Aldous Huxley - The Ultimate Revolution 'Brave New World' (Berkeley Speech 1962)

[@setto53770]

Enjoy this while you're still allowed to listen to it.

[@arothwell1937]

Its been here a year. And around for half a century. Could you be wrong in your forecast?

[@setto53770]

+Alan Rothwell I didn't really mean this specific upload of it. Half a century doesn't seem too long a time either, really.

[@tchristian04]

If Huxley is right you should say "enjoy it while you still want to listen to it." Not many still still do...which is a prediction of his that has come true

[@ninjahflighttaktiks1467]

A large portion of the population is on medication that dulls the senses and the intellect, Abilify is given out freely to whoever is fooled enough to take the poison, just as huxley predicted the population is being fooled into numbing themselves into submission because they have been convinced that they have mental disorders that may or may not be legitimately in need of medication. I dare say that nobody is need of such a dangerous and ineffective drug as Abilify. The music that is considered popular now is, for the most part, what we might call lacking in intellectual prowess.... THE WORLD IS BRAVE AND IT IS NEW EVERYDAY. BUY BUY BUY SHEEP

[@3EBstudio]

truth

[@elenastone6011]

Very important speech & yet 69,852 views only for 4.5 years since it was published. Whereas some celebrities have 100 of millions of views.........really sad.

[@markbennett8927]

Elena Stone Mmmm intelligence has almost been eradicated, where are the great minds of today, the thinkers that write and influence progress? Jordan Peterson is about the only mind I respect online currently, and he is beset on all sides by obtuse opponents with influence in the education and media sectors, SAD!

[@lecturesbeyondbeyond]

You haven’t even turned your head around to look for anything online if JP is all you can say. Not trying to be rude and don’t ask for tips. If you go beyond mainstream JP then you’ve began. 8 billion people and JP is... haha so lazy.

[@markbennett8927]

U.G. Krishnamurti mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[@markbennett8927]

U.G. Krishnamurti my head doesn't need to turn around, this life does, and tips I don't need only silence thank you x

[@lecturesbeyondbeyond]

Cheers!

[@sarahc799]

He's literally just described what I'm living through in Australia right now o.0

[@postindierock5063]

Because he knew *this* reality was coming and wrote and spoke about it decades prior, such as this speech. He was one of the inside planners in getting this reality to go on forward. Awful person.

[@thinginground5179]

@@postindierock5063 Okay but he’s still a genius and he wrote good books

[@presmach]

@@postindierock5063 how about no, this was a warning not a manual ?

[@sarahc799]

@00 00 I'm sorry to hear about how things are going in Canada mate. Trudeau is a tyrant.

[@nadiasanz3779]

@00 00his brother was on it.

[@euphegenia]

I just read Brave New World for the first time. I think it’s my favorite English novel. So fascinating to now delve into Huxley’s speeches/talks on KZbin. Like someone else said, enjoy it while you can…

[@hairstoyou7248]

I could understand being fascinated by his arrogant lecture , but we should only know about his “plans” to know how to save the republic. Protecting the vulnerable isn't democratic. People have to care about them and their individual rights so they can't be trampled by arrogant elites

[@jeremyjames1659]

You're just as Huxley said you'd be. You literally learned to love your servitude. You're one sad POS.

[@davidstaudohar6733]

What he was writing was Dead on about the future of mankind. , maybe ❓❓❓ But now in 2022 Klhones Are being created in Labrtories , ♦️♦️♦️

[@idiramara1]

@@hairstoyou7248 insecure plebian, have a read of his work it will make you less resentful

[@ssaustx]

It was a great novel. He later became a Scientologist in the 50’s and his last few novels were trash.

[@kaptainkrampus2856]

9:25 Did he just say "scientific dictatorships of the future"? Whow! 60 years later, we have exactly that, don´t we?

[@lecturesbeyondbeyond]

He was an insider. His brother was the main guy of early transhumanist, eugenics etc. His family and the Darwin family interbreed to "keep things pure". Look it up.

[@Nycolas9929]

@@lecturesbeyondbeyond literally the “black sheep” of the family.

[@jdorritie]

@@lecturesbeyondbeyond They must have hated him. That's maybe what will bring it all down is that those upper-class well-bred people (Who definitely do still run the world) will fall to infighting.

[@Tomn8er]

@@jdorritie that or the rise of populism. People taking the power back since we vastly outnumber them. Either way, it won't last. Tyrants always fall.

