The Professor Banned From Speaking Out: "We Need To Start Preparing Before It's Too Late!” - Dr Bret

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Where is RFk??!?

[@flej01]

Nothing lasts forever, nothing ever can. On 9/11/2001 I rang my mum and I was crying thinking the world was finished, she said to me; oh Leis, for as long as I can remember the worlds been gonna end, she was 75, it did end for her 2 years later a year to the day before the tsunami hit Thailand. Interesting interview but, if the the world is meant to end, it will. I live every day believing it’s a good day to die so, live your best life, try everything you can, never stop learning and remember love is a powerful tool, use it in abundance

[@americanosbadassius9292]

If the world is meant to? ... that would imply some kind of predestination, but there is no proof of that and on some level, most of us capable of thinking normally recognize that and humanity strives to overcome the odds collectively, in spite of our inability to achieve total mastery of our ultimate outcome, whatever it may be, while many also try to feel singularly satisfied about their individual accomplishments and contributions to provide meaning to their mysterious existence; a normal disposition for much of our species.

[@Kim-gg3yz]

If you have children or grandchildren you might feel differently.

[@oculamcram]

respect nature and not make all you ever dreamed of! consuming all shit and travel with plane or car is not solving any problem. building working homesteads with strong bonds where we can gather is the only way, not this neo individualistic nonsense life

[@Jamie-dz8dg]

I would prefer it end with the sun burning out, but it is more likely we will get popped by an asteroid like the dinosaurs. I fully know that I will check out long before our sun is finished. I remain optimistic that I will outlive an asteroid impact.

[@theflaca]

everyone I know who is pro climate change all buy their coffee in a throw away cup.

[@celineschlup1758]

Have a garden, have solar energy, have a collaborative community, don’t use AI to replace your thinking, listen to your dreams, go inside of yourself and put the phone down until you know you are not dependent on it, be aware that the present is the only thing you can act in, always challenge your thoughts with diverse opinions, go into nature, know what you are good at and give it as service to the world… so many things you can do, and if you die or all of us die, know that this is not the end.

[@crooger3594]

May this comment go from words to god's ear. ... to add to written above.... use google search or yt with a question or theme in mind and not what is suggested to you by .... AI

[@Aline-lv8wi]

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[@julieterrell1973]

If I could afford LAND I sure would do all these things!

[@erikamerriweather3726]

Perfectly said “wegonbealright”

[@user-kj2zi9ui1g]

@@julieterrell1973this, unfortunately

[@JohnnStr1]

There is this book I recently finished reading its called The 21 Former Doctor Secrets, Its full of secrets about modern health industry and my routines started to change so much! I appreciate people like you and these good doctors!

[@DERHOF2007]

out of print... nothing on Amazon or Ebay... where did you find a copy?

[@wraith9166]

@@DERHOF2007 dont listen, its a bot bro. lol

[@FreshFFA]

@@wraith9166 bots are evolving lmao

[@Astral_Dusk]

taken down on Amazon?

[@Designer_TopG]

​@@Astral_Dusk This poor scientist has no clue

[@Grombrindal91]

Nuclear engineer here. A couple misconceptions. In the United States and majority of the western world, our power reactors have several levels of containment the final of which is a containment building. It's more so a bunker of feet thick reinforced concrete. It's capable of withstanding instantaneous explosive vaporization of all liquid coolant within the reactor and then some. It will not burn and release radioactive material into the atmosphere as described in this podcast. There have been studies showing these buildings can survive direct collisions with commercial aircraft and even nuclear weapons. They are very secure. Russian and Chinese designs I cannot comment on...

[@AyushBakshi]

All the a$$ licker got so many upvotes and the actual good comment is buried in the comments. That guest doesn't know how nuclear reactor works.

