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00:00:41I hope someone finds this.
00:00:43No one said or did anything to stop them.
00:00:48It's too late for me.
00:00:50I was alone.
00:00:53It may not be too late for you.
00:01:02There we go.
00:01:09I don't know.
00:01:13I don't know.
00:01:16I could stop you.
00:01:16I don't know.
00:01:17I could stop you.
00:01:17I can't stop you or you can stop.
00:01:29I could go.
00:07:01I can still remember my grandma.
00:07:10I used to help her out.
00:07:18She said we didn't know it.
00:07:21She said we didn't know it.
00:07:21She said we didn't know it.
00:07:24She said soon there'd be no past.
00:07:28No history.
00:07:30She said it was the truth.
00:07:32And she didn't care who heard.
00:07:36Then one day they came for her.
00:07:40And she was gone.
00:07:46That stabbed to the heart of me.
00:07:49It silenced me.
00:07:51I never spoke again.
00:07:56I ran.
00:08:01Still running.
00:08:12Still running.
00:08:17My life's turned into one of those sci-fi comics.
00:08:20books I used to read.
00:08:23I used to read.
00:08:23I live off grid.
00:08:27My place is in shoes on the lower ground.
00:08:36There are others here.
00:08:42Survivors.
00:08:45Renegades.
00:09:00There's a tunnel up to Fragrances.
00:09:02Where the old entrance was.
00:09:08It's one of the six ways up to the surface.
00:09:40I was asked to read.
00:09:42We put three times.
00:09:48You ask half the snacks of the vehicle.
00:10:18Hey ghost. Going up? Stay safe.
00:10:24I met this guy, Jack, dumpster diving one night. It was me got him in here.
00:10:31Hey, I found an old picture you might like.
00:10:35He's got these goofy puppy dog eyes. I'll show it to you later.
00:10:39He's an AI. Stay safe.
00:10:44He listens and watches everything.
00:10:50You can't trust anyone anymore.
00:11:00When you glean up on the surface after curfew, you have to be quick.
00:11:07You avoid the dogs. You dodge the street militia.
00:11:12Okay.
00:11:14Oh, my God.
00:11:55People thought the world would end, but the world goes on.
00:12:14It's us who will end.
00:12:18We are here to comply with the order of each other to use your arrest, and it is under huge
00:12:28use of arrest, and all you need to do is return to action.
00:12:40Go home, or you will be arrested.
00:12:57Gleaning is how we get by.
00:13:00We pick over the leftovers, the broken, the rejected, anything we can use.
00:13:10Thanks, guys.
00:13:13I love it.
00:13:15Those puppy dog eyes.
00:13:17I love this hat.
00:13:19I love this hat.
00:13:22I love this hat.
00:13:45I have no mercy or compassion in me for a society that will crush
00:13:50people and then penalize them for not being able to stand up under the weight.
00:14:04How did we get here?
00:14:07How did we let this happen?
00:14:09In the late 1980s and early 1990s, you were in a moment of democratic triumph.
00:14:15We're now in a democratic recession, and it's endemic in Eastern Europe, in Western Europe,
00:14:22in the United States, India, the Philippines.
00:14:26This is a new age of impunity.
00:14:28Some countries are actually just going back to the age of elite power.
00:14:33The financial system is rocked to its foundation as top Wall Street institutions...
00:14:38If you have an economic crisis and or a refugee crisis, these demagogues rise.
00:14:45They're promising to protect you from a threat that doesn't exist.
00:14:53You have an incredibly dishonest right-wing media.
00:14:57It pushes disinformation.
00:15:00Hate and fear are being sown online across the world, spreading lies paid for with illegal cash.
00:15:10It's subversion.
00:15:15What Putin saw is he's like, holy shit, I can hack this system and then control global capitalism and politics.
00:15:28There are transnational oligarchs funding dark money think tanks and fake institutions.
00:15:35Americans for prosperity.
00:15:36Renowned Washington think tank, the Cato Institute, the Institute of Economic Affairs.
00:15:42They're lobby shops set up to influence politics on behalf of ideological billionaires and big business.
