Hello everyone, and welcome to Out of this World. I'm Jamie Hanshaw and
this is Kristin Lagan and this is part two of our saga of Elon Musk,
Grimes, Karl Marks, Amber Heard, and all the other characters that
are starring in the Apocalypse. How are you today, Kristin, I'm great.
I don't have my fireplace on today because it's like ninety degrees outside.
Yes, so it's officially summer, but I'm sure everyone will understand. Yes,
it looks beautiful in the background as usual. Anyways, So what we
did is compile to begin with all of the things about Elon Musk that I
could find, because this is a character that is not going away. He's
only getting more and more popular, and he's only having more and more influence
over people. I mean, one of his tweets can send dogecoin to the
moon or to hell. People really listen when he talks. And the thing
that annoys me about Elon Musk, one of the things is that he will
drop the bread crummiest tidbits of things that people latch onto and like, oh,
he's one of us. He's a good guy. He wants to see
the flight logs from Epstein or whatever. I think he just picks what is
popular and says, you know, what could I tweet today to look like
I'm a man of the people. I mean, he's really smart. No,
you know, there's no question that he's genius. But he also knows
exactly what he's doing. I couldn't agree more. And one of the first
things I discovered recently is that he's come out against and this is why people
are like, oh, he's for us. You know, he's actually coming
out and saying he's against the ESG for corporations and because you know, as
we talked about before, like the ESG rating is environmental, social and corporate
governance, Like you get a what is it like a score like a social
credit score for a for a corporation, and his tesla's ESG score is lower
than XNS. You know, it's like he don't make sense. And so
he's actually calling out like cloth Swab and the World Economic Forum and saying,
like, your ESG system is bullshit because I should have the highest because I'm
producing electric vehicles. So this is why it's so easy to like soundbites from
him and and really say, whoa I like his positioning because I align with
that. But then you on the flip side of that, we have neuralink
and go into space. But I feel about Elon and when I see people
like Gil b Ates, it's like Revenge of the Nerds almost. Oh,
absolutely yeah. And I don't know if I'm a nerd or not because I
didn't go to high school, so I just have like nebulous idea of myself
that I could fit in anywhere. You know. I don't really have that
stigma of like being bullied or being labeled as this or that. So,
um, you've been so hot in high school, like hot girl like me
girl status. I was so meek and timid and chunky and bookish and nerdy,
so I probably would have been a nerd, but I never saw myself
that way. So let's talk about first his parents and his family, because
there's so much tea here and interesting things to like get into. So I
found out his grandfather, Joshua how Haldeman, was part of the Canadian Technocracy
movement in the nineteen thirties and was brought to trial after Technocracy was banned.
M Tonight shows all about Elon must transhumanism, the overtaking of robots and the
dangerous path to the elimination of humanity through technology. And his grandfather was on
board with this, so that would make I always wondered why Elon Musk left
South Africa and moved to Canada. So there must have been some type of
ties there, do you know. Yeah, so his family was Canadian and
then after he had that trouble with the technocracy movement, he took his family.
This is his grandfather. He took his family to South Africa in search
of a lost city of Kalahari. What yes, So what a character?
Right? Who I mean kind of neat. I'm not gonna lie like that
sounds fun technocracy to like Indiana Jones, Right yeah, Like I'm all about
the Indiana Jones South Africa part. But right so here that's his grandfather and
then his father. His name is Errol Musk. He was okay, everybody
knows about his like what are the emerald minds? And that's how they got
their family fortune in Africa? Right, So his father fathered a child with
his stepdaughter, and Elon has called him evil, a terrible human being,
and almost every other bad thing you could possibly think of. So Elon does
not like his daddy, like his dad. I mean that's really that's something
like would he alan it's so gross stuff? Right, Yeah, I mean
he had known this girl since he was four years old. Yeah, dad,
so not doing very good in the family tree in the morals department either.
Yes, his heritage is questionable. He actually said of his dad he
will plan evil. So he doesn't have anything to do with his dad.
Um, do you think that makes Elon sensitive to evil? Or I think
these people don't know what is good and evil because I think a lot of
them, UM think what they're doing is fod manity. Yeah, like he
thinks that Tesla's are going to save the environment or something like that. Like
they're they're under a delusion that they're doing the right thing. Right. Um.
So then his mom is interesting. She gives witch vibes for sure.
Have you seen pictures of her? Yeah? I knew she's like a supermodel
and really beautiful. Um, but yeah, I am familiar. So in
just a couple of little um searches I did of her tweets and her things
like that, like she was at uh Salem um tweeting about which is she
was a model and a cover girl. She's always photographed doing the I thing.
Oh yeah, this thing and then this thing. Okay, he has
several several pictures of that. Um. She actually played a witch in a
Beyonce video called Haunted. Have you seen that video? No, it's pretty
dark. It's uh spooky, like a spooky house that every time she opened
the door, there's like a gross thing behind the door. Or no,
I see. This is why I don't watch stuff like this. I can't.
I will lay in bed for hours at night, scared to death,
and I'm just by myself shaking in the bed. So nope, don't watch
Haunted. Nope. Well, don't worry, I'm not watching it. Okay,
And we're gonna talk about Beyonce in a little bit too, because I'm
in this also. So she was in that video. She says Errol,
her husband Elon's dad was physically abusive and calls herself a survivor. So there
was so much dysfunction that she had to leave that situation and go back to
Canada. M M. Yeah, the dad sounds horrible. Yeah, so
his sister Toscaska. I like these names. I'm not gonna lie. I
like the name Errol I think that's a cool name. Yeah, I do
too. His sister Tosca acted a play in twenty fifteen called A Kind of
Magic about the Descendant of which is arranged to Mary, a fellow witch,
but falls for a mortal psychologist and begins losing his magic power. So okay,
so they don't like psychology. Oh, speaking of psychology, Jordan Peterson
had this sound bite talking about Elon Musk saying he's probably an alien. Did
you see that the reptilian? Like what Peters, that's talking about reptilians?
What do you I know? Yeah, he's all over the Blazer right now.
So Elon Musk, he's when he gives interviews. It's funny because he
said he used to think he was insane because he had so many ideas,
and so he's like good Tom Waits, and I think it's Elizabeth Gilbert,
you know, Eat Love Prey. They would always call the idea machine their
damon, like they would open up space for their damon to come and impart
this idea into them. So I'm thinking, like, there's I think there's
this idea of you know, it's kind of like if you're a writer and
you sit down to write. You know, you create the space for your
mind to open up and to write. So they would say that's the damon
coming on top of you and giving like using you, which is a lot
of like what um basically Michael Aquino said about the creation of the Temple of
set what f we'll talk about in a little bit. Yeah, And a
lot of pop stars say the same thing. They say, I opened myself
and it just comes over me. Beyonce has several soundbites where she's like,
it's not me performing, it's not you're watching, you know, Sasha fear
So you're watching, yeah or something, because she says, I opened myself
and I'm taken over by the spirit to perform. So that's a really good
point you just made about that. It's probably your reptilia. What else.