[@leightond4.3.5.9]

I have been searching for someone with knowledge to comment I thought surely people wouldnt be stupid enough to have no precautionary measures when it comes to nuclear power.. I appreciate the insite

[@thoumaster]

Yeah, there was his talks of wandering poles and things that really had me wonder. Thank you for speaking up cause your experience is more credible than mine! All this said, I think his concerns around misplaced priorities deserves thinking. Just... Some of his beliefs seem a bit off. But I like insurance. Definitely like to avoid unnecessary risks.

[@birdseye2239]

Do you think this guy is capitalizing on fear just to sell books? It's been done. When Y2K was coming up tons of people capitalized on it by writing books about the end of the world. Now its our fear of Ai ect

[@KatsCorner]

THANK YOU it is always good to learn from someone who is in the know.

[@marvanbee]

"We are beautifully designed for a world we no longer live in." That line and the thoughts that followed will stick with me. Thanks for another great interview.

[@Will_Grow_Plants]

The epitome of this is the VR stuff... I feel that it can be good for some, but the average person needs to get outside and be excited about the world we're lucky enough to have as is!

[@thatguy7085]

Oddly… it is the human design of the Thymus is why COVID and other viruses spread like wild fire. We are not designed for world travel.

[@motormaker]

If we are not extremely careful we could create a world where the only truth we receive is from the machines. It seems we are constantly lying to ourselves and each other.

[@0style]

You could also say “We are beautifully designed for a world we no longer _want_ to live in.” 🕊️✝️🤍

[@MrGrentch]

It's a nice and very catchy line, but it can also be argued we have been beautifully designed for a world we no longer live in for quite a long time. Pretty much since the agricultural revolution. Indeed we adapted on a physical level. Hunter gatherers would have been lactose and gluten intolerant. The genes that allowed us to consume those foods spread pretty rapidly after the agricultural revolution. We weren't designed to live in cities with many thousands and then millions of people, or to live in such close proximity to domesticated animals(where many if not most of our historical pathogens and "plagues" came from) but again we adapted. Hunter gatherers a term which spans many cultures and ways of doing things didn't have the rigid social structures that came with a settled life in cities. No kings, organised religions, codified laws, writing, standing armies etc, and yet again we adapted.

[@CCOREY5]

I’m 65. I was 45 just yesterday. The amount of change since 2005 is phenomenal, and not in a good way. Social media and technology is destroying the good life I’ve known until I was 55. everything sucks now. Everyone has an online voice, especially the narcissistic and psychopathic people shout the loudest. And Ai will destroy us. People hating each other. None of this was a thing before social media. Now we can’t stop it.

[@johngaudet6316]

AMEN, Look at what's happening with "that Florida guy" if social media wasn't a thing neither would he.😂 INSANITY!!

[@chanchan5349]

During the lockdowns behavioral change’s became so blatant: the anger, frustration, rage I witnessed starting late 2019 - today has been frightening. I live in a smaller town that seemed to ride the waves…the pandemic changed everything.

[@joanofarcxxi]

We were not meant to live this kind of life. And the changes happened too fast.

[@user-mk8wl2ox3n]

Every time i think that way, I remember the people before me some died some lived so will the people after me [us] GOD IS THE FIRST WORD AND THE LAST

[@anaisabelle2440]

Year 2020 destroyed everyone's lives.

[@nicholeparrish5253]

Amazing days we are living in. Live each day as best you can. I recently loss my sweet only child to bacterial meningitis. Life is so short and i look forward to the day we are together again. I am.so thankful for the 15 beautiful years we had together. Go and love all your loved ones. 🥰 help others and be kind

[@alisonbarratt3772]

I am so so sorry for your loss😢

[@marycrutcher352]

So sorry you have lost your only child. 😢 😢❤. Thanks for your wise words. Loving well is the most important thing.

[@jadewilson9018]

I am so sorry for your pain ❤ love and peace to you and your baby

[@mariebelsapin]

I am sorry for your loss, i couldnt agree more.

[@patriciamharris5664]

@nicoleparish Condolences my Sister..❤

[@sontia55]

I don't know, this guy seems to have spread a lot of information about COVID and HIV/AIDS that was later shown to be false. He is very charismatic, but I urge people listening to take what he says with a grain of salt and double check any claims he makes. And he is making some pretty bold claims....

