Aldous Huxley interviewed by Mike Wallace : 1958 (Full)

Aldous Huxley shares his visions and fears for this brave new world.

[@jtetrfs5367]

This interview was, of course, conducted back in a time when people still spoke in complete, coherent sentences.

[@dougdownunder5622]

And listened to an answer rather than talking over.

[@simonestreeter1518]

I was just thinking how articulate Huxley was in this. It was beautiful.

[@fusion9619]

You guys are nuts. That was the most inarticulate speech I've ever heard

[@heartsfear9216]

@@fusion9619 calling the speech of the guy who wrote brave new world "inarticulate" without some kind of evidence is simply malicious and ignorant and shows your true character, only a laymen would do that.

[@fusion9619]

@@heartsfear9216 did you even listen to this thing? The evidence is up there, after you hit the play button.

[@timbimjim514]

Remarkable that we must listen to an interview from 1958 to understand what's happening in 2021.

[@sykorose1966]

What is truly remarkable is that all that you are beginning to see now (thank the creator for blessing you with true vision) has bin happening since before Aldous Huxley. Only now it is that more people are beginning to wake up to this truth, the reason for this awakening is the failure on the elites behalf to stick with the story they initially tried to sell and to dupe the world with something we know to be false. They made it alot easier to see through the charade because of this mistake. Which in turn has people doing their own research and having their own "professional" opinion on a subject without being told what there opinion should be. This is creating a huge duality amongst the world right now with people just waking up to this truth and not being able to manage there feelings on this monumental subject of control and then to be able to engage with those not able to see the truth in a more positive way by understanding that sleeping individuals position of thought since we have all been in their shoes thinking what they thought was right at some point in time.

[@timbimjim514]

@@sykorose1966 Good point.

[@timbimjim514]

@mystyclpork GFY

[@alforliniteaching5670]

Truth . We see little action today as yesterday to stop it.

[@TheAngeliaMusic]

@@sykorose1966 beautifully written.

[@cinderbeserk]

"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance." Absolutely brilliant.

[@vhawk1951kl]

that is certainly true in freedom, without which there can be no freedom whatsoever, and of course in freedom is freedom from identification with the functions, and men (human beings) are such slaves to their functions and identification with their ffunctions

[@patrickbuglass973]

Exactly what the lion's share is not...

[@MK-jc6us]

Too generic to be of any use. Kind of statement much loved by US politicians and propagandists. Interestingly, Huxley avoids any direct criticism to capitalism itself, at the same time he criticizes consumerism and population growth (which are basically the same - you cannot have economics of scale without a reasonably large population and integrated global markets). So his sole "concrete" suggestion is to have centralised car industry and a descentralised textile industry which is in full contradiction with the basic fundaments of capitalism and the way it works. But yes, to acknowledge that is probably "too Marxist" to Mr. Huxley and the journo. He was either omitting his true intents or he was simply ignorant on Political Economy.

[@mrsteve170]

This is a special thought.

[@msgoodrich]

Thomas Jefferson allegedly said that exact quote long before Huxley.

[@JohnnyF71]

Fascinating interview. What most people in our society don't realise is that global corporate and political power relies on us all feeling inadequate and unhappy with ourselves. This is why wealth gaps are so useful to large companies. Advertising is their reminder to us that we're either not good enough or don't have enough to be fulfilled. It creates envy and longing, neither of which feed the sense of self positively.

[@RobertaJLong]

Well said✌🏼

[@TheWhiteWolf2077]

What most people don’t k ow is Aldous Huxley and his brother..eugenics/evolutionary biologist and first UN Director are in on it with the Tavistock institute.

[@TheWhiteWolf2077]

That’s how he was able to predict so much because he knew the playbook.

[@rickmcentee9204]

If people are stupid enough to fall for advertising they deserve what they get

[@alaia-awakened]

Brilliant comment. More please.

[@nontologicalbeing]

Hard to believe that slow, deep, nuanced conversations like this were once normally broadcast on tv

[@monkeys50000]

Why I don’t watch tv anymore. News channels don’t have the patience to broadcast interviews like this one unless there’s a commercial break every 3 minutes and the conversation is scripted.

[@askjdog]

Now these conversations are on 'alt media', podcasts, and the so called Intellectual Dark Web (shadow banned channels).

[@akrossmann1631]

@@monkeys50000 try reading! 🧚‍♀️

[@motomarty8269]

I recently re-read A Brave New World after thirty years. What I found shocking was how prescient was his post-release commentary about the course of humanity. Nearly everything that he foresaw happening in society is.

[@paulweaver9979]

Read John Brunner's "The sheep look up" & "1984" too! It's startling to what's happening with this vybrid/ pandemic and our world now! ...and when you see the date's these book's were written!!! Wishing all my fellow/ fellowette fellowlander's well and ☮️ with what's upon us! 👍-♎⚖️. Mr. P.W. Colorado USA/ 8-13-2021

[@nightowl6260]

Observe how Mile Wallace, a journalist, is filmed from behind and not the focus of the interview. What a contrast to the talking heads and news "commentators" (more performers than journalists) today. In current times the interviewer is the celebrity/personality focused upon, rather than the expert being interviewed.

[@immaculatesquid]

Peter Robinson is a great interviewer.

[@matthewlamp3088]

Wow, that's very perceptive. I wouldn't have even noticed that had l not read your comment....Interesting! Thanks

[@alanmangan424]

Totally agree with you Particularly here in Ireland A long time ago a newsreader here called Don Cockburn said We (journalists) must remember that We are not or should we be the News Do not try draw attention to Yourself Its exactly opposite of that today

[@SamvedIyer]

@@immaculatesquid I concur; I cherish his interviews with Thomas Sowell in particular.

[@xnycgrl]

And notice how son Chris Wallace is not a journalist now but part of the propaganda machine

[@rns69]

Thank you so much for posting this extremely important interview. Astonishing how prescient Huxley and Orwell were.

[@jasonwright8546]

Well, he wasn't guessing. His brother, Julian, was one of the first directors at the U.N., and the President of the British Eugenics Society. Aldous admitted that the world put forward in Brave New World were not his creation, but rather the plans the powerful had for the world. He merely penned them down with his own flourish.

[@newvisionbrian]

@@jasonwright8546 indeed! The totalitarianism of Huxley was like a warm blanket offered to Mankind in contrast to the cold blanket of totalitarianism penned by Orwell. Formally, these functioned as guard rails for the Sheeple to "agree" upon.

[@Nlang1969]

He predicted the Brandon regime perfectly

[@Johnconno]

Hardly, they were at the centre and from the elite.

[@user-vr6io5xb9e]

Only they both failed to name the real culprit behind the plan. Communism, fascism and all the rest are just convenient tools for the cult who’s desperate to control to humanity at any cost.