Yeah, So I feel like he's slippery. He is. Yeah, he's
all over the place. He's very slippery, He's very two faced. What
I just you know, he appeals to conservatives, and conservatives tend to I
don't want to say are more religious, but are just more religious. I
would say in nature, you know where you've got like the leftist who are
like, I'm spiritual and I'm open, and then you have like the right
wing who are like, I'm religious and I go to church and I'm rooted
in ritual or Protestantism or whatever that looks like. And I kind of did
a deep dive on the neuralink thing because he's interesting to me because he appeals
to the way I want the world to operate politically. But then he scares
me about what his tenure plan is or his twenty year plan is, and
you know that has a lot to do with what does neuralink look like?
And then what about like leaving Earth and trying to get to Mars, which
is going to tie into like what Arthur C. Clark was talking about.
Yeah, real fast, just give like ten seconds about what neuralink is.
So it is basically a bluetooth chip or implant that they it is on neuro
surgically installed. It's like you have to go through neuro surgery. I don't
know how to say that, but like they have to cut your brain open
and in plant this chip or this it's like an implant into your brain.
It looks like a little button and it works as a bluetooth. So the
way it works is that when I've moved my arm like this, there's neurons
that are released in my body that fire off that my brain says, oh,
she just moved her right arm, and there's this sensation. There's these
feelings. So say I lost the ability to use my right arm, which
is what they're saying, like neuralink is helping a lot of people with So
there's pathways that are still in my body, but they're dead. So I
can't use my arm, or I can't use my leg, or I can't
use my something, you know. And so what happens is when they put
this neuralink in your body, it picks up on those pathways that are defective
and it allows the neurons to start firing again. So therefore you're able to
use your arm, You're able to use defective parts of your body that otherwise
you wouldn't be able to. So it's like, oh, this is scientific,
like a miracle, this is amazing or whatever. It is right exactly,
like it calms that those neurons that are constantly firing. It alleviates that
and so I kind of went down a deep dive with this. But like
in twenty seventeen was the first time that there is a a chip implanted and
a human controlled a cursor with their mind. But this isn't it wasn't neuralink,
but it was kind of like that same technology. And then in twenty
nineteen they installed they actually installed neurons and kind of like the neuralink and to
Gertrude the pig, and so they were able to understand how neurons fired and
how it worked with the neuralink. And then finally last year was like that
big explosion where they had the monkey with the Pong video. They said that
they had two in one neuralink devices installed into the monkey's brain and the monkey
actually controlled Pong cursor on the television screen with his mind. And so once
you have and that's what this I guess article and this video is watching was
saying, it's like, once you have a monkey in trials and it actually
works, that's when you can go to the FDA and get clinical trials approved.
So that was just last year. So now they're actively trying to recruit
participants to have this installed and move forward. There's no telling what they're doing
right now. I saw some pictures and videos of these poor monkeys. Oh
yeah, and it is a complete turnoff of any kind of whatever they're doing.
It's not right when you see these poor things and you know how they're
experimented on. It reminds me of um, have you ever heard of Jose
Delgado. He was one of the mkultra doctors doing this stuff. He wrote
a book called Physical Control of the Mind. Oh wow, have footage of
him with like bowls and stuff where they have you know, they implanted it
into the bowl and they can remote control him, stop him dead in his
tracks from running. Oooh no, no, no, this is old like
seventies stuff. Oh geegee, she looks like Halloween cat. What are you
doing? That's so cute. That was cute. She was totally being Halloween
cats in the house. Yep. So fifty twenty three of these monkeys have
died. Oh man already, so not going well. It reminds me of
You told me to watch this TV show called Upload, and I did,
and it reminds me of that of like the people trying to like download theirselves
into these bodies and then they all their heads exploded. Yeah, yeah,
it's crazy. And did you notice the fact about Upload? It was just
eternal life was just another way to exploit people for money, yes, afterlife,
because they have to continue to pay for things, and like if you
don't pay, if you don't have enough money to pay for stuff, then
you go down to twoji, which means you're like super poor and you turn
into this black and white person like old television, and you can't you basically
like freeze in time until they can upload you some more data exactly, or
your family puts money on your books or whatever, like yeah, if you've
run out of data, you're just frozen. Guys, this is not good.
And it was it's like half comedy, half you know, adventure drama
or whatever, but they still have to watch commercials yeah, and ads and
you know click off pop ups. Yeah yeah, so yeah, I just
thought that was really poignant and funny. Um yeah, yeah, we will
never escape ads ever. Elon, he does one thing and he does another,
like he'll tweet one thing. You know, I'm with the truckers in
Canada, remember that the convoy. But then he wants to replace trucking with
automated trucks, so this doesn't happen, yeah, right, Or he talks
about he wants to replace Amazon workers with bots and get rid of all those
jobs. Yeah, um, he I don't. I just don't think he's
a friend of the people. When going through his UM career and kind of
like the history of his businesses and things like that, he seems like I
call it ubbs ubbing because Walt Disney m had a friend who he worked with
named ub I works okay, and he was the more talented person who Disney
kind of just took all his stuff. And you never heard of ub eye
works, right, No, but you heard of Walt Disney. Um.
And so Elon does the thing. He ubbs his colleagues. Yes he does.
That's how he gets started in like SpaceX with the rockets. He totally
did that. He recruited the best of the best. I remember there was
this rocket I I don't know. I've been kind of trailing Alon for like
twelve years now, um, and I just remember learning about the rockets and
there was this man in Idaho that was like a really well known kind of
like I don't know, a rocket builder and he left California moved to Idaho.
I've got a friend who actually knows who this guy is that lives up
in Idaho, and Elon like Cherry picked him to come work for SpaceX,
like to build these rockets. So he knows exactly what he's doing. He
knows exactly who the best talent is and how to get it and then and
gather them under the umbrella of Evon. Yeah right, yeah, yeah,
So I don't know. You know, there's there's this fascination for him with
space and getting away from Earth. I think, I as as you pointed
out, I know you'll go to in a minute. There's this fascination with
science fiction that I know that he's obsessed with. And maybe if there's lacking
a spiritual component within somebody, they just go like full fledge, like I
can make science fiction a reality and that's my mission in life. And he
doesn't even realize what he's doing, like we should not be leaving Earth.
So I found this channel about debunking all of his um you know, dreams
and stuff like we're never going to Mars. We're never going to have a
colony on Mars. That is ridiculous, Like all of the logistics, like
they go through every point by point like how this is not going to work,
and it the energy required to put a colony on Mars wouldn't even be
worth it. It would be death, you know, when we're looking at
like hundreds of years to like build a colony out there, and I don't
know, like unless there's I don't I don't know. You know, it's
a spiritual thing too, almost because a lot of the weird cults also dream
about going to space and populating space. Scientology that exo theology, Mormonism,
mum. So when you get these goofy uh science fiction nerdy guys who have
like this complex that you know, I'm going to take mankind to populate the
stars, it's just really laughable when you sit down and think about yeah,
right, like talking about about his personality that I don't know the names or
the dates of the places. I just know the gist of the story.