[@sandrab2589]

My grandmother (now deceased, but lived to age 101) was a nurse during the Spanish Flu 'pandemic'. She told me she learned 2 things: to never trust doctors (question everything!) and frequent handwashing is the very best defense against disease. She never went to doctors and took no medications. Smart lady.

[@murielschroeter]

My frandma died at 99 years of age. She leaned totally on doctors, took a lot of medication and had (unfortunately) no thought of her own.

[@sandrab2589]

@@murielschroeter That's very common. Americans take more prescription drugs than all other developed countries combined. Big Pharma owns USA.

[@cindykq8086]

Speaking as a retired Hospice nurse, I learned that the more medications people were on, the younger and the faster they died. A few patients were within a few days of death when we stopped all medicine except the ones for comfort. Those patients improved and were discharged because they weren't dying any more.

[@michelebygodt]

It is true. Doctors don’t even have a background in food and how it impacts health. Food is fuel yet they have no education on it and plants or if they do they believe meat is a protein and milk is good for your bones. Jesus.

[@MsElke11]

The Spanish flu wasn't even a virus but rather a slow disease brought back from the toxic gases used on soldiers during ww1

[@AbuShenab]

Retired here in Chiang Mai, Thailand 8 years ago. Occasionally I look out to see what is happening in the West. Still gloom/doom and imminent demise of civilization. Then I go out on my bicycle here and ride around in breathtaking scenery amongst genuinely happy and smiling people and all those gloom/doom mind-worms of the West are immediately released (as they are only vapors of the mind anyway). God I am lucky to be living here and away from all that artificially concocted mind-pollution of the West!!!

[@jasongreen6447]

Thank you It's nice to hear a voice from outside this construct here So many caught in the constant mind maggots Have a great ride through life

[@shirleysmith8565]

❤️🙏🏼❤️

[@panchopuskas1]

.... but using Western technology to post on KZbin......

[@Gherit1]

Truth be told, this is only a small fraction of the West. The doom and gloom is certainly more true in the heavy urban environments and of our media. This is why you hear so much of it. The good folks in rural parts, who don't have a platform, are living lives where they touch grass routinely. I assure you quite soundly that there is more land of the US that is still forest/dessert/swamp/tundra/grassland than urban sprawl. The folks that don't live on top of each other have a much more optimistic view on life. Everyone, for at least a few years, should live in a place where the phase of the moon makes a considerable difference outside your window at night.

[@Littlespottedfawn]

I'm out in the country out west. No doom and gloom here, it is very quiet and neighborly. USA is a very big country

[@Cuefrost101]

The old biblical saying that we have to " Lose our life, to find it " is becoming a more valuable insight... ❤❤❤❤ Who knows.. perhaps surrendering to the God of Love is the only real option we have ... when all is said and done... It's not the worst option to become more selfless and serve one another until it's over ❤😂😊😊

[@marianneyana299]

We pray 🙏 and trust in Jesus Christ King of Kings All this is written in the Bible prophecy. Jesus tald us 2000years ago. Nothing suprise me,we are last generation on this Planet Earth But!Rejoice! Jesus coming back Maranatha come Lord Jesus come

[@nivekpaasche7381]

Jesus name Amen 🙏 signs and symptoms are all around, you can feel it. Bring on the rapture I say.

[@vibrationoftheone]

"The environments that we live in as adults don't even resemble the environments that existed for adults when we were kids" Brett thanks for your insight followed Darkhorse podcast since 2020 and you kept us in communication with many issues occurring in Australia and the lock ups

[@thedevilsadvocate5210]

You either adapt or you make the best buggy whip in the world

[@blissweb]

I think people underestimate the true look of mass power outages, leading to the collapse of the food logistics systems resulting in hoards of starving people with nothing to lose.

