Presence in the Modern World: The Religion of Facts and The Technology Revolution [EN/BR/NL Subs]

[@HiddenbyLeaves]

Part I 00:00 - Intro 01:49 - Presence in the Modern World 02:33 - Brian Kagoro 03:12 - Davos or Westminster 03:20 - Brian Kagoro 03:41 - Presence in the Modern World 06:16 - Technology Revolution 06:58 - The Religion of Facts 07:54 - Four Horsemen 09:26 - The Religion of Facts 09:57 - The God of Money 10:43 - Fact and Truth 11:17 - Keep an open mind 12:22 - Marcus Aurelius Part II 13:53 - Brain rot content gets the most views 15:51 - Propaganda Ban Lifted 17:32 - Suspension of Habeas Corpus 18:21 - Mongol Empire 18:42 - Indifference 19:22 - Division 21:23 - The Media & The Ruling Class 25:23 - Lemmy Kilmister 26:16 - Debate 27:58 - Arrogance and ignorance 30:04 - Those who make the rules 31:42 - Consolidation 36:40 - Black Rock 38:56 - The Glass-Steagal Act of 1933 39:32 - 2008 Crash 41:22 - Exchange-traded funds 42:27 - Black Rock 45:23 - ESG Rating 47:48 - Force Behaviors 48:39 - The Elite 51:36 - Lgb&#*^! 53:00 - Gad Saad 01:03:29 - The Deep State 01:13:58 - Digital ID 01:15:07 - Phone Tracking 01:19:44 - PsyWar 01:24:00 - Cambridge Analytica 01:27:30 - PsyWar 01:31:45 - What will your story be? Music/Dialogue: 00:00 - Dishonored Main Theme 00:59 - Dishonored Ambiance Hound Pits Pub under Moonlight 01:54 - Dishonored Intro the Return 03:41 - Deus Ex HR - Sarif vs. UNATCO extended 05:41 - The Wicker Man - Festival 10:28 - ACII Venice (Ambiance and Music) *removed 12:22 - Paul Hertzog - Bad Leg 16:15 - Music from the Highlands: Scotland's Wild Heart mini series (not found on the soundtrack) 18:38 - Mongol Soundtrack - Slavery 21:23 - Apocalypse Now 26:01 - Mary Spender - Primrose (mark knofler iconic guitars) 28:10 - Mary Spender - Primrose (2) 31:37 - SW PM - Duel of the Fates (film version) 35:54 - The New Pope & Mascagni - intermezzo (cavalleria rusicana) by Edmond Fokker 51:29 - Oppenheimer 01:03:29 - Predator ft. Bill Duke 01:14:00 - Alien Covenant 01:31:46 - The Equalizer, Ghost Dog 01:32:13 - Peter Green - I've Got a Good Mind To Give Up Living Remastered 01:33:30 - Robin Hood Prince of Thieves

[@NoorAgafia]

A while back I saw a comment that gave a little perspective: 1 Million seconds = 12 days 1 Billion seconds = +30 years 1 Trillion seconds = 31,710 years To take it a step further: The distance from Amsterdam to Rio = 9,500 kilometers / 9500,000 meter Average distance to the moon = 384,400 kilometer / 384,400,000 meter Thickness of a one-dollar bil = 0.11 millimeter / 0.00011 meter How much money would you have, if you stacked 1 dollar bills from here to the moon? - 3,49 Trillion (divide the distance to the moon by the thickness of a single bill) Black Rock owns 10,6 Trillion in assets. (about 40% of the GDP of the US)

[@NineSeptims]

"We are overwhelmed by a constant, never-ending avalanche of information-much of it useless-which makes it difficult to ensure well-reasoned, informed decisions are made." Surprisingly this was the main plot point of metal gear solid 2 back in '99. I highly recommend you listen to the speech given by colonel a.i in that game. It will make you think that is exactly what is happening now.

[@HiddenbyLeaves]

Wow... Thank you very much for sharing this with me! To my great regret I never played the MGS games. - kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWSUiYydp52appI - for anyone else interested. Thanks again!

[@DarknessIsMyAlly]

Among other things, KZbin often seems like a gathering place for people to voice their discontent. Often, brief, surface-level observations or opinions are shared, and those with whom we disagree are quickly discarded or opposed. How do you resolve a debate, a conflict, or even our very society when all sides believe that they, and they alone, hold the moral high ground and the only absolute version of the truth?

[@HiddenbyLeaves]

The short answer, if there even is one, is to step outside of our comfort zone and ask questions. (''Learn to ask of all actions, Why are they doing that? Starting with your own.'' As Aurelius wrote.) However, I imagine a true resolution often remains elusive when all sides cling firmly to their perceived moral superiority.