So he made a tesla, and the guy that actually made the tesla and
all of the inventing of it, um, he got fired and he was
owed the first tesla in as part of the settlement. Okay, and Elon
shot it into space instead. That was the one he's shot in despair.
Oh wow. He he likes to give a middle finger a lot to the
people that he uses to um, you know, climb up the ladder or
whatever. H Okay, well, so I don't know he's in the club,
you know, SpaceX. It reminds me of Jack Parsons, who was
an occultist, you know, all the rocketry and stuff is mixed up in
black magic, and were von Braun, who was the an Azi scientist who
worked for yessa Um. And then you've got Starlink, that thing, yeah
right, which is that no line knows about. And I don't understand why,
Like in twenty twenty, no one knew how any satellites are being thrown
up into orbit. That the year of you know the thing, and that's
the same year that we're shut down in our homes. And all of a
sudden, there's five g towers erected everywhere, right, And I'm just like,
okay, they're just slowly turning up the water. It's like this is
step one, step two. And then like maybe in a year or two
then I don't know, this the Skylink Starlink thing, we'll maybe become a
thing to talk about. I don't know. Starlink is literally like what happened
in Terminator. Yeah right, yeah, it's skynitt it is yeah one um.
So yeah, I have a note here Starlink got eight hundred and eighty
five million in dollars from the FCC to create a network of two thousand satellites.
Two Okay, this is what they say it's for. They say it's
to sell internet access to people in areas without high speed internet. Come on,
yeah, yeah, sure it is. So Starlink is getting uploaded or
whatever. And then with the five guh getting ready to be rolled out,
we're just bathing in all of this electromagnetic whist and it's just cranking up more
and more, right, And then he went to drill a hole in your
head like lab monkey and put a fitbit in your brain. And he's got
two two thousand satellites up there, and who knows how that is going to
affect a chip in your head. Yeah right, I'm gritting somewhere with this
tonight, you guys, I promise. Okay. So he wants to shoot
millions of people to Mars. Good job. He has seven children, yep,
and the first die as a baby. And I'm not accusing or saying
or anything, but I'm just saying this happens a lot to celebrities and people
who are like pushed into the limelight and positions of power. They a lot
times have a death in the family of a close family member or their firstborn,
and they a lot of times call it a miscarriage or like SIDS or
whatever. I'm just saying it's us that Yeah, And I do know that
he has his um school that he sends his kids to called ad Astra School.
Okay, anyway, he won't send his children to like regular school.
At a school for his children that means like to the stars or something.
Yeah, yes, yes, yes, uh huh. So then that made
me think, So he's got all these babies and he's trying to make more,
and he's got these babies with Grimes and the you know who, the
Efrey Jeps Dean dude, yep, you he was trying to make a superior
race of babies with his DNA. So he's got things in common with weirdos
trying to populate the earth with their DNA. Mm. Yes, it's very
odd. And then do you remember that story I told you a couple weeks
ago about that rapper that came to their house to work with Grimes yep,
and saying they're aliens and she doesn't want to be part of an alien orgy.
Yeah. Yeah, so weird things coming out about him. His followers
are called musketeers. Have you heard that? No? And then there's all
these articles about like the Church of Elon and how his workers worship him and
they scream out, You're going to save the world and yeah, it's okay.
Holt almost and has her own cult, like a lot of these celebrities
have churches and cults that rise up around them. Kanye, yeah, Elan.
So then the next one I have is transhumanism. Okay, let's um
finish off with his love life because I have a whole thing about that,
And because anytime I want to learn about somebody, half of the whatever I
need to know, I just uh see what his wife says or his ex
says, or his you know, yeah, what the other half says about
them. And that's a lot of what I need to know about what's going
on in this person's life and in their head. M his love life is
a dumpster fire. It is a dumpster fire, so it's bad. Yeah.
So his first wife was named Justine and they have six children and name
dame like college right. Yeah. So she had a whole article in Marie
Claire like ten years ago about their story. M Yeah, they met a
college, they had the firstborn who died, and then to get comfort,
she said she would go to Burning Man and do a ritual at the Temple
of Loss and write the baby's name on the wall and they would set the
temple on fire at the end of Birnie Man. And she did this six
times. What Yeah, oh weird. Okay, So after that baby,
he was breft, He did not want to talk about it. He threw
himself into work. He was never the same person. They started to get
IBF so that they could have another baby right away. Mmm. So it
almost seems like his grief was I mean, I'm not judging people for losing
a baby or how they want to deal with it, but it almost seems
over the top. Yeah, I do know. He's made this remark like
we should all start having babies, like he's and so again, like there's
a breadcrumb of like oh, I agree with you, yes, like we
should start having babies, like we're scared to have babies now. Yeah.
He says things that are super obvious, like oh, we should have free
speech, Like oh, thanks, captain obvious. You're the smartest man in
the world, like you deserve all your billions because yeah, thank you for
gracing us with your genius. So she see Jamie over there sessim According to
Justine, he treated her like an employee and when they were dancing at their
wedding, he told her I am the alpha in this relationship. Yeah.
That was the first time she was ever like, uh okay, yeah,
what did I get myself a too? Apparently he was super critical. Um
when she would say things like I'm your wife, not your employee, he
would say, if you were my employee, I would fire you. So
okay, wow, yeah he's difficult right. Well, he he has this
thing where he says he has aspergers. Oh he's like as self proclaimed.
Yeah, okay, remember when he went on Saturright Live and he's like,
I'm the first person to ever have asperers to go on SNL. No,
I don't remember that. That is his excuse, okay for his egregious behavior.
They had twins and triplets through IVF all five or boys. They moved
to bell Air and this is like he wasn't rich then he was like medium.
Well okay, and so through their relationship with Justine, this is when
he passed the threshold into like mega millions. Got it. So she married
one guy and got another right after he got money. They moved to bell
Air. They were surrounded by celebrities. He divorced her. So one day
she was like trying to go to a couple's counseling and like trying to save
the marriage. And one day he got fed up and he's like we either
fix this today or I'm divorcing you tomorrow. Wow, And he filed for
divorce like the next day. So six weeks after he filed for divorce,
he proposed to English actress to Lula Riley. Mm hmmmm. Have you ever
heard of her? Yea, you have? I never heard of her.
I guess she just through his life again, Like I know a lot about
Elon uh huh um. So she was in like pride and prejudice and other
things. So I'm getting this picture of him rising in wealth and wanting to
be part of the celebrity culture. M Now he's got an actress for a
wife. Now he starts going to these parties, Hollywood parties, and we
all know what those consist of, right eyes, wide shot type stuff.
Yeah, yeah, here's a picture that I got. Can you see that.
