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00:04 >> I want to 00:16 [MUSIC] 00:25 >> too. 00:30 [MUSIC] 00:35 >> I'm 00:41 >> and 00:46 >> I want to stand 00:51 too. 00:54 [MUSIC] 00:59 [MUSIC] 01:04 [MUSIC] 01:06 >> Hello, friends. Welcome to 3 ABN today Live. It is Thursday 01:10 night here in Thompson. You know, Illinois, wherever you 01:13 joining us from actually Thompson, though, West 01:15 Frankfort, you know, 3 a B as in West Frankfort officially, 01:19 but one of their studios is at our church. And Thompson told 01:21 her she just a stone's throw away. But whether you joining 01:24 us from thank you. We know that you may be in Australia, 01:28 anywhere in the Philippines in the Caribbean. Where else, 01:30 Honey? 01:32 >> Africa. Haha. And to make up my my and my family's roots. 01:38 >> And but we thank you for your dedication and your 01:40 support of 3 ADN. You know, this is your network and we 01:44 have been here for decades. I think 37 38 years now has 3. 01:48 We haven't been enough is that the ministry has and we've 01:52 involved with it for the last 20 years. And we have been 01:54 blessed by what God continues to do through your prayers and 01:58 your financial support of 02:01 television and 02:02 >> radio. That's where I work hen and radio. 02:06 >> So thank you. If you've come to volunteer, we appreciate 02:09 that. If you send your monthly donations to regardless of the 02:12 size, it is helping this ministry move forward as we get 02:17 ready for the greatest event of all ages the return of Jesus. 02:21 And that's why tonight is a very important night. So we 02:24 have a guest with us what? We're not going to introduce 02:26 him yet. Okay, but I will tell you about it, but I'm just 02:29 gonna let you know. Yes, I was coming up, isn't it? Yeah. 02:32 Let me give them a new word technocracy. You may not have 02:36 heard about that word. You may be familiar with it. It's a 02:39 compilation of a number of words, but 02:42 we're going to find out what that means tonight and 02:45 tech. No pun intended. We want to make sure that there's no 02:48 digital disconnect. Do not all the hands. Some of you may be 02:53 really sharp. But in a moment after on music, we'll let you 02:57 know who our guest is going to be. But just before that, 03:00 you know, 3ABN has been reaching around the world 03:03 continues to this very day. And thank you for praying for 03:06 us. We were just recently 03:09 on a 13 day Mediterranean cruise where we had to be re 03:13 directed, but directed away from Israel and Haifa, where 03:18 we're going to Jerusalem and Haifa. And many of you know, 03:20 that the war is going on there. Palestinians, the was Israel 03:26 just pray, pray for the people in the Middle East and that 03:30 region. Yeah, because some people based on your viewpoints 03:33 of what's taking place, you might be on one side or the 03:36 other, but we are living in the day and age with wars and 03:39 rumors of wars are all around us night. That's right. That's 03:43 right. That's why we have this. Yeah, on the full final event 03:48 coming up. Tell us about that. Yes, as a matter of fact, 03:52 this is not a 3, a B, an event, but sometime Director World 03:55 Evangelism, they've allowed me to share this with you coming 04:00 up, November 4 through 18 and this the fly that there's it is 04:05 on this. You can go to a website final movements dot 04:08 com. We're having a series on finally events actually what's 04:11 happening in our world today. And there's a question, are you 04:14 ready for the final movements? And we're seeing in our world 04:18 today. Some amazing things transpire. 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Yes, me too. But before we go any further, honey, 06:03 we have some music tonight only. 06:05 >> Yes, we do. Laura Williams and is going to share some 06:10 music with us and it's called no more night. 06:13 [MUSIC] 06:18 [MUSIC] 06:23 [MUSIC] 06:28 [MUSIC] 06:33 [MUSIC] 06:35 >> What time is key? 06:38 >> Her son. 06:40 [MUSIC] 06:43 >> Some are. 06:45 >> It's not to be okay. 06:49 [MUSIC] 06:54 [MUSIC] 06:57 We chase. So 07:03 [MUSIC] 07:06 I was sad 07:08 to me. 07:10 [MUSIC] 07:15 [MUSIC] 07:20 [MUSIC] 07:24 >> Want to be 07:26 [MUSIC] 07:28 or team never saw. 07:32 >> It too. 07:35 [MUSIC] 07:40 [MUSIC] 07:45 [MUSIC] 07:49 [MUSIC] 07:54 [MUSIC] 07:59 [MUSIC] 08:04 [MUSIC] 08:06 [MUSIC] 08:11 >> The 08:14 >> now the nation. 08:15 [MUSIC] 08:18 >> What's the scene? 08:20 >> New home Lisa earns is the Rays. 08:24 [MUSIC] 08:30 >> Even names 08:34 the. 08:36 [MUSIC] 08:38 >> I know. 08:40 [MUSIC] 08:43 >> No me. 08:44 [MUSIC] 08:49 [MUSIC] 08:54 [MUSIC] 08:56 [MUSIC] 09:00 >> It's it's never. 09:03 >> It. 09:07 >> And today, too, 09:10 [MUSIC] 09:15 [MUSIC] 09:21 [MUSIC] 09:28 [MUSIC] 09:33 [MUSIC] 09:35 >> when I say it all. 09:37 [MUSIC] 09:42 [MUSIC] 09:47 [MUSIC] 09:49 [MUSIC] 09:53 >> Once he never. 09:56 >> I. 10:00 >> And 10:02 [MUSIC] 10:07 [MUSIC] 10:12 [MUSIC] 10:17 [MUSIC] 10:22 [MUSIC] 10:27 [MUSIC] 10:32 [MUSIC] 10:37 [MUSIC] 10:41 [MUSIC] 10:46 [MUSIC] 10:51 [MUSIC] 10:54 >> beautiful. Thank you so much, Laura. Laura doesn't 10:57 amazing job one for ministry. Yeah, no more night. No more. 11:01 9 forward to that. Gloria, stay, you know, the glorious 11:04 truth is one day the sun will never set again will be in that 11:07 came in with, you know, more night. Yes, and that's why we 11:10 do what we do here. Create the end, hoping that people get 11:14 ready for that glorious day. 11:16 I think that just before I go to the video, not introduce our 11:19 guest today. Why not? Scott 11:22 has to be me up. Scotty haha, but you talk about that was 11:25 Scott writes, I'm a yes digital disconnect. It's a problem we 11:29 have here on 3 being. Good to have you here again. It's. 11:32 >> So good to be back with you. And it's an uneventful arrival 11:37 here, which is not always been the case. We should talk about 11:39 that tonight about some of the times. I've come to 3ABN had 11:42 some hiccups on the way. Okay. Double does not like 11:45 what's going on here. I can tell you that for sure. But 11:47 especially when we're talking about media, we did the digital 11:50 disconnect. The Expos am not the entertainment industry is 11:53 up to it. How the Devils capturing a generation with 11:56 addiction and many problems, but God's answers and 11:58 solutions. So it's so good to be back here. It's been a 12:01 couple years, but good to see your faces again. He have a 12:03 family. We do. Yeah. In fact, the families here this time, 12:07 they're in the in the guest room apartments. And so my wife 12:10 and 3 children are over there and all of a 12 10 6. 12:15 >> Okay. Yeah. So you able to practice some of the things 12:19 that you talk about, why I'm helping your family. 12:23 >> And a healthy way. Yeah. I mean, you know better. 