Gregg Braden

The policies are being written, as you and I are having this conversation. The policies are already in place. And some of those policies now are being made into law. And that law, just the way we have lobbyists for oil and gas industry and pharmaceutical industry, there are now lobbyists.

lobbying for these sustainable development goals in the US Congress and in the European Union, that's what changes everything. These are unelected officials. We didn't ask them to represent us and we didn't ask them to what their ideas are for a better world. They have assumed this position through the use of their own or misuse of their own power.

lobbying for these sustainable development goals in the US Congress and in the European Union, that's what changes everything. These are unelected officials. We didn't ask them to represent us and we didn't ask them to what their ideas are for a better world. They have assumed this position through the use of their own or misuse of their own power.

lobbying for these sustainable development goals in the US Congress and in the European Union, that's what changes everything. These are unelected officials. We didn't ask them to represent us and we didn't ask them to what their ideas are for a better world. They have assumed this position through the use of their own or misuse of their own power.

And now these policies are being imposed upon us. And the insidious thing is it is done so slick. The marketing is so slick and sexy. I know what's happening and I'm still in awe when I see the YouTube videos You know, commercials making this stuff look so sexy. For example, they're targeting young people.

And now these policies are being imposed upon us. And the insidious thing is it is done so slick. The marketing is so slick and sexy. I know what's happening and I'm still in awe when I see the YouTube videos You know, commercials making this stuff look so sexy. For example, they're targeting young people.

And now these policies are being imposed upon us. And the insidious thing is it is done so slick. The marketing is so slick and sexy. I know what's happening and I'm still in awe when I see the YouTube videos You know, commercials making this stuff look so sexy. For example, they're targeting young people.

You can put a computer chip in your brain, and with no wires, you can communicate with your keyboard and play all your video games, and a young person is going to say, sweet, you know, let me see if I've got this straight. I can play... I can play my video games and never touch the keyboard. And they say, yeah, yeah, you can do that. Well, who doesn't want that?

You can put a computer chip in your brain, and with no wires, you can communicate with your keyboard and play all your video games, and a young person is going to say, sweet, you know, let me see if I've got this straight. I can play... I can play my video games and never touch the keyboard. And they say, yeah, yeah, you can do that. Well, who doesn't want that?

You can put a computer chip in your brain, and with no wires, you can communicate with your keyboard and play all your video games, and a young person is going to say, sweet, you know, let me see if I've got this straight. I can play... I can play my video games and never touch the keyboard. And they say, yeah, yeah, you can do that. Well, who doesn't want that?

Because they've never been taught what the price is they're paying.

Because they've never been taught what the price is they're paying.

Because they've never been taught what the price is they're paying.

Well, we know from the laboratory experiments, the horrible things that happened to the primates that were used to develop the technology that Neuralink, for example, has been reluctant. They did come forward. They're reluctant because it's not what they want to emphasize. But the horrible things that happened to those primates to get to that point where it is now, FDA has just licensed it.

Well, we know from the laboratory experiments, the horrible things that happened to the primates that were used to develop the technology that Neuralink, for example, has been reluctant. They did come forward. They're reluctant because it's not what they want to emphasize. But the horrible things that happened to those primates to get to that point where it is now, FDA has just licensed it.

Well, we know from the laboratory experiments, the horrible things that happened to the primates that were used to develop the technology that Neuralink, for example, has been reluctant. They did come forward. They're reluctant because it's not what they want to emphasize. But the horrible things that happened to those primates to get to that point where it is now, FDA has just licensed it.

These computer chips for use in the human brain. Now, there's a flip side to all this. And there always is. I love technology outside my body. And I respect technology. And I respect AI. And I think if we harness the technology, it can lead us to amazing places without giving our power and our biology and our lives away to this.

These computer chips for use in the human brain. Now, there's a flip side to all this. And there always is. I love technology outside my body. And I respect technology. And I respect AI. And I think if we harness the technology, it can lead us to amazing places without giving our power and our biology and our lives away to this.

These computer chips for use in the human brain. Now, there's a flip side to all this. And there always is. I love technology outside my body. And I respect technology. And I respect AI. And I think if we harness the technology, it can lead us to amazing places without giving our power and our biology and our lives away to this.

Let me give you an example. I mean, this is a beautiful thing. A Neuralink chip for a man or woman who have given their lives in service to the battlefield of Afghanistan or Iraq and been blown to pieces, but are still alive to do that. And if they come home with only one arm or one leg or no legs, what a beautiful thing to take a robotic technology