00:15:50BP, you know, corporate going to the eye, they've come to tons of our events.
00:15:55BP might say, you know, we at BP are really struggling with these regulations.
00:15:59Can you tell me why you're not going to change this minister?
00:16:02It's disrupting democracy.
00:16:05Social media has enabled the rise of these populist authoritarian-style leaders.
00:16:12We will root out the communists, Marxists, fascists, and the radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines
00:16:21of our country.
00:16:23We will make America great again.
00:16:31So you would say that white supremacist-tied publications meet a rigorous standard for fact-checking?
00:16:41Facebook's site has been used to incite violence against Rohingya refugees in Myanmar.
00:16:47Mr. Modi has driven Muslims of this country to the wall.
00:16:51I have a particular responsibility. It is to end the free movement of people once and for all.
00:16:58Europe is in the heat of a battle about the future of democracy, and Hungary is now the front line.
00:17:05It's not just Kruden and Orban.
00:17:08There's an alliance of dictatorships.
00:17:11There's no subtlety in Netanyahu's ambition to claim all the Palestinian state.
00:17:16There's a global effort by people in power to stay in power.
00:17:20They care more about maintaining power for their clique than a broader sense of common good.
00:17:40Hitler massacred 3 million Jews.
00:17:45There's 3 million Dragarius.
00:17:50I'd be happy to slaughter him.
00:17:52The volume of killing here is quite extraordinary.
00:17:56In the 80 or so days that Duterte has been in power,
00:17:59there's now been an average of somewhere between 35 and 40 police killings of drug pushers and drug users every
00:18:06day.
00:18:07So no qualms about killing killers.
00:18:10Yes, of course. I must admit that I have killed.
00:18:15I'm a journalist. This is my 37th year as a journalist.
00:18:19What's the role of journalism?
00:18:20Journalism, journalism, the mission?
00:18:22Holding power to account, public and private.
00:18:25As president, you now also defend the Constitution.
00:18:29Yes.
00:18:29You break the law. You threaten to break the law.
00:18:31You said you had killed it a year ago, right? You told me that.
00:18:34And yet, you now have the task of keeping the rule of law.
00:18:39And you said you would do that also. How do you?
00:18:41Because the rule of law, there must be failed.
00:18:43When Duterte took office, our institutions crumbled.
00:18:47He became the most powerful person within six months.
00:18:50Just because you're a journalist now, so you're exempted from assertion.
00:18:55No wrong.
00:18:56We continue doing our reporting.
00:19:19On the worst day of the violence, when murder and looting were taking place all across the city,
00:19:25we saw policemen just standing by, watching what was happening, but doing nothing to try to stop it.
00:19:34When you look back over the last month, you've been the leader of this stage through a very difficult period.
00:19:40Do you think there's anything that you should have done differently?
00:19:51He doesn't like criticism. He doesn't like criticism. He's self-obsessed. He's a megalomaniac. And I say that all the
00:19:56time.
00:19:58My name is Rana Ayoub. I'm a global opinions writer with the Washington Post.
00:20:03I'm an investigative journalist. I write stuff which the government does not like.
00:20:07Mr. Modi is going from strength to strength. He's become a leader of anti-Muslim bigots across the country.
00:20:14I spoke about the fact that here is a man who's an authoritarian, whose only politics is his prejudice of
00:20:22Muslims.
00:20:23Whose only politics is persecution of Muslims. And if this man comes to power, he's going to repeat that.
00:20:29And that's exactly what has transpired since Modi came to power in 2014.
00:20:44I believe that I'm standing up for just bearing witness. I don't even want to do anything.
00:20:49I don't want to be anybody's hero. I don't want to be put on a pedestal.
00:20:52I just wanted to speak my truth.
00:21:10They know this referendum is too close to call and are stepping up the intensity with just a week to
00:21:16go till polling day.
00:21:18What ISIS say they will use the migrant crisis to flood the continent with their jihadi terrorists, they probably mean
00:21:24it.
00:21:25There's no good fighting an election campaign on the facts.
00:21:29Now this is a once in a lifetime chance for us to take back control of our immigration system.