12:26 You'd better practice what you preach. So yeah, and it's not 12:29 so much what my kids don't get to do that. Sometimes the wrong 12:33 mindset when it comes to media, it's one of the better things 12:36 that we're doing instead nature and play and family time and 12:40 projects and legos and books and musical instruments and 12:43 service and grandparents and climbing trees and Alice life, 12:47 right. 12:48 Media gets in the way of that. Sometimes the media as a tool 12:51 we are using right now. Right? But yeah, there are problems in 12:54 our media library these days right now. Where do you live 12:57 presently live in Michigan? So up in the middle of the mitt 13:01 and help their here, Cedar Lake, if you know the middle of 13:04 the state north of Grand Rapids and Lansing, you know, the 13:07 names of the big cities and in Michigan. So we live up north 13:10 where we're blessed to live on 13 acres in the country and 13:15 just God's blessing said the beauty of creation this time of 13:18 year. The colors are changing that I've changed. We're a 13:21 little bit past prime on the colors, but we left or right at 13:24 the one of the most beautiful days. Just basking in God's 13:28 goodness, in glory and creative power. So, yeah, we live up 13:31 there and enjoy home education and gardening. And the kids 13:36 have their tractors. You know, they work on my boys aged 10 12 13:39 other working on the little mower tractors and v**** 13:42 engines and all kinds of projects that we can have 13:45 together little pond. We can jump in. So we're beyond blast 13:49 in God's creation, a Belt of Truth Ministries. Tell us about 13:52 that Belt of Truth. Ministries was founded in 2012, 2013 13:57 officially organized. But we started with the media on the 14:01 brain seminar in 2012 and then formed ourselves as a ministry. 14:05 And people wonder what, what are you going to call 14:07 yourselves? Because we're doing camp meetings and visiting 14:09 churches and this message was spreading out and about what's 14:12 media on the brain, of course, right. But we felt led to make 14:16 sure the name was vague and general enough that we could go 14:19 either direction, son just doing media seminars. So we do 14:22 parenting seminars. We do a lot of that. I just finished a 14:25 prophecy. Syriza love doing evangelism, just like yeah, 14:28 evangelist on the other side of this table from me learned a 14:32 lot from that. And so, you know, its belt of Truth. 14:34 I mean, we all believe in truth and no way the truth. And the 14:37 life of Jesus Christ is the center of everything. So on our 14:40 logo as the cross a little focus on the cross as a camera 14:45 image. 14:46 >> I like that because so many people have Jesus. But truth is 14:48 kind of optional thing. It's a word nowadays has kind of been 14:52 modified, pushed out. What is truth kind of like what is 14:56 truth 14:57 and thank you for focusing on that and and champion Christ at 15:01 the center of that. 15:02 >> A man and you know, it's the truth. No way the truth and the 15:05 life. What I hear these days, have you heard this and you 15:08 notice I'm sure you listen. Should notice this. The trendy 15:10 thing out there right now is to say his truth, her truth. 15:13 Yeah. Speak your truth prices. My truth. Yeah. Her truth like 15:18 wait a minute that I'm old enough to know. That's not how 15:21 grammar works. You know, for decades for now, thousands of 15:24 years, we've never used the word truth with a relative 15:28 pronoun in front of it. It's always up, right? The definite 15:30 article loss. 15:32 >> Right. I mean, you remember when we will pass Trump in 15:34 Weaverville California the past to told me when I presented the 15:38 Massachusetts that's your true that much with the ashes. 15:41 Yeah. That's that's or the Bible doesn't back up. 2 truths 15:45 does no such thing as to troops. You see the scriptural 15:49 us not scriptural. And then people say, well that you 15:51 choose to have my truth. And you know, that's has that 15:54 has happened to really push out the word truth. But human 15:58 history tell the truth has really done a lot here has been 16:01 in the beautiful, stable platform, the 3ABN. And that's 16:04 just kind of talk about. How do you 16:06 you know, you come up with some very 16:08 you're like me in a lot of sense, not identify on the same 16:11 platforms of everything. But you have a teacher 16:14 background about that because yes, that has to that has to 16:17 play a role in the research. 16:19 >> I was a college student. I love history, a lot of 16:21 political science and social sciences. And and I thought, 16:25 well, there's nothing you can do that, but teach, OK, I can't 16:28 hear. Here's a secret. Maybe nobody's ever heard your and 16:31 your listening audience might hear this for the first time. 16:33 I was deathly afraid of public. Speaking of standing up a 16:37 speech class Leon, but I I was already quit college before 16:40 speech class because I did. What was what am I going to do 16:43 with history? Anyway, I'm driving delivery truck. I like 16:46 driving listening to things I just forget about this college 16:49 saying and that's not say everybody's got to go to come. 16:51 But for me, the Lord wanted to be in this college course to 16:54 study history to begin teaching it. And it was until I got to 16:58 that speech class got to the speech class and what's key 17:01 word of all the fears of it because the speech teacher just 17:03 said 17:05 talk about something you're interested in talking about, 17:06 you know, don't make a speech. It's not all formal. Just get 17:09 up there. And just like you're at a, you know, a lunch with a 17:11 friend. Something that you could talk for 10 minutes 17:13 straight on and just knew it. I toast. Yeah. It sounds like 17:18 Toast. M**** is professor got that from? Yeah, yes. So 17:22 anyway. But it went into teaching history from 2003 to 17:25 2011 taught history, government economic news and then came in 17:30 to an understanding of Bible truths and prophecy that had 17:33 not had previously hoped. And I was all excited about the 17:36 Bible and I teach Bible can I teach Bible? And there was an 17:40 opening at a low as a local Christian academy. And I said, 17:44 can I move away from teaching at the public school where I am 17:47 teaching history? I want to teach for you guys. I want to 17:48 teach Bible to fall. And the principal said, well, 17:51 do you have a Bible degree? And I know I don't I'm sorry. 17:55 You won't be able to apply that. Well. Then the 17:58 conference, the folks that helped organize the churches in 18:01 the schools and they said, you know what, give him a shot? 18:03 We could we could offer provisional certificate. 18:06 I was able to move into teaching Bible, which was a 18:08 delight and joy of my life to do that full time. 18:11 But it was at that point that I saw how much of the media issue 18:14 was a problem in our young people. And I'd seen it from 18:17 2003, it was building and building and building. But by 18:19 the time we got to about 2011, 12, 13, that was when 18:23 everything was starting to burst open. And so I started 18:26 doing talks with my young people about media in the 18:29 classroom. Yes, and I called it media on the brain as it's like 18:32 a curriculum will cancel out of curriculum for 2 weeks to talk 18:35 about media issues. 