People Have Changed... (Alchemically Altered)

And most of you have probably noticed

this as well that humans have changed

and not for the better. I can see it a

lot with the facial expressions. Most

people have a flat or dull effect now.

This is probably due to the use of

smartphones and as well as other things

we'll get into. There's a lot of factors

involved in this. Smartphones are

definitely the big shift, but it's also

an alchemical change as well,

energetically,

spiritually,

and chemically due to all the nasty

things that people are consuming in the

food and the water. For me, it's really

the smartphone. We're heading in towards

a Wall-E society more and more every

day. Wall-E, I think, was the best

predictive programming

piece of cinema we've had in the last

few years. I guess it's over a decade

now. We're really headed towards

something very much approximating

Wall-E. I think that's the best one.

Like Idiocracy and Wall-E were the two

most powerful predictive programming

pieces of media. But yeah, people are

smashing themselves in the face with

hammers because this is this is the

world we're heading towards. They're

just adapting to the world. They're

seeing the patterns around them and

formulating solutions to it. And one of

the solutions happens to be hitting

yourself in the face with a hammer.

According to them, it's always the

individuals and the youth being blame.

But if we look at the boomers for

instance, the the wall I'm going to

start calling the wall generation

because according to a lot of sources

and data, they're actually the they are

the iPad kids. They are the iPad

generation. They're the ones gawking at

their iPads longer than anybody else per

day. And I see it too. Boomers at the

Boomer pad. Boomers are obsessed with

their iPads. They never look away. and

they are becoming wallally. You know,

Gen Z might become idiocracy and ouch my

balls, but it's the zoo, the boomers who

are becoming the wall-ally. So, we're

living living in a hybrid civilization

where the youth is idiocracy and the

elderly is Wall-E. I mean, you can blame

technology

and technology is part of the problem,

but it's really the cultural ways in

which we use technology.

It's like a fouian bargain. It has been

like I I love the internet. I love what

it's done for my life. I love all the

people and all the things and all

everything I've discovered through it

and all the awesome media and memories.

But there it's it also has amplified the

bad things in life too. So this media

technology that we live in is like an

amplifying effect on reality. Now we're

living in a hyper reality where

everything is just has been upped the

ante for better or for worse. And now

we're kind of trapped in this. And you

know, it used to be fun back in the day

in the '9s at the you have to kind of

play phone tag. Where's Where's Billy?

Oh, he's at the skate park. Okay. Well,

you know, you go to his house. And now

it Oh, man. You know, none of that none

of that happens anymore. I don't think I

think that's just gone. I think it's

just it's no longer the case and it's

undeniable now, you know, to the fact

that the world actually dead end in 2012

and now we live in a new reality. And

it's it's tough for a lot of people to

adapt

because

the the difference between the 70s and

the '9s isn't really that much of a

difference. even the 70s to the year

2000. If you look back now, sure they

had distinct flavors, but it wasn't like

absurd transition

to the fact now it's like we're living

in a different dimension and and it's

hard to kind of to to translate that

into a new way of living. I think that's

why millennials are seen as super cringe

because we've had such a stark

transition compared to Gen X and boomers

did when they were trying to, you know,

when they were navigating their

timelines. Our timeline drastically

shifted when we were like 25,

20 to 30 basically like our 20s was

massive upheaval and so but the zoomers

kind of grew up in that new world. So,

they were already adapted to it, but we

had um we were having like a massive

stark contrast with the before and after

of the smartphone

and we're and we had to navigate that

through like a vulnerable time in our

lives when we're in our like 20s still

trying to figure out our life. So, I

think that's why we we're seen as weird.

I've seen this one clip of this like

haunted millennial demon who's like he's

wearing, you know, the millennial get up

and listening to stomp clap ho music and

he's hunting people down and kidnapping

them. And it's actually terrifying.

It's actually terrifying, but that's how

we're perceived, which is you can either

either get offended by it or just laugh

at it because it's just like Yeah. I

mean, that's actually how we're

perceived.

You then you look at the chemical

reasons why people are different. Okay.

Fluoride is a big one. They're really um

going back against fluoride. Now, I've

noticed a couple articles coming out

saying, "Oh, actually fluoride's fine.

You're just hecking weird for believing

that it could be harmful." But fluoride

isn't even used in European countries.

Okay? So, and if you go to Europe,

there's a lot of things that feel

different about that place. even though

they have the exact same access to food

or access to internet and access to

technology, but it still feels a bit

more organic in a way. And now it's

coming out, like I've been talking about

this for years now, but now it's coming

out that their food isn't poison. And

obviously their water is probably a lot

healthier, too. Probably not perfect.

That's still you'd still want to purify

it, but the fact that it's not being

fluorated and you know the Germans are

like health nuts really like you don't

think that they would know. You don't

think the Germans and the Danes and the

Dutch and the Scandies are going to be

like they're clean freaks. You don't

think they're going to like know why

would why wouldn't why they would be all

over it if they were afraid of their

water. they would be all over it. The

food is bad. It's really poisonous. I

think that's having I think it's getting

worse.

You know, we're supposed to be making

America healthy again.

And

the problem is everybody has a different

definition of what healthy is and what

creates health. Every like that's

another thing with the internet.

Everybody has a different idea of what's

healthy, who's natty, who's not. So,

it's this guy could be pumped full of

boine growth hormone and look

immaculate, but you don't know because

they're on something. They're on these

like magical peptides everyone's

injecting their eyeballs now. So,

everyone's becoming a zombie. People are

not even looking like people are are

gawking at their phones and they're

crossing the street. People are gawking

at their phones while they're getting

assaulted in the street. And as they're

getting assaulted, they're still looking

at their phones.

It's insane. Like people are just

they're tethered. And then I have to

make sure that when I go to bed cuz I

I'm a grug, too. I'm I'm no better. I'm

not grandstanding here. I have to make

sure my phone is not in my room when I

go to sleep because I'm gonna be

watching

millennial horror demons hunt people on

reals

because I I'm I'm still a human being