00:21:36Because actually it's all about emotion.
00:21:38The majority of people in this country are suffering as a result of a membership of the European Union.
00:21:43These are the same. This is the same. It needs to be true. As long as they have an issue.
00:21:47If people feel that voting doesn't change anything, then violence is the next step.
00:21:59What I, another journalist, have uncovered is that multiple crimes took place during the referendum.
00:22:05It was the biggest electoral fraud in Britain for a hundred years.
00:22:11I'm a journalist. I kind of came in to investigate a journalist accidentally. I mean, I was a feature writer.
00:22:16This is what they were posting on Facebook. Paid for with illegal cash.
00:22:21How do you hold power to account? That's all I'm trying to figure out.
00:22:25It's like, what are the different mechanisms for holding power to account?
00:22:29Because the old ways don't work anymore.
00:22:31We have no idea who saw what ads.
00:22:34Or even who placed the ads.
00:22:36Or how much money was spent.
00:22:37Or even what nationality they were.
00:22:40When I stumbled into this story,
00:22:42it was really like the scales falling away from my eyes.
00:22:45When I understood so much is actually controlled beyond the naked eye.
00:22:51If you're interested, what I'd like to do is set up something,
00:22:54and I'll fund it somehow,
00:22:57that I think, and I think you're the perfect guy,
00:22:59we help knit together this populist nationalist movement throughout the world.
00:23:02Because guys in Egypt are coming to me,
00:23:04the Modi's guys in India,
00:23:06Duterte, you know,
00:23:07and we get Orban and even think,
00:23:10and we're somehow some sort of convening authority.
00:23:13It's a global revolt.
00:23:26The game changer was the weaponization of social media.
00:23:31I got 90 hate messages per hour.
00:23:36That's when I began to realize this is really different.
00:23:40These tech companies enabled a real shift
00:23:44because exponential lies literally came at us
00:23:49so fast that our human capacity to absorb and fight back was gone.
00:23:578.5 million tweets were directed against me
00:24:01in which the language is so similar.
00:24:04Jihadi, Burqa clad, ISIS sex slave,
00:24:07you know, terrorist sympathizer.
00:24:09I personally got really targeted.
00:24:12There was this systematic harassment going on online.
00:24:16It became overwhelming.
00:24:20The weaponization of social media was quickly followed by the weaponization of the law.
00:24:25Inhumor reporters, they will be allowed to criticize us.
00:24:29But you go to jail for your crime.
00:24:32A prominent critic of Philippine president,
00:24:34Rodrigo Duterte, has been arrested.
00:24:36Maria Ressa is CEO and executive editor
00:24:38for the online news site, Backlark.
00:24:40Journalist Rana Ayoub, who's been a fierce critic of the government,
00:24:43led by Prime Minister Modi,
00:24:45has been named in a charge sheet filed by the Enforcement Directorate
00:24:48over alleged money laundering.
00:24:50Carol Cadwalader, as a result of your reporting on Brexit,
00:24:54you have been sued by a British businessman.
00:24:58This boys' club reads each other's manuals.
00:25:01Okay, what have we done?
00:25:03Minorities silenced.
00:25:04Media silenced.
00:25:06Dissenters arrested, killed.
00:25:08Social media, we have co-opted them.
00:25:10Infibition technology, we have used them.
00:25:12They all follow the same playbook.
00:25:14Now it fits.
00:25:15Now it fits how you make journalists and critics
00:25:18and activists enemies of the state.
00:25:21If you don't have facts, you can't have truth.
00:25:24Without truth, you can't have trust.
00:25:26If you don't have any of these three,
00:25:28you don't have a shared reality,
00:25:30you can't solve any, like,
00:25:33let alone existential problems like climate change,
00:25:35you can't solve any problem.
00:25:37You cannot have democracy.
00:25:41Isn't this a science fiction movie?
00:26:00Grandma read newspapers,
00:26:02watched TV news nonstop.
00:26:06She recorded everything.
00:26:08Said she was keeping the receipts.
00:26:11I didn't understand.
00:26:13I was too young.