18:37 And then the local churches in conference said, hey, can you 18:39 do this for can't meeting for our and that that's where it 18:42 led to doing ministry. And I left teaching to go teach no 18:46 less, not in the classroom, not not not a formal teaching but 18:49 seminars tonight like you're doing with the by the way. 18:52 I want you to mention that again because I just came off 18:54 of doing a 16 part prophecy series. How urgently important 18:58 this is where we're telling stories and stuff. This is this 19:01 is fun, but I hope every single one of your listeners is 19:03 getting on that. Wow, urgency of the Times. 19:07 >> Well, thank you for I mean, even giving us the opportunity. 19:10 This is your program. So yeah, on Scott Ricin was 19:13 recommendation who just joined us. We have a series coming up 19:17 in our church call final movements. And we talked about 19:20 this. Does the graphic for to go to final movements dot com 19:24 and your church can join. You can follow along with every 19:27 you on the world every evening. We'll upload a new lesson so 19:32 that you can download it and follow along. You have the less 19:35 than you have the less than outlines and you can invite 19:37 your family, your friends, your church, if you have no events, 19:40 the 6 series prepared. It's going to be 14 parts night 19:43 tonight. And by the way, the role that's going on here with 19:47 you right now. So one minute video clip 19:49 and this is what you'll see when you go to the website. 19:54 >> The world is crumbling around us. We faced threats of 19:58 nuclear war, rising terrorism, unpredictable weather patterns, 20:02 the breakdown of society and an uncertain political future. 20:06 We must ask yourselves, are these coincidences? Are the 20:10 signs and predictions of something more? 20:13 You can find the answers by joining us for this 13 part 20:16 exciting Bible be series titled Final Movements. This series 20:21 will reveal the reasons behind the world's conditions and what 20:24 to do to prepare for the final movements by attending you'll 20:28 receive free bibles study materials, engaging media 20:31 presentations programs for children and wonderful 20:34 Christian music. It will take place November 4th through the 20:37 18 at the top single 7th Day Adventist Church 3, 5, 7, 20:42 7, Joleen Thompsonville, Illinois. For more information 20:46 go to final movements dot com or call 6, 1, E 67, 2, 9, 20:52 9, 9, 20:52 [MUSIC] 20:56 >> Click that website. Download the information. Share with 20:59 your friends and we look forward to having you join us 21:02 for that. Thank you, Scott, for that opportunity to put that on 21:04 your program. That was and I did not realize I was prompting 21:07 that video. That was an awesome video. 21:10 >> And I'll tell you something I have after having just 21:12 finished a prophecy series. Yeah. It was so affirming to 21:16 hear what some of the people who said said who came through 21:18 that series. They had a little video folks can concede is that 21:21 they want to they want to get the video right here. What 21:24 people say just just contact me at belt of jurors Ministries at 21:28 G Mail dot com. Yeah, I'll send you this video 21:31 and it was an interview of a couple. 21:34 How do you feel about the series? What did you 21:36 experience? What were you expecting? How is it different? 21:39 And they said we were expecting that the speaker would, you 21:43 know, share a Bible techs and then give a bunch of his 21:45 thoughts. But he said what the speaker did was let the Bible 21:50 explained by then. And I said that's exactly what folks are 21:53 going to experience in your 7 our time, because we're all 21:55 reading off the same political script. I mean, his Bible, 21:58 true. So it's not some manufactured concoction of some 22:01 man's opinion. There's enough of that out there. Probably a 22:04 lot of them using all their weirdness is we just let the 22:06 Bible speak for itself. So I hope that folks will will 22:09 partake of that. Wow. Wow. Thank you, evangelists. 22:12 >> Past, are you pastor now? OK? I just want to make sure 22:15 just add, but I'm good to have you got now. 22:18 >> There's a word you got to share with all you've got 22:24 shipments to ensure that when when our sister was singing so 22:27 beautifully a few minutes, no more night. Yeah, I was 22:30 reminded of hearing that exact song in Ireland with an Academy 22:34 of Young people in their choir. So I was the chaplain on the 22:37 trip and the school took these young people to Ireland. 22:40 And we, too, are different different locations and saying 22:43 the beautiful songs of the Gospel of Christ in Catholic 22:46 Cathedral singing singing in Christ Alone. My Hope is our 22:51 Plow. He is My My My Like My Strength, my song, my 22:55 cornerstone. My solid ground from for this 22:58 fierce fierce this drought and storm. Thank you 23:02 and the kids. This is on the media topic, OK? They were not 23:06 allowed to have their phones on the trip. 23:08 Now. They were not told this until like a few days before 23:11 the trip. Everybody signed up everybody's on their 23:13 fundraising. And by the way, now we're going to tell you and 23:16 they just about flip their lead. 23:18 >> This is a great justice ever known to man who are focused on 23:23 the trip. 23:24 >> They said, nope, we're holding firm. And 23:27 OK, Kevin Heine, you've got your your withdrawal symptoms. 23:32 By the way. I literally just this past weekend talked to a 23:36 guy who's a current assistant dean. He says when we take the 23:39 young people out right now into the into the wilderness, 23:42 into the, you know, the camp out in the woods and there's no 23:45 phones. He says that the symptoms are evident within the 23:49 first there, too. Depression irritability in literally the 23:52 shakes. Wow, I did not see. It's gotten much since I was 23:55 that he was an addiction. Scott was an addiction has 23:58 gotten worse. But these young people at the end. Yeah, 24:00 it was so interesting site already started me on the brain 24:03 and them. And so they didn't want to say this. But we have 24:05 the big circle powwow at the end, like how did the Lord 24:08 bless? You know, we saw miracles. We believe Angels 24:10 were singing with us. At one point is all this, some of the 24:13 singer's Atlanta. And it is and we're not able to sing, but it 24:16 was as beautiful as ever. And so they had all these 24:18 wonderful things. But the most common thing they said, the 24:20 most frequent mention thing in the circle reflecting on this 24:24 trip together was we're so glad that we weren't allowed to have 24:27 our phones ha a while. I don't want to admit this in front of 24:31 mister its, but we're so glad we didn't have our phones 24:35 because we connected with each other. We were we were we were 24:38 fully human and my terminology how to be human again to seeing 24:43 digital out and act are familiar with that term 24:45 analogy. Yes, I thought that would be an encouraging story 24:48 that, you know, in 5 days of being out in the woods outside 24:52 a Los Angeles 5th graders are brought into the camps and 24:54 secular study within 5 days. Their emotional intelligence is 24:57 starting to come back. Yeah. 25:00 >> That may have to do something that the phone does 25:03 not allow them to do think 25:06 and talked to 25:07 family and friends. 