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The world is getting crazier, people are acting more and more insane. The end of the world is tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow. It is only one thing to do when the world is feeling hard. Listen to Bazon, Gonsa, it is us this week's news and events through the lens of Bible prophecy.

You are listening to the known crime used to work. You're listening to, you can marry, cry. News Talk, Episode number 622 is May 10th of 2023. We are live to tape.

My name is Gons, your favorite Asian pebaca tour of Christ. I'm a filmmaker, made the age of Deceit Films, and ran a thing called Face Like The Sun here in California. I'm bringing you the best news, which is the Gospel message of Jesus Christ, while reporting the egregious with the well-rounded biblically grounded take on the world events. And just to be, I guess, address the issue right from the top here, I'm solo this episode.

And Basil is missing. And the update on what has happened to Basil is that he sent me a message last night telling me that he is getting his appendix out. So first off, let's call the pray-ducers. Hey, two-thirds plus!

I don't know the details. He won't tell me details. I'm trying to learn, but I think he's in a bit of a situation. So pray for Basil's health.

We will hold down the fort here, and we are obviously live all over the place. Rockfin, actually, let me double check Rockfin here. Rockfin, Rumble, YouTube, we're live on Twitter as well, and D-live, and Twitch. For those of you who found the Twitch channel that we supposedly restarted.

So there you go. That's the situation we're in right now. And for those of you watching, if you're familiar with the visuals of the show, you may have noticed that it looks a little different as well. I'm just trying to change things around a little bit.

If this gives you outrage, if you're triggered by the different visual effects going on, then please message Basil and let him know that Gons is brought disturbance to the canarium, as brought chaos, and we need Basil back soon to restore order. Because, you know, when I'm here, it's just one big Gons party. Now, first off, before we dive into anything, again, Basil, hope you're feeling okay, buddy. Hope everything's fine.

We're all going to be pulling for you, praying for you. But I was a little disturbed. The hijacking of the Basil brand continues. I found this on Etsy now.

It's entirely possible that somebody who listens to the show made this. But, and maybe we've addressed this in the past. I don't know how long it's been on the market. But there's an Etsy link at the top of the show.

It's here with the googly eye, funny vinyl decal sticker skin fits Oculus Quest Rift. And it's literally a VR headset and a sticker that you can put on of googly eyes. And, you know, at a certain point, it's a direct lifting, a stealing of the brand. Is it not the look of Basil, his trademark look?

I don't know. We'll see. We'll have to see, you know, maybe that's why they're putting him in surgery. You know, they want to get more data from this alleged man who has got googly eyes.

Got googly eyes on the internet. But anyway, yeah, just finding more of these things where the googly eye and VR combo is becoming more common. And actually this particular vinyl decal, you can get different kinds of eyes. You can get like a ladies eyes or some other characters or whatnot.

So yeah, whatever. It's just a thing, I guess. But we're going to just go on with the show here and start with a disclaimer. It's time for a disclaimer.

Listen up. You too. That's right. And just for all the content moderators and censorship managers out there, they robots, humans, everything here on the show comes directly from the mainstream for news media.

We did not claim to be experts on health care, geopolitics, military strategy, corporate law, or the moral and ethical implications of any of these topics, nor do we implicitly or explicitly or explicitly support or subtract any sources or narratives containing misinformation, disinformation, disinformation, and misinformation as defined by the Department of Homeland Security. We're good boys. We're good boys. All right, you too.

We're good boys. And in honor of Basil, we will do a rundown. Let me bring you up to speed. All right.

We're going to start off with China developing brain chips that let monkeys control the robotic arms. It's going to be a super combo flippy update just right at the top of the show here. And then we'll get into a bunch of other stuff. Like for example, the Chinese takeover.

We're going to go through a few articles here looking at a sort of Cold War, World War III. It's already happening. It's unfolding before us and we'll cover how it's been happening. Of course, Tudor.com and Princeton Review being owned by a Chinese company.

Not looking good. Kissinger has a take on the Chinese involvement. A new study about migration from China to the Americas, I think, is something to pay attention to the sort of new way to destroy the United States based on genetic history. And we'll talk about that as well in DNA testing.

It has a lot to do with the reparation stuff we'll touch on. Taiwan. We'll look at Taiwan. What's going on there?

There's some implications and some reporting going on with the drama there where Luz trust is going to head to Taiwan to give a speech. A little quick thing about Russia and X Russian space boss saying that there's no proof we went to the moon. That's fun. And then we'll look at AI out shaping the metaverse according to the world economic forum.

Of course, they're going to lead the way. They're going to lead us right into the metaverse. Thanks. In the meantime, we have Jeff Zuckaberg.

I'm sorry. I'm sorry. Mark Zuckerberg. I got Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg mixed up.

Mark Zuckerberg is a champion. He's a jujitsu champion. Then we'll talk about the trans issue. We'll touch on it.

We've been talking about it for a while. We have some new science. And then we will end it with some VR smello vision and poop pills. So there you go.

That's going to be the show. Again, doing it solo, doing it a little bit of a different format here. But bear with me again. If you hate it, then please just let Basil know and it will aid his recovery to join us as soon as he gets healthy enough to do so.

All right. So let's get on with the opening topic here. My goodness. Sleeping on the day.

Do your one prize without you. There's a lot. There's a lot going on. And in addition to all that, which is my control, Chinese news and Flippy.

We're talking about monkeys as well. Dailymill.co.uk. And we've been trying to move away from Daily Mail, but they just keep bringing the spicy headlines. China develops a brainship that lets monkeys control robotic arm with their minds.

All caps. See what it says here. Chinese scientists claim to have designed a brain implant that allows a monkey to control a robotic arm using just its mind. Isn't this old news?

They're making it sound like, oh, the great China, you know, their breakthrough and all the stuff. Didn't we do this like 30 years ago? Anyway, I guess them catching up to the US is a threat in itself. But let's continue to researchers at Nenkai University shared the announcement on May 5th praising it as a breakthrough that will improve the lives of people with disabilities.

The brain computer transforms EEG signals into the animal's control instructions to navigate the machine with food attached. The research has not been peer reviewed and the claims which cannot be verified independently are only available in the statements on the university's website. There is a video that was posted by the Chinese that, what is this? The outlet, the big outlet, the South China Morning Post, I believe, and it shows the music video thing where the show and what's going on.

They're looking at the monkeys, the monkeys strapped down. He's clearly controlling this robotic arm with a piece of food on it with his brain and he's bringing the food to his mouth. So there you go. And they show sort of graphics on what's going on and how it's integrated and how it will help people with disabilities, which is always the way the stuff is framed.