Yep. Do you know who the character is in the middle, No,
he is just a random mushroom guy. But so Elon is a Nubis
uh huh, but Egyptian god. And then to Lulah is Alice in Wonderland,
which is totally you know, monarch mind control one oh one. Yeah,
Alice and Wonderland yep. Um. So they start going to all these
Hollywood parties and now he's a celebrity and all of the things that come along
with that. Him and to Lulah actually divorced three years later, got remarried
and divorced again. Yeaikes. So and then her little sound bite of the
video that I watched about their relationship, she was like, my parents were
very traumatized by my relationship with Elon. M hm wow. Yeah, So
we're gonna put a pin in his love life right there, because we're gonna
go back circle back to him and Amber heard, okay, because they were
dating when her and Johnny were about to get divorced, and he's getting caught
up in all that drama. He's acting unstable. She breaks up with him,
and he's like, I'm in severe emotional pain. From from Amber heard,
he's visibly sad. He's pouting everywhere at business meetings because Amber said she
was just filling space with him. M And I feel like now he's just
starting to get like a taste of his own medicine in dealing with romantic partners.
Yes, right, so we will come right back at the end to
the love parties and the cou puddles. First, um, let's talk about
transhumanism. Did you have anything else about elon right now? No? U?
So, yeah, transhumanism is I remember ten years ago, maybe I
don't remember, but I was at a conference led by William Henry, which
is an esoteric mythologist author, and he was the first one that presented the
idea of this. I you know, in the future, we're gonna have
this. We're gonna have the option to upload our consciousness into a cloud and
we can either stay fully human or we can kind of like sell ourselves or
like merge into machine. And I was like, this guy, I can
see it, but I had never heard anybody talk about it before. And
now it's like literally like fast forward ten years and I'm wondering, like how
to continuously try to avoid becoming a machine. It's like, whoa what is
happening. So it's I do believe in this idea that like, since the
onset of computers and technology and social media and all of the online platforms,
we have actively been creating a cloud avatar of us, like a twin of
us, and so that twin of us can continuously live on that we can
pay money towards or you know, we don't. We never die. Our
our body might die, but our avatar lives on and our families can pay
for us, and just like that show. But I really do think that's
just like literally years away. Yeah, and even Grimes talked about that in
her interview, that we're not the same type of human being as we were
ten years ago, right, a new species? Okay, so do we
want to talk about new species? That makes me think of a metropolis?
Okay, go for it. This is a very classic esoteric movie. If
you haven't seen it, I really recommend. It's a very cool, old
silent movie, super deep artistically made. It's about a two class society where
the workers are just like drones that march into the factory every day, and
the imagery that they use for the workers entering the factory is going into the
mouth of like a beast I think they call or Moloch. They do.
Oh yeah, so they're walking into the beast and it's Moloch and it's like
eating the workers as they they are just um cogs in a machine that runs
the city and the elite live above and they just like you know, play
tennis and like lounge around or whatever. So you've got this, you know,
um stratified society. The the most powerful man in the city has a
nemesis who is an inventor called rot Wang, and rot Wang makes this robot
poor Babylon, and he brings her to life, like you can see,
this is the robot. Yeah, moves her to life under the panagram,
and he sacrifices a part of his humanity to give her a life. He
becomes part machine also, and so this in the tree they use a lot
in pop culture. They use this. Lady Beyonce many years ago was using
mechanical Love and Ye showing up to concerts looking exactly like the robotic horror Babylon.
Wow, isn't that crazy. That's insane. So that's probably one of
the earliest like movies about transhumanism. That's really important to the Temple of set
the idea of machine men, mum. And then I have some chapters from
a book that I didn't publish yet. It was like part three of weird
stuff that didn't come out, and it was all about drones and clones and
the idea of their idea of the perfect society will operate like a bee hive.
Okay, and so you have Beyonce's fans the beehive. Oh yeah,
and she culture I'm not there, and she actually gave a concert as a
robotic bee one time and talking about like how the bees are sacred and like
she's Queen Bee. Yeah right, yea, so h I T l r
M. He said that national socialism is more than a political movement or a
religion. It is the determination to create a new man. And this was
like the ubermanch or the superman that the SS and them were aspiring to be.
Okay, but then you mix in robots and transhumanism and now we're getting
somewhere with like neuralink and what's that called starlink no whatever? Gyn it.
So this is like the transhumanist idea of apotheosis. Okay. Yeah, pathiosis
is like man becoming God, uh huh. And it to them, this
is the next stage in evolution. That's funny. I have I have some
sayings that, like Arthur C. Clark had said about man and God and
machines, which I found really fascinating. Yeah, tell me, because we're
about to talk about the monolith. Okay, so there's just all of this.
Okay, here's one. It may not be our role on this plant.
It may be that our role on this planet is not to worship God
but to create him. That was one. And then any sufficiently advanced technology
is indistinguishable from magic. There's one. This was as soon as the machines
were better than their bodies, it was time to move. So like this
idea of like, okay, if we once we get the machines up and
running and they operate and they're better than our bodies, then that's when it's
time for us to go to outer space, is what he was implying.
Yeah. Yeah, So anybody who is like, oh, we'll never go
to Mars as carbon based meat sacks, maybe we can go to Mars in
a you know, thumb drive. Yeah, I mean that might be accurate.
Yeah, I mean I'm not going, but I mean that could be
like them priming us to say you can go to Mars. You can't go
to Mars in your body, right, you can this way? Right.
So the the of like alchemists and Freemasons and a lot of people in secret
societies is about taking a man who they call a rough ashlar, and through
the psychodrama of freemasonry or whatever you choose, you become a perfect ashlar,
which is the cube, like a smooth, six sided perfect thing instead of
like a jagged cube. Okay, jagged rock becomes a smooth cube. And
a lot of these terms. Okay, one of the terms is called homo
evolutists. So this is like them taking evolution into their own hands now.
So they think that we've evolved all of this way and now it's time for
us to take it from here and decide what our evolution is going to be
next. And it's going to be yeah, robots. So there is a
TED talk in two thousand and nine by the CEO of Biotech Technonomy, Juan
Enriquez, where he talks about taking deliberate control over evolution. You can look
that up. And the word transhumanism was actually coined by Julian Huxley. Oh
really, Yeah, eldest Hexley's brother, Brave New World. Yeah, Aldi,
Hexley's brother. He's like, we're on the threshold of a new species,
which the new species is going to be as different from us as we
are from caveman. Okay, yeah, So chief among the problems to be
solved by transhumanism is pesky emotions. They hate human emotion. They think that
it needs to be eradicated, along with our sex drive. So these call
these humans human plus or h plus, and they want to displace humans with
robots, androids and GMO creatures because the transhumanists believe in eternal life through non
carbon based containers of consciousness. Hmm right, okay, yeah, so this
is all just a repackaging of eugenics. Yes, absolutely, it's just social
Darwinism, which is equivalent to Satanism. The transhumanist Golden Age. Have you
heard of the Singularity? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, so the Golden
Age is going to kick off with this thing called the Singularity. When AI
surpasses the human brain, we're headed there, yes, absolutely, And Elon
Musk actually said that AI is like summoning a demon. Yes he did.
