We shall find an influencer to spread our disinformation. The world is getting crazier. People are acting more and more insane. The end of the world is tomorrow.
Tomorrow. Tomorrow. The only one thing to do when the world is feeling hard is listen to Basil and discuss this meeting the defense through the lens of Bible prophecy. You are listening to the known crime used to work.
You are listening to the Neurichryne News Talk today, July 21st, 2021. This is episode 365 and today 99% Bezos Borg. Razzle-dazzle. I'm your best buddy Basil.
And this is Gons, your favorite Asian Parapatour of Christ. Welcome to the podcast where we bring you the best news, which is the Gospel message of Jesus Christ while reporting the egregious with a well-rounded, bit of a grounded take on world events and hope everybody had a good night's sleep. Because I sure didn't. Yeah.
Okay. Baby Probs? Yeah. Baby was having some issues crying all night, not all night, but definitely for a couple hours past bedtime.
And yep. Yeah. It was not much you can do about it. They just cry and actually baby cried himself to sleep last night.
He finally got too tired and fell asleep. Baby's going to baby. You know, we're getting some notes in the chat Gons that my levels are a little low. How's that?
I have no idea. Okay. But we'll take their word for it. Hopefully that helps everybody.
Yeah. Well, I'm sorry to hear about that, but you know what that means, Gons? Everybody needs to brace themselves because Daddy Gons. Hey, Gons is going to be grumpy today, everybody.
So keep your voices down. Don't question any weird blogs or anything he brings to the show. Yeah. Let's see.
I don't know. I don't know. I don't think I have any updates. It's been a quiet couple of days.
So I think we can just jump right into some of the intro material. Sure. I'm just trying to boost up your audio here. Marty, we're 18 decibels above where I should be with you.
So OBS is very low. Just in general, we have to use game plugins to make it audible. I trust you. I trust you.
I can just whisper if that makes it any louder. No, you're coming in a lot hotter now. It should be clean. Okay.
Yeah. So we're going to start things off here with a video clip. I'm a super spreader event in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Do you know what happened in Milwaukee last night?
Nope. Is it sports related? Yeah. The Milwaukee Bucks won the NBA title and there was about 20,000 people inside and 65,000 people were outside watching on the big screen.
This is the moment when they found out the Milwaukee Bucks won the title here. That is a massive crowd. That is a big crowd. And people are hugging.
I mean, this is like, you know, concert level. 65,000 people squished into an area all screaming. Look at all those Trump supporting maga. It's domestic terrorists.
Of course, there would be no Democrats in that crowd or, you know, anybody, any Fauci lovers. They all stayed home. But yeah, well, there you go. I'm sure 99.7% of all cases contracted at the super spreader events will be unvaccinated.
You know, I think what happened was the local news guy. This was hilarious because everybody's, you know, some people have masks on or whatever, but they're kind of, you know, they're hugging each other. You know, all the players are sweaty, you know, everyone's high-fiving, hugging, jumping around. And the local news guy in Milwaukee had a mask on.
And this was his interview with Giannis onto the Quampo. I would like to see you try to pronounce his last name just based on the spelling. We won't do that. I won't do that.
T-Bezel. Thanks. But this was hilarious, I thought. Okay.
I want to ask you in there. The social distancing for those of you who are just watching. First off, he shows us listening. He's reporting with the mask on.
So that's, you know, making sure he's let everybody know. I got my mask on. And then he's interviewing Giannis from like 15 feet away. One to ask you in there.
What would your dad be thinking right now? Can't hear. Can't hear Giannis. Can't hear the MVP because you're 15 feet away.
They didn't even have like a microphone walked over to him or anything. No, it's the funniest thing. It's like, oh, I, I social distanced. It's hilarious.
It's so funny because Giannis is surrounded by other people. It's just this one reporter trying to ask him questions from, yeah, from literally. It's like 15, 20 feet away. It's got to be at least 15 feet.
He's, he's, he's in the stands. He's like in the seats and he asks Giannis a question. You can't hear Giannis. What's even the point?
I don't know. It's a great, it's a wonderful metaphor for mainstream reporting on a lot of things going on. They're so absorbed in their own fear mongering that they won't even attempt to get close to the story. They're supposed to be reporting on and, you know, just, they're sort of trying to create value without actually creating any value.
Yeah. That was funny. Beautiful metaphor there, guns. I'm surprised we haven't heard the narrative, the super spreader narrative.
And I think was, it's because Milwaukee at least is democratic. I didn't double check that, but I think right now. Yeah. Well, that makes, it's the same reason why, you know, 20,000 people writing in the streets in 2020 was not considered a super spreader event.
Yeah. And they did all these bobs and weaves and, you know, I don't know, fauci-esque slithering through the information say, well, you know, there's a hundred thousand people in the streets burning the city down. It's actually safer because, because it keeps other people in their homes. So this is actually good for the COVID spread, you know, less people will get sick because of a hundred thousand people running and screaming and chanting in the streets.
