Yuval Noah Harari on the world before, during and after Coronavirus 

Any sane person will think that's BS, unless they are already exhibiting sheepish and slavish tendency

The great deception!!!

This guy could be the antichrist

Revelation 13 The beast and the image. The image, I'm thinking... is A.I.

This guy is a satanist! Why is he being glorified like this in the comments! At least there are a sprinkle of people with sense!

Oh, it isn't an idea... it's as real as you and me. His job is to prepare you for technological tyranny.

@@thatdude79ab @susy dyson In April 2020 when the whole social distancing business began, the police in an affluent town in my state employed a drone to monitor people’s distance on streets and parks. The drone is made by Draganfly and they claim it can also detect heart rate, fever, symptoms of Covid and other vital signs (blood pressure maybe). The police claimed it had no facial recognition-faces fuzzed out. Of course there was much uproar. When the police demonstrated it on a line at the store it was precise about the distance so if you miscalculated 6 ft the drone flagged you. Symptoms of Covid are also symptoms of colds, allergies, various respiratory problems and what a fever temperature is, is a fine line. A company in the US experimented with a RFID chip on willing employees. The thing is, some people think these new things are kind of neato like all the exercise apps or having Alexa sitting in your home. Can Smart TVs watch you? Plenty of videos tell you what you should turn off on your cell phone. Your TV could watch your eye movements and expressions to determine what you are thinking, enjoying, etc. So much online and now with an orthopedic group I go to (I would not upload my photo). Fingerprints, your prescriptions, your grocery bill is online so you can see what I’m buying. China has now limited how many hours you can spend playing games online. All this monitored and violating that dings your social credit score. What if they said, “You’re buying too much junk food.” It goes on and on. Very invasive and dystopian to be watched, manipulated, lose autonomy, and lose privacy which is basically no freedom. No freedom to be left alone, to make mistakes without governmental punishment, controlled, etc. Some people might like that, most people don’t. Who does it benefit? Is that at life even worth living-in bondage? Soulless? Why bother with climate change? The earth will go on fine without us. You can read the vague version on the UN website about Agenda 2030 that they wrote in 2015. One goal is to end world poverty and hunger. They’ve got 8 years. They are nuts. You can’t take people seriously who set ridiculous goals. Harari had said at a WEF talk four years ago that AI, etc. is inevitable which is to say people have no say about what some group of people want to do. (Often megalomaniacs.) It’s not inevitable-you put a stop to it. Thoughts?

@@Grendelmonster8u thank you for sharing and educating us. I really appreciate it. All I can think of right now is Revelation 13.

thank you for truly understanding.

@@thatdude79ab seriously! I'm reading these comments in disbelief. Are we listening to the same thing? Why would I want the government to have surveillance under my skin? Why would I give up my free will and autonomy? This is crazy!

@@Godzgift777 Revelation 13

in bangla

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I just worry that AI will insist that it monitor our biological systems for our "own good", but that it will be getting something else, some other method of complete control out of us, and give it a philanthropic veil.

So true.After reading his book "Sapiens"...I can't agree with you enough.

That’s because he was sent by the devil

@@firefly44220 Why u said that?

@@VietNam1964 Because he provides the world's elites with a steady supply of creepy, dystopian ideas they can try out on us. And he's friends with them.

@@VietNam1964 he is the spokesperson of the World Economic Forum

His job is to get you acclimated to the agenda. He's connected.

@@thatdude79ab I'm not buying all this fancy talk he's doing. Why would I trust the government with my private thoughts? I would cease being a human! He's the same one that said humans are hackable animals! Why are we listening to this nut?

@@thatdude79ab exactly

Love it that you're actually using your brain. This guy is the public face of the invisible monster.

@@thatdude79ab exactly!!!

I used to adore this guy, and he had almost convinced me with his impressive language and charming appearance, until the moment I could see through his dark, dark soul. Such a waste of talent which could've been used for a real greater good of humankind. Maybe in your next life, Yuval.

Rudolf Boukal hi

@@rachelleturner8847 hello ...

Rudolf Boukal how are you?

@@rachelleturner8847 I am fine, but unless it has something to do with what is discussed in this video, namely to further the content, I am not willing to engage further. Your question seems rather odd, being that I don't know you. Sorry, but I need to be firm. No offense intended, just clarity. thx

Rudolf Boukal I doubt our leaders at the national level would give anyone with clear, coherent ideas like this any thought. They don’t even listen to their own experts half the time. But I agree his message is optimistic and does show some possible paths forward. At some point, voters are going to have to decide if they want more of the same old institutional politicians that ignore crucial systemic problems, or if they want _real_ change where it’s needed. Necessary solutions aren’t at all hard to decipher, especially if you use history as a general guide. But people need to wake up from their propaganda bubbles and quit believing the nonsense their party leaders keep telling them. This whole left/right hyper partisan world we find ourselves will be our ruin if more people fail to break free from it and see things objectively.

Make me a sandwich

@@herodotus586 what do you mean by that

@@readingcuzmurderisbad.5861 f*** feminism 😅

this must be a troll comment.