[@MarcusHardyDJDirtyOne]

We live in so many dystopian nightmares all at once. Men like Huxley were way ahead of the curve.

[@timm_3r]

It's a mix of Robocop and The Running Man.

[@MarcusHardyDJDirtyOne]

@@timm_3r Demolition Man, 1984, Soylant Green. Soon it'll be Blade Runner.

[@annag5541]

Absolutely so. So many, we don't know where to look or what to think about first

[@oogway73]

He in tandem with his hidden aristocracy created the curve of what is taking place currently. He's wasn't a prophet, he was a designer. -Eugenicism equates to population engineering.

[@lauraswann5543]

Men like Huxley planned it. So did Huxley.

[@crustycobs2669]

As you watch this Google is tracking your viewing history, creating a profile about you, targeting you with ads, keeping track of your location, storing your comments for analysis. Huxley was right.

[@halasimov1362]

Choosing all allowed thought for the ruling class

[@halasimov1362]

Rory O'Donnell Famous propaganda statement from the Nazi agent Himler. How did that work out for people?

[@ultimaleopardi9373]

@Rory O'Donnell what is it with jews and caps lock?

[@jerrysanders9101]

Rory O'Donnell you’re kidding right? I think you’re serious in which case, go to hell you naive moronic fool. You are far too brainwashed to even try to educate.

[@LifeOnceLived]

Rory O'Donnell you are a moron it’s called privacy what don’t you understand boot licker!!!

[@BIFFY425]

This is quite odd but last year as a kind of experiment I lived homeless for 4 months while still working full time. Joined a 24h gym for showers, clothes washed at laundrettes and kept things i needed in my car. Saved a ton of money avoiding london rent prices and I noticed in myself that because i wasnt watching tv anymore and was rarely using computers that brands and stuff generally lost its power over me. I didnt lust after gadgets or cars anymore. I just saw it all as 'things' that i clearly didnt need. It totally lost its power over me and i hadnt even realised that it did have a power over me in the first place!

[@Hoops590]

i lived like that for 4 months as well in san diego

[@mysticaltyger2009]

One by one, people are waking up!

[@magedabuldahab7481]

I lived for 2 years in a minimalism, after that i quit my job as a lecturer in the university, i give some private lectures in homes every now and then but i stopped working 8 hour jobs altogether. Its humiliating to my spirit, people turn to zombies by this paradigm

[@averat84]

Yet here you are, making a KZbin comment! /sarcasm

[@paradoxward2533]

@Biffy425 I did the same once, but longer, like a year. biggest thing that I noticed is that even after I finally moved into a new place, i still wanted to be outside all of the time.

[@ashraybhartia4607]

This must be the first time I've ever seen an interview with an actual conversation instead of chaotic arguments having no real agenda or purpose.

[@teslaandhumanity7383]

Cabal agenda possibly

[@JB-db4gf]

They're actually coming back in style thanks to podcasts. Lex Fridman, Joe Rogan, to name only a few.

[@avalerie4467]

It used to be the norm

[@richprimo3494]

This guy's supposed to be so brilliant when it's OBVIOUS that he jumped into a time machine, traveled to 2022 to observe the U.S., and then traveled back to his own time. You're not fooling me, Dr. Huxley.

[@fortybelow1973]

The US Supreme Court decisions June 2022 sure seem to support the predictions of A Huxley. Scary.

[@joeriley2643]

@@fortybelow1973 WHAT?

[@rubytuesday7653]

@@fortybelow1973 🥀right on............

[@arouse6140]

😂 Thanks. A laughing break is just what I needed.

[@jkoblivion4175]

hehe..smart comment.

[@zriter59escritor33]

Alan Watts on Huxley: "He was such a magnificent conversationalist that once, while I was having lunch with him in a San Francisco restaurant, all those at the adjoining tables fell silent to listen to him."

[@hansOrf]

Cunning linguists on acid are all seen as superior intellects, i find that most strange.

[@billjones8503]

A genius no doubt, but could talk easily for all to understand. Just listening to this interview of course.

[@billjones8503]

@@hansOrf Didn't do acid every moment, I would think anyway.

[@criztu]

@@billjones8503 well this interview is propaganda and manipulation, but how could I explain this to you, if you can't figure out for yourself? what Huxley is doing is called predictive programming. that bit with "communists are the only highly organized party in those poor countries" gives him away.

[@R4hdoo07]

People seldom bother to look behind the skin of firs 2 layers

[@johnvaughan7096]

Incredible foresightful mind - "imagine television promoting the same message hour after hour, day after day".

[@steveperreira5850]

And what a SAP Mike Wallace is. Not quite a dummy, and certainly not an intellect of the higher order. He sucks in all the propaganda about how well The Soviet union is doing. His son Chris Wallace is even dumber. Regression to the mean. But you still get the Plum job if you are one of the chosen people.

[@jenkitching43]

'Programmes' on tell-a-vision! Hmm imagine 24/7 message about an alleged pandemic.

[@lydiamalinovic9402]

not imagining any more ,living it unfortunately

[@tinarodriguez9397]

Television does promote the same message hour after hour..on different channels, news anchors, same topic every time..and people are drawn in to the tv; hypnotized almost to hear what they choose to tell us

[@johnkruck1]

the only difference is these days the cable news channels don't even try and hide the fact they're pushing straight up propaganda for a political party. people are just so ignorant they can't realize it. or they're so scared of the world they convince themselves to believe they're "on the right team." The normal mind these days is so freaking warped.

[@beckyraskin8928]

It's stunning that Mr Huxley could describe our current "corporate insanity" so long ago and so precisely. He's magnificent. Of course, he did write Brave New World, so it's more than a little scary (or should be).

[@antielfimationleague231]

Yep it is exactly corporate insanity. Currently it's woke propaganda infecting every aspect of society. It's the WEF exerting it's control over corporations through ESG funds as evidenced by all the logos changing for pride month.

[@jeffmiller3499]

He was given the playbook 50 years before. Id hope he knew what's going on

[@marcgoodman4228]

It would seem that people like him are not wanted They whoever they are like the dumbing-down of this country Instead of having children reach higher they seem to reach lower

[@Name-sg9ii]

Just hasn’t happen yet

[@jayakumarkaarikuzhy4713]

In the late 70's when I was studying for graduation I happened to see a paper'back edition of Brave New World at a bookstore and bought it. I am still having this book ( pages shredding if opened carelessly) and which is enough for me to remember Aldous Huxley- a great writer!

[@Nithael_]

“You’re being persuaded below the level of choice and reason”. Spot on.

[@phillipholmes5206]

Talking to my wife, or sister, seems like talking to blind children nowadays. They just can't seem to see that they are brainwashed and are just repeating the speal that the media spews out.