But interesting that it's controlling the robotic arm with your brain, which is the bleeding edge of this type of integration. As we enter the transhuman era, we're going to continue to see research like this more publicly. And I suppose since we're being pushed into some kind of war with China narrative here, it makes sense that let all the bad ethical stuff, let the Chinese be the ones to get the headlines about it. We've had Elon Musk with some of his monkey stuff which brought ethical issues up.

I think there are people from PETA, like organizations, I don't know if it was PETA specifically, but organizations like it saying like, hey, this is violating the rights of monkeys and stuff. So since China doesn't have the same type of cultural foundation for ethics when it comes to this type of thing, let them take all that, let them do it, obviously, and then let them take the headlines. And then it's like, well, China let the cat out of the bag. So we better, we better hook up, hook up a lot of those monkeys just to keep up.

That's kind of how this whole thing I feel we are being led into. So I did find the original article here from Nenkai University itself. It actually was in Chinese, I had to translate it over here to English just a little bit on that. The first case in the world, which again, I don't think this is for, but okay, the Nenkai team took the lead and completed the non-human primate test of the intervention brain interface.

And this is translated from Chinese. So maybe there's a little bit of things missed or lost, but May 4th, the world's first non-human primate intervention brain machine interface test was successful in Beijing. The test implemented an interventional brain interface brain controlled robotic arm in the monkey brain, which is it is of great significance to promote research in the field of brain science. It marks that my country's brain computer interface technology is among the leading international ranks.

Okay. All right. I think some loss of translation. But again, yes, they completed this.

There's no, there's not any kind of ethical problem here. Oh boy, there's some low-hanging fruit here. The innovation operation of this test was performed by the team of Dr. Wu Dong Dong.

Man, it's so bad. I'm not supposed to laugh at that, but I'm I allowed to? I'm Asian. I'm not Chinese though.

Yeah, I mean, I'm just perpetuating the interracial national war, I guess. I'm sorry. Okay. I will not laugh.

Dr. Wu Dong Dong, a neurosurgery team at the first medical center of the hospital or general hospital of the People's Liberation Army, the interventional electrosephanoid sensor enters the oh boy. Okay. Well, I'm going to stop reading right there because, yeah, this brain interface starts at the excreting organs and it moves upwards into the brain and goes up the spinal column.

So yeah, this isn't just like, hey, we got your brain. This is, hey, we got you top to bottom, bottom to top. Everyone call it. So there you go.

This is where rat folks with all the monkey business. And again, you know, in the honor of Flippy, the robot arm becoming a central sort of, I don't know, the measuring device literally, quite literally to see whether this technology works and this poor monkey is strapped down in this cage and he's clearly got wires going in places you, they would rather not have wires going. But for the sake of science and to help people with disabilities, we must put this monkey through this torture. And yeah, as we've long known that there are brain signals that can be converted into some kind of computer signal, digital signal that can then control robot arms or a mouse on a screen or anything.

So yeah, this isn't really a breakthrough other than it's becoming public, I suppose. And in the context of the, hey, China's unethical, look at what they're doing, they're bad, evil country, that narrative, this helps along as well. So there you go. That's our little hook.

But, you know, do some more digging if you want to, but I think we get the point here. And I wonder what Elon Musk's footprint on Neuralink in terms of development of parts and stuff like that, what connections he might have with China. And what if they're showing this with monkeys, obviously they're planning to use it on humans, that's the idea is the goal here. So it's almost doing two things.

One, in the Trojan horse type of way of telling everybody it's to help the disabled, you're advancing this technology very rapidly, you're showing public examples of how this might work with a non-human primate and you're gaining public awareness and acceptance. But at the same time, there is in that context, the CCP and whatever other governing bodies that, you know, we're planning to use this, have the ethical and moral prerogative maybe, if it's helping people, if it's, if it's not just helping the disabled, but advancing humanity in a certain way, then they're incentivized to create a population that is more susceptible to disabilities, whether it be, you know, the virus or the antidote to the virus or allegedly or whatever, you know, whatever it may be, the food, the gene, you know, all the stuff, the edited, everything, food, plants, it all makes sense. It's like, okay, well, yeah, you want a population that's weakened and, you know, worn down mentally, physically, psychologically, everything else spiritually. And then you're able to say, hey, we have a solution for you.

So anyway, it's an ongoing thing here and we'll continue to see this happen. I'm not, you know, it's funny because we haven't seen anything where these monkeys escape, you know, they're not like strong. Once they become strong, then it's planted in the apes, you know, and so let's say if you're out to break, use the flippy arm to break through glass, you know, and go after some of the technicians or something. But yeah, you know, those are just dystopian too much sci-fi, right?

Too much sci-fi. None of that is taking place. But hey, monkey feeding himself with a giant robot arm. That's happening in China.

All right, let's continue on here. It is a, well, at least in California, it's a little bit gloomy. It's a Wednesday. It is Wednesday, my dudes.

Wednesday, my dudes. Yes, it is Wednesday. And again, for those of you who may have not been with us from the top here, Basil is getting a little procedure. All I know is he's getting his appendix taken out, which suggests that he was having some issues and supposedly all came very quickly.

I've only gotten one message from him in the last, I don't know, 24 hours or so, maybe less, actually less than that. But yeah, I'm trying to get more, but he might be under the knife as we speak. So again, pray for Basil. And it's kind of funny because he messaged me that and I was like, oh, I'm going to be late.

You're going to be late to the show probably or, you know, what's going on? And then I was like, wait a minute. Let me read that again. Okay, he's getting his appendix out.

He's mentioning hospitals. I'm like, all right, let me just double check on the level of severity of getting your appendix removed. And I was like, oh, you're down for a few days. Like you're not going to be here today.

I was like, hey, why don't you just log in from wherever you are, man, right on the, you know, just stay awake. Let the, let the, the anesthetics take hold, you know, play by play. That'd be great. You'd be the first, well, maybe not the first.

And say the first, well, you'd definitely be the first googly eyed VR headset man doing live reporting of a surgery being performed on himself on a podcast. But you know, he's, he's going old fashioned with this. But in any case, it's just something to keep in mind as we move forward here. Basil is a bit of a health thing, but he should be back soon, strong and powerful.

And in the meantime, you're stuck with me rambling on my own, which is always scary, especially for Basil. I think he, I think there's more anxiety, anxiety for him, knowing he's helpless, so he can't step in and stop me from saying something outrageous that might get us in trouble. Well, it's okay. I'll do my best.

