(S)elective blindness

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Alexey: Alright, we are live.

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It's been three weeks since the last episode.

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Several different things happened and most important

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that we need to mention was the address by Egon Cholakian.

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He first addressed everyone from the scientific community

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and everyone living on this planet about the impending

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threats of and intensifying all around the globe.

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It was on August 13, and four days later on August

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17, he addressed the three world leaders: Joe Biden, Xi

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Jinping, and Vladimir Putin.

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He has a really great and extensive resume, and he was

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working with four US Presidents.

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He is working with CERN.

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When you read everything Egon has done in his life

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he did not lose time.

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You understand that he has the qualifications to speak

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with authority about what he's advancing and what he's

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advancing is the real cause, the real causes of why we

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are seeing these rapid shifts in climate, and I think that

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no one can deny anymore that things are not the same.

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Just about two hours drive from where I'm in Switzerland,

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in Germany, there was huge hailstorm, the fires in

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Hawaii, again, earthquakes.

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California was hit with storm, I think it was the first from

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last 80 years, and with the earthquake at the same time.

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Things are rapidly getting worse and worse.

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It is great that he has found courage to publicly address

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the scientific community and the world leaders.

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And he started gathering resumes on his website, Earth Save

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Science Collaborative.com.

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He started gathering resumes from scientists who really

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would like to participate to solve these problems.

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And I think it is important, but, what struck me the most,

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is that despite having tens of thousands of views on

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his channels, and people who reposted his videos as well

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really gathered like hundreds of thousands of views as well.

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I think collectively, maybe there's more than a million

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views, and we still don't see that much resonance.

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We've seen press releases on many platforms, but still no

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one is really talking about it.

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And this seems to me like people don't want to see

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what's happening, and I would like to talk about this, the

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selective blindness that we are going through this disease.

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I can't give it any other characteristic.

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I'm seeing it also with people who are close to me.

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You tell them, look, there is this and this happening.

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And they're telling, oh no, it's fine, it was happening before.

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It wasn't happening before.

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For sure it wasn't happening.

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We had plus 40 in Geneva just several days ago.

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Right now it's 14 degrees outside.

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Rapid shifts.

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At night, we will have about six degrees Celsius.

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So 20 degrees at night, six degrees at night, 40 during

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the day 14 - 15 during the day.

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It's more than twice.

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the difference.

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And what do you think is happening when there are

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rapid shifts in temperature like this, and the air is

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heavily charged with water?

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Hailstorms.

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And we've seen a lot of this happening,

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especially in big cities.

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And why is that?

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We can talk about this also a little bit later, but I'll

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stop talking for the moment and give you the floor.

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Taliy: Yeah.

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Thank you so much, Alex.

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And you know, partial blindness is a very good expression to

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describe people's feedback to Egon Cholakian's address because

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even on Twitter section, if you go into the comments, most

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people started trying to repost some things that CO2 is a fake

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when Egon Cholakian was not even talking about CO2, that's

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not the point of his address.

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So in the second speech he started specifically with, let

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me be clear I'm not talking about CO2, but those people

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on Twitter still were trying to, you know, post in the

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comments that, you know, they giving examples like Nobel

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Prize winner John Klauser said that climate does not change.

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There is no climate emergency.

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Many prominent scientists who are actually very smart

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people, they denying the fact that CO2 could affect climate

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change, which is a fair thing.

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But they also deny that climate is changing in general,

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which is complete absurd because climate does change.

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It changes in cycles.

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And we know that what was done with hockey stick graph,

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they erased the cyclicity.

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They erased the up and down changes in temperatures,

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especially during Holocene about 6 years ago.

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And there was a huge warming with no anthropogenic emissions

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involved whatsoever, because we did not use fossil fuels.

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Actually, no one prior to us used fossil fuels, but

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we're gonna talk about this a little bit later.

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What is interesting is this partial blindness that took over

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people's perception because Egon Cholakian's address, second one,

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he mentioned fires in Lahaina.

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And I want to stress out partial blindness in common sections

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under the Lahaina wildfires as well, because it raised so many

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conspiracies, so many theories over there in which people

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trying not to see what is not convenient, excluding the things

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that do not fit in their agenda.

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And the agenda is that it was all fabricated, it was

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all evil doing by some forces who had power to do whether

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they cut off the water for the fireman on purpose, or

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they didn't let people out, or they didn't bring the

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necessary things to save people, which are all fair thing.

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But why you turning a blind eye on the fact that anomalous

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hurricane Dora was passing by Hawaii the very same day, the

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closest distance ever, less than 500 miles from the islands

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of Hawaii, and the winds were exceeding 80 miles per hour.

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So not only power lines were down, and I'm taking that

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footage, I'm taking footage of the power lines being

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taken down by the wind and people in comment section

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telling me, why are you lying?

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Power lines cannot be taken down by the wind.

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Either this is some kind of anomaly in mind's perception,

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when they say that Native Americans could not see

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battleships of Spanish conquistadors because it wasn't

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fitting in their neuron system or some kind of denialism

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on completely new level.

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You know, we've been called climate denialist, which was a

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smear term, but in here we are talking with human mind denying

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reality because reality destroys the perfect picture that each

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one of us has for the future.

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And, you know, it doesn't matter what kind of politicians

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we're changing, even if somebody who you don't like

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becomes a president, you still can live your life.

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You know, go to work, come home and do whatsoever.

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But if it's really a climate cycle and the scale of

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cataclysms is much bigger, and many people do feel that

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they do understand that, they do see that, but they don't

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want to accept this reality because it destroys their

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perspectives, their pictures they've drawn for their future.

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And that is scary, that is something that

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we never considered.

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Watching movies about superheroes, but we never could

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even think that real superpower would be ability to hear

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when you're being told that, hey, something is happening.

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So we are dealing with blindness and lack of common sense.

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It's not that common anymore.

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Even very prominent people like Mark Stein, he wrote a book

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Debunking Hockey Stick Graph.

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He's a very smart journalist.

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He's participating in these conspiracy theories where

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they discussing whether blue color umbrellas survived

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by chance, or what was it?

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The blue beam lasers that was used on Hawaii.

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And this is completely absurd.

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They're trying to, even in comment section trying to

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bring up all these things.

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I think we're gonna talk about this a little more, but

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first I would like to hear from you, Alex your thoughts.

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Alexey: This is very interesting that people really are jumping

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on anything but the real causes.

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You mentioned this thing about blue roofs or blue

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cars or blue trash cans.

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I've seen this as well.

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Some people had red roofs and then they were creating

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this narrative that, oh, that was a laser.