[@lora97006]

@@phillipholmes5206 You are not alone friend...if you find a way through...share the secret far & wide. We need all the help we can get. I've seen a meme that read "If you've ever wondered whether you, your family, or friends would have complied during 1930's Germany, now you know". It is crazy that so many have forgotten this history!

[@thebakedtaco2879]

@@lora97006 The optimist in me believes that people around the world can be “awakened” through the simplification of what can be considered to be abstract concepts relating to the reality of the dystopian world we all live in. The process of simplifying these ideas, however, has yet to be done in a manner that can allow these concepts to “go mainstream” to the point where the entire world has no choice but to accept the dark reality we live in. Only then will real, positive change see the light of day, in my opinion.

[@LG-dj9qr]

@@lora97006 or may have never learned modern history. The dismantling of Civic Studies in conservative states and learning how basic government works

[@lora97006]

@@thebakedtaco2879 That sounds reasonable in theory. Do you have an idea of what that may look like on mainstream? I'd love to start that discussion & help make it happen. It is truly amazing the brainwashing that has been done. I was once under that spell, but I've always known that something wasnt "right". Heard an operative say that it takes them 72 hours or less to brainwash someone. Wonder how long it would take to undo that version & replace it with truth? Its impossible for some people to even stop & consider, let alone believe. Growing up I recall family saying "Don't believe everything you see & hear in the news" or "Government isn't your friend". Same people today willing to sever lifelong ties to protect msm narrative (and comfort bubble) when someone that loves them simply wanting to present them factual information for them to consider. But still What gets me is that People won't trust their family that has done countless hours of research but they'll trust the people that they've said not to trust since I was little.

[@Goldpenny1]

"Medical science has made such tremendous progress that there is hardly a healthy human left." Aldous Huxley

[@joejones9520]

we live longer and healthier than we ever have. Before modern times every moment was a roll of the dice for everyone, there was virtually no treatment or cure for anything.

[@Goldpenny1]

@@joejones9520 Western Medicine is run by a large drug cartel called Big Pharma...your doctor will most likely never recommend a simple healthy solution as opposed to their strictly controlled drugs.

[@joejones9520]

@@Goldpenny1 statistics will strongly prove that whatever anyone thinks of modern medicine, it is working incredibly well at keeping people alive and healthy compared to all of human history before the early to mid 20th century.

[@Goldpenny1]

@@joejones9520 I can agree with you somewhat because the population is the proof, it's just that doctors do not care as much with so many patients - so they are able to pay for their malpractice insurance. The Hell care industry is rearing its ugly head lately showing their true colors

[@groggs321]

@@joejones9520 watch for sudden deaths on the rise and infertility exploding in the next 12 months and then come back and preach about statistics! Lies, damn lies and statistics 🤥

[@Patrick-xo4fq]

"The passion for power is one of the most moving passions that exists"

[@justaguy6100]

He was predicting social media. He couldn't conceive of how or what it would look like or be implemented, but he knew it, in some nebulous form, was coming.

[@tatongsrg]

Imagine showing him tinder.

[@cocochocookiedough]

❤❤❤

[@jwjeieikwnwwn]

He was rather predicting the hyperconnectedness of society.

[@Vashti0825]

People are so utterly confused at this point, that they don't even know they're already living in this "brave new world".

[@alforliniteaching5670]

Very bright view ,madaam.

[@alforliniteaching5670]

@@cviiilxxii2436 No they don't. They are lost.

[@alforliniteaching5670]

@Lefty Kneelers lefty is silly. Now run along now.

[@edforeman6401]

especially Trumplicans

[@Vashti0825]

@@edforeman6401 WTF? Did you listen to this at all, or did you go straight to comments so you could post an idiotic, irrelevant statement? Nevermind.. why bother. State facts, read a book.

[@vegasjim2254]

Huxley nails it. If you didn't know this is 1958 you would think he's talking about today.

[@daithiocinnsealach3173]

No, he was wrong about over population.

[@1speed2racer7]

@@daithiocinnsealach3173 How was he wrong about overpopulation?

[@jesusislukeskywalker4294]

overpopulation psyop is another mason trick to have us all working like chinese factory slaves. evidently moon landings were faked too. people need to wake up. and that ain't even half of what's been going on..

[@daithiocinnsealach3173]

@@jesusislukeskywalker4294 The evidence for such claims is always lacking. Always relies on hearsay.

[@TheG3animal]

HE WAS WRONG about population.....do you listen????

[@DAP-TV]

A great interview, indeed. Huxley had a great mind and Wallace was a master interviewer.

[@bogusmogus9551]

The present and future as he foresaw terrifies me. He was so right

[@noahway13]

He had such foresight. Amazing. Even people today don't grasp it. It is creeping in with social media and opening our soul to the internet. It know what we like to watch, what we order for delivery, what news/propaganda we blindly ingest, what porn we watch, the hours we keep, our IQ level, etc

[@wewerekings]

This aged exceptionally well. Absolutely brilliant.

[@mariofox8377]

Yeah! So much happiness. I love that.

[@anthonytaccona5169]

Agreeed and it’s insanely relevant

[@youtubesuresuckscock]

What are you talking about? It's aged like milk. Overpopulation is proving to not even be an issue. Population is dropping off as nations industrialize.

[@lindasue8719]

@@youtubesuresuckscock can I come live on your planet?

[@tonimidnite1611]

I was 3 years old when this news cast aired I remember the old black and white Zenith .Amazing some of the responses I can feel the level of age they are and the brain washing feel like 10 year increments this last 10 year cycle feels the cruelest

[@SoulShurpa]

The one thing we have learned from History is, We Don't learn from History. ✌

[@jenkitching43]

Yep. Supermarket has just told a man with a muzzle exemption that he must wear a yellow sticker and called the police when he refused. A YEĹOW marker to marginalize and mark him out! Wow!

[@markusmaximus6636]

@Midnight Philosopher security called on me just the other day. The world has lost its minds

[@Heavywall70]

@Midnight Philosopher It’s especially bad when it’s a spouse or partner. My girlfriend and her son have gone in lockstep with all ridiculous covid protocols

[@mariaprieto6679]

Stand on Zanzibar

[@Eugoogelizer]

History does not repeat itself. Men do.

[@sheilaallen1748]

I've long loved the novels of Huxley and of George Orwell. Maybe "genius" is another word for prophet. And I have trusted Mike Wallace since I first became aware of his reports in the 1960s. This post is very affirming for my self-confidence in my own cognitive awareness. Thank you! 🎉

[@liljes34]

Mike Wallace advertised cigarettes and tried to shut down UFO talk. Why would you trust him?

[@FrightfulMusician]

What a brilliant man. Good interview. So grateful that someone posted this for everyone's benefit!

