How would we know if ‘god’ were present in our day-to-day lives? Why do so few of us take the time to look into the history of where our technology comes from? Do people really want the truth, or is it possible that some people are better off in blissful ignorance? And why can’t the average person cite a single study to support their belief that cigarettes are as harmful as we are told?
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Perhaps it is worth asking ourselves, every now and then, if we have taken things a little too seriously…
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The greatest store of wisdom the world has ever known — but how do we know that?
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Are the people who run the show our enemies? And who are 'we', anyway? Is each individual necessarily part of some collective mass of organisms known as 'humanity'? Or is it possible that some of us are fundamentally and significantly different from the creatures who cannot or will not think? How do we navigate a world in which entire races seem to be disappearing before our eyes? Is it okay to be 'happy' (or at least to try) when one knows what the future holds for the lemming masses?
Want to help the poor? Then loan them cash and datamine their financial activities! All the megacorporations are doing it, as are the 'not for profit' organisations through which they funnel the money.
What a way to end 2017. This call took place just a few hours after I went to bed following the recording of Farenheit 32.
It is fair to say that the last Member Skype of 2017 was also one of the most enjoyable. Those of you who couldn't make it missed out, bigtime.
This will probably be the last major video/podcast I release for a while. It is also probably the most important piece of content I have published to date.
For a long time people have -- understandably -- been asking me what I think is really going on in this world, where things are headed, what we can/should do about it, and so forth.
In this video I try to convey a sense of what I see as the logical approach to considering these questions.
Where there's smoke, there's red flags on fire.