[@jessemontano762]

thats next. A GLOBAL COMMUNIST REVOLUTION. ITS HALFWAY DONE CONTROL THE FOOD, CONTROL THE PEOPLE

[@christineyates1507]

No pumps no water

[@davidjones8043]

That’s why the military has been training for a “zombie apocalypse”

[@raydomenech7646]

@@davidjones8043it has? What military?

[@raydomenech7646]

So true, I’m an Emergency Manager w/ a federal agency (not FEMA) and teach preparedness. Most ppl will lose all purchasing power if the grid goes down; they don’t carry cash and depend on electronic transactions for their very survival. Moreover, the secondary and tertiary effects of a mass blackout will be catastrophic to the human race.

[@Susan-vz7fm]

Almost off grid. It is a challenging adjustment but I am shocked how I have changed. Different kind of stress. Empowered. Getting to like life again. I am 67 yrs old, live alone. All is well . The world looks so different.

[@beautilfuldoveonearth5447]

Please share what you did thank you

[@ingagud]

@NZee-i6xit’s societal conditioning…

[@user-yy5kx9mp5o]

Sounds so interesting! What made you take the leap for this adjustment and how do you live when you say off grid?

[@beverlybrunty8337]

After this great awakening that covet brought on for me anyway i have been adjusting to truths of life i just can’t wrap my head around around how much our Country has fell ! 😟

[@BlueHopi144]

@@beverlybrunty8337 Your country is mainly a Corporation & the shadow state is all over it ....but it won' t Last . Remember , u can still leave to another country as many are relocating since 2020 to other more fullfilling part of the world

[@ChadSterley]

Not often that I can sit down for near on 3 hours straight and listen to a single podcast episode whilst being totally gripped all the way through. This was really mind-opening and what a great speaker you are Bret. Moderated as skilfully as ever Steven.

[@devyud5719]

@@ChadSterley it’s no mind opening. He is capitalizing on fear. Most of his explanations are comically inaccurate. At least about computer science, models and AI. (I’m a computer scientist by profession) I saw a comment form a nuclear engineer saying how inaccurate this guy is about nuclear reactors.

[@JamiePaya-nj2xy]

Same!!!

[@patrickalaggio3560]

Out of the 50,000 + hours I've invested in research and tried to help save mankind, no other interview was as truthful, informative and share worthy as this one. Thank you both for making this available to all of us.

[@polypocket4726]

What kind of research do you do?

[@Brian-lb3zo]

25 years of research? Conclusion, is human life will be a small part of the time line of life on earth?

[@mousetoad7040]

None of us are going to save humanity, but I work for one who has… all I had to do was read the factory manual written by the One who manufactured this humanity and this world! Life changer! Of course, I had to be broken and become humble, but sure glad I was and was given faith and understanding. Now if I only had the motivation to read the stack of owners manuals that came in the car that I bought four years ago! I’m still learning things about my phone, kind of wish it came with a manual! Not sure why we tend to discard the manufacturers instructions, especially when it comes to life…

[@paulotonetta8149]

It's very nice of you trying to save humanity... But do you really think it is possible? That we have a chance to accomplish it? I don't think so...

[@quantumtechcrypto7080]

Then your research has revealed how much disinformation is out here now. Research is pointless now there needs to be action. The anti gentile agenda the Talmudic terrorists have created is communism.

[@-cMc-]

When scientists are being muzzled from asking questions and prevented from debating that’s when the world stops learning

[@andocobo]

Who’s being muzzled from asking questions? Certainly not Bret Weinstein.

[@alisonthomad4539]

@@andocobojust another paid liar, a fear monger tactic. No such thing has climate change...🤦‍♀️

[@1ron0xide]

Bret Weinstein certainly isn't muzzled. He ranted for 3 hours here

[@EzekielHortenseMiller]

This is what professors used to do - teach you HOW to think, not WHAT to think. I sincerely hope he is made secretary of education. He is one of the few people who would actually have a shot at real reform

[@bikufdikuf2143]

That bit about covid is clear conspiracy ideation, not how but what.

