What we're sitting on right now is the precipice of what the world economic

forum in Klaus Schwab calls the fourth industrial revolution. And this is

something that no one voted on. The citizens weren't asked what they wanted to

how they wanted to take part in this. This is kind of being foisted upon us. And

their players in this space like Elon Musk. He's the CEO of Tesla, also co-founder of

Neuralink. We have you all for a horary. He's a W E F advisor, a professor of

history. Let's take a look at what the people in this space are talking about.

Just in case you haven't seen it. Take a listen.

You're working to build basically an interface to the brain. Yeah. Electro to

neuron interface at a micro level. Okay, what is it? Like I'm gonna have like a

plug in my head that's gonna fit into a hard drive like our house. Yeah, yeah,

chip at a bunch of tiny wires. This would be implanted surgically. And it would

do what could you input? Could you download Jim? Mm-hmm. Yes. The long term

aspect of Neuralink was would be to achieve as symbiosis with artificial

intelligence. What we've seen so far, its corporations and governments collecting

data about where we go, who we meet, what movies we watch. The next phase is

surveillance going under our skin. COVID is critical because this is what

convinces people to accept to legitimize total biometric surveillance. One of

the things that I think is so essential to free and open societies is freedom of

thought. And up until now the conversation we've been having is around freedom

of speech. Once we can access people's thoughts and access people's emotion, we

have to create a space that enables people to think freely. I mean the idea of

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