00:26:16News disappeared,
00:26:18just like Grandma.
00:26:21Nobody noticed or cared.
00:26:38Name.
00:26:45Where were you born?
00:26:51Where in New San Francisco have you visited?
00:27:18Where in New San Francisco have you visited?
00:27:24Every day I pass the same people on my way up.
00:27:33The girl who used to sing is gone.
00:27:40It's like one by one they're turning into ghosts or grains of sand.
00:28:13There was one place.
00:28:16A secret place my grandma used to take me to.
00:28:24When I was small, I thought this was where people came to pray.
00:28:33It was a place where you could read books.
00:28:38There was special writing, too.
00:28:41About things you couldn't see.
00:28:44Where you could meet people and not be afraid they'd rat you out to the authorities.
00:29:01It's where my grandma left me everything she'd saved.
00:29:08All the memories.
00:29:12And all the recordings she'd made.
00:29:17Her receipts from her life.
00:29:19And from a long time before, too.
00:29:32I can feel people all around me.
00:29:37My parents are here.
00:29:41And my grandma, too.
00:29:45It's our memory they want to wipe out.
00:29:49Language.
00:29:51Culture.
00:29:52And history.
00:29:56And people connecting.
00:30:00People protesting.
00:30:06This is why they came for grandma.
00:30:12They said it's wrong.
00:30:16They said it's a crime.
00:30:20And I know one day they'll come for me, too.
00:30:32The event wasn't just one thing.
00:30:35It was a slow creep.
00:30:37Places we used to visit got taken over.
00:30:41Walls got built.
00:30:43Access was denied.
00:30:45And you're desperate.
00:30:47Just surviving.
00:30:50You can't see what's been taken away.
00:30:55You can't fight back.
00:30:59You can't fight back.
00:31:22You can't.
00:31:34I know.
00:31:36You can't.
00:31:37I don't know.
00:31:42All days.
00:31:44Please, criminal fraudsters.
00:32:09My grandma used to tell me how when she was a girl,
00:32:13she played with other kids in the park.
00:32:22And one by one, they stopped showing up.
00:32:28Some of them got sucked into screen images.
00:32:34Some of them got suicidal.
00:32:40Others vanished.
00:32:50Some of them got for quite a bit of a child.
00:32:57Some of them got boulevard in the middle of a fullyùrish.
00:33:00on the doors of
00:33:02the door as well. There
00:33:08is no traffic
00:33:09shooting. In the last couple.
00:33:10Yeah. I think it's
00:33:11almost low.
00:33:12We donett on cars
00:33:14I don't know.
00:33:54We are Uyghur people, historically from Central Asia, a Turkic Muslim group like Kazakhs and Uzbeks and Tatars.
00:34:04We are Sunni Muslim.
00:34:08The Chinese government always had this paranoia that the region is not safe, that Uyghurs always have the desire to
00:34:19seek independence.
00:34:20And therefore, it must use every power to make sure it is completely controlled.
00:34:29When you're looking at the World Trade Center, we understand that a plane has crashed into the World Trade Center.
00:34:36We don't know anything more than that.
00:34:37In 9-11, when Bush declared war against terror, Chinese government conveniently said, we also face the Muslim terrorists, branding
00:34:50Uyghurs as terrorists.
00:35:00This was the escalation to impose strict policies, to make it legal, to arbitrarily detain and kill wicked people.
00:35:18Then this kind of high-tech surveillance started, using cameras, facial recognition.
00:35:29They set up a working group to examine every person, every family, to check who has traveled abroad,
00:35:39who ever signed any petition, ever protested for anything.
00:35:44They categorized the entire population as normal, suspicious, and untrustworthy.
00:35:56They built the biggest reservoir of data ever collected.
00:36:08Every Uyghur aged over 12 must go to the hospital to provide health profile, DNA, fingerprints, iris scan.
00:36:32Facial recognition from various different sides of their face, and also voice recognition.
00:36:43They had to read 20 times one paragraph of newspaper, establishing bio data.
00:36:51And then the computer can automatically give a result, whether you are normal, you are suspicious, or untrustworthy.