[@user-bp3xk5uz4q]

Could listen to Bret for hours. He has a remarkable way of explaining complex issues in terms that everyone can understand. Hopefully this fantastic interview will reach millions! Our future depends on the awakening of many more people.

[@veronicabatteham9864]

I was recently astonished my 13 years old autistic grandson ,very intelligent and astute said It's amazing that humans aren't extinct !! Shocked me , but he thinks very deeply

[@margaretdundas680]

Yes my 8yrs old autistic granson also very intelligent and very funny ❤it 😄 blessings from Scotland

[@mskatefish]

He’s right

[@Lamster66]

*autistic grandson ,very intelligent and astute said It's amazing that humans aren't extinct* Old but equally autistic bloke responds. he forgot to add "YET"! Let's instead paraphrase the Late George Carling Save the planet? The earth is 4.7billion years old it been through a lot worse than us. And we are conceited enough to think that we can threaten this planet with some tin cans and some plastic? 99.9% of all species that ever existed are extinct the earth will be fine so pack your shit because we are going away.

[@MegaBpop]

WOW, he is very smart. So true in what he said.

[@markburton8303]

Our son is Autistic, he's deeply into philosophy looking for answers of how to navigate this world he doesn't understand.

[@benjaminwesterhold5762]

I love how you are humble enough to ask basic questions that some would deem foolish to ask

[@ashamane]

It's for his viewers, undoubtedly, but yes. He wants to make sure everyone is on the same page of understanding in the conversation to include as many people as possible. A nice touch.

[@kellymichelley]

​@@ashamane Yeah, he'd have to be pretty ignorant and culturally/socially isolated to not know what an EMP is.

[@JQ86]

I certainly do.

[@Rabswood296]

The basic questions need to be asked for people like me.

[@SassyO100]

Questions are good. I’m of the thinking that there are no foolish questions. Unless one is familiar with a subject area / concept etc I have a feeling Steven is pretty humble enough to go from the very base level questioning to build up his knowledge through shear curiosity. We as the listener benefit greatly from his inquisitive nature and style of podcasting conversations.

[@benchpress200]

Bret's story about his university: the mandatory self confessions for racism, the student riots, and prosecution of those who spoke up -- that is literally communism in China during the Cultural Revolution. This was the reason my family left there to move to the west. And now it's here.

[@amvkarthik]

Sounds like the left extremist's stronghold, I am guessing the best way for moderates to find common ground is to talk about the Cultural revolution and great leap forward.

[@wendyhannaford7696]

Glad your family made it out! Where do we go now? I am ready

[@BetterWorld2012]

Let's never surrender and never make it easier for globalists to introduce communism worldwide

[@BetterWorld2012]

Earth-wide orchestrators try their best in installing communism worldwide. Let's always make it harder to them

[@christinelafromboise6731]

I’m 70 years old. What “the left” used to mean was believing in unions and a fair deal for working people. It meant believing in health care for everyone, (I live in Canada), free speech, and participation in democracy. These “far left” today are insane. They have taken over universities to implement the extreme “big brother.” It’s damn scary. They are not left of anything. They are extremists that will destroy our democracy.

[@hiphoppingalong]

So tired of the doom and gloom shows. Live with kindness and enjoy the moment. So sad that the world is filled with so many not filling the universe with the love since we all are fated to die anyway.

[@SssoFluffy]

Bravo!!!

[@amazonlife2609]

Having spent a lot of time in the Amazon I’m a bit surprised Bret didn’t mention that we should retain the ability to retreat back to the hunter gatherer lifestyle if we have to. I know a lot of people who have no money but live off the jungle and never go hungry. This isn’t the case for homeless people who live in urban environments. Ecology is our last safety net if society fails.

[@Rabswood296]

We all need to go back to a simpler and healthier way of life.