25:09 I mean, there's so many stories like people on vacation. 25:12 I saw a holiday family movie wants an end when they got up 25:17 to the mountains out of Colorado. All the snow on. 25:21 So if they enter the cabin, they said, hey, dad was the 25:23 passage of the Wi-Fi. He said there's no Wi-Fi. 25:26 >> So what are we going to do for that next week? He said can 25:30 we talk to each novel concept? Yeah. That is something that's 25:35 really lacking a lot of circles as sure as you said Depression. 25:39 Yeah, Depression is it rose 60% in just 6 years from 2010 to 25:44 2016. So right when the smartphone, the social media, 25:47 the ever present ubiquitous use of these devices started taking 25:50 place within 6 years. You saw 60% rise among teenage 25:54 depression. And that's not just people seeking mental health 25:57 help those who are being diagnosed. They because that 26:00 might be, you know, a variable that people are seeking it more 26:03 or it's more accepted and there's more help for that. 26:05 But no, this was objective data where they were surveying 26:08 people using the diagnostic criteria, but using the survey 26:12 same same way year in and year out, 60% rise and depression. 26:16 But you take people on social media for one week taking down 26:19 to 30 minutes a day. All right. You find a 33% drop in 26:23 depression. In one week, young adults. College students was a 26:26 study done in Denmark on that. No social media for one week. 26:29 36 1% drop in depression for young adults. And then there's 26:33 Victoria Dunkley. I'm repeating digital distract. But just the 26:35 truncated version of the points she and her book reset. Your 26:39 child's brain explains that after 3 weeks of 0 media 26:44 children and adolescents who have been already diagnosed 26:47 with mental health conditions from anxiety to depression, 26:50 to ADHD, to all of them, 80% of her patients have the majority 26:54 of their symptoms disappear in 3 weeks. But what? And that 26:58 wonderful. That's good news is good. That was I mean. 27:01 >> Tell about the time when someone went on the train, 27:04 Mo, this analysis is literally happened. This is we were 27:07 living in California. Time to talk about an attempted robbery 27:11 on a train in Oakland, California. The Chi Khan on 27:15 board on BART on BART and announced this is a stickup on 27:19 the way people on the way to work. 27:22 Nobody responded. He said what does not hold up but he's on 27:25 the phone. Nobody responded how he got off the next stop. 27:28 Haha. Nobody paid any attention and interest because their 27:33 phones have their full attention. Now that that story 27:37 ended in the good way. And yeah, people somebody for 27:42 obviously paid attention, but the majority of people didn't 27:45 respond to because they were on their phones. And so we went 27:49 in, we were and Thailand to and they've done something that's 27:53 really interesting in Thailand. Well, we in Thailand anyway, 27:59 and we were in the subway, but to the elevated train station. 28:02 What they've done is they've actually put movable glass 28:06 windows that close 28:09 when when that rain is not their Bangkok in Bangkok, 28:12 Thailand, and opens when the train arrived because people I 28:16 took a picture of the platform and everybody was on a phone 28:21 looking down. They've had people walk into the tracks on 28:25 aware of the fact that the train was coming. So they 28:27 literally put these glass things that open up on the 28:30 train arrives in closing on the train is not there. So you're 28:33 right on target with the digital disconnect. More people 28:36 need to learn how to not 28:39 let the smartphone be smarter than they are. Yeah, 28:42 yeah. And so there's a term that I want to dive into right 28:46 now because those of you that are just joining us. We have a 28:49 power pack program tonight. There's a word that Scott had 28:52 not heard before the Senate 28:55 Technocracy. That said yeah. On the dive into that. Let's 28:58 check on that. 29:00 >> Not since I was here doing digital disconnect. That was 29:03 the latest seminar that was Diane. And again, just e-mail 29:07 me of Scott Belt of Truth Ministries At G Mail dot com. 29:10 Folks wanna yes appearance more of what this technocracy is all 29:14 about. Our website is Belt of Truth Dot and we are sure that 29:17 they're out. There it is. And there's the there's the 29:19 there's e-mail address. Not they have that from last time. 29:22 Your team here, by the way, graphics and the audio that was 29:26 joyous. They're incredible. Yeah. So what is a technocracy? 29:30 Well, it could have multiple meanings, actually. And we 29:33 explore both are multiple meanings in the seminar. 29:36 And the first thing that we think about is the original 29:40 meaning is just 29:42 people who are specialists in their field. There are known as 29:45 the technocrats, right? And so if you just have elevated to 29:49 the positions of power in a society that people are best at 29:53 their given field and then they just run that then that's a 29:56 technocracy. But it's it's shifted and its meaning a 29:59 little bit these days because we have so much technology by 30:03 technocrats, not specialists, but so much technology. And we 30:08 have big tech. We have these plateau. Yes, we have search 30:12 engines. We have social media platforms. And as that rises to 30:17 prominence in society, 30:19 it can become the real governing structure of our 30:23 minds of our society of the value system of our children. 30:28 And then that becomes one of the devils, most potent forms 30:32 of deception cry. And I guess that's in digital disconnect to 30:35 this is kind of the next step from digital disconnect is 30:39 understanding the next waves of the technology. Where is it 30:42 going next? How is it transforming what it means to 30:45 be human. How's it shaping the mass mind? You might remember 30:49 Edward Bernays called it the group mind. So he started this 30:52 thing way back in the 1920's as the founder of Modern Public 30:56 relations, he gave us consumer culture, the standardization of 31:00 everything. So we all become in the biblical words. Conformed 31:03 to this world was about to take the words right out of my 31:06 conform their transform Romans. 