[@TheDionysianFields]

"...all these new devices are extremely efficient instruments for the imposition of power by small groups over larger masses" Just wow.

[@larafox66]

those/we all large masses should be aware of their power and fight for our rights!

[@Spence77]

Wow is an understatement.

[@k.dickie8972]

And they have far more tools at their disposal since Mr. Huxley wrote his book. Too bad so many have dismissed "Brave New World" and "1984" as works of fiction, rather than the look into the future that they are proving to be.

[@transporterIII]

I can tell by your handle your lamp is on, keep this interview handy when trying to light others.

[@jenkitching43]

And he said how people would be made to love their own servitude. "You will own nothing and you will be happy". WEF 2021 during PLANdemic. As you say, wow, just wow!

[@Flyanb]

When was the last time you heard an intelligent conversation like this for this kind of time on American network TV?

[@gussstavo]

Or any tv around the world...im from argentina and live in italy, theres no substantial difference really...

[@MsHeartIsArt]

I have. Because I seek it out. You’re not a robot. Use your will.

[@oldmancannabis3026]

This is why Joe Rogan believes his podcast is so popular and I agree. People crave deep conversations between intelligent people not just fluff interviews.

[@Flyanb]

V. F. B. I agree you can find it but in general the media as a whole seems to have gotten louder and less intelligent. It is getting harder and harder to find on network TV. I love NPR, even as a moderate conservative I can’t tolerate the idiots on Fox. There is no balance at all. If they try to understand the other side it’s only so they can burn them instead of engaging in collaborative, productive conversation. I miss this that’s all.

[@stephenoneill2844]

Disband the CIA and we will be FREE

[@TooLooze]

Orwell, Huxley, and Toffler predicted the present almost flawlessly.

[@teslaandhumanity7383]

It’s called channeling lots of authors confess to this .

[@SuppersReady8880]

Don't forget Jacques Ellul, his books on Technology and on Propaganda were very influential back in the 50's to 80's.

[@seasonedbeefs]

Fact is that everyone has predicted it.

[@TooLooze]

@@seasonedbeefs Quasimodo predicted that👀

[@NATUROPATHEMARSEILLE]

Knowing now what is the idea of it we are there

[@davidkotze4140]

Aldous said it like it is a long time ago....brilliant man !!

[@Mozoleum27]

"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance." -Alduous Huxley

[@jemhoare2105]

Or this guy en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Philpot_Curran#Quotations

[@picasso114]

@@jemhoare2105 Yes, that's correct. And Thomas Jefferson

[@GrassPossum]

He refers to this quote, he isn't coining it. It has been attributed to others but Huxley was British educated so probably knew he was quoting Leonard H. Courtney. He explains in his own words then mentions the quote as an aside if one watches closely.

[@GrassPossum]

@@picasso114 Leonard H. Courtney

[@Mozoleum27]

@@GrassPossum indeed, thanx for the info either way.

[@5Gazto]

Profoundly intelligent, articulate man, far ahead of his time.

[@TheMarshmelloKing]

On the contrary, he was perfectly with his time. It's more like people have regressed, and couldn't even fathom something like this being aired on tv today.

[@garrettbrickey5400]

@@TheMarshmelloKing came to say the same, but you said it better!

[@SamvedIyer]

I especially like reading his essays. The man certainly had great command of language.

[@marksharman8029]

No, he was just in time. Our understanding and conduct was, and remains, behind the times. We still fail to comprehend the issues of today.

[@roycraig3236]

He was an advocate of LSD Mescaline (Peyote) Mushrooms etc He wrote books on the subject and was very much a pioneer amongst the intellectual group who believed in the mind expanding properties of LSD I see that his intellect had him seeing the problems we were facing long before they had developed into the dangerous situation that we are going thru right now

[@ZackNWU1988]

This interview should have been played out in front of every students in every school. To us nowadays , everything Huxley said and explained in the interview is happening and we are the participants . Using his own words, " It is terribly important for us to realize what is happening around us every day and every minute ! " So far we are just individuals controlled by the higher societies and organizations of a bigger network around the world.

[@RavenRaven-se6lr]

Dumb down Education system want happen

[@antielfimationleague231]

They're even trying to prefect the artificial womb. We're so close.

[@justaguy-69]

kids in school would not understand this kind of talking, especially college age kids.

[@justuskennethpratt6154]

@@justaguy-69whatever dude

[@tugbutker1951]

Fascinating how classic minds have timeless ideas.

[@exlibrisross]

If Mr. Huxley looked at September 2020 he would quite rightly think that he had dreadfully underestimated the horror. Blessings ever from Belfast, Northern Ireland.

[@maria610421]

Trump knows of this HOAX hence why he never wear a mask, because the whole thing is a HOAX, invented to depopulate the world. I wore the Mask for 8 hours for 8 days and on the 8th day the dust off the Maskn and the germ particles made me so sick lead to vomiting and diorea. Contaminated dust off the mask had more germs and more dangerous than this fictious disease the criminal elite invented. Boris Johnson said, our future our Britain our Destiny, and behind the seens he is speaking about a NWO, a OWO, a Dictatership, a Police state, Global tyranny, Fascism. How can we trust our alleged leaders, who say one thing for the TV and propaganda news. Why so they sensor the News jfk warned about before they killed him. I better watch my back.

[@hopsta5628]

@@maria610421 Bahahahaha, you reality denying tRumpanzees are hilarious, keep chugging the Kool Aid like a good little minion.

[@badvlad8421]

He knew the plan. His brother, an eugenist, was at the head of the UNESCO responsable of the depopulation plan.

[@antoniosiguenza576]

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[@mhtbfecsq1]

I don't think he underestimated it, I think he fully understood and far more than even people these days understand, even though its happening right in front of them. That's the scary thing.

[@Santu2409]

"Medical science has made such tremendous progress that there is hardly a healthy human left." (Aldous Huxley)

[@itzenormous]

Medical science for profit is antithetical to the greater designs of medicine.

[@adisaavedra]

Hahahaha. Word, Aldous. Word.

[@wakeywakey8603]

Google medical feces transplants. This is what man made science has come to. Smh

[@christophersurnname9967]

Big G Haywood okay so what do you suggest? Medical science funded by charity? Or government bureaucrats paid for by taxes? Non-profits are extremely slow moving and ineffective, same with government. Also, you realise it costs billions to bring a drug to market right? You could easily spend $1 billion to find out a particular drug won’t work. You expect rich ppl to just pony up and pay for all this?