Because it makes other people stay home for fear of getting beaten up in the streets. Yeah, it doesn't make any sense, but also it makes total sense depending on where you're looking at the stuff from. And that's right. Well, speaking of making total sense, she went back to Congress, I guess, yesterday.
Was it yesterday? Yeah. I think this is a longer clip. The whole thing was like six and a half minutes.
I tried to clip things down. But it's kind of important to hear every aspect of it. I don't want to take stuff away from what Rand Paul was relaying here. So here we go.
We're going to play the full six minutes. It's about five and a half minutes, but we will, we can stop and talk over it. We can interject. You're doing your disappearing out there.
We might need to refresh on the... You're just your Google I's. You want us to be a need to slow to get guys. If I could just be two pairs of Google I's, that would be actually the best case scenario for me.
Sure. Okay, so here it is. It is a crime to line a Congress on your last trip to our committee on May 11th. You stated that the NIH has not ever and does not now fund gain-of-function research in the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
And yet, gain-of-function research was done entirely in the Wuhan Institute by Dr. Sheehan and was funded by the NIH. Dr. Sheehan credits the NIH and lists the actual number of the grant that she was given by the NIH.
In this paper, she took two back coronavirus genes, spike genes, and combined them with a SARS-related backbone to create new viruses that are not found in nature. These lab-created viruses were then to shown to replicate in humans. These experiments combined genetic information from different coronaviruses that infect animals, but not humans, to create novel, artificial viruses able to infect human cells. Viruses that in nature only infect animals were manipulated in the Wuhan lab to gain the function of infecting humans.
Do you have any objections so far? No, that sounds about right. Yep, sounds pretty straight and narrow, sounds like some facts are being laid out on the table. Yeah, this is sort of the basic understanding of gaining of function research, yeah.
The research fits the definition of the research that the NIH said was subject to the pause. In 2014 to 2017, a pause in funding on gain of function. But the NIH failed to recognize this, defines it away, and it never came under any scrutiny. Dr.
Richard E. Bright, a molecular biologist from Rutgers, described this research in Wuhan as, the Wuhan lab used NIH funding to construct novel, chimeric, SARS-related coronaviruses, able to infect human cells and laboratory animals. This is high-risk research that creates new potential pandemic pathogens, potential pandemic pathogens that exist only in the lab, not in nature. This research matches, these are Dr.
E. Bright's words, this research matches indeed epitomizes the definition of gain of function research, done entirely in Wuhan, for which there was supposed to be a federal pause. Dr. Fauci, knowing that it is a crime to lie to Congress, do wish to retract your statement of May 11th, where you claimed that the NIH never funded gain of function research in Wuhan.
Mr. DePaul, I have never lied before the Congress, and I do not retract that statement. This paper that you're referring to was judged by qualified staff up and down the chain as not being gained of function. Let me finish.
You're shaking animal virus and you increase the disability to humans. You're saying that's not gained of function? That is correct. And Senator Paul, you do not know what you are talking about.
Ooh, he gets all... He's just a hand bob in there? He gets so mad. He's so mad almost immediately.
And of course, Anthony Fauci's whole thing is appeal to authority, which is a logical fallacy, and so he doesn't need to prove himself, he doesn't need to say anything of substance, he just keeps repeating. Oh, really important? Cool people said no, so it's not. But the truth creators, the masters of our reality, they say don't believe your eyes, so therefore you do not know what you are talking about.
Which is hilarious too, because this proves to the objective viewer that the science isn't settled. There's no consensus amongst scientists as to the foundational thing with this or that. It's all to the... Just the high priests.
The high priests of scientism have spoken and thus it is true. You're saying that's not gained of function? Yeah, that is correct. And Senator Paul, you do not know what you are talking about quite frankly, and I want to say that officially.
You do not know what you are... Officially. He wants to make it official. What does that mean?
I want to say this officially. Okay, sure. You did it. Officially.
You do not know what you are talking about. Okay, you get one person that's made to the NIH. Can I gain a function? This is your definition that you guys wrote.
It says that scientific research that increases the transmissibility among animals is gain of function. They took animal viruses that only occur in animals and they increase their transmissibility to humans. How you can say that is not gain of function? It is not.
It's a dance and you're dancing around this because you're trying to obscure responsibility for 4 million people dying around the world from a pandemic. And let's send Dr. Fatt. I have to.
Well, now you get into something. Did you have something? He says, now you're getting into something. On one hand, this is entertaining, but that is pretty much just what this is supposed to be, I think.
Because basically, Rand Paul is asking him to admit responsibility for destroying the world economy and killing 4 million people. Which is like, of course he's not going to take responsibility for that. Yeah, well, also he kind of, I don't know, Rand Paul doesn't do it. Rand Paul doesn't do any do himself any favors here with that accusation just now, what he just said, and then kind of his own backtrack here.