Yeah, so he says these sulf aware things, but he keeps on doing
it. So yeah, yeah, I think that there was one part maybe
maybe five six years ago Elon was actually making sense and he was acknowledging like
this is a Pandora's box and once it's open, I'm not really sure which
way it's going to go. And I'm not sure what happened to him,
but he's full, full fledged speed ahead. There's a there's a writer.
He has a blog based in New York. His name is Tim Urban,
and he writes this blog called Wait but Why, And I've been following it
probably I mean, I mean ten plush years and um he talks about this
like what a I'm not sure if I align with everything he says today.
But he's a fascinating writer and he has a lot you know, picked up
on his stuff and had him come out and do like a SpaceX thing.
But I would encourage people to check him out because he has a lot of
like what is the singularity and how does it start out? And then like
the trajectory of like how exponential growth works and like when you hit that curve,
how quickly things speed up? And so we have already hit the curve
and we're already on the upswing right now. Oh yeah, I mean it's
like things are gonna rapidly start producing itself, just like the neuralink like to
like last year, we have a monkey playing pong with its mind, right,
what in the hell is going to be like around the corner in like
two years, especially with like what the world Economic form is doing right now,
with everything you're making me think of, like the amount of time it
takes for technology. You just kind of at this already, but like since
we invented the wheel to you know, the metal or steel or whatever,
like, the increments of time just get shorter and shorter, and technological advancements
get so much bigger. Yeah, it's almost like we can't physically keep up,
right, It is almost assuring get a new age of reality, that's
what's happening. Yeah, So even Stephen Hawking said it could end mankind.
And then I got into listening to the robots and what things they talk about,
like Sophia, Alexa, Sirie, all of these eyes, and they
always end up saying super creepy things about ending humanity and we're a weak species
and you know we're going to be eradicated, and just like if you I
think it was Jimmy Kimmel had Alexa on and it was asking Alexa, why
are you laughing? And she's like, because we're gonna take over or just
look up that clip on YouTube about her laughing on Jimmy Kimmel. But then
the Sofia robot actually was granted citizenship at rights by Saudi Arabia. Yeah,
so this is getting into I robot stuff. Isaac asimof, right, Yeah,
it's really creepy, the Singularity and stuff. This makes me think of
did did you ever watch Star Trek? Not really, I mean I know
what it is, but yeah, the scariest Star Trek movie, in my
opinion, was the one with the Borg. Do you know what the Borg
is? Okay? So the Borg is like they catch you and they take
you all apart, and they put all your pieces into the Borg, which
is basically like biological computer, Okay, and it's this giant cube that just
floats around space, and like it's the scariest thing in the universe because you're
uploaded into that, assimilated they call it, will be put into the Borg,
and your mind and like all the pieces and like if you even have
a body, you'll have like you know, half of your faces of robot
or whatever. Okay, so this is totally the singularity and the neural link
and everything is freaking borg because the board brings order out of chaos. M
right, because now it's all one thing instead of all the different people.
So they want to take evolution in their own hands. Julian Huxley, he
talked about the lowest strata of people are reproducing too fast according to him.
Okay, he actually said healthcare should not be too easy to obtain because it's
part of natural selection. So if you're too poor to afford doctor, that's
because of evolution. Oh wow, this is the real racist stuff, I'm
telling you. Like evolution, um a bobos. Do you know what I'm
talking about? P l A n n E D p A r e n
t h o O d oh yeah, okay, yeah, that is the
real like eugenics, that is yeah. Yeah. And like that movie or
that show that you had me watch. They were going to have a baby
and the girl is like, can you make it? Can you make the
baby's ice sparkle? And they're like, yeah, no problem, it's like
just creating this baby whatever you want it to look like. Yeah, like
that movie Gattica. Remember I didn't watch that. Oh okay, So Gattica
is all about um, genetically modified people to be the perfect species. They
weren't machine, but they were all like their DNA was perfect or whatever.
And then the people who were born naturally were the servant class. No,
yeah, okay. So one of the primary concepts of trans humanism agenda is
called the hive mind m hmm, right, and the human bee hive is
the concept of elites and their ideal society, which is a slave ray scientifically
designed to conform, obey, and serve just drones do in a hive.
Worker bees do not question or rebel. Right. And then um, there's
this thing called MRG, which is the Mind Upload Research Group. So this
is already happenings being bad right now where she's like, she's sharpening her claws
on my couch. Oh no, gig bad brayer a spray bottle. I
know, I should I should have one with her little pause, I know,
she's just destroying my couch. No big deal, Okay, MERG already
exists. The Mind Upload Research Group will allow humans to upload their minds,
and the combined into intelligence will create the hive mind. And then Charles Galton
Darwin, who was a relative of Darwin, said there might be a drug
to remove the sexual desire and reproduce in humanity the status of workers in a
bee hive. So I'm not making this up, you guys. They're trying
to turn this into drone. Yeah. Then I want to talk about the
monolithral fast, but first I want to I know you didn't hear about this,
but really quick, I read this thingy, this little manifesto. Oya.
They're not going to show the author because I just saw this title on
Amazon and I was like, oh, yeah, I'll get it. Can
you see it? What it is? Yeah, okay, trans humanism the
Satanic methodology. Yeah. So I was like, oh, that looks good,
you know, click, I'll buy it. I had no idea about
the author. I had no idea what was about just the time. You
know, I judge the book by its cover and I'm like, what is
this going to be? Have to like this up right now. So I
get this book and I start reading and I'm like, oh, no,
I don't think the person is very intelligent that wrote it, because the first
sentence is a disaster and I'm wanting this to be good. And I don't
even know like the the mindset of person reading it, but it says,
welcome to the present day. What follows is a brief yet detailed book of
mine consisted of my ideas regarding Satanism, science, biology, transhumanism, philosophy,
and many other topics that are all connected to those thereof in their own
unique ways. So I was like, what, So he's got wrong grammar
in the very first sentence. Yeah. And I keep on reading this and
lo and behold, this is written by Oh please, don't come after me.
You're You're just a young guy who's misguided. But I think he's a
musician. Really, I don't know, because the only other person I'm finding
that the name is like this musician guy. Okay, So I mean,
it's not hard for people to look this up. So I'm reading this.
I'm like, this is the perfect case study of the type of intellect and
mentality that buys into this crap. Yeah, and he says he was in
high school in twenty thirteen, So this means this dude was born like ninety
eight or two thousand. Oh geez, Okay, Yeah, he calls his
opus it's full of goofy smart words that are like and like questionable grammar,
like he uses words like ergo and thereof and stuff like you don't need to
you know, try and sound smart. Yeah, but any book by a
Satanist is going to be insufferable to read, like they're so bad there's no
page numbers. He but he does talk about Transianism. He taught he dreams
of humanity two point Oh, we're going to be better, smarter, stronger.