[@TheLeadpepper]

@@christophersurnname9967 Since when! scientists do not loaf around waiting for the football!! These are industrious people who discover for the love of discovery and will work their nuts off for pennies!! Your argument falls down when a comparison is made between the super powers of the USSR and North America ! their space programs and military programs went head to head for 40 odd years and the USSR only lost because the North Americans had control and interests close ties with far more of the worlds advanced nations than the USSR. The USSR held up many smaller weaker nations while we in the west with the dollar supplied the USA with the excess they needed!! And no we don't expect the rich to pay for it! Why would you conflate the un paid taxes and natural monopoly's with that!!

[@nickmoore3542]

This is such an amazing interview and such an amazing man and person I recommend everybody read this book and also the doors of perception which Huxley also wrote

[@DylanFowler]

That book proves he really was a true genius.

[@cfwintner1]

Mike Wallace reminds us of the era when broadcasters were literate, intelligent people. Compare this interview to any conducted by his son. This may reflect more of a change in audience expectations which increasingly includes conflict and controversy. Most of the American audience today, unaware of how propagandized we've become, would not understand Huxley's words.

[@MFK1967]

Chris Wallace wasn’t bad - especially compared to the rest of fox

[@junkscience6397]

@@MFK1967 Chris Wallace is Rubbish. If it weren't for nepotism in "infotainment", he'd be a nobody.

[@High_Priest_Jonko]

Some of the questions Wallace asks are totally loaded, but at least they sound smart. And the question "Do you believe freedom is necessary?" is absurd but at least it prompted an interesting response from Huxley regarding the USSR.

[@jimcarter6669]

Most of the media has always been closet globalists. Even back then. It was very very subtle.

[@nitasheehan2704]

I remember when I read "Brave New World" in early 60s, I thought it could never happen. It is upon us.

[@risseldyrosseldy910]

With legalized drugs to keep us pacified & loopy , then "Operation Mockingbird" to tell us lies, or, completely ,hide the facts ,we don't stand much of a chance.

[@jessewolf6806]

Just re-read Brave New World and 1984. ‘84 in particular is being played out in real time almost line by line thanks to the woke -actually asleep- miscreants.

[@nitasheehan2704]

@@jessewolf6806 I read 1984 around the same time as Brave New World. I was young, and the significance of those and even Solzhenitsin (sp?) later, while making a great impression, it is today when actually confronting this evil that I truly understand.

[@Kyle-sg4rm]

The conspiracy is a conspiracy...

[@ronton10able]

Brave New World is the New World Order. And the pandemic is being used to Usher it in

[@timprescott4634]

Wallace allows the interviewee to work through ENTIRE thought processes with NO interruptions. Amazing that I find this amazing. Huxley could never be interviewed by anyone today.

[@lennycook206]

To be fair, today's interviewer has a pot of celebs that are vacuous and selling their brand. I'm sure if someone as lofty as a Huxley were to be interviewed, the novelty of such an interview would intimidate and probably would be allowed to "talk" unlike say a cast member from the latest big TV hit. Example : whenever a show books someone like Stephen Fry. They definitely give respect and fascination to the obvious intellect and sit back and allow him to talk more freely, it is sadly a rarity. I'd imagine this interviewer didn't always have minds of Huxleys parallel.

[@govindaanand2284]

SO RIGHT. --"LET'S FIGHT. "

[@BlazeOfGlory742]

Agreed. No matter what network.

[@kevinohare3011]

True

[@shuffman8094]

His own son included.

[@delilahbrock7266]

OMG was he ever spot on about the misuse of technologies! I wonder what he would think of our world now.

[@KarrieDreammind5]

This is such an extremely interesting interview! This man is a genius way ahead of his time! Such accurate predictions for the future. I bet he would have found it very interesting to live through covid times and witness what he predicted way back then being pushed to unfold today. Also loved the final conclusion/question posed by the host at the very end. If Mr. Huxley were still alive today, the answer to the question would have sadly been: yes.

[@giftofthewild6665]

Covid times were much more like the future Orwell envisioned, with the state controlling everything people did and using phones to track people's movements and contact with others.

[@jleo5898]

"You're being persuaded (to vote for someone) below the level of choice and reason." This was 1958. Holy shit.

[@cooleyballs1]

One word...Biden..

[@janzacharias3680]

@@cooleyballs1 three words: Biden and Trump

[@cooleyballs1]

@@janzacharias3680 2 words...no choice

[@ChaserTree]

youtube realityzone- The Grand Design by G Edward Griffin (1968) More Deadly Than War (Communist Revolution In America) by G Edward Griffin (1969) The Quigley Formula (CFR) by G Edward Griffin

[@spimeminister]

From 1917 a lecture search "changes in humanitys make-up" it says word for word that one day they will use a vaxine to make us NOT think in terms of soul or spirit. Its the first link on duck duck go

[@kingdomfor1]

The saddest thing about this interview, is most people will not watch it, I nearly didn't. So glad I did.

[@jeremydow1432]

I only did because Michaela Foster worked part time at New World and I added a comment on stuff sport. Been disparaged last several decades but seems spot on now. Television now is celebrity nobodies : television producers should do this stuff, or maybe they noe their audience, and we're the only ones left, who appreciate other. I suppose you can't have a quiet coherent white man talking : loud clashing colours rule.

[@carlfreyer7632]

Same here. I almost didn't watch but I did. People perish for lack of knowledge. Strange ride we're galloping into. The 4 Horsemen grinding their miserable teeth.

[@natureba1977]

Sad is seeing now in 2023 that nobody I know has read the book!

[@eliearama]

Thank you for sharing this interview with us. It’s a pleasure to listen to Aldous Huxley sharing his thoughts and ideas.

[@kevinmichaelcallihansr5053]

So much the better. Each time I listen, the operative words of a civil society jump out at me in a good way. Thank you kindly whoever you might be, grappling these episodes into what is pertinent today. Knowledge with reasoning among men of integrity is never dated. The beauty of it all being #history.

[@McLKeith]

“You’re being persuaded below the level of choice and reason” is brilliant.

[@bensonbrett30]

Where in the interview is it?

[@namewithheld9716]

But then he says they target the unconscious. How can something unconscious be targeted? What they are targeting are the emotions.

[@KeldorDAntrell]

@@namewithheld9716 No, the unconscious mind would be targetted. For example, subliminal messages are an example of how a particular idea can be implanted into the mind of an audience by unconscious inculcation i.e. the audience sees and/or hears the message without knowing it on a conscious level and this happens repeatedly until the implanted idea starts to influence the behaviour of the subject. Emotions are somewhat mysterious phenomena that are usually but not always connected to conscious experiences e.g. a person listens to some music they enjoy and this causes them to feel pleasure. To influence emotions then would first require some contact with the subject's mind from which one would expect certain emotional responses e.g. if one could implant subconscious ideas of horror, death, plague and other unpleasant things one might expect this to eventually cause an emotional response such as sadness which may ultimately cause depression. My point here being that emotions are one step away from the mind, so to speak such that if targetting emotions *is* the goal, the mind would still have to be targetted first.