We're all dying around the world from a pandemic. And let's send Dr. Fatt. I have to.
Well, now you're getting into something. If the point that you are making is that the grant that was funded as a sub award from EcoHealth to Wuhan created SARS-CoV-2, that's where you are getting. Double finger. We don't know.
I can't do it. I can't do it. I can't do it. I'm going to go into the lab, including yourself.
I totally resent the lie that you are now propagating, Senator. What lies? If you look at the viruses that were used in the experiments that were given in the annual reports that were published in the literature, it is molecularly impossible. No one's saying those viruses caused it.
No one's telling those viruses caused the pandemic. What we're alleging is that gain of function research was going on in that lab and NIH funded it. That is not always in nature definition. definition and you are obfuscating the truth.
I'm not obfuscating the truth. You're the one. You're the one. You're the one.
Let me just finish. I want everyone to understand that if you look at those viruses and that's judged by qualified virologists and evolutionary biologists, those viruses are molecularly impossible to result. No one's saying they are. No one's saying they are.
No one's saying they're power. He's creating his own little straw man. He's setting up there. Now, Ran did overstep just a little bit by bringing it up, but he did walk it back.
But yeah, that's the problem. Once you do overstep a little bit, that gives something to latch onto and take control of the narrative. You're looking for the pieces, pray. You found it.
You can say a lot of things about Fauci, but that is his main value that he can bring. That's his main skill is he can nab onto a narrative. You make one little slip up. He grabs onto that, changes the entire narrative of the interaction you're having, and so he can slither away into the grass.
Well, he's trained by the best. United States honors Anthony Fauci for his commitment to enabling men, women, and children to live longer, healthier lives. It's just back in the night, early 2000s. Bush Junior giving Fauci the medal.
All right. He is part of the club. Wow, look how much taller George Bush is. Yeah, it looks more like.
George Bush Junior is like eight inches taller than Fauci. Fauci has got to be a tiny man. They said he was five six or five seven or something. I don't know.
I feel like he's not big. Yeah. Well, I would be eye with him. And I'd hit him with a left hook.
You could take him. Yeah. Gons, you can't threaten Anthony Fauci with a violence on the show. What are you doing?
He's talking metaphorically. Metaphorically. Metaphorically. rhetorically in a rap battle.
There's a rhetorical left hook. That's my ultra challenge. Metaphorically, of course. OK, let's finish this clip here.
I know viruses that became more transmissible in human. And you funded it. And you admit the truth. And you implying all your time has expired.
And I will allow witnesses who come before this committee to respond. And you are implying that what we did was responsible for the deaths of individuals. I totally resent them. And if anybody is lying here, Senator, it is you.
He is getting so worked up. He's kind of, you know, when you get like really worked up and you can't quite catch your breath, then you kind of start twitching a little bit. That's exactly what's happening to him. Well, one of the things in debate that gets called out is ad homonyms.
And if you're talking about who pulled the ad homonym card, that was Fauci. Right away. You don't know what you're talking about. Yeah, officially you don't know what you're talking about.
Yeah, well, that's what they like to do. You know, Biden was the ad homonym king in the debates with Trump calling him a clown telling him to shut up and say, yeah, yeah, yeah, that's a reasonable president. I think the best thing we got out of this is a little ISO. You do not know what you were talking about.
Fantastic. Thank you, Fauci. We add that to the list. Science is truth.
That's great. Well, on top, just to build on this here, there was this fun little article that came out again from the bastion of Sirius News reporting, Vanity Fair, which we've sort of noted over the years has transformed from what Vanity Fair used to be, which is like a style and lifestyle and sort of bougie magazine. And they've transitioned into trying to be hard hitting important news. And we have this headline from Vanity Fair now that says, Anthony Fauci tells anti-vaxxers to sit down and STF you as COVID cases surge.
Wow. Do you think anybody listening doesn't know what STF you means or stands for? Well, I'll just say it. I mean, it's as an acronym for shut the F up.
It's what that means. It's STF you. So classic or classy headline. Did you really say that?
Fauci. You didn't actually say that. This is more. All the big news.
This is more image crafting around the mythos that they have created for Fauci as sort of, again, fits in sort of what you were pointing out in the video where, you know, he's just so sassy. He's not afraid to tell it how it is and tell the anti-vaxxers that they need to sit down and shut up. I don't know if we necessarily need to read through all that. Oh, this is a lefty, this is like a perfectly crowded.
It's a rage post. Yes. Maybe we'll do a little bit of this. Those are a couple of paragraphs.
One of the most frustrating aspects of many conservatives is refusal to follow the advice of health experts when it comes to COVID-19 is that they don't want to wear masks or social distance. Sorry, I got caught up in that. One of the most frustrating aspects of many conservatives is refusal to follow the advice of health experts when it comes to COVID-19 is that they don't want to wear masks or social distance. They're demanding that life go back to normal.