[@anitapaul230]

Where have you been? I was travelling in Colombia and also spend time in Amazon, civilized part...Leticia and surrounding. Loved it... must be great to be independent. I not well enough to live such a life. In India I lived a simple life for yrs, I was much happier than in my home country, which turned to madness....no one if there wld be a chart

[@amazonlife2609]

@@anitapaul230: I know the Brazilian part very well. Haven’t been to Leticia/Tabatinga yet but will this year. My husband is from Juruti, just over the Para border from the State of Amazonas. You sound like a wonderful person and would love to hug you but we can’t.

[@Antiguanian]

I live in Guatemala, and I can walk to where my food is grown. Some people do not have electricity. They eat food that does not need refrigeration. Ppl use wood to cook and heat. If electric stopped, we wold do ok. Rough but if you want to eat, you work a needed job. Horses still work land and deliver things.

[@robertacheson433]

Bret just released a book called “The Hunter-Gatherers Guide to the 21st century” fyi

[@DovidChaim-nc4pi]

“I am an old man and have known a great many troubles, most of which never happened” -Mark Twain

[@SuperDflower]

Mark Twain graced this earth along time ago. The dangers that he is envisioning are very possible, particularly with us being so dependent on technology and the grid. Look what happened recently with the airlines because of a glitch with Microsoft computers. It’s Fulharty to think more things like this cannot and will not happen. And we should be talking about how we would prepare en masse, Not just every man for himself. This makes sense to me. It’s not pleasant, to be sure

[@SergeantX2.0]

@@SuperDflowerprecisely

[@christianpowerssavesthewor8404]

Keyword "Most". It only takes one existential threat; that is the nature of existential threats. and we have many going on right now.

[@ChopperChad]

Mark Twain was speaking to his mindset not to existential threats to humanity. Good quote-wrong forum.

[@grannyannie2948]

He lived through the Carrington event

[@mariegordon3722]

As a biologist, I completely understand what he talking about- and things WILL change drastically in the next few decades and we’ve past the point of no return. However, I’m not as nihilistic as he is, I tend to think we will see more and more major survival threats which will result in many hundreds of thousands, if not millions die. But humans will survive, just not in this greedy and selfish world we’ve created. Back to basics, local communities taking care of each other. What we’ve created is unsustainable, so it will fizzle out. My hope is that we can move forward together versus moving backwards to everyone looking out for themselves. We’re on the brink of opportunity.

[@mh60648]

That may be where we are heading. But more than nihilistic he is intending to be as realistic as he can, without trying to sugercoat the news in any way so that people might wake up and listen. After all, we have created a situation that we cannot escape: We will have to keep nuclear plants from melting down. If anything disastrous happens there, back to basics may not even be a possibility. Let's hope that it won't get to that.

[@lynnehood2198]

I love that vision for humanity. I believe nature will sort it out.

[@TheToplessChef-hf5eb]

There was a movie called Idiocracy. Which predicted the current environment with absolute idiots in the world. Mad Max will be next and it’ll be easy pickings for some because most of the population is so physically fat and weak. But humans are like cockroaches, very good at surviving the worst conditions.

[@Roguescienceguy]

There's still very valid possibilities that we might engineer ourselves out of this problem. A few solar shades parked in geosynchronised orbits shading the poles could give us a bunch more time to tackle the issue.

[@humanointegral]

You probably meant pessimistic instead of nihilistic

[@michelleeaton4602]

Is anyone here from the channel suspicious observers?! I'm sharing this so much because trying to explain this, people's eyes just glaze over... They're always on the money with earthquake predictions and monitoring our star (sun) I'm so happy this is getting more coverage. It's seriously important. Thank you for this conversation. Especially for my lamen brain

[@sylvsal834]

I really cannot thankyou enough for airing this interview with Bret Weinstein. Your listening capability is one of the best I’ve seen amongst many interviewers who have done the job for years. You seemed completely objective especially during the Fauci Gain of function piece and I have to say, this was one of THE most valuable interviews SB. BRILLIANT WORK. 👏🏽