[@geraldwalsh756]

@@namewithheld9716 It's so obviously the Trump doctrine. And the Nixon doctrine before him. Appeal to people's fears. The fear of the minority. Law and order. Doesn't have to be based on fact. They go for primitive tribalism.

[@Nrgheal]

@@namewithheld9716 Easily, its subliminal advertising

[@HeltonMoraes]

I love his tone, the way he makes clear that these are his thoughts without trying to make anyone thing that this is an authoritative truth. It is not always like that with people at that level of inteligence and accomplishment.

[@jheisonhernandez6013]

you are right, if voice is a very beatiful connection

[@kimberlys.t.7206]

I was thinking the same thing. Intelligence with Grace how lovely .

[@cathyedwards3861]

That's because he wasn't trying to persuade anyone to think like him; he was counting on the audience to use their own ability to critically think!!!

[@richardhall5489]

He also seemed to be above using the approach of presenting himself as a victim and then reducing the argument to a simple either / or choice. I suspect this is one of the reasons why he was criticising advertising agencies.

[@vhawk1951kl]

That's good breeding for you, breeding is half the battle.

[@brendanlea3605]

The sort of society he was referring to at the end of this interview with an extremely wealthy class enjoying material excess and an underclass with very little is exactly were we have gone in the last 50 years.

[@josefigueiredo8022]

The days when people were capable of thinking for themselves in analytical and with genuine integrity. They were aware of history and the present in order to make a rational assessment of the future that faced them.

[@dailydonkeysaltydabs6056]

If Huxley were alive today, he would NOT have a voice at all in mainstream Media.

[@Paul_Marek]

Beyond my Purview - totally agree. The censorship occurring now is the negative use of the technology he’s talking about. Censorship is the strongest form of propaganda.

[@myeffulgenthairyballssay9358]

Censorship only works if folk don't realise something is missing. Otherwise it's a fail. George R R Martin expressed it OK via Tyrion Lannister:- "When you tear out a man's tongue, you are not proving him a liar. You're only telling the world that you fear what he might say."

[@sunglassshinpan1352]

He'd be banned from "socialist media" too!

[@michael-md1ox]

Of course he would! He's a Huxley! He was a member of these very elite circles he fearfully speaks of in this talk

[@KeldorDAntrell]

How come he was allowed a voice in the mainstream media in his time?

[@alexspec1772]

People addicted to games, social media and streaming channels is also a drug. They spend their lives far from reality in a matrix like environment.

[@MrDcpishere]

what do you have to spend your time at then? Reading books? Cleaning your kitchen? Most people I know are very happy and have balanced live, so they seem spending their time well.

[@1ceb0xcfbl]

@@MrDcpishere I don't think that's what Alex wanted to say. If you ever played video games you will notice that after a while the world around you disappears. If you move from games to social media to streaming then you are in a constant, dream state or matrix like environment or in other words, you become alienated of the world you live in and you start to not care.

[@MrDcpishere]

@@1ceb0xcfbl yes, maybe, for some people. But people commenting on this video act as if we live in a dictatorship and they are the only people being enlightened. I think they overreact and beleive they are smarter than they really are. I'm a big fan of Huxley and Orwell, but saying our world is like the ones they describe is plain wrong.

[@MrDcpishere]

@@1ceb0xcfbl but I should have replied to another comment, as Alex's one is maybe the most sensible. Have a nice day

[@1ceb0xcfbl]

@@MrDcpishere You too sir.

[@artemmandrob]

"Children are much more suggestible than adults." Wow, what progress we have made! Now the adults and children are neck to neck in the suggestibility sweepstakes.

[@jwjeieikwnwwn]

I once looked at a document, where it said that generation z was more conservative than generation x

[@rolotomassi9806]

Thank You for sharing… please continue to upload and share this video. All Americans need to see this and do some critical thinking!

[@mirandadh4297]

This man is a genius! Can't believe this is still allowed to be played!!!

[@craigseganti8999]

Yes considering KZbin’s dedication to censorship

[@Happyhippy70]

He's in on it, genius my butt. This is where they say it, and you're supposed to believe it. Manifestation, better start thinking something else eh.

[@kevinjames3958]

What Is your definition of genius? If you consider genius as in criminally insane, then I agree. These luciferians are completely black inside, completely wicked and serving their father the devil. God said to go forth and populate to the planet... Satan pushes to depopulate the planet, and not in a pleasant way.

[@christabrown5247]

The vast majority don't care enough to pay any attention is most likely the reason why. Sad.

[@lincolncolt3183]

@@kevinjames3958 do you actually believe what you just posted? I cannot believe somebody would actually post something like that with a sane mind. Brainwashed indoctrinated Sheeple

[@Theo-Edward]

He explained big tech in a nutshell

[@Demention94]

Big tech is the new word for big brother. Same thing in my opinion.

[@stephentaylor3037]

Questions asked and fully articulated answers spoken with slow and deliberate delivery allowed for responses. Fast forward to todays ambush style media. Amazing interview.

[@MarsMellow84]

I'm convinced Huxley is either a psychic or had a time machine. This interview gives me chills.

[@ricardosavagestrike]

He was one of the engineers of the process. His books and interviews were such as a chess master playing with a child and asking the child question about the their moves on the table.

[@kelvinyogi8493]

@@ricardosavagestrike Are you Brazilian? Your name seem to be from Brazil.

[@vincitomniaveritas8491]

GotoJayDyer'schannel.

[@ricardosavagestrike]

@@kelvinyogi8493 Yes, unfortunately lol

[@kelvinyogi8493]

@@ricardosavagestrike Me too, that's why I wrote seem no lugar de seems. Hahaha...

[@dbencic]

His brother Julian was accredited as the father of transhumanism and worked for the Tavistock institute (focus-behavioral science). Their grandfather was part of the original eugenics movement in England and known as the Darwin’s bulldog. That’s how Aldous knew of what was coming- not just a work of fiction or a wild guess -his work is based on factual evidence of what was being researched, developed and implemented behind closed doors (via established ngo’s , regulatory institutions and academia). Today’s madness is basically a case of a slowly cooked frog 🐸 - all by design!

[@philosophie8744]

💯 truth… he knew what was happening his brave new world was not a warning it’s a blue print

[@alexisfelizzola4649]

Well said

[@StopBaizuo]

Just like Orwell. Part of the game so he had the informations to write the book

[@gruntersadel3220]

@Nicki Elmore the result? You are now being watched and can be cancelled out of supporting yourself. But the end result is a totalitarian regime with communism as its head. You Will own nothing and you Will be happy. But you Will not be happy, but probably Medicated bc you hate what the world has become. What do they want? Suffering.