Okay. We do operate on value for value, which means we don't take any ad money and my keyboard buttons are falling off. That's good. It's always a good sign when you're trying to podcast and buttons are falling all over the place.

Okay. So good. We're going to thank some executive producers who have come in to support the show next level. Second, producer.

Once again, the operator value for value, which means all the content is always free and always available. And if you get value out of that, or not just out of that, but out of the content, then we were just asking you to provide value back in your way, whatever it may be, with your time, talent or treasure. And there are some who step up and provide a level of treasure that keeps us going that we are extremely grateful for. And really, it's a huge blessing.

And by the way, some of the, as some of you listeners may know, I'm moving and I'm not moving out of California, unfortunately, I guess the way things are happening unfolding. But it's an opportunity to live in an actual house with an actual backyard and stuff instead of an apartment situation. So taking the opportunity to do that, which means the office is moving and I'll document some of the space I get. I'm getting the third car garage area.

It's walled off. It's just an empty little, you know, nine foot by 15 foot room right now. It's got some limitations, but I'm going to try to put something nice together. And that's partly why for those of you just watching or seeing the podcast, I guess, yeah, there's a new format and layout on the screen and we'll hopefully tap into some of that as we move forward.

And that's the reason why I want to just, you know, have a little refresh of everything. You know, if we move forward, we have been doing this for 600 and some odd episodes. And it's because of the supporters that were able to keep going and actually what I was going to get to was the move itself, like parts of the move that are required, you know, in terms of carrying things and the cost of it. It's because of the producers were even able to do it.

So my wife, my kids, everybody, we are extremely grateful for all the supporters who've come in. It really does make a huge difference. And it's making life possible for us, which is a blessing that I never thought I would get, especially starting all this stuff, you know, 10, 11 years ago. So we really appreciate it.

Thank you very much. We will continue to work hard to provide the biblical worldview on, you know, a lot of the stuff going on in the world, which is nonsensical and crazy and deceptive and all madness. All right. So yes, we do have some executive producers to thank here and we're going to start off with grave mind.

Oh, where's my thing? Here we go. Grave mind. There it is.

Grave mind. Thank you very much. Grave mind came in with $100 and 69 cents. I wonder if grave mind is into the crypto meme world because, you know, 69, 420, those are big numbers in the crypto world.

Here's a note here. Hey guys, just wanted to say thank you for being my favorite podcast and always keeping a good attitude with all the bad news. It is Wednesday, my dudes. It is Wednesday, my dudes.

Grave mind. Thank you very much. We appreciate it. Executive producer for episodes 622.

Where did you find this? But grave mind is not alone. Grave mind had a partner in executive producer ship and that is oh, it is spiritually minded, spiritually minded. Thank you very much.

Coming in with a, you know, I can always confuse, I understand Basil's pain here sometimes. The way it comes in is like, wait a minute, which number is the correct number, but it's a little over $100. Thank you very much. We appreciate it.

We have a note. What do you do? I pray this money multiplies for you. Super crazy days we're living in right now, but God is good.

So it's also kind of exciting. I would agree much a lot of the many blessings to you both. Jules AKA, spiritually minded. Thank you very much spiritually minded.

Where did you find this? Scrong out the background. Yeah. So I would agree.

You know, it is crazy, but it's also a blessing to be in this time because you got to admit at least looking at the headlines of what's happening in the world that allegedly happening. What we're being told is happening. There is no other time in history other than the days of mythology, you know, the ancient days, the anti-duluvian world, the biblical days that you can compare it to, you know, the enchantment, the re-enchantment of society, bringing us back to the old age and sort of a, yeah, it is. There was a long period of time where if you were born and it's just, you know, again, it's a blessing that we're in this time.

You're born and it's just the life that no, I don't know explain it. It was more communal, I suppose, you know, local and communal and everything, family oriented, but nothing crazy going on, you know, it's just very innocent, innocent lives. I suppose we were meant to live that way a little more based on how things are unfolding because clearly, you know, all this technology in our hands is not helping us as a whole. But there you go.

Thank you very much to the executive producers. We really appreciate you. You keep the lights on here as well as all the producers who come in monthly and that includes supply droppers. Go to CanaryCrysupplydrop.com and you will be given all the information you need to join the supply drops for 33, 33 a month.

You basically are supporting the show and as a thank you, we will be providing a box of supplies, whether it be New World Order, Famicily League, Mugs, these tall mugs I like drinking out of, or we also have the, let's see, the Samurai Steel guitar strings, which is really cool. This is amazing. I have my very own branded guitar strings. I get to probably start using that and providing more.

I got my guitar here. It's just not all set up and ready. My fender jazz master. I'll be playing that a lot more, especially once we move and we're all settled in.

I'm going to have in mind this idea of having my guitar available to play while podcasting, while running the live stream, while doing the sound board, while recording and talking. Yes, a lot. There's a lot going on. So, yeah, the one thing that we are doing that, you know, this is something that I did not think of.

This is not my idea. Let's just make it clear. It was not my idea to do this. It was the idea.

Well, actually, I don't know what the idea was. I think it was Sir Isaac or Sir Ike, as he's known, but maybe it was Basil's idea, maybe it was somebody in the community. But what we've decided to do is to print Age of Deceit in DVD form, Age of Deceit 1, and give it as part of the supply drop for the following quarters. I think Q3, you get one and then Q2.

I don't know. There's a sequence I should not speak out of turn. I had not filled in on all the details, but I know it's a huge blessing. It's amazing to always hear from people who have gotten something out of that documentary.

And I always give praise to God because I was just a vehicle. I was not trying to create anything of impact. I just wanted to put my thoughts and ideas into a film and present it again for free on YouTube. That was the outlet at the time.

It was just a road that there were other documentaries doing things very similar and something that inspired me to do the same thing. It was like, wow, there's a lot here in this worldview that is not exactly covered and there's nothing that's coherently put together all these different parts. And there were some, but just I wanted my own version of it. So, and it's become something that again, the Lord has used way beyond what I even remember doing with it or anything.

So again, it's a huge blessing. So if you want to be a part of that and you want to receive Age of Deceit in hard copy in DVD form anyway, as you know, the internet gets a little clampy, a little clampy on the Age of Deceit documentaries and the Face Like The Sun channel and even Canary Cry. It's funny. We have a private YouTube channel, a secondary like a backup channel to do things on and that channel has gone sensor.

We have this thing that pops up that says, Hey, you can't live stream for 24 hours, but it's been like two weeks or three weeks or something. We always get this message. So I don't know. It's not even a feed that anyone sees, but it's still gets censored.