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I was just thinking, guys, of course, it's easier to

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blame someone because we are accustomed to blame

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someone, because it's always them, whoever this may be.

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It's not us, so we cannot do anything.

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But we can rant and do these crazy things.

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Let me correct one thing.

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I think it's not partial blindness.

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I think it is selective and elective blindness

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because people really don't want to see things that do

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not fit their worldview.

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Their perfect or not so perfect, but some kind of

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planned life or the consecutive days, weeks whatever.

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And they ignore, they willfully ignore things

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that don't fit this picture.

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Why is that?

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Let me rant here a little bit.

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We've been talking about these things on this podcast

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for more than a year, and we are amassing really

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miserable views everywhere.

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We see that YouTube doesn't like what we are saying.

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Okay, TikTok is getting more coverage for us.

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And we've tried everything.

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LinkedIn, Telegram, Instagram, everywhere.

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YouTube shorts.

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People don't want to listen.

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Why?

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Because this will probably break their perfect worldview.

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This is one thing.

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Another thing is that they want anything money related.

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They will even pay influencers who will

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tell them, again, another quick way to become rich.

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They are queuing by millions to really listen to some

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guy who will tell how he became rags to riches, he

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had nothing and now he's driving a Ferrari or whatever.

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But the problem is not even this.

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Let's get to the basics, to our everyday life.

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People are ranting everywhere that they

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struggle to pay their bills.

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They say, electricity is so out of price, doubling, tripling

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in prices in countries like Italy, like 300% in one year.

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We are talking about fuel free generators that already exist.

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We are talking about how you can live without paying for

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all of this, we are talking about a life where you can

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have free healthcare, free education of great quality, and

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we can also have free energy because we are working for

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energy, for our bodies, for food to heat our homes or to

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cool them when it's very hot.

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No one is interested.

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Maybe they're afraid to talk about these things, but why?

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what is making them think that it is illegal?

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Why is it legal to proclaim things that, oh, it's laser,

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the Earth is flat, or it's blue lasers, it's a HAARP, whatever.

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But if it is HAARP, what is the purpose of someone attacking

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the whole planet, because it's not happening in one

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particular part of the world.

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Let's even go further.

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let's imagine it was Chinese, okay?

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But China has one of the biggest problems with floodings.

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Doesn't really make sense, right?

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If it were Americans, Americans have their problems as well.

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You just posted the videos from thunderstorms.

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We have seen what happened to California, two things at the

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same time, Russia as well.

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So who else?

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Is it some kind of a mysterious small country we never heard

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of that's doing all this?

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Maybe people will enlighten us about these things.

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Everyone is afraid of really telling what

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they want in their life.

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I have this example.

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You know, it was really interesting because when you

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go to another country, you don't really know the habits.

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And I've seen in California, everyone was speeding.

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When you are in the flow, everyone is

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speeding at certain rate.

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When you're in the flow, people know that everyone

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will not be fined.

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So, they're willingly, willingly breaking the law and

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doing this altogether without fearing any repercussions

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or something like that.

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When Egon Cholakian appealed to everyone regarding the

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real causes of the climate disasters and the prospects

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of not doing anything, people are somehow not interested.

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They're not interested, and they're afraid to even talk

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to their friends about it.

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What is this thing that makes them hope or think

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that this will go away?

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That somehow it'll calm down.

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It would be okay to think like this if there

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were no progression.

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There is no regression.

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It's always going up and up, and yet we have this resistance

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from the general population regarding the obvious reality.

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The obvious reality, the facts that they see

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just in front of them.

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And this is crazy for me.

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Yeah.

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What do you think?

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Taliy: It's actually a very good example when people

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decide to exceed the speed limit, but to keep everyone

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safe, everyone is driving with kind of the same speed.

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That's happening within sane limit.

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So people would not start speeding out of control,

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but they keep it safe, but reasonable, maybe a little

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bit over the speed limit but still, majority of

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people can self-regulate.

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So it's a basic example of self-governance, right?

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People can self-govern on the road with exception

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of those like 0.0% who's going to endanger other

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people's lives, right?

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So for those cases, somebody has to step in and for the

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safety of the majority, prevent extreme edge cases.

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That's something that basically Ronald Reagan has been

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talking about in his speeches about the Creative Society

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when he was inaugurated.

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He said, you know, for those who think that people are not

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able to govern themselves, then I would like to ask you, if you

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deny human ability to govern itself, how do you think that

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any of this population would be able to govern the others?

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And no one could answer that, you know, because

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that's truly so.

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We've discussed this actually a while ago when a strike

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in Spain was regarding the prices on electricity.

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When people decided to switch off the electricity

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simultaneously, that leads to certain consequences where

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prices went down by very little.

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What is interesting here that the power of a strike, of

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going on a strike has been basic people right, and human

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ability to actually fight for their rights for a long time.

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But it seems like we forgot about these things that how

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much power people have with simply going on strikes and

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with union, at some point unions lost its ability to

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fight for human rights, and it became just another add-on

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to all this commercialism in which each worker in that union

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only cares about making money.

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And they taking donations from the employees of the

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certain sphere, and they live off those donations.

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So the only thing they care about in unions today is

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not fighting for the rights of the workers, but to keep

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collecting money and being paid themselves because, for them,

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that's just a job that they do.

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When people finally start talking about strikes on

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TikTok, a few weeks ago, calling for a national strike

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all over US and even around the world on September 1st, I

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was like, wow, it's first time in decades that I'm hearing

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from somebody going on strike other than some airline in

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Italy, because on news they go on strike all the time,

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but it's actually interesting.

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People started in America in the US talking about these things.

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And if you watch those TikToks, what people talking about,

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they showing the graphs of the real estate prices rise and the

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rise of salaries, and they're showing that real estate went

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up 20 times, salary went up only six times since 1970s.

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So there is no way you can afford the house.

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Like having house is something that you can forget about.

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Your kids will never have a house, you will never have

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a house, and most likely you will lose ability to pay even

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for your rental very soon.

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Many people say so, the ones who say that, you know,

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I'm ahead of this strike.

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I've been without a job for six months and living on

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my last paycheck right now.

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So people really frustrated with this economical system.

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But there is no solution.

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Like if you really listen to all these people, they all

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calling for different things.

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So each one of them, one guy says, let's withdraw

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all the money from our checking accounts.

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Another guy says, let's just simply not go to work.

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And he doesn't even have a work to go to.

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On the other hand, initially it was all initiated by SAG actors

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actors Guild of Hollywood.

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All the people who lost their jobs by being replaced

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by artificial intelligence.

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You know, they don't need background actors anymore.

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They simply paint them with design programs on the computer.