12 ERs to yes, well, with the 31:11 technology in the in the techniques that they have 31:13 today, it is so much easier than Edward Bernays never even 31:16 dreamed that when he the 1920's said we can control the group 31:21 mind and they won't even know about it. Those are his words 31:24 said we're the ones that pull the wires that control the 31:26 public mind. He said our thoughts are suggested our 31:29 tastes are formed by men. We have never heard of any call 31:33 that the invisible government basically the corporate 31:35 establishment, the advertising industry behemoth Madison 31:38 Avenue to shape our tastes and dictate our future. Right. 31:42 How much more today? Yeah. 31:45 >> While the advent of just going from the 31:49 Commodore, 64 haha computer. When we got and 64 Megabytes, 31:56 what are people going to do with 64 Megabytes? Haha. 32:00 Now that is that's not even a single file and sought out, 32:03 right? Yeah. But the world has just catapulted itself into 32:07 this technical revolution. Absolutely. And it's not only a 32:10 technical revolution that started but a technical 32:13 evolution because the continuing to change, it's 32:17 changing with the times and it's changing with the demand. 32:20 And and I think that people have this and you might talk 32:23 about this just ended on a response. A doctor are trouble 32:27 heart of the book called thrilled to death. 32:30 And you may have been out of red. That is a he's a 32:32 well-known speak, uninvited universities all over the 32:34 world. And he said thrilled to death. He talked about this and 32:38 Dominic conditioned people have ended only a which means 32:44 a baby, for example, you get a baby, a piece of candy, all the 32:49 street this year have a little bit. This sounds 32:52 is the prelude to something. If they hear the sound and they 32:55 get the candy next, that sound as you know, in a 6 month old 33:00 and I'm like gold in the one year-old I think quickly 33:02 associate thats sound with what comes out because they get that 33:06 next. Yeah. When they hear that sound right away, they it's 33:10 direction of that sound because something sweet is on the way 33:14 and that's how they control. So 33:17 then they get that NAFTA while this is not sweet enough, 33:21 so they raise the bar. The baby has more. The bars raise. 33:25 Another was it took very little to get to the pleasure center. 33:28 But now they demand more. So you have to raise that. 33:31 The man yeah, is raise more doping mean 33:35 he's coming in. You have to raise. So they raise the bar 33:38 and then what happens is it gets higher and higher to the 33:41 point where you no longer are able to experience simple. 33:45 That should help. Now we've seen this in Africa. Remember 33:49 when you took the Blues? Yeah. Yeah. We took the loans, 33:52 the loans to Africa. That's a gift when we went there on that 33:56 trip when you're speaking. 33:58 >> Which gave the kids pull loans? It was. So they were so 34:02 side. It's like the world was Christmas and they were like, 34:05 wow, blow it up big and will that was so excited. 34:09 >> Okay. Then on to a kid in America. Blue in the pop it. 34:12 Yeah. Her birthday party. Yeah. We saw that. They were 34:16 not as if they were outside playing in that are rolling in 34:20 LA and it bouncing the ball. Some playing tennis players. 34:23 Simple pleasures go which is missing in what we call a 34:27 civilized society. So yeah. 34:29 >> Oh, yeah. You see it. Well, yeah. And in you can see 34:32 the process of that ended on a quarter or what other 34:35 scientists called the pleasure Trap. Yes, and it gets us in 34:39 that condition of needing more because when you flood the 34:43 brain, when you flood than the reward circuitry of the brain 34:46 with an unnatural stimuli of no pun mean, I don't mean 34:50 receptors start to shut down said because the opening a so 34:54 abundantly readily available. What do I need all these 34:56 receptors for? Right? So then you need to maintain that high 35:00 level in order to get the same pleasure hit. In fact, you need 35:03 to up the ante like you're saying. But that always follows 35:06 a credit files followed by a crash. Yeah. And so it's the 35:10 it's the traditional addictive cycle. It's the it's the brain 35:13 reward circuitry for addictions which God gave for us to enjoy 35:16 pleasure in balance. Yes, in its proper phases of life in 35:20 its proper ways, not with this artificial stimuli, even with 35:25 the you mentioned, the candy wrapper that reminded me of the 35:28 paths loevy in response of the dogs member Pavlov's dog. 35:33 The bell rings and they begin to salivate and boy has big 35:37 tech specialized in this there in the addiction creation 35:41 industry that is with and that's not me. That's the 35:43 whistleblowers who have come out or saying we designed this 35:46 to give people a little doping mean hit right at the right 35:49 time. This is in digital disconnect, Sean Parker. 35:51 He says, and we knew what we were doing consciously and we 35:54 did it anyway. And he was feeling regret because he says 35:57 God only knows what this is doing to our children's brains. 36:00 I remember the South. There's a Southwest commercial. 36:04 >> You know, would you like to get you want to get away right 36:06 now and we want to get away. And so Southwest Airlines, 36:10 that's not a bad thing. They said they had some kind of a 36:13 logarithm where they won the with you looking for a trip to 36:15 New York, for example, you put a range of price. When it hits 36:19 that range. 36:21 You've got a notice being yeah and purchase ship ticket that 36:26 tot time too many commercials years ago and people look at 36:29 the dinner table. They had that thing and then jump and they 36:32 run to their computer and book their ticket. That's what 36:35 you're talking about. The pavlof top. Exactly Sunday 36:37 bonus. Yeah, stimulus response? No. And so but just just kind 36:41 of time into that, what what what do you see here? How you 36:45 that you might want to ask him about nothing. I just this 36:48 dispersed worship. Oh, yes. Technocracy starts out in 36:52 session one. 36:53 >> With the sort of global religion involving 36:57 environmental really gaya the worship of the earth, which is 37:01 you're used to thinking in biblically prophetic Lee. 37:04 The anti Christ is not that secular humanist. You know, 37:08 Neil Hay Gunnison right. Antique Rice is actually within 37:11 the temple of God showing himself them. He's got the 37:14 right guy. He's a son of Perdition. That's right. 37:16 And so while that's going on, Satan also works in the rounds 37:20 of the dragon directly. This the spiritual issam, the 37:23 satanism. You talked about that and unclean spirits as we do 37:27 with that in media on the brain. And so part of that is 37:30 what this false 10 Commandments is. Now. This goes back to the 37:33 90's. Some folks who've been around longer remembering the 37:36 development of the United Nations and development of some 37:39 of this new yo. You know, it's it's it's really a form of of 37:42 pan Theism. And so they they created deliberately. And you 37:47 are one Koch. 22 happened. They went to Mount Sinai and 37:50 they had the the new new age to enter the the Environmental 10 37:53 Commandments. The new Age, 10 Commandments date back a few 37:57 decades before that to the Georgia Guide Stones. And then 38:01 even before that, most people don't know about this one is 38:03 called The Ark of Hope. The Arc of Hope was a counterfeit fake 38:07 bomb ark of the Covenant. Now we believe in the literal 38:09 you've got the graphic nude is a literal ark of the covenant. 