Tucker Carlson

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Yeah, well, I think you've answered the question in the back of my mind since you began speaking, which is why aren't you the most famous living philosopher in Britain, as you should be.

And you aren't because you are committing the sin you just described by asking questions, pointing a finger to the cause of the problems and not just hyperventilating about the problems themselves, as I did, for example, on Fox News for so long.

So congratulations to you.

Shame on me.

But notice, you know, who had a higher paying job.

So I guess that kind of you're making your point.

Or I'm admitting that your point is true.

It is true to my shame.

It does seem like the final bet, though, of the organizers of the system, the maintainers of the system, the stewards of our system is technology, is supercomputing AI.

And the point of that, I'm starting to sense, is coercion.

Like, it doesn't matter whether you agree with a system or like it.

When the control grid is in place, you have to obey.

If I could just ask a question about motive.

So you said at the outset that the design of the system

was to create sameness, uniformity globally as a standard, a universal standard in belief, in economy, in culture.

And that's obviously worked.

But what was the motive behind that?

Why would anyone or any group of people want that, do you think?