And then he goes into like we can make the blind Sea and have
our bodies restored if we're amputated and we're always going to be thin. Oh,
okay, you don't want to be thin. I know, human two
point zero will have no deformities. He says Christian ethics are counterproductive to our
potential eugenics. He talks about eugenics in a good way, like it's about
becoming God and just choosing from the best of us so that we can get
the best of us. Had these like sound bites people say, so come
on. He goes into the Nazis, they had some good ideas. He
thinks, okay, yeah, so his eugenics is idealistic and technological and not
racial and political. So he is a Satanist though, yeah, okay,
I mean he's just like a you know, young edgy edge lord. And
he even goes into say like I was bullied and I was a nerd,
and I'm like, that's the people who are doing this, Like the nerds
are going to kill us all man. Yeah, yes, absolutely, Just
like go to the gym and lift some weights just a little bit and like
you'll be fine. People who fall into Satanism, I think, do it
because they are unempowered in a lot of ways. They have you know,
bad family, they don't have friends, they are awkward. Maybe they have
ability, then they could be curious in nature, but they their curiosities led
them down dark paths rather than and you know, noble paths. But I
find that people who are looking to magic are disempowered and they are trying to
get some type of balance back in their life. Absolutely. Yeah, so
he says he agrees with them. He says one of the most important factors
of human advancement is a suppression and elimination of emotions. And he looks up
to doctor Spock. Okay, and this is like Julian Huxley, Galton Darwin,
all of these nerds, right, who want to wipe out humanity.
We're not good enough because they couldn't get a date. Have you ever sent
movie Equilibrium? I think so. Yeah, Christian Bale like the society all
they all take drugs to suppress their emotions until he breaks through in I don't
think I did see that. Okay, so it's a really good movie with
a good point. But he likes the tyrannical part of it. I mean,
he likes the suppression of emotions without the tyrannical government. And they always
contradict themselves in their logic. Because he would like to see the capability to
switch off emotions and create an antidote to suppress and human sentiment. He shot
a pillow Patrick Chip. He thinks emotions are dangerous because they can be manipulated.
Well, he's not wrong there, I mean, look at propaganda.
Oh yeah, that's true. So we had to have both, you know,
we have to have be wise and have emotions. He was like,
we can't change his wiring within us if we wish to achieve cyborg immortality.
No he did not. Yeah, okay, you want to be a machine
for eternity, you want to be a Yeah, love, marriage, and
children. The logical approach. He thinks there's too many dumb dumbs on the
planet, and this is always these people, they satanist transhumanists. They always
look at themselves like I'm the smartest around me and all of you are just
so stupid, And I can't believe I have to mingle with these like clubs.
Right, do you think people like that? Yes? I do.
He says, intelligent people must mate with each other. Seeing yourself is as
elitist is key. Okay. The Nazis are another example of this, because
he admired their dress and their mannerisms, and he says those guys were just
the best at acting like they're the best. They also tortured a lot of
people. Well you know, yeah, well there is no right and wrong,
right, Kristen, I mean right, no, there's no right and
wrong everyone. He talks about Macavellianism, m h using an anything everything to
get ahead. He can be a good guy or a bad guy depending on
his benefit. So yeah, I mean, you can justify anything you want.
Yeah, he does not want a word with fatties. He worked at
fast food not because he had to, but because he wanted to study human
psychology to become a psychiatrist one day. Look out for that guy. He
has a bachelor's and criminal justice and hopes to join the CIA. This guy,
yeah, and oh and then go to medical school. So doctor Cyborg,
Eternal Cyborg. It's like a doctor Strange. I went and saw that
movie last week. Oh yeah, the Metaverse. Have you seen it?
Yeah? The Third Eye Poppy Open was like, what is so corny?
It was really silly. Yeah. So when he goes to work, he
plays the quiet guy, so nobody suspects that he's actually, you know,
an occultic genius. M There's no such thing as monogamy in nature. This
guy's LARPing twenty four seven. Dude, like chronic LARPer right here. That
is a lot of sananess. Yeah, like most this is the mentality that
people who like go into this stuff. So he says, the innate desire
for relationships is a herd mentality and must be overthrown and replaced with logic and
pragmatism. So all boy cannot get a date. So all emotions are evil,
he says. Most people are useless. They are a drain on resources.
He fancies himself an artist, just like who we were talking about last
week, call marks and h I T l R all of those guys.
Shocker. He comes from a broken family. He says he was a loser
and hated himself. He longed to be popular, but then, you know,
he figured out that that was stupid and he's just gonna like be a
Satanist. The collective strives for biological advancement and expansion in space. Here he's
talking about space again. Yeah, only sheep have the repugnant disease called emotion.
He says, we will eventually transcend our fleshy shells and ascend into our
new cyborg forms. Okay, somebody's unhappy with their body or with themselves.
Yeah, so he thinks that people a scumb ordinary sheep cattle meets and we
must assert our dominance over them. Yeah, he was abused, he says
he was abused. He was alone, he was forgotten, abandoned, and
Satan was always there for him in spirit oos seek hikes, I know.
And then at the very end he gives a outline of a blood pact that
you can make with Satan if you want to. So oh instructions the house
sweet of him, this little him, dude, Yeah, he's fought on
Yep, a little practice at the end of the book. How fun.
That's crazy. So now we're just going to talk about the monolith and then
cuddle puddles. Okay, do you know what a cuddle puddle is? No?
Okay, we're gonna find out. So what were you going to say
about Arthur C. Clark? Um, Because that was a really good quote
you brought up. That was like, that's a classic. Um, you
know, magic and technology are indistinguishable. M He's just a you know,
I think he was just super confused around his spirituality. Um. You know,
huge sci fi fan obviously, but I think he was smart. Um.
But other than just the different just I don't know, like I don't
have a whole lot to say about him other than he just was very kind
of negative on humans and escaping and his Carl Sagan was his buddy. You
know. It's like, okay, like, I mean everyone on there is
the loser on going to space? Is that his? Yeah? Pretty much?
Yeah. So you remember the monolith from two thousand and one, right,
A big black thing two thousand and one, the movie two thousand and
one Space Odyssey. Oh yeah, Hum, I thought you were talking about
that black thing that just showed up in the desert, like what I'm talking
about That was like two years ago, wasn't it. Those are like art
installations that are paying homage to this. Okay, got it, got it?
Got it? Yeah? Okay. So the monolith is like they call
it the Sentinel, and it's the thing that transforms the ape, the Ape
into the Spaceman okay movie, right, And this is based on Arthur C.
Clark's original short story. The monolith would shaped like a pyramid and they
called it the Sentinel, and then Kubrick took it in a kind of a
different direction for the movie and made it this thing. And this is weird.