So, you know, that's a problem. And so if you want to preserve some of that content, it's a way to do that. And we're giving it as a gift to anybody who is willing to support the show month to month with the amount of $33. And you get a bunch of other stuff too.

It's not just the DVDs. So there you go. There is a deadline for signing up for the age of Deceit one distribution. I don't know the exact date, but I'd be very grateful if you would jump on and sign up and be a part of that.

So canarycrysupplydrop.com. And also just a quick mention of Canary Cry meetups. Canary Cry meetups. One of the most often asked questions we've gotten over the years is, do you know somebody who lives in film The Blank Where You Live that talks about these things or you know, thinks about these things or listens to this stuff or whatever.

And we always said, well, considering that I know nobody from film The Blank Where You From, no, but you know, we always try to connect people who've done emails back and forth and trying to connect people from around the country or around the world. But it's something that hopefully can happen organically for people who listen to the show. Canary Cry meetups, Birds of the Feather, you know the thing. And we hang out.

And it's a great way to connect with local people, people in your local community, your local area that may listen to the show. And you'll have some common ground to start a relationship, whether that be your apocalypse buddy, your, you know, STHF call group or something like that where if something happens, you have people locally where you know what to do. That kind of planning is important. And you know, Canary Cry meetup can be a start to that where again, you're there because of the show, which means you have a certain understanding or at least a agreeable foundation to, you know, understand the world.

So there you go. Canary Cry meetups.com. There's stuff coming up here. Oh boy, I better clean up.

I think this is yeah, nor telling me that this get moved or I'm confused. I can't keep up with everything. I apologize. There is the May 15th, nor telling me that coming up, there's Glen Rose, Texas, May 27th, and then the next one scheduled is in September.

So people get in the head. Again, go visit canarycramuteps.com. See if there's one year you and if there's not then message us and consider putting on your own and you know, we hope that that provides a way to connect with again, people that are in your local community that may share some of the worldview. So there you go.

Canary Cry meetups.com. Okay, normally we do flippy here, but I was because of the situation today. I kind of combined flippy as part of the hook at the beginning. So we're going to dive in and the way that I want to do this today is to go through the stories that we have and then we'll do all the thanking of the producers, the ones who came in with their treasure, their talent and their time at the end.

And again, if this really triggers some people, please let us know. Let Basil know too. I think that'll make him feel better if he's getting the come save us call. So we're going to dive right and we're going to start off with World War three.

Okay, this is the Wall Street Journal and the headline here. Princeton Review and Tudor.com are now owned by a Chinese company. Okay, interesting. You know, Princeton Review was a big deal when I was in high school.

Everyone talked about the Princeton Review. Like, Hey, this is where education is at Princeton Review and Tudor.com say a Chinese private equity firm has received regulatory approval to buy the test prep company and online tutoring platform, more than 15 months after the acquisition or acquisition closed. Of course, we are only hearing about this 15 months after the deal has been done because you know, this would never happen if the public was aware of the situation. Primavera Capital Group based in Hong Kong quietly purchased the well known brands from Korean education company ST Unitus in January 2022 at a time of increased scrutiny of Chinese investment in the US.

Investments in the tech and infrastructure industries or ones that deal with significant amounts of potentially sensitive personal data are sometimes reviewed by the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US, a federal panel that scrutinizes acquisition plans for investors for national security concerns. CFS reviews are confidential. So this is very interesting. So we have the Committee on Foreign Investment in the US, CFIUS.

And the way they're moving forward with the acronym is CFS. But the way they write it is C, capital C and then lowercase FiUS all one word. And for a moment, I thought, are they misspelling Confucius? Because you know, with education, we know about the Confucius Institute.

So it's just something that jumped out of me. The Committee on Foreign Investments in the US, CFIUS, like Confucius. Anyway, a spokesperson for the Treasury Department said the Committee doesn't publicly comment on transactions that they may or may not be reviewing or have reviewed. She said the Committee, quote, is committed to taking all necessary actions within its authority to safeguard US national security, says Confucius.

Tutor.com is a long standing contract to provide its service free to active duty reserve and other US military service members, Department of Defense personnel and their dependence. There's always a military tie in. That has been another thread in this entire US. I would say you can call it.

I mean, I know some people call it a Chinese invasion. It really is. It's sort of an economic, I guess it is an economic invasion of the US. And they've done it brilliantly and they've really built a strong pipeline to military.

There was a story a few months ago that we touched on where they were talking about AI investment, the Chinese companies that invest in AI, American AI companies, or I'm sorry, the other way around. American, the hedge funds that invest in Chinese AI companies and the article was reporting that, hey, there's only one AI company from China that helps with military. So don't worry. It's like, we have one?

Isn't that one too many? But anyway, OK, so we're learning more now. There's more to it than that. And I guess the takeover continues.

It also holds contracts with school districts, including those in Los Angeles, Patterson, New Jersey and Loudon County, Virginia to provide online homework help and subject matter tutoring. And it's listed as a vetted vendor by the Texas Education Agency, New Hampshire Department of Education and agencies and other states. Oh, this is not going to go well with the red states right now that your floor does in your Texas. This is all the ammunition you need to really stomp out some Chinese economic strongholds.

National security analysts and lawyers who help foreign companies navigate the regulatory process for US acquisitions say Chinese companies have grown more skish about publicizing their US investments for fear of raising suspicions about data security. No kidding. No kidding. It's like the criticism that's been since the beginning.

The US is paying closer attention to such deals as it increasingly views China as an adversary. Oh, stating the obvious here. OK, then just goes into some more quotes and they talk about TikTok and by dance and the whole deal. So there was I think there might have been another.

No, I don't. OK, OK, they talk about yes, the privacy is the people of privacy is a priority yada yada yada, but we're owned by Chinese company. There you go. Princeton Review Tutor.com.

You know, this really again explains some of what we've been seeing in education. The Confucience Institute was a humongous deal that not a lot of people know or talk about. They really were the foundation. It was an exchange program.

They really a foundation of providing the text and the lessons and all this kind of stuff into college curriculums and courses and even extra curricular type of stuff, culture type of stuff. So it really was an invasion in the education sector, which can tie right up into the military and the economic. It's all one big giant beast. So yeah, nothing new under the sun, but also the progress of this Chinese takeover.

And again, this might be where, you know, we're starting to see pushback Wall Street Journal reporting it as like, hey, this doesn't seem right. And maybe led by some of the red states, this could become a point of contention where things get done. And you know, there's some hard sanctions or coughs or, you know, certain rules about foreign own or foreign, the ability of foreigners to own certain things, properties, companies, things of that nature. And so yeah, it's sort of shaping up to be exactly what we thought it would be.

