Well, howdy, there internet people? Let's bow again. So today we're going to talk about how your brain works and some of the wilder, let's just call them theories that are floating around out there.

When you look at a cloud and you see a bunny or a face or you see it in smoke or in a pattern in the texture on the

wall are you actually seeing a bunny? No you're not. Your brain is seeking out a pattern. It's trying to make sense of it. It's what your

brain does. It's designed to do that. It makes you feel more comfortable to be able to identify something. It makes

you more comfortable to understand what you're dealing with, to be able to see that. So that's what's happening. That's where a lot of

these theories are coming from. People are trying to bring order out of the chaos to make themselves feel more comfortable.

That's why there's a lot of variation in the theories themselves, in their starting points. You know, it was this, it was that, it was these people, it was those people.

It doesn't matter.

Because we're going to skip over all of that.

We're going to go to the main plot point.

The main point that everybody's kind of agreeing on.

This was all designed to usher in a new authoritarian rule.

Cool.

Let's just talk about that for a second.

The string pullers of the world, those Ivy League individuals, these are generally pretty smart people that get named in these things.

Their plan to usher in authoritarian measures was to create a situation in which they have

normalized wearing masks and gloves everywhere you go because it's much easier to control people when you can't

identify them.

They've created a situation in which half the country is stocking up on food, medicine,

water, a lot of them guns and ammo.

All of the stuff you would need to maintain or fight back in the event of a authoritarian rule.

It's not looking so good.

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