[@MrEkzotic]

Yes, they do always fall, but unimaginable horror is the price that is often paid.

[@Skeptigal1]

Rats pressing the "pleasure bar" = social media users checking for likes.

[@brett6905]

It is the same mechanism at play. Our brains are very much like a computer, we take information in through the senses, process it, and produce an output. So just like people program computers, peoples brains can be programmed through the environment. But I do believe there is more to life than that. Not to sound like a hippie but I have always found that there is more to life and the universe than can be seen. In fact I would go as far as to say the most powerful forces in this world are unseen ones. Look at the invisible hand of the economy, or even your own feelings. The universe is always communicating with us on a whole other level.

[@monsieurdargason6874]

@@brett6905 there is most definitely more to life than what you can merely see with your eyes. Just read Huxley's "The Doors of Perception", where he recounts an experience of his with mescaline and he comes to the same sort of conclusions. Or just try some LSD-25 and you'll understand exactly what Huxley's referring to.

[@cluek9780]

Social media algos reeling in cliks. There is precious-little real “news”:: ‘publishers’ almost *berate “journalism” that doesn’t draw cliks. Include the gut biome in your estimations? WE control nothing

[@jdorritie]

@@monsieurdargason6874 Wouldn't LSD just make people enjoy their servitude more? Nice try Mustapha Mond

[@2sseth]

​@@brett6905 It was never a 'hippie mindset' until they labeled it that. The universe is usually thought of in such a way in the literary works of history's greatest men.

[@ffemt66]

“If you can get people to consent to their restrictions they would be much more controllable.” Ideed

[@taop503]

'Please lock us down harder to stop covid' people yell, despite no evidence lockdowns are effective at reducing the spread of Covid19

[@douglasbacon8382]

@@taop503 its unbelievable isn't it?

[@str8904]

@@douglasbacon8382 It's that not unbelievable lol, it's very formulaic.

[@flyinbry]

please put the time for the quotes... to add value to the video like 8:02

[@Star_Dusting]

I’m pissed no one listened. Or cared. This man delivers prophecy

[@Jay-Ram76]

Not prophecy, he predicted.

[@samuelgranger6104]

This wasn’t a prophesy. This was a roadmap. Eugenics run deep in his bloodline. Thomas his grandfather was Darwin’s “bulldog”

[@fritzsmith3296]

@Star_Dusting: "I'm pissed no one listen. Or cared." WoW! You just had a Biblical-size epiphany on the human condition. Look around and cry or just smile and just know the God wants it that way! Or wear "pampers" for the rest of your life.

[@swiftysmithuk]

@@Jay-Ram76 Neither prophecy nor prediction, he was in the know. His eugenicist brother Julian Huxley was a founding globalist and the first director of UNESCO. His foreboding knowledge of the plans and thinking of those around him drove him experiment with drugs, after which he wrote “A Brave New World Revisited” where he elaborated on the inevitable planned revolution with an almost resigned acceptance (And a somewhat reserved agreement [probably due to his imbibing hallucinogenic drugs]) of the planned New World Order.

[@TheJakecakes]

Ummm he was totally on board. He's taunting you.

[@MrJaydosss]

Amazing audio. Thank You.

[@lecturesbeyondbeyond]

You're Welcome!

[@sonnynguyen135]

He knows so much on this topic because he was involved in implementing it. The comments section is proof. "They will come to love there servitude"

[@opinionday0079]

implementing what exactly?

[@lecturesbeyondbeyond]

His brother coined the term transhumanism. The elder Huxleys were into Eugenics.

[@opinionday0079]

@@lecturesbeyondbeyond is that good or bad

[@sameasnow]

their

[@pereraddison932]

OpinionDay007 ... neither ... for it.... IS... and ISNESS is our BUSINESS ... or, IT should be !!!

[@Z1Trader]

learning from him helping is me shape this world i live in :) but still much to learn

[@Chief24444]

2020 I am listening...

[@LeadAsbestos84]

Everything of his i read i always hear his voice as i read to myself because of this lecture

[@a45341995615]

His words nailed it then, and certainly ring true today.

[@WhatCanSmith]

He was part of the plan.

[@Agro50]

@@WhatCanSmith wdym

[@ManInTheBigHat]

Questions from students in 1962: Intelligent, informed and articulate. Questions from Students in 2019: "He said 'dictator!' He said, 'eugenics!'" He's not a writer! He's a Nazi!