And of course, Henry Kissinger had something to say about this whole situation, not just the education part, but just China in general, Newsweek had one here, Kissinger predicts China involvement will lead to Ukraine peace talks. So he's been saying this for a while, but he's really helping and push the narrative. Henry Kissinger, a former US Secretary of State and National Security Advisor, said he believes the Russia-Ukraine war is coming to a turning point and expects negotiations by the end of the year, the end of the year, thanks to recent efforts made by China. After several rounds of peace talks with Ukraine and Russia in the early months of the conflict launched by Russian President Vladimir Putin in February 2022, neither side has seemed willing to return to the negotiating table.

Beijing seemingly tried to read night talks between Kyiv and Moscow with the 12-point proposition paper published on the one-year anniversary of the invasion, along with calling for a ceasefire the Chinese plan would leave Russian troops in occupied territories of Ukraine and put an end to any sanctions not approved by the UN Security Council, of which Russia is a veto-wielding member. In an interview with CBS News, news has had coppled that air on Sunday, Kissinger sounded confident that China would help change the tide of the ongoing war. And he will not play clips of old men mumbling these things here. Now that China has entered the negotiations, it will come to a head, I think, by the end of the year, he said, we will be talking about negotiating process and even actual negotiations.

It is an announcement of an announcement of an announcement. That's all it says. Yeah, they're going to talk about negotiation processes that may even lead to actual negotiations. All right, whatever.

Okay, well, there you go. I mean, it's interesting to think about who benefits in this situation. Taiwan is always the topic here, sort of the unspoken topic in all of these moves. So you have China who's trying to broker a peace deal between Ukraine and Russia.

Because that would push back on US support of Ukraine and NATO, because China is pushing back on that whole thing, pushing back on the Western expansionist thing that we talked about the other day with the Global Security Initiative, the GSI that China is using as the fuel or maybe the glue to bring together the bricks and Saudi Arabia and all these different places to do their dealings of commodities in Yuan rather than the US dollar. The reason why they're doing that is because there seems to be some moral high ground when it comes to the international stage of China saying, look at what the US has done with their exporting of democracy. It's really not done a good job. Go read the economic hitman, stuff like that.

So they've abused their place of power and China's making that point to sneak in. I mean, they're totalitarian, authoritarian government themselves that have all kinds of humans rights issues and all that. But in the politics of the elite, the geopolitics of the elite, one can argue that everybody has that in their own country, right? Especially if you're authoritarian.

It's like, of course, of course, we've, there are some oppressed people, what are you going to do? It's kind of their attitude. And then they, they come together and they're like, now the US, look at them, they're trying to, you know, and then they can push back against the US and look, the US dollar is still number one right now, but we clearly see the cracks forming. And it's many people have predicted the end of the US dollar as the Supreme World Reserve currency sometime in the next, I don't know, they say, century, maybe a couple decades who knows, but it could happen very quickly, especially with the way they print money and, you know, they bail out banks and big pharma and all kinds of stuff.

It's a big mess. But in any case, the idea here being with Kissinger, sort of providing a narrative that China again holds moral high ground, like China's the one, because when you're the, it's similar to how the US was after World War II, they kind of went around the world and were the ones that were trying to bring peace and establish these relationships and create the new world order. That was kind of their thing. They were, we are the leading security force that allows for, you know, all these different countries to work together and, you know, post-war, we're going to rebuild all that stuff.

Well, for China, you have, if the Chinese are able to end any kind of US support of the Ukraine war and they're able to broker peace, now you have, you're under the good side with Putin because you're able to diffuse a Putin problem in Ukraine in general and isolated. And then also the NATO thing where everybody's already on China's side anyway. So anyway, there's a lot of layers here to consider, but I think it's interesting to see Kissinger again, present this idea that China has a moral high ground here and they are the ones that are going to be able to broker this peace deal. And that will also give them a sort of de facto heads, not a head start, but a, what do you call it sort of, I guess an advantage when it comes to negotiating powers over Taiwan, because if they're able to solve Ukraine, Russia, you know, and the US is coming in and say, keep Taiwan independent, but really we need, you know, we were the ones that are going to benefit from that in the West, whereas if China says, hey, there are as and they take hold of it, then they get to sort of be the, the one who wields the power of the future of microchips.

And so it's fascinating to consider all the different angles here and all the geopolitics going on and the principalities and powers behind everything that's making this happen. But the Chinese invasion in the US specifically to sort of dissolve the United States, you know, culturally we're seeing it all around us economically. It's happening culturally, it's been happening for years, but the dissolving of the United States continues and it's not just the US, I think the US is kind of an example of what's going to happen around the world in the technocracy as it unfolds. And it is with that in mind that I want to bring you this article from Yahoo News, a mirroring AFP headline, new study finds prehistoric migration from China to America's, right?

We're always talking about who was here first, who's, you know, who got nibs as the last continents to be settled by humans. The question of how and when people first came to the Americas has long intrigued scientists, not historians, scientists, a new genetics study published Tuesday in cell reports finds that some of the first arrivals came from China during two distinct migrations, the first during the last Ice Age and the second shortly after. Quote, our findings indicate that besides the previously indicated ancestral sources of Native Americans in Siberia, the northern coastal China, or the northern coastal China also served as a genetic reservoir contributing to the gene pool, you can leave one of the report authors told AFP Lee added that during the second migration, the same lineage of people settled in Japan, which could help explain similarities in prehistoric arrowheads and spears found in the Americas, China, and Japan. It was once believed that ancient Siberian who crossed over a land bridge that existed in the Bering Strait linked modern Russia and Alaska with the sole ancestors of Native Americans.

More recent research from the late 2000s onward has signaled more diverse sources from Asia could be connected to an ancient lineage responsible for founding populations across the Americas, including Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, and California. I like how most of our nations back as California is a big of a nation or a big as a nation known as D4H. This lineage is found in mitochondrial DNA, which is inherited only from mothers and is used to trace maternal ancestry. The team from the Kunming Institute of Zoology embarked on a 10-year hunt for D4H.

Oh, good. Institute of Zoology, looking for human traits, human genetic traits, coming through 100,000 modern and 15,000 ancient DNA samples across Eurasia. They eventually landed on 216 contemporary and 39 ancient individuals who came from the ancient lineage. By analyzing the mutations, they had accrued over time, looking at the samples as geographic locations and using carbon dating, they were able to reconstruct the D4H lineage's origins and expansion history.

