digital tech to run their own lives and wider society effortlessly without need for governments, politicians, political parties or government funded institutions like the UN, WEF, WHO.
Centralised power and control only had a justification (if it ever one at all) when society had no means to organise beyond the local town hall. But today we can crowd fund, share ideas and innovations, sign up for services or provide services to others at light speed via the web.
The entire NWO program is an attempt to trick the population into believing they are redundant, when it is in fact the ruling class who are now redundant.
And as for new industries, I can imagine dismantling stupid windmills and wireless infrastructure becoming a booming industry in the coming years as we all wake up to the fact that windmills are rubbish and wireless infrastructure (microwaves) is killing all biological life on this planet and making everyone sick which makes the technology completely unsustainable and destined for the scrap heap (along with asbestos, DDT and lead plumbing).
Harari's upbeat sales pitch for the WEF's Brave New World dystopia comes across like a minidisc salesman in the year 2000 assuring customers that minidisc is the future and that all other music devices will soon become obsolete.
Once people wake up to the basic scam, all this WEF propaganda just makes things worse for the 'elites' by making their game so laughably obvious. Long may Harari continue to expose his puppet masters!
Anyway love your videos J. Keep knocking them out!
Ok, I am old and never had tv. I can't see how anything in this cartoon world called meta can even approach any sort of simulation of reality, on any level. It looks like crappy cartoon graphics to me. So strapping on some great big gadget to your head makes it SO different from watching tv or any other screen? This level of propaganda is troubling to me, in the extreme. They call it 'virtual reality' so hey, all of a sudden it becomes our reality??
My head is struggling with this absolute utter nonsensical rubbish.
Clown world indeed.
Great work putting the compilation together J
Ha, right, thanks for very much for that.
Agreed and it's always sinister to see when there's so little demand for something but yet so much time and investment is being entered into a space. As always with these transhumanist-tech sectors I guess they decide on the direction and then work on the reasons why it's necessary later ;) No doubt within a few years we'll start to see celebrities promoting the metaverse and how amazing it is to exist inside it....
Celebrities, they woudl pass me by.
Reminds me when I was at an event and someone placed an order for for one of my produts. So I asked for her name... turns out it was Jan Leeming - but I didn't know who she was, never having had tv ;) I htink that was the first time she had ever had to give her name, she was most surprised!
Let's face it, we are all just people.
That said J, I love your work.
Great work as always. May I ask where the clip at 5:54 is from?
Thanks buddy, appreciate that!
Sorry, but I don't have a source for that clip, I tried to obtain it but it's something I clearly downloaded ages ago and didn't record where it came from, dammit. Hopefully someone can chime in if they know....
Harari is such a dick. Those countries that underwent industrial revolutions had to work their asses off in factories and mills and mines and shipyards for generations. The working class in the west were subjugated by their own ruling class, as always. But the end result was a massive raising of living standards for everyone after several generations of brutal conditions (ie working class children today in post-industrialised nations have shoes, iphones and computer games - whereas their great grandfathers ploughed fields at age 12 and ran about shoeless most of the time).
The countries that went through industrial revolutions first arguably had the toughest time because they had to make that transition from scratch.
Also Harari's obsession with the 'useless class' is pure projection on the part of the ruling elite. New technology is making THEM a useless class. Ordinary people can now use internet and digital tech to run their own lives and wider society effortlessly without need for governments, politicians, political parties or government funded institutions like the UN, WEF, WHO.
Centralised power and control only had a justification (if it ever one at all) when society had no means to organise beyond the local town hall. But today we can crowd fund, share ideas and innovations, sign up for services or provide services to others at light speed via the web.
The entire NWO program is an attempt to trick the population into believing they are redundant, when it is in fact the ruling class who are now redundant.
And as for new industries, I can imagine dismantling stupid windmills and wireless infrastructure becoming a booming industry in the coming years as we all wake up to the fact that windmills are rubbish and wireless infrastructure (microwaves) is killing all biological life on this planet and making everyone sick which makes the technology completely unsustainable and destined for the scrap heap (along with asbestos, DDT and lead plumbing).
Harari's upbeat sales pitch for the WEF's Brave New World dystopia comes across like a minidisc salesman in the year 2000 assuring customers that minidisc is the future and that all other music devices will soon become obsolete.
Once people wake up to the basic scam, all this WEF propaganda just makes things worse for the 'elites' by making their game so laughably obvious. Long may Harari continue to expose his puppet masters!
Anyway love your videos J. Keep knocking them out!