Welcome to Breaking History. My name is Sean Morgan. I'm a host of the Sean Morgan Report on Amp News. I'm here with Matthew Erritt, the editor of the Canadian Patriot Review. And Matt, we're talking earlier about the meta showcase where Mark Zuckerberg showcased the latest VR headsets and the gaming and then also these new Rayban

glasses that show the augmented reality.

What they tried to do with Google Glass a decade ago, now you can just live stream your

life 24-7.

They're really rolling out this technocracy quite quickly now because Apple's launching their VR headsets for $3,500 in January.

So what are the roots of this technocracy and where do you see it headed in the near term?

Yeah, Sean, and I'm glad we were able to finally get on today.

It's going to be a short show, 30 minutes, but I'm sure we'll get through a lot. That's a great

way to start. And indeed, I just watched the same video too. The idea is to just do what Yuval

Harari had put forth in one of his world economic forms sermons not that long ago. I think most

people have seen his remarks about what do we do with the new global useless class who are

meaningless and worthless drugs and video games? And there has been a longstanding effort going back

well over a century ago to try to bring about a society which would be

complacent in illusions that would not be able to differentiate between the dream state and the

waking state. And this actually is something tackled by Plato when you go to read his

protagoras dialogues from 2,300 years ago. There's deep, deep analysis about, like, how do you

really know if you're awake or if you're dreaming? Now, Plato was somebody who was working

through his academy, was trying to organize philosopher kings, who's organizing generals against

the cults, the mystery cults of Persia, of Babylon, which had contaminated Greece in those days, and which were basically trying to

undo the reforms of great leaders like Solon, the lawgiver who had, you know, freed the

debt slaves, brought Greece out of ancient Greece out of its dark age, whereby 90% of the

population in Greece was enslaved by, as if you were in debt,

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