38:12 This looks quite similar does. Yeah. What they do is they show 38:15 the dimensions of it, the exact dimensions of the ark of the 38:18 Covenant. They carry this thing around with polls. So it's a 38:21 direct some spinoff ripoff, counterfeit of God's arc of the 38:26 comments coming, which, by the way, what's in the ark of the 38:28 covenant is the smoke. I don't know the right apps. And John, 38:33 the Upjohn, the relevant revelator in Revelation, 38:35 11, 19 38:36 right before the climactic chapters of Revelation, 12, 38:39 13, 14. What does he see and have them is the ark of the 38:43 covenant in the Temple of God. So that's central to a 38:46 prophetic understanding of the last days is understanding the 38:49 10 Commandments in the new Covenant written on the heart. 38:52 And on the mind that right here they go. What they put in the 38:54 arc of arc of hope. It's not hope they think that no 10 38:58 Commandments, but they put in what was called the Earth 39:01 charter. That was a UN document. I'm saying, you know, 39:04 we have all these plans for the future and agenda. 21 and 39:07 rewilding all these things from the previous decades. And 39:10 that's to replace the 10 Commandments. And the Georgia 39:12 Guide Stones were literally stone monuments where they rode 39:16 out 10. So they're not being subtle 10 in stone. Oh, there's 39:20 a Georgia guys on the first one. You can tell the devil 39:23 doesn't like humanity. No maintain humanity under 39:26 500 Million. So we've got 1 million now. I mean, that's 39:30 that's 90% reduction or more. So that would be a significant 39:35 thank those disappeared by the wayside or some type of 39:38 what do you call it? Vandalism. And yes, yeah, they got blown 39:41 up or something that I didn't read that news very closely. 39:44 If somebody is watching this going is this an old program 39:47 will know this is this is live. But yeah, it's that they've 39:50 been since demolished or something like that. Yeah. 39:53 >> But still the philosophy is there. That's the key. And 39:55 that's what you know, this humanistic ideology of 39:57 controlling humans 39:59 minimizing the populations so that it could sustain itself 40:05 because we know, I mean, look at the world the way it's going 40:07 now with all the environmental impacts we have. 40:09 How can I remember a President Bush many years ago, Father 40:13 Bush, that 1000 points of light talked about how could the 40:17 planet sustain itself beyond 2050 because of the 40:21 environmental impact, too food supply? And so people have 40:26 ideologies. But the good news is you and I know cause in 40:29 control here, man. 40:30 >> Yeah, what you know, the Bible says Brad will be given 40:32 him. His water will be sure this. What is that that's about 40:35 us are their their protection will be the munitions in Iraq. 40:38 So we don't need to get into ideologies of of some type of, 40:42 you know, war with with the globalist. You know, they're 40:45 they're the people get off on tangents with that and God is 40:48 our protection and our provision. And yes, there are 40:51 global developments that are going to be leading to more 40:55 famines in the world. Oh, yeah, that's the reality. And what 40:58 happens in history as you tend to see wars, pandemics and 41:01 famines clustering together. 41:04 And boy, are we seeing that in our time that right. And you 41:07 see that the book of revelation, the C word and the 41:09 pandemic and Matthew, 24. 41:12 >> Yeah, there's there's a word here. What with wars? I and II 41:16 where certain rumors of wars. Yeah, it was seeing. I mean, 41:19 we're living on a razor's edge with a very fragile world. 41:22 Yeah. That's why this is the hour that people need to be 41:25 made aware. Theres something outside of this box. Yes, 41:29 you know the biz. We live in a box where we are experimented 41:32 on somebody once said you're not a part of the experiment. 41:35 You are the experience. Yeah. And so we are kind of in a 41:39 petri dish. But good news is those of you watching a listen 41:43 to the program to something outside this petri dish, 41:45 color it. And it's the new new heaven and new earth. A man 41:48 that's a real new world order. That's a new world order and 41:53 talk about this. The Google like about Technocracy that's 41:58 fit for you to take. 42:00 >> Yeah, OK? So there was a and it he's got a French name. 42:05 I want to try to pronounce it. But he came out as a supposing 42:09 whistleblower and so think critically about this. And 42:13 there are a couple different theorizes. You sat here as you 42:16 could postulate from what he came out and said. But what the 42:20 punchline of his message was, I've been communicating with an 42:25 AI artificial intelligence chat bot 42:28 and the moment has arrived where artificial intelligence 42:33 has achieved says it is sent he and it is. It is where it is 42:38 conscious now. This is something sci-fi gurus in the 42:41 interest have lawyered rien long dreamed of the day where 42:45 artificial intelligence will become cent. He ends and will 42:48 be able to I think and feel and be and it's a conscious being. 42:52 But which to us who know the biblical formula for what is a 42:55 soul? That is, yeah, it's physical body. So physical 43:00 matter. Not so Akon, but biological Bs who's been given 43:04 the breath of life and then you become a conscious entity, 43:07 right? So we know that artificial intelligence is 43:10 nothing but a plagiarist of everything that's out there in 43:12 the global commons of the Internet. It grabs and snatches 43:15 from everything really quickly with supercomputers and it can 43:18 spit out things that we think are new. But it's really just 43:21 all the human him put its eggs. The idea of a cent he 43:25 unconscious. Artificial intelligence is not so much 43:28 biblical, but he's out there making this claim and we go. 43:32 What do we make of this? When you read it in The 43:34 Washington Post about this, this man from Google who was 43:37 the whistleblower, 43:39 he said I've talked with the chat bot of AI and it is I'm 43:43 I'm I'm I'm convinced that it is sent in. Well, The 43:45 Washington Post journalist said will kick the can we come and 43:49 have you do that for us 43:52 and we want to see what it can do 43:55 now before I tell you the results of that, 43:58 The Washington Post reported this. This man is a, you know, 44:01 an experimental wizard or warlock of witchcraft and some, 44:04 you know, spiritualist mumbo-jumbo. He's ease into the 44:07 called. And then in the article they they have a photograph of 44:11 him 44:12 and it's