00:37:08The Uyghurs have many of the same complaints as the Tibetans.
00:37:12They say they're discriminated against, that they're not allowed to practice their religion and culture freely.
00:37:19And they're afraid to speak in public, especially now.
00:37:23One man said to me, you talk today, and tomorrow your whole family disappears.
00:37:35Human rights campaigners say that over a million people have been interned in concentration camps in the far west province
00:37:41of Xinjiang.
00:37:45It's probably the largest internment of an ethnic or religious minority since the Holocaust.
00:37:53Those who they believe potentially are untrustworthy, not even dangerous, potentially have to go to these so-called re-education
00:38:04camps.
00:38:07They completely re-engineer them.
00:38:11So the Uyghur people were given two choices.
00:38:18You either become a Han Chinese person, or you die.
00:38:45We're on the precipice of probably the biggest revolution that the world has gone through in modern times.
00:38:54China is the blueprint.
00:38:57Because this technology is for sale.
00:39:19Israeli soldiers use facial recognition software to take photos of Palestinians in order to scan their faces into this wolf
00:39:29pack.
00:39:30Database.
00:39:31It's the latest component.
00:39:33It's the latest component, really, of a system of total surveillance of the Palestinian population.
00:39:41Israel has found a way to control millions and millions of Palestinians through surveillance technology, through weapons, through drones.
00:39:59A myriad of surveillance and repression.
00:40:02And Israel says, if you want to have good relations with us, we'll sell you this amazing technology so you
00:40:06can also surveil your dissidents and critics.
00:40:13The technology is integrated into warfare, and there are algorithms that help guide military strategy that allow for death and
00:40:20destruction among civilians.
00:40:22You're removing people from the decision-making so you don't even have any capacity to bring a perspective on whether
00:40:27or not we should drop a 2,000-pound bomb on a refugee camp.
00:40:30Let alone.
00:40:46You're developing.
00:40:46I don't want to hurt those!
00:40:46You're wasting a lot of damage on a refugee camp.
00:40:48I don't want to hurt those people, because of that.
00:40:49I don't want to hurt them.
00:40:50We'll stop.
00:40:51I don't want to hurt them.
00:40:52We won't hurt them.
00:40:57I'm not listening to them, but I love to help them.
00:40:58We'll protect them.
00:41:06The way in which we communicate and live is changing.
00:41:12The possibilities for what people in positions of power can do
00:41:16and the way that they can intrude into our lives,
00:41:19into our relationships, has all changed.
00:41:23Because we have this totalitarian architecture around us,
00:41:26you only need a change of government or change of circumstances
00:41:30before it's used in a totalitarian way, when it's too late.
00:41:55Names of relatives and associates,
00:42:02What groups or organizations do you connect with?
00:42:10Do you have contact with any illegals in America?
00:42:55I believe
00:42:57There will be a clash between those who want freedom justice and equality and those who want
00:43:06systems of exploitation
00:43:17Do you have a tea pot?
00:43:25Do you mind?
00:43:28Do you mind?
00:43:28Do you mind?
00:43:32Do you mind?
00:43:47Do you mind?
00:44:25Greek Mountain tea.
00:44:28My secret store.
00:44:37I'm surprised it still has any scent left.
00:44:42Perhaps there's still someone out there collecting it from the hills.
00:44:51Perhaps there's still hills out there.
00:44:55Perhaps there's a Greece.
00:44:58A Japan.
00:45:01If they're not both under the sea.
00:45:14There is no better teacher than adversity.
00:45:19Every defeat.
00:45:21Every heartbreak.
00:45:24Every loss.
00:45:26Contains its own seed.
00:45:33They killed the guy that said it, but it's still true.
00:45:39That's right.
00:45:43Somebody has to win.
00:45:58That's right.
00:46:04That's right.
00:46:19That's right.
00:46:21That's right.
00:46:23They came down to live with us.
00:46:25This was the last time I saw her.
00:46:27She vanished soon after.
00:46:31Happens all the time.