The results revealed two migration events. The first was between 19,500 and 26,000 years ago during the last collacial maximum. When ice sheets covered coverage was at its greatest and climate conditions in northern China were likely inhospitable. The second occurred during the melting period during 19,000 and 11,500 years ago, increasing human populations during this period might have triggered migration.

And I know it's not going to get into all the details here. But the idea of being that, yeah, there are Chinese working in the Americas well before America. Can you imagine being Chinese national? One of these weaponized citizens who travel for the G's generational agenda now get some kind of scientific evidence to back up their whole thing of like, hey, we're going to own companies in America and we should be allowed to do it.

Because technically we were here before anybody else was here. We seeded all the Native American part of it anyway. So yeah, we had dibs. We had dibs and everything and there should be no contest whether we should be allowed to own Princeton owned huge institutions for education or land farmland.

All that stuff. We were here first. So anyway, I just thought it was an interesting connection with all this stuff being talked about here. And I do also have a found this study here from TNF online that's Taylor Francis online ethical considerations for DNA testing as a proxy for nationality.

And I think again, this was published in 2020 or I guess published online in March of 2021 received in July of 2020. Again, it looks at the ethics of DNA testing and how it can actually identify people or categorize them and their lineage. And because what they're trying to do is map the whole human race, right? They want to create the human race tree and have everybody marked.

And of course, there's a one who this whole family tree belongs to. And there are those who are trying to, you know, sour the fruit and eventually be pruned. So anyway, the abstract here just real quick, as nations strength and border and restrict refugee admissions national security officials are screening for fraudulent nationality claims. So, you know, refugee issues and people fraudulently claiming certain nationalities like Elizabeth Warren, or is that what you're talking about?

One tool to investigate nationality claims is DNA testing. That's right. Elizabeth Warren, if her point, 0, 0, 0, 5% Cherokee or whatever she was to claim that she was Cherokee. Okay, one tool to do either for claimed relationships or for ancestral origins.

At the same time, the plight of global statelessness, global statelessness leaves millions without documentation of their nationality and DNA testing might be the only recourse to provide evidence of heritage or relationships. You know, we mentioned this when we first reported on the whole reparations in California, we'll get to that in a little bit, the whole new something actually, so rejected, it was interesting. But the whole idea that, hey, you know, the black community African Americans, if you're African American, you get a million dollars in California because you may have been descendant of a slave. Okay, how do we prove that?

Uh, family records, maybe some documentation, sure, but to really be ironclad, we're gonna have to take a DNA test and make sure that, hey, you know, you're gonna have to take a DNA test, you're a grandfather is who you say he is, and then he was in this era in this generation and yes, he was a slave and whatever, maybe this the requirement to accept that money is pre-wild, pre-wild. So something like a paper's like this, bringing up the ethical considerations like, hey, we don't know if this is a good thing and this might be ethically wrong, but we have a problem, we have a problem with refugees, we have a problem with them, fraudulently claiming certain nationalities, this DNA thing would really, you know, put it into that until, you know, until we have people start using fake DNA or synthetic DNA or something to, you know, take off the sniff or something, but okay, something to consider here. And so we're gonna move from China to more of the Ukraine, Taiwan front and in that context, I would like to bring you this story from the Washington Post. It is an opinion piece by Josh Rogan opinion.

Taiwan is urging the US not to abandon Ukraine. Hmm, hmm, interesting. Some Republicans want to scale back US military support for Ukraine, insisting that Taiwan's defense should take priority. I don't know that we've said that specifically.

I think Basil and I have been talking about how they're going to transition from Ukraine to Taiwan as a sort of the similar type of proxy war going on. But in the idea, something, an idea like that being, I don't know, propagated into government levels. And then we have Republicans saying that we should shut down Ukraine, pump up Taiwan defense. Sure.

I guess if you're Republican, that's how especially if you're like a rhino or you're, you know, you're part of the military industrial complex, that's your interpretation. You know, it's like, oh, yeah, yeah, there's a Taiwan China issue. We should focus all of our attention there. But those who claim to be for protecting Taiwan opt to listen to its leaders, they believe the island's security depends on Washington standing firm in its support for Kiev.

Okay. So we have the Washington Post claiming that the Taiwanese leaders want the US to remain in firm support of Kiev because that provides protection security, specifically as the word security to Taiwan. Hmm. And then we want to have on the other side, gee, trying to broker a peace deal bring Ukraine and Russia into some kind of peace situation.

Hmm. Interesting, right? This is all interesting. So the context of Taiwan, the notion that the US must choose between fully supporting Ukraine or building up the defense of Taiwan has migrated from Fox News into the mainstream Washington foreign policy discussion.

Senator Josh Howley has led the charge by arguing that extensive US military aid to Ukraine detracts from the more urgent task of arming Taiwan to deter a Chinese invasion. But if Taiwanese leaders don't agree that that's true, shouldn't US policymakers factor that into their analysis? Do these Republicans think they're, they understand Taiwan? What's interests better than the Taiwanese?

Quote Ukraine's survival is Taiwan's survival. Ukraine's success is Taiwan's success. Taiwan's representative in Washington, B Kim Shao, told the McCain Institute of McCain Institute Sedona Forum last week, quote, our futures are closely linked. Are they?

Wow. Okay. The Taiwan argument is not only the latest justification made by those on the right who want to reduce US support for Kiev during a recent speech calling for the defensive Taiwan. Howley said that as a first step, quote, we should cut off US military aid to Ukraine following how he's lead self proclaimed realist think tankers assert that US support for Ukraine has no deterrent effect on Chinese president Xi Jinping.

I can't, I don't know about that. I don't know if that's true. Opinion piece here. Quote Ukraine is not going to drive Beijing's decision whether to attack Taiwan.

Instead, what's most critical for deterring a war over Taiwan is the military balance in Asia. Former Trump administration Pentagon official Eldridge Colby argued during a recent Hudson Institute debate. I think they go on and on here. I thought I had something else.

Oh, here we go. The question of abandoning Ukraine to focus on Taiwan makes a little sense unless Ukraine succeeds. The war in Europe will likely worsen, requiring more US involvement, not less. Okay.

So again, it's not op ad here from Wapo. But what they're arguing here is basically we need to continue US involvement in Ukraine, because if we don't, we're going to have more US involvement in all of Europe, not just Ukraine, Europe, there's going to be more. So we need to, it's almost like they're saying we got to plug, we got to keep feeding the Ukraine thing to plug the whole because if we release the whole, then then we'll have to deploy not just for Ukraine. It'll be we're supporting all of Europe.