[@dynolandsculptor1967]

@Nicki Elmore I would say Societal breakdown at many levels that ultimately warrant a very powerful world dictator (possibly of dark angelic and human mingling origin)

[@oscargt23]

I am so happy I am not the only one watching an interview that is so old...yet I am so intrigued! Glad I am not the only one. This is really good.

[@barrywhittle6696]

You would be surprised how many people watch these things.

[@edwardwood3778]

One very good novel that ranks with the best of them is "Point Counterpoint " by Huxley. I think it should be required reading for all graduating Highschool Seniors. It is in the same class as "Vanity Fair". Huxley is vastly underrated.

[@lauracartegni8363]

Nice to hear is such a lovely caring innovation. I don't think it would be ad

[@rachelmacaskill5806]

@VeteranCape 🤣🤣🤣

[@saltpeter7429]

I believe Huxley was once required high school reading. As was Shakespeare. Not when I graduated just over 20 years ago, you wouldn't believe the socio- sensitive books we read in place of the classics. I could see what was happening for years, I am sad for the generation of children that will inherit this.

[@neal_rigga90]

Watching in 2023...I'm now worried, extremely worried.

[@joekrebs964]

Very eloquent and well thought out, unlike most interviews today.

[@andyetheridge]

i’m 53 and read this book in my second year at secondary, at the time we were like “no way”

[@mitchellschleede569]

Have read his novel, "Island"?

[@christabrown5247]

I bet you and your classmates are just in total shock to be seeing it unfolding so quickly right in front of us all, and in your lifetime. My classmates and I had to read about the animal farm. That one is quite relatable as well.

[@jillpruett3444]

"Way !"

[@craigpoer]

I'm. 52. It is amazing how many freedoms that I had, that my kids don't even know they have lost.

[@davidburrows4801]

@@craigpoer good statement and true, exactly the same reason the commies seek to destroy history.

[@maggielandow2686]

He is correct in his thoughts that we would become willing slaves, like sheep, this is exactly what has happened in America today.

[@adrianelliott3126]

Yes Maggie

[@beachlife9527]

Sad but true

[@jenkitching43]

The sheep are loving their muzzles parading their slave symbol like a fashion statement. They even embrace the restriction on their natural right to breathe. Wow!

[@jenkitching43]

@@creatingcalm4408 UK has become bad.

[@allpraisetothemosthigh7770]

@@jenkitching43 it’s disgusting.

[@thelatearthurmorgan6158]

Make sure you get your kids to watch this interview. I'm afraid when us older folks are gone no one will ever know that we were at one point relatively free.

[@sigmasix3719]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂only the wealthy and privileged have any degree of freedom now or then this is the cause and the problem. Society has to be ordered and there has and will always be top dogs in positions to exploit everyone else. This is the whole point of the capitalism you are paradoxically in fact complaining about 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹🤔🤔🤔🤔😆😆😆😆

[@thelatearthurmorgan6158]

@@sigmasix3719 th epoint of capitalism is not to exploit people or to divide the people. The point is to give everyone equal opportunity under the law because things that grow organically are better than things that grow mechanically. Commies think there would be a utopia if only everyone would give up all their individual liberty. It's slavery and it always leads to genocide. Absolute power corrupts absolutely.

[@machwal4464]

Wow.. glad this came across my feed. Incredible. I'm sure Huxley would look around and say, "Yes, quite as I expected. Right on track."

[@steveperreira5850]

Here in the year 2021, we see the full affect of Aldous Huxley‘s prediction that media influence would predominate and overwhelm the sensibilities of ordinary people, influencing their irrational, emotional frailings.

[@ThisGuy0903]

Quite the opposite really, in 2021 we have the most diversified sources of media. Not only we are all interconnected, but we can also watch historical interviews, like the one you've just watched. Back in the 50s this was impossible obviously. You only knew as much as what your only TV was broadcasting at the time. People living in remote villages with no access to TV were victims of having to blindly believe whatever the next person told them, since they had no devices to research and either confirm or refuse one's tale. Maybe today's problem is that our source of information is TOO diversified. We are bombarded with different news and conflicting opinions, creating anxiety and paranoia in the most gullible minds. At least this is my opinion.

[@JohnSmith-ds7oi]

@@ThisGuy0903 You're lying. You obviously don't believe any of that. You love all the censorship.

[@ThisGuy0903]

@@JohnSmith-ds7oi yeah buddy, whatever you need to tell yourself.

[@efraingomezperez4375]

Aldous Huxley gives us a concept of the future consequences of communication systems

[@rob-yt9di]

@@JohnSmith-ds7oi yup u r right only got to realise that MSM are political propaganda and other independents are censored by those behind the MSM to realise how bad it is getting!! Choice is one thing but most people don't exercise that choice and are integrated into the 'group think'...!

[@MrShockotaco]

Jesus...this is one of the most profound interviews in modern history

[@aneev609]

One of my favorite authors. So well spoken, such respect and humility and a whole lot of prophecies that the interviewer didn't think ever would happen in the US...

[@crazydave951]

A conversation like this could never happen on MSM today.

[@shaunivory5090]

Can't help having the creepy feeling that the wrong people listened to this genius and the right people scoffed.

[@usernamehere2124]

This is something I’ve often wondered. It wouldn’t surprise me to know that powerful people use works like Huxley’s to shape the world around them because of the raw truth that Huxley provides into the mindset of people. The only difference between fact and science fiction like this, is a bit of time.

[@engineeredtruths8935]

@@usernamehere2124 check out the channel Thoughts on Thinking (gnostic channel) and DayzOfNoah (christian channel) about Huxley and Wells etc. They are knew what was coming and telling the people.

[@buddymoore6504]

same with Orwell

[@vermili0n]

The “wrong people” already know about all of this. They’ve been ruling and controlling the masses for all of time. Look back at all major civilizations in history and you’ll see they were run by narcissistic, power hungry, violent, greedy, terrible rulers. Very rarely are there good people in high positions of power because they are a threat, and all the other evil people kill them off because they see the threat they bring to to their power and wealth. And then you have evil people always scheming to kill and take over, then they succeed and either are in power or put their own cronies who they can control into power... this too happens to this very day look at usa and the Middle East. They got rig of Saddam, Gaddafi, they are trying with Iran and Syria now... if people don’t fall in line with the NWO they start an uprising of rebels, arm and train them, spread propaganda like “he’s using gas on his own civilians!!!” Then they get the public against them, they fund these coups all over the globe. And it’s not just the usa, it’s whoever is at the top. Whoever is NWO top guys... the crown council of 13, the committee of 300, the Illuminati, the world monarch.

[@mightyea]

Bill Clinton liked him.