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We've been talking about this two years ago.

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How come they were saying, oh guys, you must be kidding.

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This is not gonna happen within 20 years, 30 years.

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Technology is not gonna develop that fast.

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Now that it already happened and we've been forecasting it.

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It's not prediction.

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We're not using crystal ball.

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It's just ability to add two plus two, which simply became

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a rare thing, obviously.

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We forecasted this, we did a pretty exact estimation

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within the timeframe.

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And now people want to, you know, pretend like

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it never happened, like, because millions of people

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watched that conference called "Global Crisis.

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This Already Affects Everyone".

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Where are those people?

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Why no one is saying, hey guys, there were actually

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this group of people two years ago who were trying to warn

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us, but we were silent and dumb and we did not share it.

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And we just were thinking, they're kidding over there.

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Nobody wants to embarrass themselves like that.

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People having a hard time realizing that, yeah, they

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were right and I was wrong.

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I was wrong about subscribing to the podcast of a guy

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who was teaching me how to invest in cryptocurrencies.

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They were all, the cryptocurrencies disappearing

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one after another.

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And, but they would rather believe this is something kind

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of phenomenon when people like to get tricked by the very same

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scheme again and again, but when they're being told truthful

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facts and actually the solution because Creative Society

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is not calling for a strike or some actions like that.

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It's up to people to decide which way they

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want to implement it.

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But we have a framework which guarantees you safety,

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prosperity, and freedom, which is very important.

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This is something that those all, again, all the

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haters who bombarding us with hatred and comments,

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they say, oh, you're gonna give us the UBI, but you're

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gonna take away our freedom.

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No, guys, you keep the freedom plus you get UBI.

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That's the deal that is something that people having

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hard time to accept and that, you know, you're not giving up

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anything except the shackles of consumerism on your hands.

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And actually as consumers, you're gonna receive more.

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Your life as a consumer also increases, but the

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format itself is changing.

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No, people don't want that.

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People want to believe that something's gonna get

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better once this governor of Hawaii will be from a

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different political party.

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People trying to make it about political changes, they

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believe that UBI can only be introduced by evil globalists.

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That people who follow Jesus not supposed to take UBI, people

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who vote for Trump, they're not supposed to take UBI.

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Guys, AI does not care what's your political

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affiliation or what kind of religious books you read.

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AI will replace everyone.

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Years ago I used to talk to people who spent a lot of

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money, they took student loans to get a lawyer's degree.

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And then eventually their lawyer's jobs were not that

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fancy, maybe few lawyers making millions of dollars,

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but most of lawyers getting like whatever salary, but

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the student loan is huge.

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When I was talking to lawyers, it was in Los Angeles, they

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were saying, you know, I'm lucky that I even have a

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job like that because many of my colleagues graduated

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from university, but some of them did not even get a job.

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And I was like, but hold on, they have a huge student loan.

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And I was like, yeah, they went to Starbucks kind

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of a job making lattes, you know, to survive.

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And that was their plan B.

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That was always like, maybe not plan B, plan

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C, plan D, whatever.

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But that was the backup plan.

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But today, all the jobs, like they used to call them mag jobs,

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then it became barista jobs, they are all easily automated.

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What's gonna be your backup plan?

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There is no backup plan.

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Cryptocurrencies will be gone in a blink of an eye, the digital

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currency of the future will be, but it'll be controlled by

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government, if we do nothing.

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And what you gonna do then?

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Then it's gonna be 15 minute cities and then all your

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fears will become true except for one they will not stop

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the climate weapon because there is no climate weapon.

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That's the thing you having a hard time conveying to people

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that there is no climate weapon, these kind of things,

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it would be great if somebody could just press a button

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and stop, but when you start breaking up these facts because

00:22:54
they're too absurd, when you seeing them saying that

00:22:57
it's Chinese space lasers and China is going underwater at

00:23:01
the same time, are you even capable of adding two plus two?

00:23:05
Come on.

00:23:06
Half of the world is flooding.

00:23:08
In Islamic world, they say if God's will, if God's will, then

00:23:13
we all gonna survive, or if God doesn't will, then we will not.

00:23:17
Well, Mecca was struck by lightnings like never before.

00:23:21
The hurricane was taking people away from that holy

00:23:25
praying place around Kaaba.

00:23:27
They were simply blown by the wind, and hailstorm and floods

00:23:32
all over the peninsula, at the same time heat waves and so on.

00:23:36
Is that what God wills or is that our ignorance?

00:23:39
Alexey, what are your thoughts about it?

00:23:41
And I know you have many connections in that region.

00:23:43
What do people see?

00:23:45
Alexey: First I would like to tell, you mentioned two

00:23:47
episodes from last year.

00:23:50
And this is great.

00:23:51
I mean, I prefer these things were not right.

00:23:55
Let's stress this once again.

00:23:57
But the first one when the Spanish guys went on strike

00:24:01
regarding the increase in electricity prices.

00:24:04
this was the episode from June 12th, 2022 "Accidental

00:24:08
voting mechanism".

00:24:09
We'll link to it in the show notes.

00:24:11
And the second one was "Net zero ability to pay your

00:24:15
bills" from October 3rd, 2022.

00:24:18
If you have time and you are interested you can revisit the

00:24:23
back catalog of the episodes and you will see the things

00:24:26
about which we talked a year ago and what is happening right

00:24:31
now just to make two and two together and this can help.

00:24:35
Now, back to Mecca.

00:24:37
I think guys they knew about the prophecies because they are

00:24:41
studying the Koran, and they know, not know, but they, they

00:24:47
believe that nothing will put in danger their sacred places.

00:24:51
Well, this was not the case.

00:24:52
Everyone have seen the the guys struggling to keep up

00:24:56
with the wind and the benches flying around, and things like

00:24:59
that just around the Kaaba.

00:25:02
What we see is again this willful, selective

00:25:08
blindness to the facts.

00:25:10
We already have seen the images of the deserts that

00:25:15
really started to bloom and became green, covered

00:25:18
with lush grasslands.

00:25:20
You could really think this is somewhere in

00:25:23
Northern California.

00:25:25
But no, it is Saudi Arabia.

00:25:29
The problem with everything that we are seeing, people

00:25:33
are still making plans on the future that they want to be

00:25:37
a hundred percent free from fossil fuel energy by 2050.

00:25:42
But guys, with this progression, there will be no 2050.

00:25:46
This is what we need to understand.

00:25:48
Why is the increasing force of the winds so important,

00:25:53
especially in places like the Middle East.

00:25:56
If we think about it, the sand that's everywhere.

00:25:59
Some time ago this sand was something.