So we need more US involvement because otherwise we're going to have more US involvement. It's ridiculous. And so this is the war game, right? This is like, yeah, you stuck between a rock and a hard place.

Okay. So that's what's going on here with the cranes, or the crazy cranes, but the Taiwan situation in relationship to Ukraine, according to all those other highlighter, those who argue for banning Ukraine on Taiwan's behalf are in effect claiming to be more pro Taiwan than the Taiwanese. That is arrogance, not prudence. Taiwan's leaders understand how to deter China and protect their country security better than GOP politicians and think tankers.

Okay. Let me try to mind map this again a little bit. Xi wants to broker peace deal between Ukraine and Russia. They want to bring them to peace and they have the support or the vision of guys like Kissinger.

Then you have the West over here who want to make sure the way they frame it, they want to be sure Taiwan remains independent. The Taiwan does not get sucked into be a part of China because of the chip manufacturing and the future of, you know, the future production really, it's really like the largest oil rig or something. It's similar to that. And they want to keep the war going, right?

They don't want the war to end and Ukraine. They want to keep going. Now, maybe there is an expansion to Taiwan and rightfully so we should do that in some sense. But the military industrial complex would like to continue warfare to persist because that allows what?

China to not have the upper hand. Maybe a negotiations over Taiwan. The longer Ukraine takes, the longer the continue, as it continues, Taiwan sort of is in limbo. You can't really settle the Taiwan issue until Ukraine issue or so it's perceived.

So I find this all interesting. I find the geopolitical staging to be fascinating and how mainstream media is reporting certain angles and it was Washington Post, you're very much part of the military industrial complex. We have to stay in war. If we don't stay in war, we're going to have more war.

Great logic. And to continue this Taiwan tug of war, Reuters reported US wants World Health Organization to invite Taiwan to observe May meeting. That's Anthony Blinken. That's Abe Blinken.

Again, another US, specifically Secretary of State is encouraging the World Health Organization to invite Taiwan to participate to observe how we counsel the world. I don't know why that is so it's like, okay, hey Blinken, Abe Blinken, did you do not see the or read the room when it comes to the World Health Organization and their sort of reputation around the world? It's not very great right now. And you think bringing Taiwan inviting them into that whole mess over there is going to really get Taiwan on board.

Like, hey, yeah, you're right. We should really go with the West and NATO and we're going to stick with you, you know, because there is a possibility here when Taiwan is just like, you know, the opportunity economically is better if we just stick with China. Yeah, you know, sorry, and the US loses on that. And if that happens, according to some leaked information or whatever, the US would rather see Taiwan destroyed or at least the manufacturing factories of the microchips destroyed then fall into the hands of China.

So yeah, I could see that happening. And guess what? If that happens, who are they going to blame? Who is the West going to blame?

I'm going to say Russia. They're going to blame Russia for pulling the nuke. Putin doing his job. He finally sent off that nuke and it was to help ultimately to settle the score with the Western and NATO, you know, anyway, I'm just painting scenarios here and something fun.

But in any case, Abe Blinken saying, hey, yeah, bring Taiwan over to the World Health Organization. I don't really get them inspired to join the whole Western Front. And even more. Okay, I think that clearly there's a campaign happening Liz trusts to visit Taiwan and give speech that could upset UK's China strategy.

Okay, so former PM members, she's not the PM anymore. She stepped down, but she's staying busy. The former Prime Minister Liz trusts is to visit Taiwan next week, where she will deliver a speech likely to anger Beijing and potentially upset the UK government's careful approach to China relations. Trust that on Tuesday, quote China around China Taiwan is a beacon of freedom and democracy.

I'm looking forward to showing solidarity with the Taiwanese people in person in the face of increasingly aggressive behavior and rhetoric from the regime in Beijing. So clearly, UK, NATO, US, Western Front versus China, Russia, Saudi Arabia, and now Brazil and parts of South America and lots of places in Africa. And oh, wow, there's they have a lot more together than we do. But it's okay.

We have the moral high ground. We're morally just more justified to take over Taiwan for our own purposes because we want Apple to be the next monolith or something. I don't know. But anyway, you are clearly seeing the West do things to provoke China in the context of Taiwan and they would want nothing more than to regain moral high ground if a Western representative, something happens to what Western representative in a sort of diplomatic visit.

That's what the Nancy Pelosi thing was so big, right? Oh, Nancy's going to start World War III. Well, the I guess that temperature continues to rise. Anytime a Western representative goes into Taiwan to communicate to talk or whatever, you're sort of stoking the flames around China and what they would like to do.

But I know that China has suggested through their propaganda platforms that they would like to settle this thing without some kind of physical altercation, right? And that's where it's kind of weird where they're like, look, we don't want violence. And out of the West, they're like, we'll destroy everything before we let China win. And it's like, who are the who are being the adults?

Or at least that's what it looks like. And it's really uncomfortable. I don't like it. I don't like it being an American.

But it kind of is what's happening. So there you go. Let's continue on here. There were those more dots to connect.

And that is a concerning Russia. It's concerning Russia. Russia, Russia, Russia. This is from zero hedge.

We normally don't carry stuff from zero hedge, but I think we might start. And this is another separate conversation. We've been specifically targeting mainstream media, whether it be CNN or Fox or a lot of times Reuters, Daily Mail, we're trying to bring down the number of Daily Mail articles, but they are, I guess they're still in print and they still sell like close to a million copies a day or something. So they're fairly big for what they are.

And I think there's like a million people that read their thing. Anyway, we try to bring you mainstream new zero hedge is kind of on that border where, you know, they're so big. They're one of the biggest in the alt world that they're kind of becoming its own, you know, mainstream type things. So we may start doing that a little bit more, not that we hadn't before, but just in a more official capacity.

But in any case, just a caveat, this is from zero hedge, the headline, X Russian space boss finds no proof Americans landed on moon in 1969. Oh boy. Oh boy. Can you imagine that whole house of cards coming down the US?

It's like, not only are we, yeah, we're sending more up there, right? With Elon, Elon and Bezos and all we got all our billionaire oligarchs building the whole thing back up just in time to for everyone to learn that it didn't happen the first time. Russia's former head of the Rosa Cruz was a Rosicrucians. No, Roscosmos space agency.

Dimitri Rogos and said he went on a quest about a decade ago to find concrete proof that Americans landed on the moon in 1969 after finding a little evidence. He questioned whether the Apollo 11 mission reached the lunar surface. Quote, about 10 years ago when I worked in the government, I sent an official request to Roscosmos to provide me with a documentary evidence of the Americans stay on the moon, which at the time was still at the disposal of the federal agency. Rogos and said in a post on Telegram on Sunday.

