Are you ready to unmask the reality of ignoring the real causes of climate change? This episode is a wake-up call to the alarming realities we’re facing – from the escalating climate crisis evidenced by the Lahaina wildfires and unusual hurricane Dora in Hawaii, to Egon Cholakian's urgent address to the scientific community and world leaders. We challenge the selective blindness that allows this worsening situation to persist, dissecting the environmental, social, and economic impacts that are too often overlooked.
We don't shy away from the hard questions either. How are the rapid advancements in tech impacting your livelihood? How does student loan debt and job security in an age of automation shape our society? Furthermore, how is it possible to create safety, prosperity, and freedom in such trying times? To address these questions, we explore the potential of the Creative Society's framework and its role in redefining our economic landscape if we choose it.
We also scrutinize the destructive forces of wind and sand in the Middle East, hailstorms, and the rising ocean temperatures. Potential solutions, like extracting water from the air and cleaning up ocean microplastics, are put under the microscope too.
Wrapping up our discussion, we reflect on the pandemic of idiocracy that has gripped people's minds, emphasizing the importance of critically verifying information. Don't miss out on this insightful episode as we tackle these issues head-on, armed with knowledge, empathy, and the will to enact change.
Global Climate Threat: Urgent Address to the World Science Community | Egon Cholakian
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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
00:21:46
job like that because many of my colleagues graduated
00:21:49
from university, but some of them did not even get a job.
00:21:53
And I was like, but hold on, they have a huge student loan.
00:21:56
And I was like, yeah, they went to Starbucks kind
00:21:59
of a job making lattes, you know, to survive.
00:22:02
And that was their plan B.
00:22:04
That was always like, maybe not plan B, plan
00:22:06
C, plan D, whatever.
00:22:07
But that was the backup plan.
00:22:09
But today, all the jobs, like they used to call them mag jobs,
00:22:12
then it became barista jobs, they are all easily automated.
00:22:17
What's gonna be your backup plan?
00:22:18
There is no backup plan.
00:22:20
Cryptocurrencies will be gone in a blink of an eye, the digital
00:22:24
currency of the future will be, but it'll be controlled by
00:22:27
government, if we do nothing.
00:22:29
And what you gonna do then?
00:22:31
Then it's gonna be 15 minute cities and then all your
00:22:34
fears will become true except for one they will not stop
00:22:38
the climate weapon because there is no climate weapon.
00:22:42
That's the thing you having a hard time conveying to people
00:22:46
that there is no climate weapon, these kind of things,
00:22:49
it would be great if somebody could just press a button
00:22:51
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.
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