00:46:34that's how i know she was a true friend someone i could trust
00:46:42but it's too late now she's gone
00:46:54welcome
00:46:58wow
00:47:04there's a new set of kings that nobody voted for
00:47:07and they have more money and power than any corporation ever has
00:47:12tesla boss elon musk is now the richest person in the world with a net worth of 185 billion dollars
00:47:20facebook's got 46 billion in cash the cash flow somewhere around 10 and a half 11 billion dollars
00:47:25google's parent company alphabet surged for the full year revenue rose to nearly 75 billion dollars
00:47:31that now makes alphabet the world's most valuable company ahead of apple
00:47:35just want to jump in with some amazon numbers revenue 89 billion
00:47:41they are powerful not simply because they have all the money and the wealth but because they've
00:47:46amassed all of the information age gender ethnicity religion what car you drive what products you
00:47:52purchase in shops what churches you attend how you see the world what actually drives you how open you
00:47:58are to new experiences whether you prefer order and habits and planning in your life how social you
00:48:03are how much you tend to worry big data is an understanding of your personality
00:48:07because it's personality that drives behavior and behavior obviously influences how you vote
00:48:15these technology companies have become behavior modification systems for sale
00:48:28we are worth more when we are dead slabs of predictable human behavior than when we are as living
00:48:35breathing informed citizens of a democracy we are worth more when we are addicted outraged
00:48:40distracted polarized and disinformed than if we are living breathing free humans and citizens
00:48:48technology domesticates us into the new kind of human the last time human beings were commodified it was
00:48:56the age of industrialization and it was labor and when labor was commodified we had sweatshops we had
00:49:04factory lines we had child labor we had exploitation of our physical bodies now what's commodified is not our
00:49:15physical bodies it's our attention so what are they going to do next
00:49:34in 2017 a new ai engine got invented
00:49:39these things are generative large language multimodal models
00:49:48these models treat absolutely everything as language
00:49:58everything human beings do runs on top of language our laws
00:50:05the idea of a nation state friendships and relationships and just like ai can now transit
00:50:13between human languages you can translate between almost anything images can be treated as language
00:50:20sound becomes a language dna is just another kind of language this becomes the total decoding and
00:50:27synthesizing of reality
00:50:32these models are so sophisticated that they can actually autonomously generate anything that you might think
00:50:38is unique to human creativity or human intelligence
00:50:52it is a massive cyber security issue it's a national security issue it is a potent threat for
00:50:59geopolitics election hacking because anybody's identity can be assumed and appropriated
00:51:10there's absolutely no guardrails no laws nothing that prevents the tech from gambling on this without
00:51:18any consequences the longer nation states do not use their power to regulate artificial intelligence the
00:51:25more data and power it gets which usurps the powers of nation states this is right up front changing our
00:51:35lives
00:51:43every worker has a scanner at all times that basically tracks exactly where you're at
00:51:49what they're doing is they're producing this massive data that they are using to be able to analyze
00:51:54the entire workforce
00:51:59we're not treated as human beings we're not even treated as robots we're treated as part of the data stream
00:52:10we are now solving problems with machine learning and artificial intelligence
00:52:14that were in the realm of science fiction for the last several decades
00:52:21we are thinking about a very difficult to take people's ability to take problém
00:52:21there will come a point where no job is needed the ai will be able to do everything
00:52:31so how do we build a society where it's not just the owners of all the machines
00:52:37and they own all the wealth and then all the rest of us are kind of serfs
00:52:49the wealthy getting wealthier the poor getting poorer they i will exacerbate that and that
00:52:56i think will tear society apart because the rich will have just too much and those who
00:53:03are have-nots will have very little way of digging themselves out of the hole
00:53:13what we're looking at is a paradigm change in human communication even human evolution the
00:53:20key question is who controls the machines i am the reason opening eye exists perhaps the most
00:53:28important foundational technology of our time artificial intelligence basically there's no
00:53:33institution in the world that cannot be improved with machine learning
00:53:43if we continue giving our money to these technology corporations
00:53:50these people will have more power and wealth than the entire world and that's what the most alarming
00:53:57things ladies and gentlemen please welcome on stage peter thiel
00:54:08from a libertarian perspective the western governments are not working that well
00:54:14they're all these things they're that you know they're not uh they're not very competent peter