And yet they won't do the most important thing when it comes to putting the pandemic behind us, i.e. get the dang vaccine. I'm going to self-censored first words in this thing because they do not hold back. So you'll have to excuse Anthony Fauci and the rest of the Joe Biden administration if they're at the end of their ropes, Pete with what we would never dare call, but someone slightly less decoris might, the selfish mother of idiots.
Whoa, vanity fair. Just going for it, really. What a respectable institution here. It's funny because we've watched them go from like, oh yes, wear a mask, social distance, to now they're like, you, you effers.
Yes, I have a follow up for this. So let's go a couple more paragraphs here. Just to get, I mean, it's really just a tone article. Right?
No, just I'm following it. Appearing on CNN on Saturday, one day after Biden said, social media companies like Facebook are killing people by allowing vaccine misinformation to spread a critique he later clarified by saying he meant that about a dozen of Facebook's users are killing people with misinformation. Fauci said if the world had had to deal with these anti-science pundits in years past, it never would have made it out alive. Asked by Jim Acosta if he thought, quote, we could have defeated the measles or eradicated polio if you had Fox News night after night, warning people about these vaccines issues that are just bunk, Fauci responded, quote, we probably would still have smallpox and we probably would still have polio in this country if we had the kind of false information that's being spread now.
Now, I didn't bring the source for this because it's kind of common knowledge that even during smallpox vaccination and measles vaccination, in fact, the entire history of vaccination has always been contentious. The thoughts that vaccines have some serious side effects or potential dangers has always been a thing. In fact, you can read old newspapers from like the early 1900s and even in the late 1800s about how vaccines are dangerous and how there's a mobilized campaign against the dangers of vaccine, there's nothing new. So anywho, they're just trying to pick on people today.
Fauci, of course, has been the rights arch nemesis since the very start of the pandemic, thanks to the fact that he represents all things they despise. Science, multiple degrees. They just science, comma, multiple degrees against Republicans. Right?
Despise of science. Despise of multiple degrees. Look, if you're on the right, you're okay with one degree, but as soon as somebody has multiple degrees, oh, we just hate it when people are on multiple degrees. We can't even give you a second degree unless you decide to be a Democrat and a left-wing person.
It continues. It continues. And not only told people what to do in the midst of global health crisis, but displayed a treasonous level of disrespect. Wow.
Treasonous level of disrespect by not blindly agreeing with everything single thing Donald Trump said about the virus. Never once telling reporters, quote, actually, I think injecting bleach into your veins is a great idea and I'm personally going to try it tonight, all of which would just be another day in GOP, crazy town, if not for the fact that literal lives are at stake, which of course they are. So yeah, again, yeah, goes back to the bleach thing. Look, Donald Trump never said to inject bleach into your body, but of course, the lie has been told so many times now that it's just like an apparent reality, I guess is what they want us to think.
And it goes on and on and on. It's just this sort of, I mean, it's a literal rage post is what it is. Well, let me read this sentence here. According to conservatives, vaccines are for suckers and anyone trying to convince you otherwise is a Nazi, which among other things gives Nazis a lot of credit.
Yeah, right. This is written by Bess Levin. Bess Levin. She should go on vacation.
Yeah, she needs a vacate. So there you go. That's Vanity Fair Rage Post by Bess Levin filled with misinformation and lies about conservatives, but of course nobody will ever point that out. But the point is that things are starting to turn and we've been identifying this for a couple of weeks now, just to review the cycles that we've been seeing happening over the year and a half is, you know, at first Republicans are anti-vaxxed and these dang Republicans in there, they're beloved Trump and yada yada yada.
And then they sort of switched tone, which is, okay, we can't be mean to people who don't have the vaccine, especially because we just discovered with a pupil that more anti-vaxxers are Democrats than Republicans, but we don't need to talk about that too much. We'll just start, we'll start calling them vaccine hesitant and it's okay, we'll give them some prizes, we'll give them cheeseburgers and donuts and beer and lotto tickets and we'll just be nice to them and we'll all get vaxxed and they're not getting enough vaccines, oh July 4th is coming around and Biden looks like a fool, so now we gotta get mad at the vaccine hesitant again. I wanna point something out, Gons. And that is this graph here from TherapistAid.com.
Yeah, your link was a little weird, I had to get the archive version of the document here. Oh, we got it, we got it, it came up fine for me, but good, we got it. And this is something called the cycle of abuse. Now we've used several different psychiatric, you know, graphs and charts and definitions of things to really track how the government in general, but also other organizations, they treat the public like a toxic relationship.