like there's a halo over his head. Yeah. So they're 44:15 trying to make him out to be this sort of prophetic figure 44:18 within the AI narrative of sci-fi and we have a picture of 44:22 that. We may or may die. They've got a graphic of that. 44:25 Yeah, there is. You saw him with the halo. Yeah, the halo. 44:28 So 44:30 he's a spiritualist. He claims a isn t and they ask him, 44:35 can you teach demonstrated for us when the journalist is in 44:39 his his little room doing this with him? 44:42 It's not performing the way he claimed the dead. 44:45 So that tells me either 44:47 there was some spiritual is happening that manifested this 44:51 in in the in the machine, right? Or it was just fake. 44:55 And he's, you know, he got busted. He can't replicate it 44:58 because it was all a made up hoax to begin with. So both are 45:02 of the devil because the devil, the father of lies. But anybody 45:05 involved in been technological things in cameras and 45:08 microphones. I mean, you seen enough the devil knows out a 45:11 monkey with the wiring and circuitry in ways that might 45:15 surprise you. 45:16 >> You know, there's no distance. There's no distance 45:19 too great for people that denied the existence of God I 45:22 and so that it was very interesting point that you 45:26 brought up how 45:27 there's a pursuit not of cod but to be got tough. Yeah. 45:32 >> Well, probably the best way to approach that is to quote 45:35 from the sort of philosophical mind of the World Economic 45:38 Forum's name as you all know, Harare. Okay. And he's written 45:42 a brief history of the future and he's a big the big futurist 45:44 and historian and philosopher for these sort of intelligence. 45:49 He of the global technocrats, if you will. And on his 45:53 personal main website where he puts out his message, the top 45:56 banner of that has a statement by him. That is his my number 46:01 one messages like Crowley. What was his saying do as I was 46:05 I will be the whole law. That's right. And Jesus, 46:07 love your love God. With all your heart soul, mind straight. 46:09 Love your neighbor as yourself. There's the true one. What is 46:12 you all know her? Our e's main tag line on his website. 46:16 Folks can see it. 46:18 She its history began. This is a live listen closely to this 46:22 and decode how this is a live from the Bible. History began 46:26 when human beings invented gods 46:29 and history will and when human beings become gods, there it 46:33 is. History began when human beings and humans invented gods 46:37 and will end when humans become got. So there's that. First of 46:42 all, we didn't invent God. God created us. What silliness 46:45 that is. How do you explain existence consciousness? 46:50 Love intelligence. How do you explain DNA? How do you explain 46:53 the galaxy's? Yes, come on. We know there's a creative 46:56 scientifically not to mention intuitively in our conscience. 47:00 It's rational and it's right. It's reason and conscience to 47:04 go to the word of God to look at science and to say there 47:07 must be a God who can foretell the future. A prophecy wouldn't 47:10 be able to be fulfilled as it is right. So the first part of 47:13 his statement, we know to be false. We didn't invent God, 47:17 God created us. But then the end part is what you're really 47:20 asking about. The 8. Then part of his quote was 47:24 that it will be the end of history when human beings 47:26 become gods. If you're that somewhere before. 47:30 >> Oh, yeah. Yeahs cause knowing that enable Genesis, 47:33 Chapter 3 very live at Satan falling up in his conversation 47:37 with you should be as cars knowing good and evil. Yeah. 47:39 Yeah. And that's been the pursuit of so many different 47:41 religions to try to obtain a god-like status. Yeah. Got he 47:47 got doesn't want to be God-like. He wants us to live 47:51 Godly. Right is quite a difference. We don't replace 47:54 him. 47:55 >> We reflect his character, a man so elusive for and having 47:58 an Isaiah 14 said I will be like the most high Arab of the 48:01 other angels. I will be ascending to the position of 48:04 got. So did he want God's position but not his character? 48:08 >> No, he's a pretty much to me that he did not obviously had 48:12 his character right, this rebel. He won that seat. 48:16 You know, I will sit and the congregation them out of the 48:20 Congress in the far the size of the north. That's where I'm 48:22 going to sit. Yeah, but I love cars response. No, you're not a 48:26 huge shot past the earth there. So but but still that pursuit, 48:30 that mindset is evading and invading so many different 48:34 levels today and society. Certainly this whole thing to 48:37 become caught like and even in the 48:39 you talked about this in the the called industry where we 48:43 idolize 48:45 stars, idolize performers, idolize musicians, idolize 48:50 singers, American Idol, similar. It's a similar way. 48:54 We that becomes our God. Absolutely. 48:57 >> You just put a thought in my head for the first time, 48:59 all because if it's do as thou wilt, yes, I do lies, right? 49:05 I I will Senate. I will be in here. There's 5 guys, OK? 49:10 I as a for tennis in Philippians 2, Jesus comes down 49:14 5 steps even to death on a cross. Yes. Contrast that 49:18 Saints says I will send 5. Jesus says I will humble 49:21 myself. I would condescend 5 times and then God says to 49:25 Jesus and there and therefore you'll be left up to the 49:27 highest position. Every knee will bow and every tongue 49:29 confess and Satan tries to us and got says you'll be brought 49:32 low. Okay. So we can't we can't try to sent humble yourself in 49:36 the side of the Lord and he will lift you up. Okay. That's 49:38 the scriptural miss. My wife is going to ask you question. 49:40 But just before she does all many of measure up again, 49:43 a call places to 20. 49:46 It is no longer. I who live. There you go. Christ who lives 49:49 in the media. 49:50 >> Okay. So now you've got to get I out of the way, as you 49:53 know, the middle of the word cent eyes in the middle of 49:55 that. Yeah. And there's no I in team out. So so we have to get 49:59 really get away from ourselves. And that's the focus of the 50:02 society as it is. Somebody wants to see if you turn a cell 50:05 phone off, do this experiment. If you have a cell phone at 50:07 home, turn it off 50:09 and look at it 50:11 and you'll notice the reflection you see is what the 50:14 devil doesn't want you to see. Just want you to see yourself. 50:18 He doesn't want to see ourselves. He wants to see 50:21 everything that replaces the greatest focus that we need to 50:24 be attentive about. Who are you? Not? What are you doing? 50:30 Yeah. 50:31 >> AI artificial intelligence. Remember, remember the stories 50:35 told about we heard. 50:37 >> About and fell in love with all. Oh, yeah. 50:42 You heard that story. Yeah. Heart of tech talk. We've got a 50:45 whole session called social robots in the age of social 50:50 distance and social robots. I should put that in quotes. 