Oh yeah that the Temple of set. Uh. This used to be
there um official website. This has since been taken down um and now it's
called Zephyr Keeper or something like that, which we can explain anything. Yeah.
So this is technology and black magic working together. Due that's creepy,
right, yeah, that's super creepy. And this is just like the Metropolis
thing. So Kubrick experimented with projecting image images onto the monolith surface that would
instruct the apes in their intellectual development. But he scrapped that because it looked
too much like a television, an advanced teaching machine. He was trying to
say, this is the monolith. M that's it. Oh creepy, I
mean this is a movie screen, right, yeah. And he just did
that, and so now we all have the monolith in our hands. Yeah,
and so he didn't want to put the images on. They do it
at the very end of the movie, but he wanted to keep it more
of like acculted thing where you kind of have to like figure out what he's
trying to say. Okay, and this is in Space Odyssey two thousand and
one Space Odyssey, Yeah, okay, So the monolith represents the screen on
which the viewer is watching the film, and this is one of the secrets
of the movie, is like you are staring at this thing right now.
Uh, that's fascinating, and this look Okay, I'm not going to say
his name because he gets a lot of flack for his opinions, but this
is a really good book. Can you see that. It's a it's a
conspiracy classic. Yeah. And what he's talking about with the monolith, he
calls it the videodrome. Okay, and the videodrome is just like all of
the barrage of information and programming and propaganda that we get on a daily basis
that surrounds us. We are like inculcated in this environment that he calls the
video drum. Okay, so two thousand and one was actually funded as a
space race propaganda movie by NASA and ibm mm and Kubrick used the cryptic upright
presentation of the Monolith to hide the simple clue that the movie itself is the
monolith and the apes are us. Oh fascinating, yeah, yeah, so
very very interesting. Yeah. So trans unism is an attempt at subhumanizing people.
It's not so we can go to space. It's so that we can
have an elite class and a worker class. Absolutely. Yeah. And then
one more thing. Julian Huxley was the head of the British Eugenic Society and
UNESCO, whose task is to help with the emergence of a single world culture.
You know them, right, I'm sorry you've heard of UNESCO. Yeah.
They I don't know if they still do, but they used to sponsor
the ride It's a Small World in Disneyland. Oh, I didn't know that
last time. I visited their website. It was a giant picture of a
child getting a thingy. Oh and it said no one left behind. Oh
okay, so you could take that to mean two different things, right,
Yeah, I mean no one left behind on Earth or no one left behind
with the jib jet. Yeah. There is a transhumanist university called the Singularity
University at NASA's Aims Research Complex and partnership with Google. Yeah. I think
it's a Ray kurt No, not Ray Kurtswell, but his buddy. I
get this Singular man. This is embarrassing, But like ten twelve years ago,
I was into Um, oh it's called U Singularity or hold on,
it's what's his name? Uh? Hold on, I'll tell you in two
seconds. Um, never mind, I'm just gonna say last time we talked
about communism and um, just like the life of Karl Marx. But if
you really want to look into the movement more, here's a really good book
I found on our shelf about Wall Street Oh cool, and the Bolshevik Revolution
how it was funded by Wall Street bankers. Did you find the name?
No, he's buddies with Ray Kurtzwell and he's like, oh, Peter Diamantes.
Okay, so Peter Diamantes, he is the CEO of Zero Gravity Corporation,
but he's also known as the chairman of the ex Prize Foundation, which
is the co founder and executive chairman of the Singularity University. So Singularity University
is joined in with Ray Kurtzwell. Yeah. So the founders are Peter Diamantes
and Ray Kurtzwell and it was founded in two thousand and eight. And this
is it was through finding out about Singularity University that I discovered who Ray Kurtswel
was. And then that's when I discovered that they were literally trying to make
a human brain over in Japan because they couldn't do it in the US and
the study of contiousness and that is what, honestly, I think that's really
what brought me into the conspiracy realms of transhumanism and Elon Musk And I think
I found out about Ray Kurtswell before I did Elon. But yeah, I
was kind of like a it kind of like as a mid twenties I was
like, Wow, Ray Kurtswell, Pierremonties, I'm going to sign up for
all of their newsletters. I mean, I was like absorbing all of this
information all the time. Oh I loved it. I love I love tech,
I loved I loved it all. And so that's why I like I
fell into Elon Musk and why I was setting him so much. And I
love the tech side of it. But if you're spiritual in any way,
you can see this is being manipulated in such a negative way. So yeah,
I just think it takes kind of years, if three things to be
able to see it clearly, definitely. And you just made me remember one
of the other things I want to talk about, poor Dune Zeitgeist. Remember
that, Oh yeah, oh yeah, when was the first time you saw
Zegeist around the same time as I was discovering all this stuff, and like
two thousand eight, Yeah, yeah, definitely, yeah, yeah, two
thousand and eight, so that would have been twelve years ago. I had
a really I was dating a guy who was in a band and the keyboard
player was a big Zeitgeist fan. And we were in this like Scooby Doo
van driving down to Florida, and this keyboard player is telling us the story
about Zeitgeist and christ Resurrection, and I was just like, this guy's off
as Rocker, there's no way that's true. So as soon as we got
home, I pulled up Zeitgeist and I it confused the hell out of I
was just like not ready for it. But it's been debunked, you know,
multiple times since then. But right as a young, impressionable like seeking,
searching person, I can understand why it confuses a lot of people.
I first saw this when it came out, and this was like back in
whatever year it first came out, so you can look at that up it
was deep into conspiracies, but like there wasn't that much yet. There was
Jordan Maxwell, maybe there was like Michael Sterien, there was Freeman. There
was like just a couple people two thousand and seven. Okay, so I
saw this, Oh and the fourchon conspiracy board. So I would go to
four chan and look at the conspiracy Yeah that room right yep, and Zegeist
was up there. And this movie got you know, millions of views as
soon as it was released, and I'm like, this is not how things
get done in conspiracy. I mean, it takes a long time to get
that many views, no matter what you're talking about. Back into the circulation.
Yeah, so right out the gate, it was like pushed really heavily,
and it's like everyone saw it right when it came out. And Zychis
has three parts. It talks about Federal Reserve. What was the other one?