00:54:18thiel the most influential venture capitalist in silicon valley and as a libertarian i'm
00:54:24always sort of anti-government anti the state um but there's also been an extraordinary decline of
00:54:30competence of the of the u.s government he is ultra libertarian i mean it's like a real bring down
00:54:36the
00:54:36system ethos our system only works with uh with growth if you if you try to have a zero growth
00:54:42society
00:54:42it would represent a tremendous break from our past billionaires should be allowed to pay less in taxes
00:54:48businesses businesses should be allowed increasing freedom you know bordering on the freedom to kind
00:54:52of run the world corporations are are underrated because uh so many of these other institutions
00:54:59do not work it's one of the things that's endlessly frustrating to a lot of the uh the very successful
00:55:05people in in silicon valley he's not just the singular figure he's somebody whose ideas have proliferated
00:55:11followed following teal is sort of this path through the history of silicon valley
00:55:18it's obviously very dysfunctional to have you know mass homelessness it's very dysfunctional to
00:55:23have no law and order but if you think of it as a as a sort of inefficient redistributionist
00:55:29strategy there's a lot of it that has a certain weird perverse logic in san francisco where i lived
00:55:35for you know 15 years the homeless people were in the lower parts of town they didn't climb up
00:55:40the hills the value of the houses on the hills went up way more than the value of the houses
00:55:46on the flat parts went down and so uh you have to think of the homeless people as like this
00:55:51feature
00:55:52to increase the value of the higher end real estate in the city
00:55:58peter teal owns this company palantir a silicon valley big data company
00:56:06which has got its claws into the british government and it's infiltrating itself into the nhs
00:56:14concordance wants to fix the fragmented healthcare supply chain this new health service will be
00:56:21organized on a national scale as a public responsibility and so everyone will pay for it
00:56:26and everyone will benefit from it when you're ill you won't have to pay for it what we have in
00:56:32the nhs
00:56:32is an entire nation's medical history from cradle to the grave that is a vast data set
00:56:41at an individual level and then at a nationwide level so if you want to do anything with healthcare and
00:56:50big data it is a massive asset u.s tech firm palantir technologies has won the biggest
00:56:59it contract in the history of nhs england the company have been awarded a 330 million pound
00:57:06deal to provide ai software to bring together the data of patients it's really really important
00:57:11people are transparent with what ultimately is our data the first funding that palantir ever got was
00:57:18actually the venture capital arm of the cia and up until very recently all of its customers were the
00:57:25government this includes the department of justice department of defense department of homeland
00:57:29security immigration customs enforcement the idea that a company like that a company involved in
00:57:37surveillance in counter-terrorism in border enforcement has any place in the nhs which is ridiculous
00:57:43he's ahead of the curve and i want to thank him and he had very special back peter thale is
00:57:49a perfect
00:57:50example of a libertarian tech bro who believes that what we really need is to get away from the reins
00:57:57of
00:57:58the state and just set up some kind of free-for-all system where the billionaire ubermensch can live
00:58:04unfettered by other people we have to save this planet and we shouldn't give up a future for our
00:58:11grandchildren's grandchildren of dynamism and growth we can have both manufactured worlds
00:58:16rotated to create artificial gravity with centrifugal force these are very large structures miles on end
00:58:24and they hold a million people or more each high speed transport agricultural areas some of them would
00:58:33be more recreational you could have a recreational one that keeps zero g so that you can go flying
00:58:38these are ideal climates these are shirt sleeve environments people are going to want to live here
00:58:46techno libertarians really hoping for some kind of a techno monarchy where this group of elite tech
00:58:53bros creates the blockchain and the algorithms that automate our reality under their benevolent programming
00:59:00god-like wisdom
00:59:15it's survival of the richest because they're preparing for a civilization-threatening catastrophe
00:59:22in their lifetime the event the thermonuclear war the electromagnetic pulse the climate catastrophe the pandemic the economic revolution
00:59:36whatever it is that makes life for them unlivable
00:59:41so they're running around trying to make toys that somehow fix things
00:59:45like underground bunkers
00:59:51and rocket ships
00:59:53i want to thank every amazon employee and every amazon customer because you guys paid for all this
01:00:08it's always an ends justifies the means journey toward their better place
01:00:18and externalizing a tremendous amount of horror onto whoever isn't on board their particular thesis
01:00:26and then
01:00:54also
01:00:55you
01:00:56I don't know.