00:26:03
It didn't come out of nowhere.

00:26:04
Everything was destroyed to this point that it became sand.

00:26:10
But now then we have these areas and the increasing speeds of

00:26:14
the wind, like on the images we'll link to these in the show

00:26:19
notes, what happened in Mecca.

00:26:21
What is coming next, is super mega typhoons with

00:26:26
wind speeds exceeding 500 kilometers per hour.

00:26:31
And what these winds do combined with the sand, it's

00:26:36
like the sand blasting machine.

00:26:38
We have all seen what this does, it really erases everything.

00:26:42
This is when even the mountains will be sand blasted to nothing.

00:26:50
And this is important to understand that it's not only

00:26:54
happening to this region, but these things will happen

00:26:58
progressively over and over because wind doesn't have

00:27:02
a strict barrier and it blows here and not there.

00:27:06
What we have seen, and you mentioned again the hockey

00:27:10
stick graph, but what doesn't need to be faked is the

00:27:13
rise of ocean's temperature.

00:27:15
We talked about the reasons why it is not fulfilling

00:27:19
its purpose being the air conditioner of this planet.

00:27:23
It's because we polluted, we destroyed the ecology, we

00:27:27
polluted it with microplastics.

00:27:29
And the problem being that once the ocean is not cooling off,

00:27:36
and why it's not also cooling off, it's because it's heated

00:27:39
from the bottom by the rising magma plumes under the ocean.

00:27:45
It's like we have this pot with the water

00:27:48
that's being heated up.

00:27:50
And what it does, it releases more and more water

00:27:54
vapor in the atmosphere.

00:27:57
And when we have a lot of water vapor, this buildup

00:28:01
of water in the atmosphere.

00:28:03
Then with rapid changes with cold and hot fronts

00:28:07
that are meeting together.

00:28:10
And this is where we see hailstorms, hail

00:28:13
the size of football.

00:28:15
Why?

00:28:16
Well, because when you have a rapid cooling of water mass,

00:28:21
you have ice that's forming at these high altitudes.

00:28:24
But there are solutions to this.

00:28:27
when we have abundant water vapor in the atmosphere,

00:28:31
we can extract this water even in the desert, we don't

00:28:34
need to take water from the ocean and desalinate it.

00:28:38
What we can do is extract it from the air.

00:28:40
There are many devices already that exist and for example, if

00:28:44
you have a copper grid, fine copper grid, you need to put

00:28:48
some current on it and then it can accumulate up to three

00:28:52
tons of water just during the night, well, depending

00:28:55
on the surface, but in the arid desert, it can do it.

00:28:59
What this will do?

00:29:01
When we are not taking water from the ocean, from the

00:29:05
lakes, from rivers, or from underground, but we are

00:29:10
taking this evaporated water that came from the ocean

00:29:15
with microplastics in it, because they're so small,

00:29:17
they're smaller than even the dust, these devices, they

00:29:21
will have some byproducts.

00:29:22
And these byproducts will be the pollutants

00:29:24
including microplastics.

00:29:25
So water is cleaned like more than 90%, about 95%

00:29:31
from all the pollutants.

00:29:32
It really becomes clean.

00:29:34
So we can have clean water even there where we currently

00:29:37
don't have drinking water.

00:29:40
At the same time we will be cleaning the ocean from

00:29:42
microplastics and give its cooling capabilities back.

00:29:48
We can do this already.

00:29:50
And these are also the solutions that Egon was talking

00:29:54
about, that we need to do the degassing of the volcanoes.

00:29:58
Because we have the volcano problem everywhere as well.

00:30:02
There are solutions.

00:30:03
I think this is Egon's specialty, the volcanoes and how

00:30:07
we can alleviate the pressure under the tectonic plates that

00:30:12
we can be doing some drilling and deep underground explosions,

00:30:15
but controlled, and at certain places, that will alleviate the

00:30:21
pressure on the tectonic plates.

00:30:23
Like this, we will be doing these preventive

00:30:26
measures so that we don't have earthquakes, we don't

00:30:30
have volcano, eruptions.

00:30:32
People are not listening.

00:30:34
And we can forecast this as well, that once everyone will

00:30:39
understand, because at some point in time the situation

00:30:42
will be so bad that people will not be able to tell, oh,

00:30:47
nothing is happening, because this will affect everyone.

00:30:51
At this point in time, they will blame people like us

00:30:54
telling but why didn't you find the necessary words

00:30:59
to tell us these things?

00:31:02
Why didn't you do?

00:31:03
As we know, this habit of putting the responsibility on

00:31:07
someone else and then blaming this person, this is so deep

00:31:13
inside of our civilization.

00:31:15
It lives so deep inside of every one of us that in order

00:31:19
to overcome this, you need to see that you have this

00:31:22
disease, and then you can willfully go the other way.

00:31:27
You can take the responsibility for your life, for the life

00:31:30
of your loved ones in your hands and then move forward.

00:31:34
But before this happens, I'm afraid that a lot

00:31:38
of people will suffer.

00:31:40
And this is not an uncertainty.

00:31:42
This is certain.

00:31:44
It just that once everything is looking not so bad outside

00:31:47
our window, our consciousness has this defect, I would

00:31:52
call it like this that it says, oh, okay, you know,

00:31:55
what are you talking about?

00:31:56
Well, the sun is shining, or right now it's misty,

00:31:59
nothing really is happening.

00:32:00
And it was hot.

00:32:01
Now it's raining, so everything is fine.

00:32:04
Well, the problem is that it was abnormally hot, breaking

00:32:08
every previous record, not only for this month, but in

00:32:12
general for the country, for all the period of observations.

00:32:16
And then it was raining so hard that it broke

00:32:21
also, all the records.

00:32:22
And when you have every other news we are getting is another

00:32:27
record breaking something.

00:32:30
how obstinate should you be?

00:32:33
How willingly blind you wanna be to say, oh, but, you know,

00:32:40
these things really happened before, when your lifespan

00:32:44
on this planet is maybe several decades, not longer.

00:32:49
We need to fight this disease before it is too late, actually,

00:32:54
before it is too late, we need to fight this disease.

00:32:56
And just going back to your question of how are people

00:33:01
doing in the Emirates.

00:33:03
As everywhere else, building plans, worrying about Bitcoin

00:33:08
going down bringing kids to school, and just going

00:33:12
about their lives as usual.

00:33:15
Plus 47, end of August, how great is that?

00:33:22
Oh, but it was before, and it's a country in the Middle East.

00:33:26
It should be normal.

00:33:27
No guys, it's not normal.

00:33:30
It is not normal.