[@remlatzargonix1329]

ManInTheBigHat ...actually, you give the 2019 students too much credit......I am surprised they would have caught anything he said because they were too busy looking at their cellphone/tablets....

[@OVOFloyd]

Remlat Zargonix It’s astounding how older generations look down upon the youth as if they’re single handedly going to somehow corrupt minds. Why are you so ignorant?

[@djn48]

@@OVOFloyd The funny thing is that I agree with both you and the guy you are replying to. The youth do have an obsession with their smartphones, but it's not their fault. Human beings love shiny toys that make them feel something (whether it's good or bad, but preferably good), and smartphones are the ultimate shiny toy. The real shame of it all is not that the youth are growing up as smartphone addicts, the shame of it is what they are being taught through this addiction. There are many things, but I'll only talk with you about it if you are interested in the topic. No-one likes an unwanted rant from an old guy! Have a good day, young Boi, and know that not all old guys hate the youth.

[@jackieplackson5410]

Dead right. It seems to me as if the dumbing down programme is well advanced.

[@alanmcnaughton3628]

@@jackieplackson5410 same unstable stable produced the control he also speaks of. This lecture describes how they did it how they took control using the Simpson's. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rn2caKh9Z8qhhJY create to Malta 3 Go in to about 57 minutes and watch to the hour and 5 minute mark at least and the mask ritual will be made known.

[@paullane3009]

Thank you so much 1000x for uploading this and bringing this to us all. Nice one brother!

[@lecturesbeyondbeyond]

Welcome to the channel =) Enjoy & Share!

[@lewreed1871]

Thanks for this content. It's led me to quite a lot of other Huxley audio. I hadn't realised so much of it is still available.

[@sergiolavagetti2639]

He was a monster like the rest of his family... But he had also an enchanting voice. Thank for posting it.

[@adambelk3495]

Why ?

[@BobBarkerScientificHeretic]

Aldous's brother Julian was in the UN.. Ofc he was, lol. "If they were kept in a state of fear, they failed to realize that there was a concerted effort being made to hypnotize them."

[@landonlogan2846]

i love how awesome people are, i know the way i think is so cool if i release my urge to hide things, i appreciate the way others think, all the same understanding yet SO different

[@RefugeeOfModernity]

this is so good. so many things are still so relevant. amazing speech

[@isaross2710]

I love him for his original thoughts and not being afraid to believe in his own reality and to encourage others to do so,his sense of humour which is essential for intellectual and spiritual endeavours and his wonderful way of finding the words. X

[@thickisgood]

This is the closest thing you will get to a kind warning. Any1 who is trying to place this man as friend or enemy to humanity should cease their tribulations. This man need not be judged so far as his allegiances are concerned. He is telling the truth, which is always good so far as I am concerned.

[@starkops]

Agreed, ‘Thick as a Brick!

[@pereraddison932]

... and what, prey tell, of the noble lie... ???

[@nardwarbill6209]

gun go pop

[@str8904]

He's an enemy of the Human species.

[@peakbodymechanics4010]

The Parasites who are ruling this world always warn the masses of what they will do to them, our lack of response is deemed as consent, it leaves them with a clear conscience...

[@Netanya-q4b]

Listening in 2020... "Maybe your pessimism is justified!" Quite.

[@Blitz_Storm]

It is at this point

[@thefool1086]

people must rise against the government

[@jeremyjames1659]

Too late. Everyone is in a Narco-hypnotic state that Huxley giggled about every time he mentioned it. Huxley was a despicable POS.

[@markrowe1832]

Thank you so much for this, my friend!

[@artemisXsidecross]

Thank you for this 1962 audio, Aldous Huxley was an extremely observant person. He died 11/22/63 and I would wonder what he would say about what is happening today.

[@lecturesbeyondbeyond]

The modern censorship is not silencing people, but more overwhelming the media with nonsense. I think Aldous talked about that in some of his lectures also. Media, KZbin, News and everything is packed with so much debris that the it may seem hopeless. So thank you for appreciating this and please share as much as you can! =)

[@artemisXsidecross]

lecturesbeyondbeyond Thank you again and I have posted this on a channel with over 76,000 subscribers who hardly know about Aldous Huxley. I have sent to the people I know too. :)

[@lecturesbeyondbeyond]

1sidecross There is hope for humanity =))

[@pfdad1]

Nostradamus aint got shyt on him

[@Top5Aircraft]

artemis sidecross November 22, 1963 -same day as JFK.