They're a bad boyfriend or an abusive girlfriend. And that's why I brought this chart here called the cycle of abuse. And the cycle of abuse comes like this. First, there's the tension building stage and it says stress begins to grow from the pressures of daily life or other points of conflict the victim may attempt to reduce tension by complying with the abuser.
And I think there's a certain group of, you know, the vaccinated people or maybe not vaccinated, but just the general like, uh-oh, tensions are building case case numbers are rising. Oh, the rhetoric gets more fiery and angry than it moves on to the next stage, which is abusive incident. Let me know if any of this sounds familiar. Verbal, emotional, physical or sexual abuse occurs.
This includes anger, intimidation, threats and other forms of abuse. You do not know what you are talking about. Yes, and the recent identification of non-vaxxed persons as the disease itself vermin and uncaring, unfeeling individuals who are greedy and just care about themselves. We've really moved into this verbal and emotional abuse and physical abuse probably doesn't apply quite yet.
But you know, remember, this all happens in cycles and anybody who's been in a toxic relationship or known somebody who's been in a toxic relationship. It starts with the verbal and emotional before it gets more intense. But then, after the abusive incident, the abusive phase, then it goes into the honeymoon phase where the abuser apologizes, shows remorse and then often begs for forgiveness. They may shower the victim with 11 affection or cheeseburgers or beer or donuts or lotto tickets or trucks or guns or whatever, depending on the state you're in.
Million dollars. A million dollars. And promise that the abuse will never happen again. We will never have vaccine passports.
We're never gonna do any of those things. Then comes a time of calm here. The relationship enters a period of calm where the abuser stops or slows. The abuser may continue to ask for forgiveness or make positive gestures.
But these tend to reduce in sincerity over time. And I think the calm phase just ended on the 4th of July when Biden didn't hit his target. And I believe we are in the later stages of a tension building phase. Now remember, this is not one big long timeline.
This is a cycle. And I think if you really think back, we've seen the cycle go through, I would say at least twice and maybe we're in our third cycle right now of this tension building phase where the stress begins to grow or the case numbers begin to grow. And the pressures of daily life, the hospital system being having more people and other points of conflict like the vaccine people aren't getting the vaccine. The victim may attempt to reduce tension by complying with the abuser.
That can take many forms. But I think we are moving towards very rapidly this abusive incident. We may even be in the beginning stages of another abusive incident as we've seen with the verbal and emotional abuse that are being put on unvaccinated individuals. You wanna know, I have this little graph thing here.
Something very strange. I was looking at the death count, the coronavirus statistics death count in California. It's my state here, my home state. And talk about cycles.
It was consistently going down through March and April and May kind of flattened out. And then in June starting at June 14th, one death for, let's see how long? It wears this. 10 days, California.
All of California. One death between the 14th and the 28th ish. Yeah, the 28th. So two weeks.
Two weeks of one death. And then it starts creeping up again. And now we're at 20. Yeah.
And that's almost zero deaths for two weeks or one. I know. I know. Well, and that's how a lot of these graphs are looking.
I did after last episode's live graph debacle. I went and looked at some other graphs. I didn't put it in there, but I was looking at the CDC, not the CDC, the Mayo Clinic graphs for Missouri who is one of those states that's being extra picked on right now for having low vaccination rates. And first of all, they're adjusting all these numbers.
And it's so sketchy because they keep saying like, the adjusted amounts, the adjusted amounts, we adjusted the amount. Oh, it's a Washington Post article. The Washington Post adjusted the amount. It's like, okay, why are you adjusting the amount?
You're not doing like giving your math or your sources on these adjusted amounts. You're just adjusting amounts. Okay, well, great. Sure.
But and you know, there's a little trick in graph making where you change the, I don't know the official term for it. Maybe I should scale the scale. It's like the scale. That's what it is.
Yeah. And that's how you can use the exact same numbers, but get really big, you know, visual bars. Yeah, really big. Look at the spike.
But yeah, you got a lot of rhythmic scales so it looks way more intense. Exactly. So with the, I believe it was Missouri they were going through and they were making a big point about how it's gone from 30 people per 100,000 to her catching COVID. And now it's 50 people per 100,000.
And they have a scale on one side of the graph. And you know, from 30 to 50 on a scale of 100,000. Like it should be this tiny little tick up, you know, only 20. But it's like 30 is at the bottom.
And they're like, look, here we are at 30. And here's the 50. And the line just shoots all the way up to the top of the graph. It makes it look very scary.
It's like, okay, I don't know if I want your adjusted numbers. Washington Post, but thank you for trying. Anyways, so the long and short of it is the cycles of abuse continue and it pops up in so many forms. But yeah, the way that the public, not the public, the government and the media are putting the public through these cycles of abuse and really textbook, I mean, literal textbook definitions of an abusive relationship is, I mean, I'm not going to say it's on accident.