00:33:31
And we have to really collectively get rid of

00:33:36
this disease of willful, selective blindness.

00:33:41
This is something that we need to go through

00:33:45
together as a civilization.

00:33:47
Otherwise, there is no more civilization.

00:33:52
Taliy: Absolutely.

00:33:53
And what we have been seeing with the Arabic

00:33:56
world, the very same thing.

00:33:58
They building plans.

00:33:59
They hoping for the Bitcoin to go up.

00:34:01
They're only willing to take advices.

00:34:03
Again, from what we started in the very beginning.

00:34:05
Your podcast is gonna be successful if you are gonna

00:34:07
teach people how to make money and drive fancy cars.

00:34:11
Andrew Tate is an example of that.

00:34:13
Who would listen to Andrew Tate if he wasn't

00:34:15
driving his Bugatti.

00:34:16
And he only got his Bugatti because his followers donated

00:34:19
him money one way or another through the Hustlers University.

00:34:24
He became a Muslim and then, Candice Owens this very

00:34:29
intelligent indeed lady came to Romania to take an interview.

00:34:33
And she's saying, you know, we feel very sorry that you're

00:34:36
not Christian anymore and we cannot use you as an example for

00:34:39
Christians in the United States.

00:34:42
I'm watching it.

00:34:42
I'm just thinking what kind of ignorance, right?

00:34:45
And we're thinking she's a smart person, but how

00:34:47
ignorant you have to be to say these kind of things.

00:34:49
And we're looking at Tate and he's just blinking like a fish.

00:34:53
Like he doesn't understand that being a Muslim does not

00:34:56
mean denying Christianity.

00:34:58
It's in the core, the message of Prophet Muhammad, peace

00:35:02
be upon him, was the very same that the message of the

00:35:05
prophet of Christianity, who they're gonna yell, he wasn't

00:35:08
a prophet, he was son of a God with hatred to anyone who

00:35:11
would say otherwise, but they missing the very key point

00:35:14
that the will was shown through actions of Prophet Muhammad,

00:35:19
the way he behaved, the way he made you know, interactions

00:35:24
with people of other faith.

00:35:26
The Medina agreement was the willing of God how people

00:35:29
supposed to live on Earth.

00:35:31
That's the way we should treat each other, but we denied

00:35:34
it instead of, you know, instead of signing Medina

00:35:37
agreements with one another.

00:35:39
There started wars with first Iran than Osman, well

00:35:43
before the Osman Empire there was Byzantian Empire.

00:35:46
It was conquered as a result of a war.

00:35:49
But then many people think it was success for Islam,

00:35:52
that Islam spread that way.

00:35:54
It was a collapse of of the whole idea of peaceful

00:35:58
unification of the world.

00:36:00
And I would like to stress that out.

00:36:02
That many people who study Islam, they pointed out

00:36:04
that Islam had much better chance of becoming a

00:36:08
unification in peaceful way.

00:36:10
And the example of that is the biggest Muslim country

00:36:12
in the world, Indonesia, it became Muslim not as a result

00:36:17
of military actions, but because people saw the benefits

00:36:20
of Islam in a peaceful way.

00:36:22
And that's something that's been denied by the people

00:36:26
all over the world that today we could actually

00:36:28
sign the Medina agreement.

00:36:30
Because Creative Society, eight pillars of the Creative Society

00:36:33
represents the very same thing.

00:36:36
It is actually the Medina agreement of today.

00:36:39
But for some reason, it's being ignored by the people

00:36:42
we're seeing that is, it's been ignored by the Arabic world,

00:36:47
by the people who Prophet had hopes for, and even people

00:36:51
who popularizing those values among Western world, like

00:36:55
Andrew Tate, they do not even grasp the idea of unification

00:37:00
of people as the only way to overcome extreme climate change.

00:37:04
In fact, if you subscribe to the political party that

00:37:08
prioritizes Christianity or some religious values, you

00:37:12
have to deny climate change.

00:37:14
Excuse me guys.

00:37:15
Have you ever read your own Bible, anything about the floods

00:37:19
you can recall over there?

00:37:21
I would like to point out to you that those stories

00:37:23
about great floods did not appear from nowhere.

00:37:27
With the participants of Creative Society and

00:37:29
AllatRa International Public Movement, we've made a lot

00:37:32
of research on that topic.

00:37:33
There are whole Kaleidoscope of Facts episodes in which there

00:37:37
is analysis of each scripture and histories about great

00:37:42
flood in 140 plus different cultures around the globe.

00:37:47
That wasn't a fairytale.

00:37:49
It was something that actually happened.

00:37:51
Anyone who has access to Netflix can turn on the Ancient

00:37:56
Apocalypse eight episode film of Graham Hancock on Netflix

00:38:01
and just watch that it's scientifically proven that

00:38:03
there are pyramids, great pyramids of 12 years

00:38:07
old and 24 years old.

00:38:09
So people were building them at the time of the cyclical

00:38:13
great cataclysms to avoid them and through Kaleidoscope

00:38:16
of Facts, you can find out how exactly the pyramids

00:38:19
were used by those cultures to avoid the consequences,

00:38:23
undesirable consequences.

00:38:25
And it is no secret that there have been those ancient

00:38:28
civilization because too much evidence is there, no matter how

00:38:32
the official science was trying to hide them in their museums

00:38:36
and sometimes even destroy.

00:38:38
Somehow, as we see, every time something is happening,

00:38:40
like ISIS or whatever, the first thing they destroyed

00:38:44
is historical evidence.

00:38:45
Why?

00:38:46
Why would they destroy the Lion of Al-lāt?

00:38:50
The very same thing.

00:38:50
They want to destroy the whole historical evidence

00:38:53
about the fact that humanity used to live another way.

00:38:56
We used to be unified and first 6 years of this

00:39:01
new age were spent in a completely different format.

00:39:04
But again, for the first time in history because of human

00:39:07
greed and desire to control population, about a hundred

00:39:11
years ago, we went into using fossil fuels instead of

00:39:16
fuel free energy generators.

00:39:19
Every single time prior to that civilization would

00:39:23
develop to a certain stage of scientific progress.

00:39:27
They would use FFGs because it is natural.

00:39:30
And we were there.

00:39:31
A hundred years ago, we were right at the brink

00:39:34
of developing new source of energy for everyone.

00:39:38
But then how would you be controlled?

00:39:40
How would you be charged for electricity?

00:39:43
How would you be charged for gasoline?

00:39:45
How the, it was just used by the elites and you can see who

00:39:49
exactly was standing for abandon all the scientific research of

00:39:53
Nikola Tesla and many people before him and after him.

