The origins of the WEF beliefs

A master breed !

This is another of my impromptu pieces, but I had been thinking for quite a while and had some sources in my Twitter feed. First and foremost, you should get acquainted with the architect of most policies the World Economic Forum pushes around the entire planet. Meet one of the only people on the planet I truly hate.

When I shared the original article this person backed up, the site itself found problems right after it went “viral”. Not only that, there are no signs of even an archive of it. And I archive it. 5 times. =)

The most sinister globalist you’ve never heard of, Yuval Noah Harari, lead advisor to Klaus Schwab

Historian and author Yuval Noah Harari, a top advisor to Klaus Schwab’s World Economic Forum, is being called out online as one of the key players in the globalist Great Reset agenda.

When it comes to high-tech surveillance and the integration of the human body with computers, AI and other futuristic technology, Harari isn’t shy about where he thinks we’re headed.

You should definitely watch some of the videos inside, but don’t worry, there is another amazing piece on this… person.

The Dangerous Populist Science of Yuval Noah Harari

Harari’s manner is soft spoken, even shy, in these encounters. On occasion, he good-naturedly says that he doesn’t possess the powers of divination, then briskly moves on to answer the question with an authority that makes you wonder if indeed he does. A hundred years from now it is quite likely that humans will disappear, and the earth will be populated by very different beings like cyborgs and A.I., Harari said to Paikin, asserting that it is difficult to predict “what kind of emotional or mental life such entities will have.” Diversify, he advised the university student, because the job market of 2040 will be very volatile. We should “want to want to know the truth,” he announced at the TED Conference. “I practice Vipassana meditation to see reality more clearly,” Harari said to the India Today Conclave, without so much as cracking a smile at the absurdity of the question. Moments later, he elaborated: “If I can’t observe the reality of my own breath for 10 seconds, how can I hope to observe the reality of the geopolitical system?”

If you are not yet disquieted, consider: among Harari’s flock are some of the most powerful people in the world, and they come to him much like the ancient kings to their oracles. Mark Zuckerberg asked Harari if humanity is becoming more unified or fragmented by technology. The Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund asked him if doctors will depend on Universal Basic Income in the future. The CEO of Axel Springer, one of the largest publishing houses in Europe, asked Harari what publishers should do to succeed in the digital world. An interviewer with The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) asked him what effect COVID would have on international scientific cooperation. In favor of Harari’s half-formed edicts, each subverted their own authority. And they did it not for an expert in any one of their fields, but for a historian who, in many ways, is a fraud—most of all, about science.

We have been seduced by Harari because of the power not of his truth or scholarship but of his storytelling. As a scientist, I know how difficult it is to spin complex issues into appealing and accurate storytelling. I also know when science is being sacrificed to sensationalism. Yuval Harari is what I call a “science populist.” (Canadian clinical psychologist and YouTube guru Jordan Peterson is another example.) Science populists are gifted storytellers who weave sensationalist yarns around scientific “facts” in simple, emotionally persuasive language. Their narratives are largely scrubbed clean of nuance or doubt, giving them a false air of authority—and making their message even more convincing. Like their political counterparts, science populists are sources of misinformation. They promote false crises, while presenting themselves as having the answers. They understand the seduction of a story well told—relentlessly seeking to expand their audience—never mind that the underlying science is warped in the pursuit of fame and influence.

In this day and age, good storytelling is more necessary, but riskier, than ever before, particularly when it comes to science. Science informs medical, environmental, legal, and many other public decisions, as well as our personal opinions on what to be wary about and how to lead our lives. Important societal and individual actions depend on our best understanding of the world around us—now more than ever, with the plague in all our houses, and the worst yet to come with climate change.

It is time to subject our Populist Prophet, and others like him, to serious scrutiny.

Harari could not have been more wrong; yet, like a good science populist, he continued to offer his supposed expertise by appearing on numerous shows during the pandemic. He appeared on NPR, talking about “how to tackle both the epidemic and the resulting economic crisis.” He went on Christiane Amanpour’s show to highlight the “key questions emerging from the coronavirus outbreak.” Then it was on to BBC Newsnight, where he offered “a historical perspective on the ​​ coronavirus.” He switched things up for Sam Harris’s podcast, where he told us about “the future implications” of COVID. Harari also found time to make an appearance on Iran International with Sadeq Saba, on the India Today E-Conclave Corona Series, and a slew of other news channels around the world.

Using the opportunity to promote a false crisis—another core trait of a science populist—Harari gave dire warnings of “under-the-skin surveillance” (admittedly a worrisome concept). “As a thought experiment,” he said, “consider a hypothetical government that demands that every citizen wears a biometric bracelet that monitors body temperature and heart-rate 24 hours a day.” The upside, he says, is that a government could potentially use this information to stop an epidemic within days. The downside is that it could give the government an enhanced surveillance system, because “if you can monitor what happens to my body temperature, blood pressure and heart-rate as I watch the video clip, you can learn what makes me laugh, what makes me cry, and what makes me really, really angry.”

