People that ran around with, one of the original four horsemen of the apocalypse, so

to speak, which I believe was Sam Harris, Daniel Dennett, Richard Dawkins, and Christopher Hitchins.

Now I single out Christopher Hitchins because while he was an atheist, he was also a humanist.

He knew the literature, he knew biblical work, etc.

And again, he actually had a feeling for and an appreciation of humanity.

The other three are boneheads, not worthy of, how shall I say, our spit, as you put so eloquently in your broadcast, it was I think originally

aired on October 30th of 31st of 2022.

That's the one that we heard on Monday.

It's actually a broadcast that I've been looking for,

but I'm off track at this point.

When Daniel Dennett says with the risk of a pandemic of fake people,

a pandemic of fake people isn't a problem.

Problem we had with real people. A pandemic of fake people isn't a problem.

Problem we had was real people that perpetrated a fake pandemic.

You see, there's a twist.

He's worried of a pandemic of fake people that could destroy human trust.

We had real people that wanted to slaughter millions and whose concoction I believe strongly and

believe means I don't know but my belief would be that it disrupts our ability to do a lot of things.

I mean you have the effects of cancer mean you have the effects of various other

degradation but the littering of the genome was shit. I think I'm leaning

very strongly toward Thomas Sheridan's speculation that part of what

that does is disrupts our ability to really access and work with our consciousness.

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