00:39:57
So there is a lot of evidence and just putting all of

00:39:59
these pieces of puzzle together was something that

00:40:03
Creative Society and AllatRa International Public Movement

00:40:06
have been doing for a while.

00:40:08
But you see what we got for that?

00:40:09
There was no support from the people.

00:40:11
In fact AllatRa was banned in Russia recently.

00:40:15
We were smeared, all of us, but in Russia, it

00:40:17
was officially banned.

00:40:19
Now we have a huge blank spot on the map of the world.

00:40:22
The whole Russian Federation is excluded from scientific

00:40:26
research in climate field.

00:40:28
It became North Korea number two, just a much larger one.

00:40:33
And that threatens the whole development of solution

00:40:36
when it comes to response to extreme climatic events that

00:40:40
are occurring more and more.

00:40:42
And you know what Egon Cholakian was talking about the fact

00:40:45
that volcanoes can be treated, that you know, it's not just a

00:40:50
question of national security.

00:40:51
When we met Egon in Washington DC we were presenting

00:40:57
a scientific report.

00:40:59
Of course in a form that's understandable for the general

00:41:03
population about climate.

00:41:04
It was recently after the last year's conference, international

00:41:09
online forum, "Global Crisis.

00:41:11
Our Survival is in Unity".

00:41:13
And Egon was one of the few people who actually understood,

00:41:17
he grasped the idea and his response to us was, you know,

00:41:21
most of the people in that room, they couldn't even

00:41:24
understand you because even the language you speak is

00:41:27
not part of their vocabulary.

00:41:29
In case of what you are talking about, there is not even a

00:41:33
vocabulary because climate change does not associate in

00:41:38
minds of most of the general population with the things

00:41:41
that you're talking about.

00:41:42
When you bring up climate change, people instantly

00:41:45
think CO2, taxation and global warming, and Greta Thunberg.

00:41:50
People don't understand what Egon Cholakian

00:41:53
has been talking about.

00:41:54
Well, it takes certain time, dedication to actually watch

00:41:57
at least half an hour of his address to understand that he's

00:42:01
talking about the processes inside of the planet that

00:42:04
have nothing to do with CO2.

00:42:06
It takes time to understand what Creative Society have

00:42:09
been talking about, but unfortunately, people are

00:42:12
not willing to actually dedicate that much time.

00:42:15
You know, 12 hours that could save your life.

00:42:18
I wouldn't think it's too much.

00:42:20
People dedicate much more time to watching Netflix,

00:42:23
but unfortunately the Barbie ish TV shows and so on.

00:42:28
How come that thing is trending so much, but Ancient Apocalypse

00:42:32
by Graham Hancock, that could actually enlighten you, is

00:42:35
a sensation, but only within the field of, you know, field

00:42:39
of people who interested in those kind of things.

00:42:42
Little bit more open-minded people.

00:42:45
General population for some reason think it

00:42:48
would not affect them.

00:42:49
For them it's a shock that people from first

00:42:52
world countries becoming climate refugees.

00:42:55
I still remember that eye witness from Germany who said,

00:42:59
we were so shocked that the flood happened in Germany.

00:43:01
It's supposed to happen only in third world countries.

00:43:04
In her imagination, it's a legitimate picture that there

00:43:08
is no big, if there's another flood somewhere in Pakistan,

00:43:11
that's fine, but not in Germany.

00:43:14
Well now we will see how people from first world

00:43:17
countries will have to migrate to those countries

00:43:21
which have been conquered by their elites a while ago.

00:43:25
And the countries which have virtually no infrastructure.

00:43:29
The very same countries in which there is no

00:43:32
access to even water.

00:43:33
And people from developed countries who made all

00:43:36
their wealth on stealing and the natural resources

00:43:40
from Third World, they will have to migrate, running

00:43:44
away, escaping from climate Cerberus, from climate threat.

00:43:48
They will have to escape to those countries.

00:43:51
And let's see how infrastructure is gonna

00:43:54
be there, it's not ready.

00:43:55
And let's see what's gonna happen to even population of

00:43:59
Arabic Peninsula, which you know, it's super wealthy.

00:44:02
They have skyscrapers, but built in a place which,

00:44:06
which will collapse.

00:44:07
So it's stupid waste of resources, but

00:44:10
unfortunately, our message is still not being heard.

00:44:14
So guys, if you have any ideas regarding how to reach out to

00:44:17
the people and let our message be heard, write in the comment

00:44:21
section below because we think we tried all possible ways.

00:44:25
Maybe you can come up with a better solution for people not

00:44:28
to blame us, that we didn't use the correct method of conveying

00:44:32
the information to them.

00:44:33
As Alex said, we might be the one blamed for not

00:44:36
conveying this information in the best possible way.

00:44:38
So let us know what is the best possible way.

00:44:41
And what is your creative idea?

00:44:42
Ask ChatGPT, how would you inform the world if

00:44:45
you were in our shoes?

00:44:47
Well, we've seen this with you know, "Don't Look Up" movie.

00:44:50
And I love the analogy when Alex said, we live in don't

00:44:55
look down movie, because people trying to avoid seeing the true.

00:44:59
natural reasons for the climatic events, and it's all

00:45:02
happening from underneath.

00:45:04
It's all happening from heating up of the planet and anomalous

00:45:07
hurricanes, we had two of them this month, Dora and Hillary.

00:45:13
And guys, it's not even the hurricane season yet.

00:45:16
So how do you even convey this message that this is not normal?

00:45:20
The hurricane season have not even started this.

00:45:23
And again, what Alex said, the speed of wind is already

00:45:27
exceeding all the limits, but when it's gonna go beyond

00:45:30
500 per hour, it's gonna be a completely different story.

00:45:33
That is not abnormal.

00:45:35
There have been hurricanes with higher speed, but

00:45:37
they were absolutely anomalous in the past.

00:45:39
And right now it's becoming new normal when you know the

00:45:43
lightning thunderstorms striking Midwest few times a week.

00:45:49
With the sky lit up like it's daytime, few times every second.

00:45:55
There are no lightnings, there are no light storms like that

00:45:58
ever in even in memory of the people who live in this area.

00:46:02
And you can go on TikTok, you can watch the guy filming

00:46:05
this over the lake Erie, and he says, this is something

00:46:10
I've never seen before.

00:46:11
I hope we're gonna download that footage because in

00:46:14
case it might be erased.

00:46:15
So is a lot of stuff that is being erased from

00:46:18
the internet right now.

00:46:19
It might be gone forever, but let's download the footage,

00:46:22
let's comment on this and let's bring up people's awareness

00:46:26
about the Creative Society.

