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Speaker 2 (00:10):
We've been so conditioned now to all this stimuli, like
a lot of people are addicted to you know, poo
r n, you know what I mean, And a lot
of people people that you won't even think and they're
sitting there for hours, you know, like, yeah, there's this.
Speaker 1 (00:26):
Whole thing with that. But anyways, like if the.
Speaker 2 (00:29):
Grid goes down and we have nothing anymore, those people
are gonna go insane when they don't have that, you know,
or they don't have the social media and all these
things that we're used to just clicking. I've noticed myself
like I'll be watching a movie or something, but that's
not enough. I got to go on social media too
and do both at the same time. It's not enough
of a dopamine rush.
Speaker 1 (00:50):
Now. I've noticed it with myself as well.
Speaker 2 (00:52):
So I can only imagine the young people and all
the people out there, like this is gonna get real
scary if something like that is about to happen. Because
of that, we're just so overstimulated. We're so used to
having that stimulation constantly, you know. Yeah, we can't sit
down and read a book.
Speaker 3 (01:10):
It's like somebody addicted to drugs, you know, and then
they get that when they don't have it.
Speaker 2 (01:16):
Yeah, well that's gonna be another real problem too if
the brid does go down, because those people aren't going
to get that either.
Speaker 1 (01:22):
I mean, it trickles down to that. But it's not
just those people. It's us too, Us regular people who
don't think that we're addicted, but we.
Speaker 2 (01:28):
Are, you know, to so many things, and we're not
going to realize it really until it's gone.
Speaker 4 (01:34):
Yeah, you know. And then well we've been conditioned, even
outside of the phone and the computer, for that instant gratification.
You know, you go to the store, you want something,
it's there on the shelf somewhere whichever store. You can
get on the internet and click a button on Amazon
(01:55):
and that that whatever is, you know, delivered in a
day or two instead of going through and shopping and searching, you.
Speaker 1 (02:02):
Know, something you know is gone right, you know what
I mean?
Speaker 4 (02:07):
Even now with like Uber Eats and deliveries right to
your door. I want subway and then it's to your
house just like that. I didn't even have to leave it.
I'm gonna have whatever right now. And like Nina said,
if there's ever a glitch in the system and I
can't get it right now, and that's gonna Yeah.
Speaker 1 (02:29):
They don't know how to cook, you know what I mean? Like, yeah,
like the young people don't want to cook.
Speaker 4 (02:34):
I mean they don't know how to do a lot
of in the house either.
Speaker 2 (02:38):
Yeah, fower and everything to be there, but they wouldn't
know what to do it. They would literally started that,
probably because they've gotten that far away from our basic
way of living, you know. But anyways, I'm not here
to rag on the young people, but yeah, there's gonna.
Speaker 1 (02:53):
Be some Okay.
Speaker 4 (02:54):
So here's the question to you guys. You know we're
coming of the new age. Is this how the new
age is ushered in? Is this why it's happening? Or
are we creating the change ourselves.
Speaker 5 (03:09):
Well, I'll throw in my two cents and then he'll
throw in his. But I look at it, this is
very deliberate. It's very important that they shorten our attention
spans because if your system is overwhelmed and overloaded with information,
you're less in touch with yourself. Your intuition is going
(03:29):
to start to fade out. So if you look at
I think times in history where intuition and the third
eye consciousness starts to rise up, it seems like there's
this other system, which I call the controllers. They come
in and they want to suppress that. They want to
use that for their own purposes. So I think it's
(03:52):
very deliberate. I don't think humans are that way naturally.
But we do have a choice. So we can choose
to put the phone in out, put the TV down,
do the things. But at difference, we'd much rather do
what we want. So the controllers know that you know
that our consciousness is rising up. Uh, it's up to
you what you're going to do with it. With all
(04:14):
this data, and if you're not awake, it could be
very problematic because you're just going to follow what's in
front of you. Naturally, That's what I feel.
Speaker 3 (04:25):
This leads to, like that separation. You know, are we
in the beginning stages of separating off into totally different
tribes with totally different outlooks on things? I think so.
Speaker 4 (04:40):
Answer, oh, okay, you can see that in society today.
Just turn on the television. You got the people, uh,
you know, in the news that are rounding up these people.