[@nogooder5903]

Great upload.

[@lecturesbeyondbeyond]

Enjoy & Share /all the best

[@7.62x63mm]

Jay Dyer brought me here. Thank you Jay.

[@iamkotutu9512]

Me too! 🤗

[@chilidogcowboy]

Yup

[@tammyplourde2859]

👍

[@maevtr3922]

He talks about pavlovian conditioning with the catalyst being stress in order to hypnotize/manipulate/control a population. Im sure its not the same kind of stress that would be caused by a world wide pandemic, a lock down of the entire world and its economy, being able to interact with other human beings, losing your job, super market shortages. Not that kind of stress. That would be crazy.

[@sharonshort4265]

Almost 6 years since this was posted, and it's still here.

[@ManInTheBigHat]

Thanks for posting.

[@briankopp8560]

I enjoy his voice. Very interesting mind.

[@peterpamlockwood]

9 September 2020 Australia.This is Happening in Victoria RIGHT NOW ( as well as whole Aust) and the USA !!!!!1

[@edwardmcsheffrey4300]

loved his sense of humour with the ongoing optical illusion 's going on in the background while giving his talk!

[@jackieplackson5410]

Brother Aldous i thank you for everything you say. It matters not that i don't understand everything but i get the gist and hey presto in 2020 it is (sadly) happening just so.

[@perlefisker]

A woman finds it likely that the methods Huxley mentions abused by dictatorships are applied to democratic states and asks if he would like to comment on that. Huxley giggles and calls her pessimistic - the laughter of the audience is chilling and tells that there is absolutely nothing to laugh at. 48:54

[@susanhowe163]

IF ONLY MORE PEOPLE WOULD SAY THE SAME. B R A V E NEW WORLD????? IF WE ARE ALL UNDER CONTROL AND LOVE BEING IN CONCENTRATION CAMPS, JUST WHAT THE HELL IS SO BRAVE ABOUT THIS WORLD. NO ONE WILL FIGHT BACK, WE'LL BE TOTALLY SUBMISSIVE ROBOTS. SORRY, NO ONE TO CREATE THE B R A V E NEW WORLD THAT WE OURSELVES FREELY CREATE.

[@Skeptigal1]

@Dr. Artur Braun , or "decline," rather...

[@winstonsmith7858]

@Dr. Artur Braun Perhaps not, but his brother and father were.

[@kellyredgrove]

Knowing what is going on right now; I feel nauseous listening to this!

[@trishsumerlin1]

With the SCOTUS decision for NY to be given a Trump’s tax info is blowing up the fragile facade Trump, the demigod wannabe, had created to influence people with his fabricated wealth. Trapped in a world of fraud. Always devaluing his value if properties and holdings for insurance purposes while inflating the same when applying for loans. This was on top of his pretending he was a great businessman in spite of five bankruptcies and no American banks willing to lend him any money. So he goes to Russia who not only loans him money but helps him get elected. If that’s not mind control of 35% unable to discern his con I can’t imagine what is.

[@outsider8831]

Me too...

[@snookerb6777]

He was a wolf in sheep’s clothing. The father of MK ULTRA

[@kellyredgrove]

Snooker B Would you further explain your comment?

[@snookerb6777]

@@kellyredgrove what else is there to explain? He’s the father of MK ULTRA & was a horrible/bad man. All these brainwashed/socially engineered people are due to his fine work that’s been passed down. Without Huxley’s work the people of the world wouldn’t be programmed

[@Walmart_Sandal]

In modern society, it seems that Huxley’s ‘Brave New World’ has more relevance than Orwell’s ‘1984’ (although both are great books). I love Neil Postman’s analysis of this in ‘Amusing Ourselves to Death.’

[@jdorritie]

His book Technopoly is also good

[@skynet4496]

I don't think so. Even pharma can't come up with anything close to soma. Instead they resort to fear fear fear and drugs and shots with side effects and little efficacy. I think brave new world will only happen when the greed of big pharma is checked, regulatory agencies like the FDA and CDC are no longer corrupt, and pharma held to liability for any and all issues. That would restore the incentive to come up with effective and safe drugs that could usher in the brave new world.