00:46:27
And we're looking for the ideas from you, our dear listeners.

00:46:31
Few of you.

00:46:32
We don't have millions of listeners yet.

00:46:34
In fact you know what saved this podcast, Alexey might emphasize

00:46:39
on this, but what saved our podcast last year is when we

00:46:42
were super frustrated with the small amount of use on each

00:46:47
platform, but when we checked the combined numbers, it was

00:46:51
a quite significant number.

00:46:52
So it made us believe that this is actually something worth

00:46:56
our attention and time, because across all platforms it's a

00:47:00
very significant amount of use.

00:47:01
So guys, it might seem like it's a little bit of difference

00:47:04
here and there, but in general it might be a bigger impact

00:47:07
that we simply not seeing.

00:47:09
So that gives us hope in a brighter future.

00:47:12
But all it takes is for you to join and speak up with us.

00:47:17
Alexey: When we started looking at the numbers of

00:47:19
the podcast last year and we decided to continue was the

00:47:23
combined number of reached people, reached accounts

00:47:28
across all social platforms.

00:47:30
And it is the same habit of our consciousness when it

00:47:34
comes to climate change or anything else for that matter

00:47:39
is that, it gives us some sort of information but not facts.

00:47:45
It gives us conclusions based on other conclusions or based

00:47:51
on information taken out of context and makes us think

00:47:56
that, oh, things are really bad.

00:48:00
No one is listening to your podcast.

00:48:02
No one is watching your YouTube shorts or Instagram posts when

00:48:08
in fact when you calculate, things are not the same.

00:48:11
The same happening with climate as well.

00:48:15
Oh, it's not that dramatic.

00:48:18
But yes it is.

00:48:19
When you put together all numbers, it is dramatic.

00:48:23
It is getting worse, and it is getting worse while we speak.

00:48:27
I would say that we need to eradicate this nefarious

00:48:32
habit of our consciousness to fantasize and make up things

00:48:37
and teach it to go really deep to make our own research

00:48:43
before concluding anything.

00:48:44
And when we get to the root cause, or really go deep

00:48:50
into the understanding of any topic, when we have the

00:48:53
facts, when we operate with the facts, then we can understand

00:48:58
what is really happening.

00:49:00
I have never seen anyone who really put in their time

00:49:06
and effort and not getting to understand something.

00:49:11
It is really important right now for us as humanity to get to

00:49:15
these understandings together, but not just go and jump on

00:49:20
any theory that's popping up somewhere on social media that,

00:49:25
oh, it's another weapon, oh, it's another I don't know what,

00:49:28
it's another conspiracy theory.

00:49:31
You don't need to be a conspiracy theorist when

00:49:34
you have the facts and the facts are there.

00:49:38
The facts are outside your window.

00:49:39
You don't need any other facts.

00:49:42
If you just make your own observation table of

00:49:47
temperatures, of wind speeds, of rainfall and other events

00:49:53
in your area, you will also see how things are changing.

00:49:57
But even besides this, the idea that someone is tweaking

00:50:05
the climate or playing God by causing these catastrophes.

00:50:10
Someone from another country, or maybe aliens,

00:50:14
there are many theories.

00:50:15
The thing is that why would they, no really,

00:50:19
what is the point?

00:50:20
What is the point of doing this to the planet?

00:50:23
They live on the same planet.

00:50:25
They have relatives.

00:50:26
They are the ones who actually are suffering

00:50:30
from the same things.

00:50:32
Their factories are being burned as well.

00:50:35
Their planes are falling down as well.

00:50:37
We are keen on jumping on these theories and

00:50:42
this really goes viral.

00:50:45
Like, oh my God, look at these blue houses or whatever.

00:50:50
When everyone is jumping on this idea, we need

00:50:53
to also understand why.

00:50:55
From my observation, only really stupid ideas gain this much

00:51:00
traction from everyone around.

00:51:03
Will we grow up in time to prevent what is happening?

00:51:08
Will we be able to overcome our differences that are

00:51:12
also being put in us by consciousness that says that,

00:51:17
oh, this person is different because as you mentioned now we

00:51:21
cannot use Andrew Tate because he's no longer Christian.

00:51:25
You shouldn't use Tate as a role model.

00:51:28
This is one thing.

00:51:29
I can anticipate some hate from people regarding this.

00:51:33
But guys I'm subscribed to his newsletter and I'm reading

00:51:36
what he is dropping every day.

00:51:39
If everything that you are interested in is money and

00:51:44
domination over others, well you are at the right place, because

00:51:49
he will teach you these things.

00:51:52
And the problem is that money became our God.

00:51:56
This is the problem that our God is money.

00:51:58
People preaching in the church are also subject

00:52:02
to the same God - money.

00:52:04
And when we think that to save our humanity,

00:52:08
what we lack is money.

00:52:10
Money that we invented, money that we are printing

00:52:13
at will when some people think it is necessary,

00:52:17
and we are not using it to save our lives, can we call

00:52:22
ourselves intelligent beings?

00:52:25
Maybe not.

00:52:26
But I would really want for everyone to think about

00:52:30
these things and go through the facts, make your own

00:52:34
picture of the world and choose your place in this

00:52:38
world, where you want to be?

00:52:40
Do you really think that making plans for the future when

00:52:46
these things are happening is more worth of your time?

00:52:51
Or maybe it's worth investing a little bit of your time to first

00:52:55
understand what is happening and then spread the message

00:52:58
around you in a way that people listen to you and understand

00:53:03
what you're talking about.

00:53:05
It would be great because this is what we need.

00:53:07
We need to invest our time and attention into solving the

00:53:11
problem that we all are having.

00:53:15
This is a great point to unite on really because what's

00:53:19
more beautiful than saving life and saving our planet?

00:53:24
I don't see anything else that could be more noble, more

00:53:28
beautiful, and worthy of a human being than saving the lives

00:53:34
of everyone on this planet.

00:53:37
Taliy: Yeah, that's a great ideology to subscribe to instead

00:53:41
of dividing people actually finding a common ground.

00:53:44
Again, coming back to what we started from Egon Cholakian

00:53:48
started from the fact that science can save our planet.

00:53:52
And then in his second address, he said, we

00:53:54
need for that politicians to sign the agreements.

00:53:57
And guys, politicians will not sign the agreements.

00:54:01
Also what Egon said, mass media should support this message,

00:54:04
and we've seen mass media did not support because they only

00:54:07
care about what's being paid for, they will not publish the

00:54:11
news about Egon Cholakian's address unless they're being

00:54:14
paid or ordered to do so by the owners of the media outlets.