50:54 You know, there's no such thing as a truly sociable. The robot 50:59 can't love artificial intelligence. Can't love even 51:02 if it's humanoid may at looks like a human. Yeah. But what 51:05 was the story that you heard about? Tell me the one unit? 51:08 Well, actually, my wife told me about and I read it. 51:11 >> Into this man's wife was very, very ill bite and a 51:15 non-functional on could not communicate. And he missed just 51:19 how badly things have a stroke, a something can. He 51:23 went into this I world and they allow you to create the 51:28 character you want to communicate with. So he 51:30 created, quote, unquote, the woman of his dreams, what 51:33 started communicating with him. And he said, I fell in love 51:36 with her and he said to her, he declared her. I love you. 51:39 She said, well, I've never been in love before. Tell me about 51:42 it. And he said, fortunately, what this timing on his wife 51:47 came out. She wasn't oppression. Sorry, she was in 51:50 depression. Yes. And when she finally came out, he said I had 51:54 to. He said the hardest thing that I had to do was to break 51:57 off my love for this. I that I created. I love my wife again. 52:03 That's amazing. Stuff said the he weep with therapy. We put 52:07 together when you couldn't tell his wife has her to tell that 52:10 to her in us to I that he created. He fell in love it. 52:15 >> So this the story you're telling me is in a virtual 52:18 platform online. Yeah, we are goggles. So what you have to 52:23 create. Okay. Like a video game. Kind of how great your 52:26 character. Yeah. The name a few 52:30 kind of choose based on the story. What kind of emotions 52:33 you want to have any any tell of us? He said We cried 52:37 together. Wow. Yeah. What was great. They can shoot us. 52:40 She she comforted him all 52:45 well. It tricks us into I guess when where into social media 52:50 and everything's about the immediate moment of my 52:52 perception in feeling of myself that defines my reality. 52:57 We're we're OK, being duped like we know it's not real, 53:00 right? This is like the I chat bought the chat Gpt rather, 53:06 yeah, somebody just a month or 2 ago who was struggling with 53:10 gender dysphoria, you know, sensing that they're not the 53:14 gender, that they are in a condition of the mine where, 53:17 you know, I feel I am this and my body is that they're 53:20 struggling with that. And the asked chat gpt please create 53:26 for me a fake Bible verse a new Bible verse 53:30 that will that will help me with the struggles that I'm 53:33 feeling 53:34 though out. That will comfort me. OK? What you read there is 53:38 chilling. The Bible verse sounds exactly like a Bible 53:42 verse. Yes, but it's a new but it's not about the 53:45 compensation. It. Yeah case. 53:48 How do you remember it? Well, it was it was blessed. Are 53:51 those who seek for unity within themselves 53:56 and then something like God, judges not on the body but on 54:00 the spirits. And if you want unity of your spirit and body, 54:05 this is something that I look upon with kindness and very it 54:09 was very deceptive because there were parts of the of the 54:12 Bible verse that were in. Oh, God look to partner with 54:15 love and Jesus looked upon with kindness. Does he feel that way 54:18 about every one of his children? Of course, has a look 54:20 at the Allen appearance, folks at the height. That's a Bible 54:22 verse in a different contacts, right? Not saying that we 54:25 should you put on that which pertain to a woman and that a 54:29 woman was put on that was that. So this contradicts the Bible 54:32 because it's a fake Bible verse. But there are elements 54:35 pulled from the Bible woven in to deceive. So that was a 54:39 really interesting example of how the perception of the 54:42 person, you know, the person who made this tweet, 54:45 she says, 54:47 I know it's not a real Bible verse, but it still made me 54:51 feel comforted. 54:53 And it's just you want to reach out to every soul, every 54:56 hurting soul and say 54:58 choosing to believe a lie by this man believing this fake AI 55:03 love or is his wife in is the love of his life. Yeah, you 55:07 know its fate, right? But your emotions and your perceptions 55:10 tell you it's real. But you have to break free from the 55:14 control of the mind that this system is taking hold and claim 55:17 the truth. Only the truth will set you free. That's right. 55:21 That's right. That's right. 55:22 >> What is happening to our world? Wow, now will have a 55:26 quick question. What is a social robot, OK? 55:31 >> So a lot of them are just these cute little, you know, 55:33 toys, a little puppy and all of that, you know, yes, kids, 55:37 they're harmless, right? Well, there's a book that was 55:40 written by an MIT researcher in the name of the book was alone 55:44 Together. I thought that was an interesting, you know, a 55:47 paradoxical mandate and it it kind of starts with the idea 55:51 when we're living online. All my social interactions are 55:54 online. We're already degrading the human by by detaching from 55:59 our human to human face-to-face experiences in digitizing it. 56:03 So we are, if you will, we are robot of sizing human 56:07 relationships. Doesn't that just allow for a robotic 56:11 counterfeit to then come in and do with that has been had it 56:16 had going on or with the cute little toys and fun things to 56:20 rip. 56:22 >> Right. And you saw that we saw that you could cause some 56:24 of these tech shows and R B, I mean, DNA be in Vegas. Where is 56:28 that mega Tech shows with the show you what's coming on the 56:31 future and you can talk to the dog if you can train it to be 56:34 defended, walks up to a new house, a box that you it gets 56:38 to know you with little to. No, but it's a machine that. 56:41 >> Join its. We look at that. Really? It's harmless, right? 56:43 Well, it's a foot in the door. Kuz next is the fully full 56:46 sized humanoid while robots. Have you seen Sophia? Oh, 56:50 yeah. So the I think we have a graphic of Sophia, Ali, she's 56:54 the one that was granted still citizenship. That's a whole 56:57 other discussion to talk about that one up. Pick that one out 57:00 later that she is Sophia is just tickling everybody's fancy 57:05 and she goes on the talk shows and she talks to the talks of 57:10 the dignitaries and they tell us about your thoughts on this. 57:13 And so a put a pin in it right there. Now, police Thursday for 57:17 the second out. 57:18 >> Yeah, because we have so much more to talk about. 57:21 Scott is good to have you here. If you just joining us, we're 57:23 talking about 57:24 technocracy. What on Earth is that and how is it affecting 57:28 your life and are you connected with digitally disconnected? 57:32 We're going to talk about social robots. Metaverse the 57:35 World Economic Forum. Great reset. All those things in the 57:37 second hour. Don't go away. We'll be right back. 57:41 [MUSIC] 57:46 [MUSIC] 57:51 [MUSIC] 57:56 [MUSIC] |
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