AI, Control, and a Bumpy Year Ahead

The video discusses the desire for a simple life, critiques political manipulation, warns about future challenges, and explores the implications of AI on society.
[25:06-25:32]
A man expresses his desire for a simple and happy life, emphasizing the need for connection and peace.
This shit is crazy, yo. And the fucked up thing is all these motherfuckers that have been pushing that agenda on just the regular humans, like the regular people. We just trying to live, y'all. We just want to be left alone and just get to know each other and be happy and have a good life. And that's it. You know what I mean? Just have a good life. What's wrong with that?
[25:32-26:23]
The narrator critiques politicians for dividing people and suggests they are controlled by elite organizations.
But no, they don't want us to have a good life. They want us to be divided. If you're divided, you're conquered. You're like, get out of here, yo. So these motherfuckers, bro, these politicians, like all these guys that show in our own parliament, Trudeau and this Pallier guy and what, bro, they're all run by the governor general. They're all run by the Privy Council. They're all run by these elite fucking organizations. They're not actually fucking for us. It's a fucking puppet show. Hilaire, Polyev, and fucking Trudeau are like, they're like little fucking puppeteers, man. Like, they're not fucking real. These guys, they think they're going to fucking just do the show, and everybody's not going to know, and it's all going to be okay, but no.
[26:23-26:47]
The narrator warns that the upcoming year will be challenging but encourages others not to fear it.
This shit is, like, guys, this is the heads up. This is going to be a very bumpy year for those people. Very bumpy year. They're trying to say, oh, they want us to be afraid? I'm telling you guys, don't be afraid about what's going to happen to us this year. Because these motherfuckers They have to be afraid of what's going to happen to them.
[26:47-27:03]
The narrator questions the narratives surrounding COVID and criticizes the lack of accountability for those involved.
That's why they're pushing so much negative shit. They're trying to fucking relight this whole COVID scare. Like, bro, why aren't these people arrested? You guys talking about a new pandemic? You guys are creating another one and you haven't been arrested for the first one you guys created? Like, give me a break.
[27:03-28:05]
Philosophical reflections on societal control reveal that many are unaware of their own subjugation.
Like, come on now. Like, come on now. Okay, so let me get back to this. For their work, they will be rewarded with earthly things and great titles. But never will they become immortal and join us. Never will they receive They will never reach the higher realms, for the killing of their own kind will prevent passage to the realm of enlightenment. This, they will never know. The truth will be hidden in their face, so close they will not be able to focus on it until it is too late. So grand the illusion of freedom will be that they will never know that they are our slaves.
[28:05-28:30]
The narrator discusses the potential dangers of AI and how it could lead to societal dependency.
When all is in place, the reality we will have created for them will own them. This reality will be their prison. And this is what they're trying to push us into, guys. This whole concept where AI runs everything, AI thinks for humanity, makes us dumb. Everybody's going to be using these chat GPT shit.
[28:31-28:51]
A call to action encourages resistance against unchecked AI advancements that threaten independent thought.
Nobody's going to be thinking for themselves anymore. All of a sudden, we got these fucking cyborg robots everywhere taking people's jobs and shit, bro. I'm telling you guys. They're going to implement If nobody says this shit is We're not down for this shit. Like, all this AI, like, shit. Like, they are pushing technology on And I'm not anti-AI.
[28:51-29:22]
The narrator acknowledges the potential benefits of AI if developed by good programmers, contrasting with those with harmful intentions.
I'm not trying to say I'm anti-AI. But the people that are programming the AI are pretty dark. And they're pretty They're not good people. You know what I mean? So, if we got some good programmers in there that actually want to help humanity and not fucking call humanity, like It could be some good technology. You know what I mean? We could utilize it. We could work with it. But if they're trying to use it as a way to get humans to fear it and then it's going to fight us and then they'