I think it's on purpose. I mean, that's why that's the cycle of abuse that's used for control and intimidation within interpersonal relationships. Unfortunately, too many, you know, marriages and relationships have that kind of cycle. But it works, you know, people stay in those things because precisely because of honeymoon phases and the calm and things like that.
It's very manipulative. Well, we need to circle back to the show. Yeah, we should probably start the show. Are you ready?
More on the wok-chine and the virus and all that to come. But for now, let's go into the Flippy Update. Flippy Update. Do you want to ride with that?
OK, folks. Now that we're ready to begin the program, we're going to talk a little bit about Flippy. If you're new to the show, Flippy is the colloquial name for the disembodied robot arms that are taking our jobs and slaving our children and flirting with our spouses. We use talking about Flippy as a way to explore all the new, fun and exciting ways the robots are taking over the world.
And now there's nothing we can do about it. This one is going from agnet.com. Checking in with the farmers and other backbone industries of America here. The headline is largest Brock Demolition Robot.
Arrives in North America. Sounds like the headline at the beginning of like a robot apocalypse movie. Like arriving in North America. The largest Brock Demolition is like a Godzilla movie.
You know where a Demolition Bot is rising out of the sea. It goes like this. New York-based Federico Demolition have taken delivery of North America's biggest remote controlled Demolition Bot, the Brock 800S. The 11-ton machine provides a 10-meter reach.
And according to Fred de Rico, the industry leading power to weight ratio makes the Brock 800S suited to heavy-duty demolition applications, recognizing the need for a higher level of power and demolition. 800S features Brock's three-part arm, which provides maneuverability and large attachment capacity for heavy-duty demolition. The 800S can be equipped with a 1,200-kilogram IP rock, MB-1200 breaker. Whoa.
The 800S Demolition Bot can also be used with concrete crushers, drum cutters, grapples, buckets, drilling equipment, and metal shears for maximum application flexibility. Lars Lindgren, president of Brock, said, quote, we're excited to work with Federico Demolition to showcase the safety and efficacy of one of our heaviest hitting demolition robots for the North American market. Quote, Federico has a long history of bringing the right tools to the job site for optimal safety and efficiency in every project they take on. The unmatched power to weight ratio of the 800S opens up new opportunities for heavy-duty demolition in confined spaces and urban areas.
Watch out, confined spaces and urban areas. Brock is coming for you. Brock 800S is the Demolition Company's seventh remote controlled robot as Mark Federico, owner of Federico Demolition commented, quote, our Brock robots provide a lot of power in a small package. Which allows us to bring a hard-hitting machine into a tight space.
The range of attachments also increases our versatility to tackle a variety of specialty demolition projects. So there you go, Gons. Explicitly, the robot arms are coming to destroy our cities and our beautiful buildings in tight spaces. I was looking for a clip or footage of this thing, and I had to go to the Brock website to find it.
I have a video section and they have the breaking face Brock 800 LKAB video here if you wanna take a picture. Oh yeah, let's get some footage on this sucker. You have to announce it because I have a lag on the shirt. It's just, Come on, put some the arm.
The arm is in like a concrete. No, we've got the 800S Brock, the demolition arm and the tight space to slither in on into those confined urban areas and destroying the cement things. Oh, look at him go, he's so strong, so powerful. Brock is here to destroy everything you love.
Yeah, I mean, it's really not that impressive to watch. It's a six minute video of Brock going at it on the wall, you know, just breaking it down, but it's really impressive. If you're doing a great job, big strong, Brock, you're my big strong boy Brock, just coming in smashing all these human things that need destroying. Now, I will say this robotic arm is a remote controlled, is not quite autonomous yet.
And they didn't really address the fact that it's not autonomous within the article, but I think maybe it's, I have to assume that Frederico Demolition tried their hand at some autonomous destruction robots and the risks are just too high. They can't equip the AI with the Demolition Brock. Once it gets to the bloodlust of destroying puny human buildings, it's so there's no stopping it. Have you ever done any Demolition, like, you know, remodeled something and took an a sledge hammer to a wall or two?
Oh, yeah, I've done stuff like that. It's very satisfying. If you get the adrenaline pumping, yeah, once you're done destroying whatever you're trying to destroy, you kind of sit back and say, okay, well, is there anything else that I can smash with this hammer right now? I don't know if I'm quite done.
I'm not sated. And I think, yeah, if you put Brock on an autonomous system, there's a big risk to letting one of these things loose in the wild. So that being said, you know, usually the flippy update has an angle where it's like, okay, how does this fit into the robotization of the workforce, the destruction of, you know, human fulfillment and work? This, I want to give shout outs to the gamer kids because this thing is remote controlled.
And in a world where, you know, your most valuable skill is using a PS4 controller, I think there's some viable career paths in remote controlled demolition robots. I might have to look into this. Well, they can certainly test their skills with some kind of simulation or just go out into the field and give it a run. Nah, yeah, you got to do it in the real world, baby.