This is why I think mainstream is not going to carry this. It was saying stuff on Telegram. Well, actually they do too. They carry it, but it doesn't fit their narrative on stuff.

He continued quote, I was painfully embarrassed by the fact that the Soviet cosmonauts returning from multi-day expeditions could barely stand on their feet and underwent a long recovery after such flights and that Americans crawled out of their looterships like cucumbers from the garden. I like the argument though. It's like, man, our own Russians, they struggled. They, you know, you can tell that there was a physical toll traveling in all this, you know, whatever space or whatever.

The Americans, man, they popped out of there like cucumbers. Nice and snappy fresh cucumbers. All right. Where's a Rogos and claim to have submitted multiple requests to Roscosmos for proof of NASA's 1969 moon landing.

He said the only evidence he received was a book that contained an account by Soviet cosmonauts Alaski Linoff about his conversations with conversation with the American astronauts and their discussions about their lunar mission. Okay. I'm going to get into all that. But again, the slow unraveling of the old order, I suppose, the first new world order is sort of shedding its skin.

It's possible that the whole moon landing thread just completely unravels. And what was the, I forget what movie there was a very popular movie in the chat. Well, no, hey, rumble chat. We got to do better.

The rumble chat's barely moving. Everybody else. Good job. But what was the film where it's like a fictional future?

I think it was Interstellar where it was set in the future where like people found out about the conspiracy or something like that. And NASA was like, NASA went underground or something like that. That was like the whole plot where it's like a secret. NASA became like a secret, secret project and go to space and beyond or something like that.

I mean, it was pretty funny if you think about it. But anyway, I forget why I brought that up. I'm confused. This is what happens when you solo podcast.

You start doing other things. I'll kind of fiddling with the chat window here and completely forgot what I was talking about. Good times. Good times.

Okay. Anyway, do we land on the moon? I don't think so. But hey, that's just my opinion.

What do I know? I wasn't there. We're going to move on here to the beast system, metaverse AI, the whole term. The beast system.

Welcome to the artificial intelligence. Oh, yeah. Everyone's talking about AI nowadays. You know, it's pretty wild that looking at artificial intelligence, not the technology per se, but sort of the social implications and some of the technology over the years, there was a period of time where every single day I was scouring, you know, the interwebs to find information about AI, especially the philosophical and societal implications, the psychological effects.

And there weren't a lot of things out there, but it was clear that the direction, the technocracy, these are scientific dictatorship world where we live in a virtual panopticon, where we are sort of monitoring our behavior because the camera is on us all the time and everybody can see through those cameras were monitoring each other's behavior. That whole concept was really troubling. And it did feel like nobody was paying attention. Although, you know, again, that's more of a feeling.

I think through the gift of the face like the sun platform and Canary Cry, we were able to discover that, yeah, this is not a lot of people's minds. Like, it's not just a load out there thinking about these issues. But now AI, because there's a product that got released. Now it's everywhere.

It is my news feed that I collect a lot of news from AI. It doesn't, you know, I get these notifications. It's crazy. There's multiple stories, every notification.

It's impossible to wade through everything. And on top of it, I'm seeing a lot of people talk about transhumanism a lot this year. A lot of people are a financial times article. I'm not going to bring it to the show, but the headline was, we need to examine the beliefs of today's technoaminaries.

It's like, yeah, I should have been doing that like 20 years ago. But before all this exploded a little too late. I think the stuff is being developed already. But you know, it's becoming mainstream to understand the cultural transition, the morphing of society from the results of the third industrial revolution into the changes that will currently fourth industrial revolution.

So anyway, all that being said, the headline here from the World Economic Forum directly, this was published on May 9th, 2023. AI is shaping the metaverse. But how industry experts explain? Thank you, World Economic Forum for bringing us your industry experts because we know that, you know, truth and honesty and thinking about your fellow man is all you do over there at the World Economic Forum.

All right, we're going to jump in to the article at a recent global collaboration village partner event. And by the way, if you, for those of you who are part of the supply drop or if you join and you get age of deceit, one of the very first things that I documented is a gentleman, I forget his name, it was bad, who was quoting a book that was published, I think by the United Nations, it was called Our Global Neighborhood or Our Global Village and or maybe it was Neighborhood. We know from Hillary Clinton, she's brought it up in her talking points. So it's a very interesting idea that like, hey, we're all world, but we're just one big village.

If you think about it, which I guess you could make that argument in some sense, but it's better, I think, and more accurate if you're talking about it in the context of, hey, we're here for the Kingdom of God, right? Not for your Klaus village that you want to create for the world. So anyway, okay, a recent global collaboration, village partner events, notable leaders and diverse fields share their perspectives on how the metaverse is transforming their industries, how AI is supporting their goals in the metaverse and the promise of generative AI to create opportunities and solve problems in this space and to accelerate the development of the metaverse. And their first big headline transforming art, Basil and I have been very persistent in pointing out how art is the vehicle to bring this new wave of technological infiltration.

It's going to be an art project to put a microchip in my hands and look, I can feel it's connected to the internet and it's connected to a website that measures the earthquakes all around the world. And then my chip vibrates every time there's an earthquake. So I feel, I feel I'm one with the earth in this art project. That's the kind of thing that's going on.

So art is truly a vehicle. So fashion, we talk about the beast, not just a beast, but beast fashion, you know, things like that. It's a big part because art shapes culture or culture shapes art. I guess it's a symbiotic thing, but we know how influential art is in establishing a world view and a culture and a movement and all these things marketing, even us, think about what we do here at Kenerick Grine News Talk with these thumbnails of these shows, which some of it is ridiculous, of course.

And that's sort of the fun we get to have with putting together these thumbnails for each episode. It's doing a similar thing as what they're doing. But of course, we're trying to always bring it back to Christ and point to the truth. And they're not, they're trying to suck your brain data out, but I guess I'm getting back to the article here.

Transforming art, Rafic Anadol is an internationally renowned media artist, director and pioneer media artist. You know, maybe I should pick up on that title. I'll consider myself a media artist. Are you a what are you?

What do you do? I'm a media artist. Oh, what's that mean? I podcast.

There's a better euphemism for podcasters media artists, director and pioneer whose work resides at the crossroads of art science and technology. There it is, the crossroads of art science and technology. Rafic Anadol Studios, which comprises of designers, architects, data scientists and researchers use data and machine learning to create immersive audio visual performances. Rituals calling it performances.