[@dovydas4483]

1984 is a warning, BNW is future

[@jeremyjames1659]

Yep. Orwell was warning us, Huxley was part of what Orwell was warning about. Huxley was a Fabian socialist which was founded in 1884 Orwell wrote 1984 as a warning of Huxleys group.

[@ibe310]

So was mein kampf. YALL STILL DON'T GET IT. WITHIN YOUR RIGHTEOUSNESS, EVIL STILL CREPT IN BECAUSE YOU AND I LET THEM IN. THIS IS NO JESUS RANT.

[@nutznchocolates56]

I hate it when these people call facts pessimism and are always looking for sunshine. He was absolutely correct.

[@jeremyjames1659]

Of coarse he was, he was an insider helping to bring it about. Orwell wrote 1984, and Huxleys Fabian socialist society was founded in 1884. Orwell was warning about the Fabian society. Its tentacles goes from pharmaceutical companies to pop culture rock and roll icons.

[@idiramara1]

@@jeremyjames1659 keep repeating non-sense like a parrot, it seems you haven't study him or even read his works 🤡

[@monsieurdargason6874]

Huxley is my favorite author of all time, if only people would have taken his writings a bit more seriously at the time.

[@jwhite6750]

I think they did take it seriously, but not in the way you mite think. It was use like a blueprint to power, not only the "good guys" were watching... self-fulfilling prophecy, process through which an originally false expectation leads to its own confirmation. In a self-fulfilling prophecy an individual's expectations about another person or entity eventually result in the other person or entity acting in ways that confirm the expectations.

[@hairstoyou7248]

They're literally using his method through clim4te ch4nge, cOv!d etccc

[@jeremyjames1659]

Not sure how this despicable piece of shit could be your favorite author. Like Huxley said himself, people will learn to love their servitude. You're proof of that you fucking moron.

[@bluffybluff]

He's from a family of famous eugenicists. They were taken very seriously.

[@ffemt66]

“Scientific dictatorships of the future” indeed.

[@hairstoyou7248]

The establishment of science as a religion by govt and the elites in education dictated upon the masses with trickery. Claim to be compassionate , but have to deceive to accomplish heir goal. It's like the WEF philosophy “you won't own anything and you'll be happy”

[@DW-dd4iw]

Scientific dictatorships of the future = social media companies

[@deepun9091]

Thank you, will put on my website

[@WilliamLetzkus]

Worth listening to....

[@nathanrens2319]

“It’s very fortunate that we have people who are only moderately suggestible in the majority…” Pain.

[@briankopp8560]

At about 1 hour 18 mins he says some interesting bits on the mind. Spot on Aldous.

[@moshkid16]

Woo baby were living it! Hold on to your conscious and bodily automony while you can!

[@birdsaloud7590]

Love his voice

[@thelastaustralian7583]

I have been studying the generational conditioning of the Australian human population for now forty years. And I would just like to send you my best for your stand to explain the truth about the process of programming people into ignorant consumer machines basically for corporate profits. The intentional generational consumer conditioning of the Australian population can be seen along way back but as we would both know 'The Torches of Freedom' programs in the 1920s where significant due to the mediums of radio newspapers and film where to become major tools of social programming .

[@Angus1966]

Australia is a terrifying place. A complete Police state.

[@Priicey101]

Have you got any book recommendations on the conditioning in Australia? I have read up on the US but not our shithole of a country

[@trishsumerlin1]

Priicey, sounds like you missed a dosage or two today. Are you not happy with ze program frauline ?

[@Priicey101]

@@trishsumerlin1 I've been dosing myself with copium as of late ;)

[@RustyCohle]

Well, 2021 has proven your thoughts doubtless correct sir.

[@citizenswain]

omg, i'm at 55 minutes and wanted to email to a friend. Big pharma anyone?

[@Honey-zd8el]

I want to know the name of the student who asked the question about the cost effectiveness of chemical control versus using violent force (@ about 55 min).I would bet he went on to be very successful in the ruling class...

[@Greg_the_Berean]

Anyone here recapping in 2022, or post CV-19(84) era?

[@mrgaryg44]

Superb YES.

[@josephboyewa3470]

It's flabbergasting to me that a lot of people in this section see Huxley as some sort of visionary that actually wanted the best for humanity. Fabian Society anyone? Get your facts straight people and stop glorifying those who were an integral part of cooking this bs up. Damn it..