We're gonna touch on it. But you know what I mean,
some of them are rounding up and some people are
cheering for it, and other people are cheering and saying
keep them here, keep them here, don't do that. It's like,
(05:01):
but you know that's wrong, and the other people are saying,
we're right. Well, you're really having a device. You've gotten
a divided society there over writing right and wrong.
Speaker 5 (05:13):
Yeah, And to answer the question, is that what this
looks like? Yeah, it is going to be a mess.
It's going to be a big mess. It's going to
be like a bull in a china shop. Yeah.
Speaker 3 (05:23):
I think we've been trying to, Like we were talking
about that video that you guys were talking about the
separation of the ages. It's not like we go just
from you know, a dark age where everything totally sucks
into a bronze age where it's perfect. There's a transition,
and we're certainly not going right into a Bolden age.
So I think I think there's a lot in this conception.
(05:45):
We probably have a transition period which may end up
lasting all of our lives and much longer, maybe a
couple of generations of transition. I know that's not what
people want to hear. Yeah, they want to hear, Oh,
it's going to be just perfect tomorrow. Yeah.
Speaker 4 (06:03):
Yeah.
Speaker 3 (06:03):
The politicians with their promises that they never ever actually
deliver on. There are people that still just want to
hear that and they'll still follow it. And then there's
those that are just two awake. Now maybe you know,
they get viewed as cynical, but they know what's been
promised in the past and it's never happened. You know,
(06:25):
it's just more for the you know whatever you want
to call them, the controllers, you know, the elites, Alightes, cabal, Illuminati, etc. Argons, reptilians. Yeah,
you know, it's just that separation between the haves and
have nots. And I think they're at a place now
(06:47):
where they're gonna squish everybody into either just that tiny
one half of one percent or less.
Speaker 1 (06:57):
And everybody else.
Speaker 3 (06:58):
That's kind of they're getting ready to really squish us,
like grapes and a wine press.
Speaker 2 (07:06):
It feels that way, I know, in little tiny houses
and smart cities and you know, all that kind of stuff,
although there's some of it that I don't mind, you know,
like I think everybody should be able to be fifteen
twenty minutes away from where they work. Everybody should be
able to afford to live in the city that you
work in, you know. That's one thing, Like we're driving
(07:26):
hours to get to work out of here because we
can't afford to living to Vancouver, you know. So you know,
so that aspect of it I agree with, But I
don't like the whole idea of them controlling us in there,
and that, you know, with the carbon credits, where it
can only go so far now and we can't, you know,
and if you do something, carbon credits will be taken
away and next thing, you know, you can't go and
(07:47):
visit Grandma on the weekend now because you've used off
all your credits and that sort of thing that I
don't agree with at all.
Speaker 4 (07:53):
So but you're right me and nobody agrees with it.
I mean, right now, the age of the people don't
agree with a lot of things. But well, we'll go
back in history a little bit. I love history, so
we'll talk a little history. And you're talking about ages,
and all of us can bree they're different ages. But
(08:14):
how do they change? Let's go with clothing. Clothing is
really easy to see about the changes, you know, back
in the revolutionary times. You've seen them, guys, they're walking
around in their coats and their eyes, stockings up to
their knees, and women having big ball dresses. But then
as the times change, somewhere along the line, the clothing
(08:35):
changed a little by little, and by the nineteen twenties,
you know, they're wearing suits and top hats, and you know,
women are wearing mini skirts by the fifties or sixties,
and look at what they're wearing today, you know, all
kinds of gobbly book but the idea behind.
Speaker 1 (08:49):
Hey, yeah, not really getting any better.
Speaker 4 (08:52):
But here's the thing that changes the fashion is the
propaganda and the people who present it. And then all
the little people want to follow that. And nobody will
go and just say, yeah, I want carbon credits and
I want this change, and I want that Changeanda that
(09:13):
is going to change our minds. And that's not done
through people like you and me. All of us here
would not agree that we would like to pay more
for using electricity, you know, something we oft use, but
our children will get told that in school electricity you know, uh,
(09:37):
you know, gas is bad. You got to have electric cars,
and you've got to have this and that, well, the
next thing you know, they will grow up and they'll say,
we don't like pea shooters, and we don't like fuel oil,
and we want
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