Gregg Braden

And within a very brief period of time, we're going to be encouraged to accept technology into our bodies, chemicals in our blood, definitely RFID chips. They're already being used in Sweden right now in the industry. There was an article in Extreme, a guy, I think he had 15... RFID chips in his body, and he was bragging. He says he's never felt freer.

Because he can leave the house with no billfold, no credit card, no driver's license, and he can go to work. He puts part of his hand, and it reads, and he gets into the building. He goes to the bank. People don't understand what that RFID chip is doing to their biology and the thinking underlying that and the loss of human sovereignty when it comes to that. And these are all things to consider.

Because he can leave the house with no billfold, no credit card, no driver's license, and he can go to work. He puts part of his hand, and it reads, and he gets into the building. He goes to the bank. People don't understand what that RFID chip is doing to their biology and the thinking underlying that and the loss of human sovereignty when it comes to that. And these are all things to consider.

Because he can leave the house with no billfold, no credit card, no driver's license, and he can go to work. He puts part of his hand, and it reads, and he gets into the building. He goes to the bank. People don't understand what that RFID chip is doing to their biology and the thinking underlying that and the loss of human sovereignty when it comes to that. And these are all things to consider.

So I would never tell someone, attempt to convince or persuade anyone or tell them what to do or what not to do. I want people to be aware. of what it is that they're giving away. What does it mean to give away your humanness? And is it worth it to you to trade your humanness and your divinity for efficiency and speed of a computer chip? Or to relinquish the complexity of your immune system

So I would never tell someone, attempt to convince or persuade anyone or tell them what to do or what not to do. I want people to be aware. of what it is that they're giving away. What does it mean to give away your humanness? And is it worth it to you to trade your humanness and your divinity for efficiency and speed of a computer chip? Or to relinquish the complexity of your immune system

So I would never tell someone, attempt to convince or persuade anyone or tell them what to do or what not to do. I want people to be aware. of what it is that they're giving away. What does it mean to give away your humanness? And is it worth it to you to trade your humanness and your divinity for efficiency and speed of a computer chip? Or to relinquish the complexity of your immune system

to the efficiency of a targeted chemical that knows how to go after one contagion at the expense of losing your ability to go after other contagions at other points in your life. Is that worth it to you? We're on the three hours and I'm going to close this.

to the efficiency of a targeted chemical that knows how to go after one contagion at the expense of losing your ability to go after other contagions at other points in your life. Is that worth it to you? We're on the three hours and I'm going to close this.

to the efficiency of a targeted chemical that knows how to go after one contagion at the expense of losing your ability to go after other contagions at other points in your life. Is that worth it to you? We're on the three hours and I'm going to close this.

I think what it all comes down to, I just want to acknowledge, first of all, we've covered a lot of ground and I appreciate your willingness to go there. And I appreciate our viewers. If you're still with us after three hours, thank you. I'm sure they are. All right. I'm acknowledging that much of what we talk about is a way different way of thinking. And I want to say it is for me as well.

I think what it all comes down to, I just want to acknowledge, first of all, we've covered a lot of ground and I appreciate your willingness to go there. And I appreciate our viewers. If you're still with us after three hours, thank you. I'm sure they are. All right. I'm acknowledging that much of what we talk about is a way different way of thinking. And I want to say it is for me as well.

I think what it all comes down to, I just want to acknowledge, first of all, we've covered a lot of ground and I appreciate your willingness to go there. And I appreciate our viewers. If you're still with us after three hours, thank you. I'm sure they are. All right. I'm acknowledging that much of what we talk about is a way different way of thinking. And I want to say it is for me as well.

In a rural community in northern New Mexico, conservative community, I was never taught to think this way. But I had to be honest with myself. As a scientist, does the science support the story that I was told and it did not? And so there's a big difference between taking the science and forcing it into a preexisting idea and allowing the science to lead to the new story that it tells.

In a rural community in northern New Mexico, conservative community, I was never taught to think this way. But I had to be honest with myself. As a scientist, does the science support the story that I was told and it did not? And so there's a big difference between taking the science and forcing it into a preexisting idea and allowing the science to lead to the new story that it tells.

In a rural community in northern New Mexico, conservative community, I was never taught to think this way. But I had to be honest with myself. As a scientist, does the science support the story that I was told and it did not? And so there's a big difference between taking the science and forcing it into a preexisting idea and allowing the science to lead to the new story that it tells.

And I had to make that choice in my life. I lost credibility as a scientist when I did that, and I don't care about that. I would rather be honest with the people of this world that I love and share what I believe the story is saying than preserve some kind of credibility in an academic environment that, in my opinion, is obsolete. So I'm just acknowledging that we've covered a lot of ground.

And I had to make that choice in my life. I lost credibility as a scientist when I did that, and I don't care about that. I would rather be honest with the people of this world that I love and share what I believe the story is saying than preserve some kind of credibility in an academic environment that, in my opinion, is obsolete. So I'm just acknowledging that we've covered a lot of ground.

And I had to make that choice in my life. I lost credibility as a scientist when I did that, and I don't care about that. I would rather be honest with the people of this world that I love and share what I believe the story is saying than preserve some kind of credibility in an academic environment that, in my opinion, is obsolete. So I'm just acknowledging that we've covered a lot of ground.

What I think it comes down to is love. And that's where I want to leave this, love. Do we love ourselves enough To accept the deep truth of what it means to be human and the responsibility that comes with acknowledging our potentials and our capacities and The choices that we make in our lives in the next five years are the answer to that question It's not a verbal answer