[@josephboyewa3470]

@@banhammer3904 nothing more and nothing less.

[@harrycherns1037]

can you clarify on wdy exactly mean please?

[@josephboyewa3470]

@@harrycherns1037 I already gave the answer to your question. I can't do the reading for you. Look up the Fabian Society, their members but most importantly their goals and what they stand for. Their emblem rather coat of arms, a wolf in sheep's clothes, should give it away. He was able to so accurately describe a future society bc he and his brother were so heavily involved in designing and conceiving it. Just look a little deeper and don't be distracted by superficialities.

[@iamkotutu9512]

Been looking for this comment! You're 100%!

[@jaybee9366]

@@josephboyewa3470 st got this from the fabian society website: Scary indeed! Labour’s defeat at the 2019 election saw the party turn back towards its Fabian roots. The Labour leadership passed to Keir Starmer MP, the first time a serving member of the Fabian Society executive had become leader of the party. Starmer relinquished his position on the the society’s executive but its membership continued to include 5 Labour frontbenchers including shadow chancellor Anneliese Dodds MP. In 2020 the society’s membership increased to an all time high of over 8,000, including 16 members of the shadow cabinet, and the society was as close to the heart of Labour policy thinking as at any time in its history.......

[@johnhagan-zr4pm]

1960s Aldous Huxley gives this lecture at Cal Berkeley 2020s Student holds up a placard at Cal Berkeley; "Free Speech = Hate Speech".

[@phonotical]

No, ignus.

[@Desertascetic]

Fascinating.

[@derrick9635]

Would Huxley himself even believe how horrific the world is today .

[@MrGunwitch]

An impressive intellect, thanks for posting!

[@krishnanunnimadathil8142]

He predicted the threats posed by social media way back. A erudite visionary no doubt. In drawing the picture, he enables listeners to understand what to be careful about. Very useful. The solution, clearly, is the recognition universally of the inalienability of the rights of the individual.

[@clarenceeugene9692]

The student body would have burned down the library if he were speaking at Berkeley today.

[@KatiraAZ]

Thank you so much. I just found out about him. It is better sweet though. What a great mind.

[@HonzoRich]

@36:00min in, the audience laughs at their enslavement. The pleasure button has become the remote control, the mouse button, the swipe on a smartphone.

[@understandingyourself]

Sadly true

[@edwardreed67]

Commenters: Here before video gets banned. Video: Has been up for 6 years.

[@chrisbee80]

And if you still think that despite the extreme prejudice by social media to silence any opposition to their views and the views who control them - you’re what he was speaking of.

[@edwardreed67]

@@chrisbee80 But Aldous Huxley is a popular topic. Look at the video of the interview he gave in 1958 with its 1.4million views, and countless other videos that are in the thousands, if not tens of thousands, thats not to say interviews with other philosophers and views for books like Brave New World. I do understand KZbin has a terrible algorithm, but I'd hardly say you were silenced. I agree that philosophers should get more views, and that it takes a long time for these videos to build up views, but its not like they're banning or censoring the videos, and I know its the whole "you don't need to ban media if people don't care about it" stuff, but even then there a comments who analyse them and understand them, as well classes and other philosophers at university that talk about them, and even then, its a PERSONAL philosophy.

[@chrisbee80]

@@edwardreed67 I’m pretty sure my comment was to someone else who deleted their comment. Doesn’t make any sense that it would be to your original comment.

[@andrewruscito2257]

"I made up this drug for my book, which is hallucinogenic, stimulant, and narcotic all at once, but very unlikely to exist in real life" MDMA-oh hey bb

[@tonydon7441]

You are a evil person bob will own you soon. 666

[@oldmanfromscenetwentyfour8164]

An enjoyable yet horrifying lecture.

[@CramRockets]

If you have a friend who sent you this video, then you are very lucky like me!

[@sunglassshinpan1352]

25:10, "than he does" Huxley KNEW that Hitler was still alive [in South America], in 1962!

[@user-ih6vs3eg3o]

And look at where we are now...

[@CriticalThinker13]

he's talking about Delgado's work....and tavistock institute...

[@isaross2710]

I wish he was still around but what a legacy to leave behind.