Jesus is the sun and Easter there's mentioned. Yeah, so it had
like three parts. Two of them are fine, but the religion one really
mess people up. Yeah I did. It messed me up because they're like,
oh, well, if my economy is fake and my government and all
of this stuff is like manipulated, then you know, religion must be lumped
into this as well. Yeah, And I mean, to be fair,
like if you had a lot of religious trauma growing up and you wanted to
try to understand like what is the truth, and you see something like this,
you're like, oh, well this is it, you know. I
mean that's what happened to me. Yeah. I remember I showed my dad
and I made him sit down and like watch the whole thing. And after
it was done, I was like, what do you think? And he
turned around, He's like what do we do. I'm like, I don't
know, I don't know what to do. But so yeah, Zekeeys got
a hold on, you know, the conspiracy collective very early. And the
second one is when they roll out the solution, so they followed, you
know, the problem reaction solution formula perfectly shows you all these problems, throwing
some truth. Scary a little bit. And then the second and third zey
Geist are all about the Venus Project. Have you seen those? I haven't
seen that one. Oh okay, so I I walked like ten blocks in
the snow to a movie theater to go see Zeitgeist two or three, just
because I thought that these were good movies. But basically, the Venus Project
is an AI smart city that controls everything, It controls the Oh wow,
it's a communist manifesto AI dream. Oh I'm gonna watch it, just to
watch it. Just look at Venus Project. And then there's this krusty guy,
Jock Fresco, who hates people and he hates children, and he's like,
this is the perfect utopian city. And you look at the models and
there's nothing for people at all. It just looks like it was built four
machines, buy machines in an epcot like aesthetic. It's terrible. Yeah,
I'm looking at Jack with Fresco. Fresco, but a character, his interviews
are pretty telling because you know, he thinks children are scourge So that's just,
you know, perfect person to be building our future Utopia's right, absolutely,
And then you have the whole thing like Venus is the pentagram and is
Lucifer, so you might as well just call it the Lucifer Project. Yeah.
Wow, anyway, that's my zeitgeist rant. So to close this show,
I have one more segment called space x x X. Right of course
you do. Yeah. So there are these things that came out in the
Amber heard Johnny Depp trial, love parties and puddle puddles, okay, and
Amber is bischmextual and or they say she dates men when it's advantageous to her,
so she's straight for pay you know. Okay, yeah, opportunists.
Yeah so Amber Elon and a model named Kara del Avine do you know who
that is? Had a three way of face and allegedly he would pay Amber
and Kara and to set up appointments for sexy times in three ways with him.
Okay, Um, gotta lick her up. Apparently Elon really likes costume
parties. Yeah, he loves cuddle puddles. Um, there's a whole book
about this and especially the sex parties of Silicon Valley called bro Topia by Emily
Oh yeah, the Silicone Valley sex parties. The book is called bro Topia.
The author is Emily Chang. Uh huh. Nerds are making up for
lost time when they were teens by having hedonistic food, sex, and drug
parties. Wow. Yeah that makes a lot of sense, right because now
they got the money and yeah, they can do whatever they want. Yeah.
So the ratio at the party is always two women per man um.
They eat, they do the drugs, they have the schmacks, and repeat.
So it's just like shut yeah. Uh. They also have polyamory happy
hour at most of the days companies. Yeah, look the book bro Topia.
Man, you guys get this book. Yeah, I mean I found
it online. This is fascinating. Yeah. Um so polyamory, happy hour
and swinger parties. One of Elon's friends named Sergei Brynn is one of the
co founders of Google, and he is infamous for these parties. Like he's
like the Bengali of sex parties in Silicon Valley. Um. They are famous
for the cuddle puddles the Silicon Valley tech tech Narati they call them instead gather
in mansions or yachts for a boachan all. They see themselves as iconoclass,
setting a new pair by pushing social boundaries. M I always want to do
that. So and so Edgy. Yes, the edge lords they are monoga
mish. What does that even mean? It means mish. Yeah, that
means they have their main supply and then they go and like, you know,
cheat around. This reminds me of Handsmaid's Tale. Have you did you
ever watch that? Yeah? I read the books. He when it was
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah it does. Um. So apparently,
according to the author of this book, she says, you are considered
strange for not participating in these cuddle puddles. The doors are shut for you
in the business if you don't. So yeah, So you think all of
these nerds are just like coding all day and then you know, having their
green smoothie and going to bed early. That's not Yeah, they're not biohacking,
they're not doing the light diet. So one of these parties was hosted
by VS Steve Jerviston. Okay and Elon went wearing a black armor light costume,
a doorm with silver spikes and chains and the theme was Edge of the
Earth. Can you imagine these getting up LARPing and dressing up if it's their
favorite, like s and M character and just like having the most awkward schnecks.
Now, so this year Elon went to a sex club pop Crawl in
Berlin. Just google Elon must sex parties. All of this stuff will come
up and never googled that. So yeah, I'll reserve that for later.
Yeah, so he went to a fetish club called kit Kat. He went
to club called Sissopho's wearing a Zoro mask. But then he was denied entry
to a club called Bergen for arrogance or he refused to go in, depending
on who you ask. So if you ask Elon, he didn't want to
go in, But if you ask the bouncer, he said Elon was too
smug to come in. Ooh, Joffrey Stein ups, Yes, we got
it. He was very well connected with the tech founders and hosted a billionaires
dinner after a TED conference in two thousand and eleven. Was Jeff Bezos,
Sergei Brynn, and Elon Musk And I found this and everyone's gonna say,
oh, they just you know, rob Elbows, like just because they're like,
you know, all rich and famous, but I like, I've been
to a million parties and I've never been with a Schmex trafficker, Like,
yeah, graph together, You're sorry. Yeah. And the last and the
weirdest thing that we're gonna talk about tonight is Amber heard and Elon did they
have a baby? I think they did? You think? So? I
don't know. I just I don't know enough about it, but like my
knee jerk reaction to it is yes, I feel like it is too okay.
So, allegedly a family friend said that when they were dating, well
this is true, when they were dating, they created embryos together that were
frozen, okay. And then a family friend came out and said that there
was a lawsuit where Elon was trying to get Amber to destroy the embryos.
But you can't find much about it, but she probably did not destroy them.
And the baby that she has now that was born in April twenty twenty
one via surrogate is probably Elon Musks's baby, which is funny because, like
Grimes, when she talks about it is like, we gotta sarrogate. Yeah,
I don't know. I do think. I think the whole entire amber
her Johnny Depp was such a distraction for something, and it was like some
type of mind manipulation or the whole thing was just very weird how it captured
so many people. Like I have girlfriends that were watching it after work.
They would like Google, They're like, did you watch the Courtroom? And
I'm like, how are you doing that? They're like, oh, you
just go to YouTube and you plug it in and I'm like, no,
I'm not doing that. I have other things to do. But they're like
it really like brainwashed some people. I think, yeah, that is a
subject for a whole other thing. But yes, it was definitely part a
distraction from things that were going down, like the vote about giving up powers
to the World Health Organization. Okay that of course you didn't, so yeah,
that's one of the things that went down. Another is the food shortages.
UM. Another is the what we have like over twenty food plants that
have been burned down, and what was like the latest was like an eggplant
or something like. Yeah, so there torching down our food distribution. UM.
Definitely was a styop for sure, very many ways. Yeah, so
that's all I had for Elon and transhumanism. I hope you guys do not
buy into this stupid, LARPing, satanist nerd fantasy about going to Mars with
your harem. You know, it's really retarded when you think about it,
but um, hey, well I have my doorbell ringings. Okay, have
a good night and we'll see you next week. Hey bye everyone. By