[@deborahraeihle2063]

Just incredible. Here we are as this man had spoken 60 years ago.

[@lynnwilson2615]

Wow Once upon a time, people could actually speak and have coherent conversations. AMAZING!

[@carolking6355]

A brilliant man and so forward thinking.

[@RadulovicDragan]

The best interview of my lifetime. I'm 65.

[@BIgBass255]

Do you think young people are smart enough to find and understand this important message?.

[@RadulovicDragan]

@@BIgBass255 Ah, it's a mystifying business indeed.

[@VinceC1991]

29 here just discovered him and he’s amazing I’m picking up his brave new world book up today

[@kenster1682]

But it's also only the third interview you've watched.

[@victorwilson4138]

Ditto, I'm 73. There are still men with his wisdom out there but in books they write, not foolish social media.

[@ez209]

"all that it's needed is money and a candidate that can be coached in to looking sincere."

[@wendygvozdich3187]

That’s where Obama stepped in

[@guyfuntyme6050]

@@wendygvozdich3187 more like ronald McReagan.

[@GH-xy4zz]

Joseph Biden

[@GameOver-jp1uf]

It’s most all of them 😰

[@paulhuschilt9373]

@@GH-xy4zz look at canada 🇨🇦

[@jonsnow1123]

Uncanny. I had to ask myself, "Is this AI?" Because it absolutely seems to be occurring in front of our eyes exactly as he described.

[@WastingTime1878]

What a splendid interview this was. Two elite men, having the most educated and educational exchange.

[@aarontbradley1]

No one can say we weren't warned

[@johannelatour8295]

I feel that was his job... to put the truth in plain sight... as fiction.

[@danndann6994]

🎯

[@Plisko1]

I just read Brave New World while helping my daughter with a school project. Something I noticed that I haven't heard mentioned much is how well it also predicted reality show celebrity and mindless fans.

[@NikolayTach]

This man is a great writer, philosopher, sociologist and lover. RIP Aldous

[@artytomparis]

Great interview. Shared!

[@SrTequlia]

Mr. Huxley provides timeless insight into the price and value of freedom.

[@24gmj2010]

"...a candidate who can be coached to look sincere..." So true!

[@alexisfelizzola4649]

Who's doing the coaching is the question

[@antielfimationleague231]

@@alexisfelizzola4649 corporations, hedge funds, the WEF and banks. Big money and technocrats will become tomorrow's world controllers. 95% of new legislation is new corporate law(loopholes). They're not concerned with making our lives better.

[@tamashumi7961]

Those who are in positions of power, influence and wealth most of their lifetime or even over multiple generations. Which aren't elected politicians, obviously.

[@exjazzer]

Thank you!

[@mariapelayo7317]

What a great treat to listen to him speak. I encourage people to read Mr. Huxley's prophetic book Brave New World.

[@ozbowsmitty101]

It's strange to me that the interviewer is letting his guest talk. I'm so used to the hosts talking over and arguing with guests.

[@nathanelder5285]

Including his own son, Chris Wallace.

[@hacgarimman9660]

Not watching the right debates then. We have just as much respect in acedemia today than ever

[@alienteknology5390]

Yes true. And it's all sound bytes now.

[@TravelCostaRicaNOW]

we didn't listen then and we're not listening now. We will get what we deserve.

[@roelvinckens5553]

@@davejackson1281 "Please, save this beautiful planet from religion and its inhabitants from immature behaviour" might take you a bit further.

[@brianviera9539]

Why would we have listened to this piece oh shit? Overpopulation?

[@ginawhoever9734]

Isn't it Beautiful? Wanna hear another Joke Murraayyy?

[@GoldandAppel]

Yeah it's wayyyyy to late!

[@roelvinckens5553]

@@brianviera9539 That "piece of shit" has more humanity, intelligence and sensibility in his nose hair than you, your sad ancestry and your hopefully nonexistent offspring bound together.

[@menekse1]

thank you for posting this viideo..it is valid now

[@markberman6708]

Loved reading his work and studying him.

[@mattg8431]

Love the opening shot when Mike puts down his cigarette. Those were the times....

[@lamichiganr326]

*The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."* -Aldous Huxley

[@modernmystictv1]

Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty” American Abolitionist and liberal activist Wendell Phillips in a speech on January 28, 1852. Huxley is what we call well educated and he learned that quotation/speech in college.

[@lloyddavies2166]

😂 aldous said that at the exact time I read your comment.

[@bojankotur4613]

Wing Commander IV..

[@dannymack9636]

Were is the eternal vigilant then, totally suppressed by computer algorithms, death to the demon algorythem.

[@mstalcup]

If the price of freedom is eternal vigilance, it's important to note that the word "freedom" can never be absolute.

[@annediss8706]

Thank you for posting this, so interesting! In addition to Brave New World and Orwell’s 1984, I’d also recommend Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451. I think a lot of the YA dystopic fiction feeds into this too.

[@rebornkingofthule7067]

Not at all

[@rebornkingofthule7067]

Ban social impact bonds crypto an esg Tech is an abomination

[@rebornkingofthule7067]

Come to $PLX attack there shadow banks

[@William-the-Guy]

What a great interview. Subscribed.

[@drdirk2]

Aldous Huxley correctly predicted that we'd have so much information available to us that the truth would be lost in a sea of irrelevance causing us to be reduced to passivity and egotism e.g cognitive dissonance.

[@larrygoldstein3481]

The bloody internet

[@appointmentnow6255]

Incredible intellect.

[@drdirk2]

@@appointmentnow6255 thanks! Aldous Huxley wasn't too short on intellect himself! Lol seriously though I've read replies in the past that sought to denigrate Huxley all because he experimented with LSD. As if Huxley and all the other great minds of the mid 20th century were the same as the Timothy Leary Dead Heads of 60s & 70s. BTW Here's an interesting article if you'd like to check it out. “The Rise of Fascism in a Brave New Digital World” by Jeff Einstein link.medium.com/XIGjQ7XZMbb

[@beginization]

A country with 330 million would make hard to be on the same page as the highest ratings at fox is only 3 million so where are they getting the same news as other citizens are.

[@beginization]

A country with 330 million would make hard to be on the same page as the highest ratings at fox is only 3 million so where are the other 327 million getting the same news as other citizens are.

[@daddyebzy]

7:19 when he said what he feels MOST STRONGLY ABOUT, he meant by the comment beginning at 7:19 was that you're being driven away from your passions by not doing what you REALLY want to be doing because you're IMMERSED in a new technology SO MUCH that you've become complacent to what you're truly passionate about...

[@aogm720401]

Perhaps, nobody back then, would have guessed he was writing the future.

[@grebulon9558]

Wow! How prescient was this guy! What he is talking about in 1958: this is coming true in 2023. Right now!