[@brett6905]

I tend to believe that in a way he still is. Just look at his thoughts and words they are still reverberating around the world. From a hyperphysical perspective his body is not here, but it wasn't his body that we like about him in the first place. We like his ideas and personality and we attribute it to coming from his body.... but if you zoom out, his body is just a bunch of cells interacting, and if you zoom out more its just a bunch of atoms interacting, and if you zoom out more its just energy dancing. Did he make the energy dance in the way it did or did the dancing energy make his physical body? I know its a belief system because I can't prove it, but I think we look at the world as a bunch of separate things interacting with other separate things, but it really is just one thing or one substance. Our senses are so limited, we can't see things as they really are, but at a quantum level everything is indistinguishable.

[@Kiltoonie]

brilliant mind.

[@chrisbayridge23]

Anti-depressants and a generous line of credit :)

[@elliotbecker6783]

chrisbayridge1 This commenter has a full understanding of what Huxley was getting at: Huxley is arguing for creating willful compliance to serfdom within the masses, as opposed to the forced compliance expressed by Orwell's 1984. Orwell was issuing a warning with that novel. Huxley is not, nor is he condemning oligarchy. He is merely stating the most efficient model of mass servitude. I congratulate Chris, for his pithy and accurate summation of how Huxley's vision is being carried out.

[@si4632]

bet the oligarchs loved huxley

[@starkops]

Fml

[@starkops]

; )

[@yunggolem4687]

We're being turned out as a people. We've passed through the "isolate her from anyone but the pimp" and "make her completely reliant on you by taking her money and fully controlling supply of food, drugs, money, housing, transportation, etc" phases of breaking in a new girl. Now comes the psychological and physical violation of all of her boundaries and the destruction of any sense of self-worth she has outside of her value to the pimp. This is in preparation to turn her out, she can't have any qualms or sense of self-determination left, it must all be subsumed by the pimp. He decides what she's allowed to do and whether she's done a good job and any notion of refusal is extinguished through manipulation and violence. In the end, she believes she owes it to the pimp to sell her holes and earn for him after all he's done for her and it's not a big deal to let strangers violate the sancitity of her body after all of her boundaries have been destroyed by the pimp. They're invading your privacy with background checks. Searching your car, your home, your financial accounts. Usurping the authority of parents, gaslighting your children in indoctrination camps called "schools". Invading your body with mandatory vaccines, drug testing, drunk driving checkpoints. Surveillance is becoming ubiquitious and they're pushing hard to divest you of the last bastions of self-reliance remaining, the right to bear arms and the right to speak your mind without violent response. Soon there won't be any hole the american people won't give up and we'll all be good earners for daddy.

[@angelcirruto7313]

Part of the Tavistock Group. FACEBOOK.

[@tonydon7441]

666

[@huffmanaviation7341]

And here we are.....

[@BobBarkerScientificHeretic]

The segment discussing implantable devices really makes me ponder other methods of getting these technologies into the body and or, the blood.... I wonder if this will be Safe and Effective?.. These methods could basically construct a back door, they, or it, would mean the human could be hackable and controlled, or perhaps influenced via frequency, or communications technology, maybe something like millimeter waves (5G) would be an efficient delivery system. It would be "the Internet of bodies." Interesting Mr. Huxley, what an incredible insight you must have had Sir...

[@tombrunila2695]

At about 35:00 electrodes in the brain! This what Elon Musk has wet dreams about.

[@ManiaCop100]

Exactly what I was thinking

[@Rolo_Bambino]

All human behavior is to move towards pleasure and away from pain

[@MrEmitremmus]

So we are at the point where 60~% of people are hypnotized through a mixture of Pharmacologicals, shorts, tv, etc.

[@ekimnus5010]

So great glad it's here even true in today's world

[@giftedplanksify]

" I'm much too fast to take that test " David Bowie

[@rivverbonner3787]

Starman in the sky now one love friend

[@greenspringvalley]

People in general, especially in rural areas, are polite, and if someone offers them some medicine, they will say that it helped them whether it did or not.That tendency to give polite answers is overlooked every time some researcher says that the placebo worked. No it didn't. The person was giving a polite answer. It doesn't mean that the patient isn't in pain or is imagining his symptoms.

[@chadamitecheckoutredpillpl2641]

We have to love the truth. When we do, we will seek it and when we seek it we will find it. And the truth will set us free.

