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To: srmanuel; RoosterRedux
"In Aldous Huxley’s book”Brave New World” people were allowed and encouraged to take Soma a drug to make dealing with the world easier."

Huxley was looking forward to our own time when Christianity and the offer of life eternal in Paradise restored had finally disappeared from the hearts of men and women with the consequence that fear of death would fill men's hearts with dread and terror. Thus, Soma would make life easier by allowing people to forget the approach of death.

In our own time, WEF guru Yuval Hariri has recommended the widespread use of psychedelic drugs to make life easier for the great numbers of useless people... made useless by technology and Artificial Intelligence. Having said that, he now wants a mass extinction event to deal with the useless people problem.

16 posted on 12/04/2022 3:44:53 AM PST by spirited irish ( )
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To: spirited irish
I have watched Yuval Hariri videos but can't remember exactly where he discussed an "elimination" event (for useless people).

Do you have a link or can you remember where you heard/saw a discussion of it?

19 posted on 12/04/2022 3:59:36 AM PST by RoosterRedux
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To: spirited irish

WEF guru Yuval Hariri ...ping


21 posted on 12/04/2022 4:00:24 AM PST by dennisw ("You don't have to like it. You just have to do it")
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To: spirited irish

It wouldn’t surprise me if whatever drug Yuval Harin wants people to take, that it speeds up the odds of death imperceptibly so that nobody links the death with the drug.


22 posted on 12/04/2022 4:00:36 AM PST by Jonty30 (You can't spell liberal without the a-hole. )
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