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01:03:31Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
01:03:36Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.
01:04:00Could this world and my life have been different if I'd have done something, stood up, fought
01:04:08back?
01:04:13What difference could I make on my own?
01:04:15Oh, oh, oh.
01:04:19Oh, oh.
01:04:49We are taking off our lands to give them to the devil, because I am using the evangelism that I
01:04:57am entering in our land,
01:05:01to divide our people, taking off our culture, now he wants to take off our soul.
01:05:10And that person will say to him, respect our lives, respect our territory, respect our rights, respect our past.
01:05:23We will not give our land, because we are here to fight.
01:05:36We are running faster and faster through the woods, increasingly blind, with less steering and control.
01:05:46Things are going faster and faster and faster. We no longer have a grip on time itself.
01:05:51There are geological and natural changes, there are social changes and there are technological changes.
01:05:57And I think mostly we don't feel that we are in the driving seat.
01:06:00We feel that these forces are driving us.
01:06:07Oh my god. Oh my god.
01:06:13My God!
01:06:17My God!
01:06:21Oh, my God.
01:06:25Oh, my God.
01:06:25Please stop.
01:06:26Oh, my God.
01:06:28Please through me.
01:06:30Please be out of here.
01:06:34Please, let me out of here.
01:06:35Please.
01:06:36Oh my God.
01:07:17We have known for quite some time that climate change acts as a threat multiplier for all dimensions
01:07:25of society and now we have our world on fire.
01:07:30We're losing lives, we've got infrastructure buckling.
01:07:36We should be accelerating into the energy transition now.
01:07:48We are truly in a climate emergency, it's here and now, it's not in the future.
01:07:59We have faced a lot of bad stuff in the past, wars and famines and genocides, but this
01:08:05is bigger than any other.
01:08:08If we allow dictators, billionaires and private corporations much more power, they will allow
01:08:16the planetary scale trashing of ecosystems and we will see the collapse of almost all life
01:08:25on earth.
01:08:27Our duty as people who care about other people is to oppose those who don't care about anyone
01:08:33except themselves.
01:08:34Because if we do nothing, we face mass extinction.
01:08:38people who care about their lives and the people who care about their lives.
01:09:08We are not the only one who cares about us, but we are not the only one who cares about
01:09:39I don't know.
01:10:08I don't know.
01:10:40I don't know.
01:11:16I don't know.
01:11:38I don't know.
01:11:55This is it.
01:11:57They've come for me.
01:12:01It's my turn.
01:12:13Name.
01:12:14Name.
01:12:27Name.
01:12:34Where were you born?
01:12:45Where in New San Francisco have you visited?
01:12:52Names of relatives and associates?
01:13:05What groups or organizations do you connect with?
01:13:29What is 2 plus 2?
01:13:47Which books have you read?
01:13:58Have you participated?
01:13:59Have you ever participated in a protest?
01:14:06Do you pray?
01:14:19Would you like to self-confess your crimes?
01:14:28No.
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01:14:45No.
01:14:55I really feel like we're already living in a science fiction world.
01:14:59And in this world individual will is gone.
01:15:04That's the reality we're already living in.
01:15:07No.
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01:15:50ally globally and that's where we begin to see the power shifts time is ticking
01:15:58if we do not act when we can we will lose free will that's the tipping point
01:16:07are we gonna fall off the cliff will democracy survive will fascism win
01:16:47we'll be right back
01:17:19we'll be right back
01:17:48we'll be right back
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01:18:47we'll be right back
01:19:19we'll be right back
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01:20:17we'll be right back
01:20:47we'll be right back
01:21:14we'll be right back
01:21:17do you have
01:22:07we'll be right back
01:22:39do you have
01:23:05the answer