I have not heard ,a democratic goverment say "we made a mistake" .Even when they loose in election.Then they say - people are stupid and choose a wrong way.They haven't done nothing wrong

I think it depends on the profile of the politician, government. In Canada, and quebec where i live, it seems really open, and they recognize when efforts should have been put on x unstead of y. I think if a government doesnt do a public and honest post-mortem, including things they could have done better, it shows a lack of leadership.

this yuval guy is just another technocrat pretending to be pro people. So foolish to think that democratic governments are more benign.

That isn’t what he’s saying. He’s saying ‘in a properly functioning democracy, leaders will admit mistakes.’ We don’t have, and never have had, true democracy in this world. We have hybrid systems that employ certain elements of a democracy. And many of those systems have long been poisoned or exploited by things like lobbyists or campaign contributions such that our leaders aren’t leaders at all. They’re often just vessels to push specific agendas. Certainly not all of them, but enough to cause real problems. This is akin to any sort of discussion over the merits of a free market or capitalism - we have neither. Again, a hybrid system is employed here. The closest thing to a truly free market might be certain segments of the black and grey markets, though many of those markets are also heavily controlled by cartels and the like. So any discussion of the problems with a system or the merits of a system really don’t work when we don’t even have said system to begin with.

@@filminginportland1654 so if that is what he was saying he is wasting his time because as you just said non of those systems exist in the first place. Moot point for him to make.

Or he sees it but is being paid by the same people behind it to pitch it, in order to make it more appealing to the public...

@@bryonycoates3 How very unfortunate.

@@good2btheking He sees it. He's friends with all of them.

Agree. I'm just reading Homo Deus and thinking 'yeah but....' to many of his statements.

I think he's psychotic and needs to keep his mouth shut

martycrow It is essential. And declining trust in institutions and government is one of the major blows to a democracy or a functioning civil society. Once trust is lost, if it’s not restored, a societal collapse or substantial decline typically follows before too long. This has been recorded throughout history. Best wishes to you during this time.

@@filminginportland1654 I agree that trust must be restored. But it must be restored but those who have betrayed the trust. We should not be expected to ‘find’ trust when it is not deserved. To do so is not virtuous, it is naive. As he explains the politico media institutions, the medical science industry, big tech, and more... Currently, very few of these deserve trust. We need to be open to trusting. But looking at the balance of any particular case, that trust must be at least half deserved before handing it over. Certainly there are individual scientists, journalists and even politicians who are trustworthy. I hope they are brave enough that they can influence their institutions to consistently take actions that rebuild trust.

What are homo sapiens?

Counterpoint: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-VYOEvurCVuk.html

You still trust them now in 2022?

The only time I've ever heard Trump say "I don't know" is when it is followed by "him", referring to a person who he DEFINITELY knows...

@@BizzeeB- As a malignant narcissist, Trump is also incapable of saying, " I was wrong." and " I am sorry ". You will never hear that from Trump.

@@renzo6490 Same from Bolsonaro in Brazil. He´s the third world trump

@@BizzeeB nobodys ever voting for someone who says he doesnt know. people are sheep who need leaders

@@EvertonSebben Trump already is the third world Trump...

Because you’re sick

@@firefly44220 Get a life

@Samo Damir explain please

@Samo Damir One question would you kill a baby to save the human species from extinction?

@@nobaso620 One question: Do you trust humans to play god?

#interdependence

MDs display huge egos but not research scientists. They are busy discovering methods etc. if you don’t know any scientists except MDs then don’t lump them all together. Look at how they treat nurses.

Of course I should not lump all MDs together! There are a few that are less body mechanics and really understand holistic health.

@Samo Damir I remember the closing statement from the hostess of that seminar who was also former IDF. She said "hopefully the rats don't catch up." "Cyber is a real domain of power"- Benjamin Satanyahu

may be may be not

Link please

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Rereading 'History Of Sexuality'. So brilliant and the last chapter, 'The Triumph Of Death and Power Over Life', could have been written yesterday. Perfect analysis of the techocratic humanist tyrrany currently being unveiled....

Leave Chomsky out of it

I guess you don’t know much about the very different way in which cultural institutions function in different countries

Henrik Vendelbo I guess it is very different how cultural institutions function in different countries and that it is probability ideal.

Well he is an Israeli, the kibbutz was the way of life. You can take a man out of the kibbutz, but you can't take the kibbutz out of a man.

Get an add blocker man -> firefox -> uBlock origin

His entire philosophy is an advertisement for the Global Agenda.

all great authors, but to bring the species back from extinction you will need more women on the table

Absolutely! Vandana Shiva for starters.

@@shifeiin3292 and Carol Baggerly from Grassrootshealth for sure has to sit at this Table too.

Greece is apparently recommended way above US response.

I hope so.

Yes to a point....what if your hometown sucks?

Submit to the algorythm. Only then will you know why. Hehe,

FT? Can you spell out the whole words for those of us who are not familiar with the acronym?

Renzo Sorry i mean his article on Financial Times