Dr. Robert Epstein: How Big Tech’s Weaponized AI Is Flipping Elections & Manipulating Your Mind w/ Dr. Paul Alexander – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 457

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What insights does Dr. Robert Epstein offer about Big Tech's influence?

Kaleb Nation 0:00
A lot to get into today, including the tech overlords and the surveillance email system, the surveillance state. Excuse me. What is AI going to mean to all of us? Dr. Robert Epstein is here to discuss. He's a Harvard-trained psychologist. We are going to get into a lot of stuff today. I'm very interested in looking back over the last few years a little bit and getting a psychologist perspective. perspective. I'll give you the particulars on Dr. Epstein in a minute. He's got an impeccable pedigree, and we'll discuss that. And of course, Dr. Paul Alexander joins us as well. Dr. Alexander, you know well. He's an epidemiologist, former World Health Organization consultant. He has an extraordinary track record in of training.
Kaleb Nation 0:52
And he was there when all the crazy things were going down and ridiculous things were invented. And you just heard a little tape of he and I predicting the future, strangely enough. So we'll get to all of this in just a minute. Stay with us. Our laws as it pertain to substances are draconian and bizarre. The psychopath started this. He was an alcoholic because of social media and pornography, PTSD, love addiction, fentanyl and heroin. Ridiculous. I'm a doctor. Where the hell do you think I learned that? I'm just saying, you go to treatment before you kill people. I am a clinician. I observe things about these chemicals. Let's just deal with what's real. We used to get these calls on Loveline all the time.
Kaleb Nation 1:30
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Kaleb Nation 3:12
As I said, at the bottom of the hour, we'll bring Dr. Paul Alexander back in here. You can follow him at drpaulalexander.com, also his substack, which is palexander.substack.com. But first, we are going to talk to Dr. Epstein. His new congressional testimony is available at epsteintestimony.com. We're going to hear a little bit about that. Also, his... We're going to talk about the new monitoring system. You can see a review of that at AmericasDigitalShield.com. And Dr. Epstein, guidance on email surveillance. The article can be reviewed at MyPrivacyTips.com. Dr. Epstein, welcome to the program.
Robert Epstein 3:56
It's my pleasure. Nice to see you again.
Kaleb Nation 3:59
Did you see it too? He and I were together 20 years ago back when he was editor-in-chief of the Psychology Today. In fact, as I remember, you pulled that magazine out of the mothballs. Isn't that sort of how it went down?
Robert Epstein 4:14
Pretty much. I tried to get it back to its academic roots. And I had some luck, at least for four or five years. And now I think it's gone back in the other direction again, unfortunately.
Kaleb Nation 4:29
So how did you get involved in worrying about the tech overlords? We've been on this program in Google or... What do we call this? Maybe Google jail or YouTube jail a number of times because we dared to just ask certain questions. Caleb, how would you describe our censorship with YouTube without us incurring yet another transgression? Is there a way of describing it in your mind?

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