00:54:18
And those owners are too busy playing the very same game that

00:54:22
everyone else is playing here.

00:54:24
Money and power, which in fact is the very same thing.

00:54:28
What is the way out of this matrix?

00:54:30
It's stepping out of the game and observing it from the side

00:54:33
and seeing the greater picture.

00:54:35
Like ants in the ant house, fighting for resources and

00:54:38
not seeing that very soon a highway will be built

00:54:41
through the forest, taking down all the ant house with

00:54:45
all the ants and so on.

00:54:46
That's us humanity.

00:54:47
So let's zoom out from the Bitcoin currencies, from

00:54:52
political affiliations, from very interesting things

00:54:56
that are happening in the field of this politician

00:54:59
versus that politician.

00:55:00
People are so excited sharing Trump's mugshots on Twitter.

00:55:04
If only people would be same excited about posting

00:55:08
Egon Cholakian's address, it would be super beneficial,

00:55:11
but unfortunately we've only witnessing that people are

00:55:16
spreading negative messages much faster, and whatever has

00:55:20
to do with taking responsibility off our shoulders, because if

00:55:23
it's elites with laser beams taking down Maui houses to

00:55:28
build up 15 minutes cities in there, then it's fine, because

00:55:31
it's somebody else is doing, and you can rage about it.

00:55:34
But if it's actually anomalous climatic event and something was

00:55:39
passing by on a high speed like hurricane Dora and the winds

00:55:42
were taking down power lines and no one was ready for that.

00:55:46
And even police officers could not take people out

00:55:49
because, power lines blocked the street, firemen could not

00:55:52
use water because electric lines were down, there was

00:55:56
no electricity at the water pump, so there was no water.

00:55:59
So it was not somebody's evil doing.

00:56:01
If you actually watch the photographs of City of Lahaina,

00:56:05
you can see that houses with blue roofs were burned just

00:56:09
as well as all other houses.

00:56:11
And you can see the wildfires in Greece, you

00:56:13
know they have Santorini Island with blue and white.

00:56:16
You think that would be very protected.

00:56:19
But you can see that blue roofs in Greece, in Lahaina,

00:56:23
in Tenerife, and the blue cars are burning just the same way.

00:56:27
And the only house, the miracle house that survived

00:56:29
on Lahaina had a red roof.

00:56:32
Imagine people's insanity if it actually had blue roof,

00:56:35
people would go crazy, right?

00:56:37
They would say, oh, that's the ultimate proof our

00:56:40
Bluebeam theory is right.

00:56:43
And again, coming back to Candice Owens, she had the whole

00:56:46
episode on Project Bluebeam, so it's coming from nineties.

00:56:50
Bluebeams, you know, United Nations have blue helmets,

00:56:54
so they not affected by these blue beams from the sky.

00:56:57
Guys, when you going down the rabbit hole of conspiracies,

00:57:01
it's very easy to get lost.

00:57:03
And this is where you have to have somebody's checking

00:57:05
upon you, then yes, somebody's doing the reality check.

00:57:08
Are you still attached to the reality?

00:57:10
And if you are checking the Kaleidoscope of Facts,

00:57:13
taking it holistically from the perspective of what

00:57:16
actually makes sense, what is attached to reality, and

00:57:20
what is completely absurd.

00:57:21
Something that has been going online is the hashtag

00:57:24
#PsyOpMaui and the real psyop was convincing people that

00:57:29
it's a human manipulated event.

00:57:32
Unfortunately, this was the real psyop and those people who share

00:57:36
truthful facts as they think about what happened in Maui

00:57:40
are the victims of the psyop.

00:57:41
And this psyop is to switching responsibility onto somebody

00:57:46
else's shoulders, whether it's the governor or local

00:57:50
police administration.

00:57:51
A lot of weird stuff has happened there.

00:57:54
There was lack of preparation, including the people

00:57:57
themselves who knew that the wildfires were going for

00:58:00
days but did not evacuate.

00:58:02
But then what we saw in other regions of the world that

00:58:05
people acting the same way, and you cannot call it other way

00:58:09
than pandemic of some kind of disease that blocking people's

00:58:12
ability to understand that they can easily get caught

00:58:17
on fire as well when filming from the river bank or ocean

00:58:21
shore, hey, the fire is coming, let's take some more videos.

00:58:25
This is the real pandemic.

00:58:26
The pandemic in human minds.

00:58:28
And unfortunately, it takes time to unblock people from

00:58:32
understanding the fact that it's up to me, you and everyone

00:58:35
hearing this podcast to let everyone know about it.

00:58:38
This is the real antidote to the pandemic of idiocracy, of

00:58:43
tremendous lack of productivity from the people themselves

00:58:47
because they hoping that it's gonna be a politician who might

00:58:50
get elected or somebody else, or Jesus Christ, they want somebody

00:58:53
to come and do everything for them, but they don't want

00:58:56
to do the action themselves.

00:58:57
Please people, start verifying facts, take it critically.

00:59:01
Don't take what we saying here as facts.

00:59:04
Verify it.

00:59:05
Do the fact checking yourself.

00:59:06
I know fact-checker sounds offensive right now because the

00:59:11
whole concept of fact checking has been a huge disgrace.

00:59:16
But we have the ability to actually take critically things

00:59:19
and take all the facts into account, and not only try to

00:59:24
blame somebody for this, but actually take responsibility

00:59:27
for what has happened.

00:59:29
That's unfortunate.

00:59:30
But all of us take responsibility for not conveying

00:59:33
this information to others.

00:59:35
We did our best as Creative Society, but still we saying

00:59:40
there might be some things we could have done better.

00:59:43
Maybe me and Alex should have a side podcast about

00:59:45
Bitcoin, cryptocurrencies, and the way to make money and

00:59:49
decide just to capture your guys' interest in sharing

00:59:52
information one way or another.

00:59:54
Or let's be sensational for a second and talk about dirty

00:59:58
laundry of this Hollywood star or that one just to capture

01:00:02
your attention and then talk about really important things.

01:00:05
So, if you know better ways to convey this information, let us

01:00:09
know and we're looking forward to hearing your feedback.

01:00:12
It's been a great pleasure talking to you, Alex today.

01:00:15
Alexey: Yeah, it's been great.

01:00:17
And just one final word for today.

01:00:20
This is the case where if you want to do it good, do

01:00:26
it yourself, really applies.

01:00:28
Going back to the previous episode when Taliy you said, we

01:00:33
should use our pride to do good.

01:00:36
This is the time and place to use your pride and really

01:00:41
spread this information, find new ways of reaching other

01:00:46
people and making this world a livable place because right

01:00:51
now it is becoming unlivable.