You got to feel the power of Brock 800s. But you know, that idea, you brought to mind some like old, you know, the home network, what was it called, HGTV? And it's back in the day, I don't have it anymore. But you know, they have those like flip shows where they do that, where they go in there and they demo a certain location of the house and they redo it.
And it's always funny because when they do the demo, you know, they get the sledgehammer, they start going out. And that's when you realize, oh, these people have massive issues, look at them. Yes, there's some pent up rage behind the real estate brothers. And if you take that to this Brock 800, that might not be good.
If some guy is like raging and he's got control, that might be worse than an AI. Yeah. And certainly a psychiatric evaluation and a background check before they put you. Yeah, exactly.
And you're the controller. I just love the name Brock too. I mean, is there any better name to give a giant demolition robot arm? There isn't.
Slap a pair of googly eyes on that sucker. Brock is gonna be your new best friend. Yep. All right.
Well, we're gonna report on Bezos here. Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, we're gonna report on Bezos here. As if nobody has been doing that the past two days. I know, that's why.
I did have a bunch of clips to play, but instead of playing multiple clips, I just made one montage of the whole event here. And by the way, I had a tweet that I sent out yesterday with a picture of the Blue Origin, new, what is it, new Shepherd, as I was called? Yes, of the rocket. And my caption, which people picked up on, was Nimrod's missing piece.
And I said, you know, the IYKYK that if you know, you know, and if you don't know, go read the history of what happened to Nimrod slash Osiris in his body. And Isis looking for his body parts and couldn't find one of the body parts and they just, artisans made one. Well, and the connection with the, you know, when Isis put Osiris back together, that only then is when he became the God of the underworld. He became an astrological God through the magic of Isis.
And the reunification of Osiris's missing piece. And yes, the shape of Jeff Bezos's very cool rocket, you know, going to the stars is quite the interesting mythological and occult representation of Osiris's missing piece being reunited with the astrological God of the underworld. Yeah. And the child that they birthed was Horace.
So this is like Bezos's Horace moment. But okay, here we go. Here's some stuff that went down the rocket shooting up. Well, there goes really loud, big explosion.
Go Jeff, go Jeff. Go Jeff, go. This is so I was looking for footage from inside the tip there. And the only thing I can find was somebody filming like a big screen.
I think it, I don't know if it's at the headquarters or where they launched it. I don't know where this is from, but it's weird because it's like, it's just a phone recording of a screen. So I don't know if there was like, you had to pay for it to watch it. I don't know, but this is some of the stuff.
You couldn't find any better footage. Yeah, like I couldn't find the actual footage of them from within the capsule. It was all second hand, like somebody shooting a giant screen, but here's a, so there's an audience. You'll hear an audience kind of reacting to everything and some of the stuff that went down when they went to zero gravity.
Space. Then go. You can turn it. You're like, how about the space?
The black is a space. Business is really into it. He's not wearing his cowboy hat. I really wish that they would have let him bring his cowboy.
He did bring his space. He's not wearing his space. He does have it. He has it.
I know he wore it afterwards. Well, when he comes out of the capsule, he's wearing it. So he must have had it. Oh my gosh, what a doofus.
What's he doing? I can't stand that hat. When I look cowboy hats, I love wearing them. But I don't like Bezos wearing them.
He's literally only doing it so he can be a space cowboy. Yeah, speaking of cowboy hats, I went to a store last weekend with the family and I put on a cowboy hat. I've never really put on a cowboy hat. And I put on a nice cowboy hat and I'm like, I don't look too bad in the cowboy hat.
Japanese cowboy. It was pretty, I might get it just a weird on show. I can't cause it had phones, but. What a fun, like steampunk, you know, if we did a graphic novel about, you know, Gons the cowboy samurai.
And then he already kind of, well, space cowboy. I'm sure somebody's done it. No, cowboy samurai. He's got the katana.
Can cowboy be that sort of? Instead of like the rice, ee, a little bit. Yeah, I don't know. Oh man, now I want to watch cowboy be that way.
All right, keep going. So in the background, you can see the alleged earth there in space. There's some more stuff. Oh, by the way, I don't know that this was an ad placement, but might as well be.
Tossing balls. Skittles. Skittles gets free advertisement in space. And there's footage of, you know, them tossing the skills across and Bezos catch.
Or he misses the first time he gets it the second time. So good. So good. So good.
I love Skittles. They give me all the sugary energy I need to be a space cowboy. Skittles taste the rainbow. Oh my gosh.
Oh, you got the tagline too. Great. And we're not going to paid secretly. I have a personal sponsorship with Skittles.
Sorry. All right, so that's it. It was really bad audio. Real bad.
Not good. OK, so this is them after they parachuted back down to Earth in the tip. And then they're just whatever. They're just them coming out of the capsule.