I wanted to bring him to your attention because of his importance in almost every dynamic at play on the entire planet right now. Per the article above you can see the reach of Harari influence, which literally ripples throughout the world via police and “private-public” partnership. From Sam Harris to Mark Zuckerberg, and of course, Klaus Schwab's closest advisor.

But these beliefs don’t just happen in a vacuum, they are in fact old. They started with Kroptkin and his stupid seminal piece The Conquest of Bread, one of the main influences on Marx and Marxism. Elites often subscribe to such political ideologies out of strategy, not out of belief but means to an end, some people like Klaus actually believe, otherwise, he would not have a bust of Lenin inside his office.

But arguably one of the biggest influences on modern elites was, and still is Charles Galton Darwin, cousin of Charles Darwin and father of modern eugenics. Now, remember what I wrote about memes as genes of culture (or cognition), and syntax ? For all intent and purposes, with a little mental effort and analyses, you will be able to trace parallels pretty fast.

Let us superficially delve into the most pertinent parts of Galton’s known book, The Next Million Years.

Does this remind you of any interview or text out of the WEF and the ESG crew ? Because it should, Fourth Revolution, alter the ways of life.

The fifth “revolution” by Galton’s “predictions” would happen when fossil fuels ran dry, and by his own words “whether a substitute was found or not, a great change would come to our ways of life”, and the second highlight will probably remind you of many “conspiracy” talking point.

The inevitable reverse of the human population. Malthus was of great influence among both elites and a huge part of academia, and academia will follow what their patrons demand.

Galton was not alone in foreseeing synthetic food for the masses, another one with such insight was Bertrand Russell. On page 55 we see something very dear to modern institutions, acolytes of scientism, and most of the Defense apparatus around the globe. Using big data, quantum computing, and advanced algorithms (fancy word for complicated math) to attempt to forecast anything imaginable.

In fact, and there is no room for argument, the main reason for the 2020 lockdowns was faulty modeling and bad math. The contrived green policies ? Same. The way governments are dealing with inflantion ? The current European predicament about energy ? Same. This by no means is new, one of Clausewitz, history's greatest war theorists was that the Military attempted to simplify war to numbers, and experts attempted to simplify everything to merely numbers.

Make no mistake, faulty modeling and bad mathematical algorithms are one of the main sources of hubris among our modern elites. Perusing Twitter’s Big Data, Neural network, and AI crowds will show even the layperson that.

If you own things and are of lower birth, you definitely should not have children, or be chemically/genetically castrated, am I right ?

Admirable when, later on in his book, Galton, attempting to forecast far into the future, foresaw our current predicament. That even if you engineer synthetic food, the number of resources needed to do it, will be so big, that the farmers would be better off growing anything else.

In fact, a new independent Swedish study shows that you would need 130% more land to go organic. Meaning replicating Sri Lanka anywhere else will get you Sri Lanka. And in case you were wondering, yes, the designers of the miracle that Sri Lanka currently is, are in fact the WEF.

Here is where Galton goes explicit on his creation, modern Eugenics. Just read it. Galton subconsciously complain that dividing man by race as we are right now is a fool’s effort. We are still all men, even the elites are still human, and it will take a technological revolution to fix the genes. He also explicitly calls a huge swath of the population, parasites.

And after reading both pages, watch the following video, paying attention to his syntax, to the structure and meaning hidden behind his words.

Wittgenstein @backtolife_2023

Yuval Noah Harari:"Your Immune Systems Will Be Connected to Net" Source: t.me/RealWorldNewsC…

As with every populist, especially among those to believe in “Science”, his thoughts are not original, his beliefs are not his own, and he is merely revolting against something that marked him early in his life (this is 95% of atheistic behavior), and has a severe misconception of biology and the extent of his own knowledge.

For whatever reason, after a certain threshold of wealth, every single elite throughout history suddenly turns into esotericism and occultism. Science right now is their religion, and it is starting to descend into esotericism.

If you start reading about mimetics, memes (as genes of culture), and analyzing the language yourself, without any further reading on the subject, you will be able to trace back many, many of their talking points towards Galton, and a few other old authors. Scientism in itself is a meme, of a quasi-religious root.

With the information presented here, you are now aware in which direction they want to “nudge” us to.

I promised back in February I would delve into these topics (mimetics, cognitive warfare), and I intend to keep my word, was waiting for the right time, which is now.

A very big thank you to all supporters here and those who use KoFi =) !