[@chadamitecheckoutredpillpl2641]

@MGTOW Gamer very true

[@isaross2710]

I think that Aldous is one of those wonderful people who was and probably still is a spiritual midwife

[@taniaearle4457]

I like that description :)

[@hairstoyou7248]

He hates you

[@danielcraft4111]

I listen to him due to, what our current lexicon would call, having chosen the red pill. The irony I find myself wading in is, while enjoying the confirmation bias this speech does for my brain, all the while, I am consuming this speech on the very technological device of control I have consented to. Thank you for warning us, not that the warning will prevent, but at least a few of us will be facing forward when we all hit the wall.

[@IamCatharinemme]

He’s not warning us.. he was a proponent of human slavery.

[@karlbyrne6021]

Eyes wide shut? Listening in Dublin Ireland.

[@irishelk3]

There will never be the likes of him again not for a long time anyway

[@siyaindagulag.]

1:08 Bridge building.Most helpful. A courageous mind

[@madhaze3670]

Haven't they made sure of it! Wow

[@MattJackson314]

Thank God

[@amrica5610]

Heavy sigh 😔...

[@Randtheman69]

This reminds me of what is happening in China. Its bone chilling

[@trishsumerlin1]

CrazyCrackerCzatt. North Korea more as they are sealed off from the rest of the planet!

[@velvetpaws999]

CrazyCrackerCzatt What do you think is happening in China???

[@jimmyc1518]

I've never read Brave new world but I find it fascinating that Huxley in this 1962 lecture he said in his book there was a drug called "soma" which essentially makes people more happier with their servitude but what I find most fascinating is "brave new world" was written in 1932 and there is an actual drug called Carisoprodol aka SOMA but it wasn't marketed until 1959, 27 years after he wrote brave new world and Soma is a muscle relaxer plus narcotic pain reliever in one pill that definitely fits the description of the type of drug he was talking about. Did anyone catch that?

[@scottowens5911]

Yup

[@matthewhalliday1094]

I wouldn’t be at all surprised if the marketers of soma read brave new world and named it that for a few reasons but probably for added use/sales by name recognition

[@robvangelderen2359]

It didn’t even take 600 years, the process happened 10 times faster

[@jerrywbrice]

Fascinating

[@jeremyjames1659]

I find it interesting that the United States is the only country on earth that taught this in school, and that it was somehow how an allegorical denunciation of socialism. In fact Huxley was a Fabian Socialist. The Fabian society was founded in 1884, and was what George Orwell had in mind when he wrote 1984, which would have been the 100 year anniversary of its founding. Nucleus book was meant to be taken literally, as we see a lot of it being fulfilled today. Huxley was fond of the idea of Narco-hypnosis, and that's exactly what plagues most Americans today. They're being fed a steady diet of drugs with hypnosis via TV and internet added onto it.

[@Olan...]

When he refers to 30 years ago does he mean 1932 ? He is wrong because its 2021 and most people have purfected the Art of Sitting on a Bayonet and they cant get enough !

[@margotfanny3281]

Sounds truthful.

[@hermanessences]

Is he talking about John Wesley? Was he an infernalist?

[@theronmisha4820]

December 20, 2020

[@andyp1031]

And in 2020 it’s no longer fiction

[@brendanroe8604]

Neuralink by Elon Musk predicted by the great predictor himself , what an amazing man Huxley was.

[@lyndahopkins4186]

T for tesla

[@hairstoyou7248]

Hahha

[@jayvega9641]

“Mild dictatorship” in Mussolini’s Italy in 1932? 8:32 They referred to it as Corporatism or Fascism today.

[@aaronazagoth6373]

Huxley, D.H. Laurence, Kafka, Timothy Leary, Hunter S. Thomas, Ken Kesey, Jack Kerouac, Herman Hesse, Lovecraft, Crowley, Carl Sagan, Bukowski, Patrick Süskind and C. S. Lewis!!!!!!!!!

[@takethatlaciocyoimbackagai8900]

I feel sorry for the students who had to leave after 3/4 of the discussion to catch the 4’o clock courses. I wonder what course were they starting that worth to leave a lecture by A. Huxley?

[@giovannifavero8833]

At 41:00 Huxley talks about electrodes in the brains of mice and people in prison. It's crazy to listen to these old speakers that have their predictions come true. He predicts people using electrical current to manipulate people's emotional state. This is exactly what Neuralink is. It's a great technology that can be used for good, but if it gets into the wrong hands there will be inconceivable amounts of damage.