And there's your cowboy hat. You know, now, oh, this is a, and this is Bezos after. They did like a press conference at air and on C-SPAN. There's a lot of people wearing cowboy hats.
And they're all the exact same color. It's like Bezos handed out cowboy hats to the crowd. You get a hat and you get a hat. OK, so this is Bezos talking about the experience up there.
You know, now on how it felt. Oh my god. My expectations were high and they were dramatically exceeded. We were talking about this a little bit in the car right on the way back.
And I don't know. The zero GP's may have been one of the biggest surprises because it felt so normal. It felt like almost like we were as humans involved to be in that environment, which I know is impossible. But it felt so serene and peaceful and the floating.
It's actually much nicer than being in full one gravity. It's a very pleasurable experience just from the sheer, just the way it feels the tactfulness of it. The tacticalness of being weightless. Yeah, I think it's tactful.
I've spent a lot of time in water as a swimmer. And I think, don't they do just space, quote unquote, training in water? So if he's been in a pool, he probably kind of knows what it feels. I mean, you can breathe.
That's the only difference, I guess. But I don't think it's that. I mean, I'm sure it's fine. I'm sure it's great.
I don't need to. It's not a good thing. The reason why I stopped it here and I'll let him finish. OK.
It wouldn't be Bezos wouldn't be a world elite if it wasn't for the climate change message as the final part of his little take on experience. OK. You know, the most profound piece of it for me was looking out at the Earth and looking at the Earth's atmosphere. Every astronaut, everybody who's been up in space, they say this, that it changes them.
And they look at it and they're kind of amazed and off-struck by the Earth. And it's beauty, but also by its fragility. And I can vouch for that. When we're sitting in this room and we're driving our cars and we're moving around the planet in our normal ways, the atmosphere is so good.
We're these tiny little things. And the planet, the atmosphere is so big. But when you get up above it, what you see is it's actually incredibly thin. It's this tiny little fragile thing.
And as we move about the planet, we're damaging it. And so that's a very profound one. How much of his company is damaging it then with all his Amazon factories and all the cars moving around? And he's getting ready to do it.
This will be the interesting part about it, because look, I have so many critiques of the entire billionaire space race thing and so do other people. And it's an easy thing to critique. But he is playing into it. Again, this is not original.
As he said himself, every person who goes to space there's just blah, blah, hit with the blah, blah, blah, blah. And it will be interesting to see if Bezos, leader of the most polluting company, or at least a consumer access company, not chemical plants or something. But if he does anything about it, if he comes down and he's like, OK, now I change everything, I've changed my life. I'm a new man.
And nothing matters except for protecting our beautiful earth. Then it's like, OK, all right, let's see. Maybe something actually changed. But we know that's not the case.
We know this whole thing is just a PR thing and whatever, even if he's accomplishing his boyhood dreams, there will be no change. That's a very profound thing to recognize that intellectually. It's another thing to actually see with your own eyes how fragile it really is. And that was amazing.
It was amazing. It's amazing. Amazing is a weird way to put that. It was amazing to see how fragile it is.
I mean, I could just destroy it. I mean, I know that's so powerful. And it's just this beautiful little earth. So Bezos versus Branson so far, who you picking?
For what? For just who wins? The lamest. They're both.
See, that's the problem. That's the other problem I'm having. They're just both so lame. I thought that Richard Branson was like cooler, you know, at least like, I don't know, just in a cool guy way.
But after his lame speech, both of these guys are complete nerds. I don't like them. Oh, I just find nerds. No, I mean, OK, yeah, you're right.
That was the wrong word. Nerds are cool. These guys are not cool. They're just dopes, I guess.
That's what they've really shown is that they're just complete dopes. I give a little bit more to Branson for trying a speech. Bezos didn't even try. He was good.
It was just ridiculous. But keeping in mind that this is all a business advertisement for their space, consumers space trips or whatever it is, the real competition will begin later in the year when people will start bidding to actually be on these flights or whatever. So that's all it is, really. And so I would like to enlist the help of the chat room right now.
We've got several hundred. What are we looking at? Over 600 people tuned in right now. I'm trying to find the brand of Jeff Bezos's cowboy hat.
And it has led me down a beautiful rabbit trail of people making commentary on Jeff Bezos's style over the years. In 2018, there's this New York Times article. Jeff Bezos style icon. The Amazon chief executive has quietly been grooming a new image to go to his new status as rocket scientist.
richest man in the world in potential Washington Big Shot. This was in 2018. So I guess they're thinking there'd be some political stuff there. And then I found this blog.
Let's see fashion and celebrity style news. Tia Ano. It's a WordPress site. And Tia Ano wrote in July 20.
Oh my gosh. Today, Jeff Bezos wore a cowboy hat into space. And I just wanted to read this one paragraph. We may never know what compelled this particular sartorial choice by Bezos referring to his hat.