[@boredymcboredface8624]

Brett is a Total misinformation spray and pray - he has settled down a bit but if this is the single best interview then you either haven’t watched much of the channel or you’re better off watching the Joe Rogan conspiracy hour … giving these people a platform is the same as building a bigger soapbox for the crazy guy on the corner. When Brett has consistently spewed BS for soooo many years his arguments don’t deserve to be legitimatised by “having a conversation”. He is charismatic and frequently spewing garbage- that is not a good combination

[@NikiBechusWTF]

@@boredymcboredface8624 This paid for smut spreader is answering every glowing response about Bret from a slanderous and negative angle. Nice to know Bret has pressed some touchy buttons.

[@mdtcomm1533]

@@boredymcboredface8624 Instead of just stating that this is just misinformation, please state one good example and prove your point. KZbin gives you that ability and space. Thank you.

[@boredymcboredface8624]

@@mdtcomm1533 ​​⁠​​⁠you’re obviously new or unfamiliar with his work or still in the bubble - google “false claims by brett Weinstein” or “the problem with brett Weinstein” there are pages and pages refuting his BS. If you also have paid close attention to him you will note that - especially in his early interviews or podcasts he makes a tonne of predictions and then claims to be a modern day Nostradamus. Everything from claiming that he predicted BLM (like no one could see there were tensions) and that he was the only one that was right about the origins of COVID (which even if he is correct was a guess and a bunch of his other covid guesses were garbage)…. He makes money from controversy and scaring people. I’m not trolling I’m sick of the guy and people like him.

[@qorimayu]

@@mdtcomm1533the guy’s a bot repeat-posting that comment here and there. Any real person that has that opinion about Bret has some kind of mis-wiring going on. If the person is real I hope they see the light of day in good time

[@trackerbacker]

97% of experts agree with the people who fund them.

[@johnowens5342]

Is the number that low? 😂

[@CHD2000]

Funny that when government pays "science" to find climate change they dawm will find it, their jobs are on the line and after all and everybody wants a piece of government money. Then its a consensus. Except consensus = ideology. In science there is no consensus, its against the basic principles of science.

[@EmpoweredPPBUK]

The other 3% loose there career’s via workplace set ups/workplace mobbing and or are publicly slandered/de-platformed. The terrorist watch list is also now also being abused to perform 24/7 surveillance/computer hacking/phone hacking, communication interference on people who speak out, both human surveillance/communications interference and automated via ai. Via AI so intensive harassment/interference can be performed on a large group of victims in a cost effective way that would seem implausible for state spy’s to perform on everyday citizens. East German Stazi Zerzetzung psychological harassment on steroids due to the application of modern technology (ai and big data analysis etc). Big data analysis of online interactions/data allows those with access to know you better than you know yourself, making psychological warfare infinitely more effective on an individual basis.

[@theflaca]

🏆best comment award.

[@jasongreen6447]

Exactly

[@franciscojtraverzo9262]

Steve said "I used to think that psychology was the answer to the world", I thought that long ago and that's the reason I became a biologist and my specialization was in Animal Behavior. Also, something that I liked too much was when Bret Weinstein said "We have moved in the direction of women behaving like men at their worst rather than men behaving like women at their best and it's a mistake", it is a good way to summarize an unfavorable change in behavior that is being observed in our specie.

[@MsElke11]

Yes that's why female CEOs are such betchas while Male CEOs should just empathize a bit more

[@SublimeLyfeNow]

Holy shit that makes a ton of sense! Never thought about it like that 😲

[@wildflowerspoetry]

Do much bullying in female dominated professions too

[@ashleyalicecullen]

I don’t see woman raping or murdering and I’d say that’s the worst part of being a man. So…

[@jessen9081]

I listened to this interview (yes, nearly 3 hours) on a drive from Phoenix to San Diego. It is absolutely becoming more and more difficult to distinguish "truth" from "fiction," especially as the messengers become more likeable and sophisticated. While Dr. Weinstein has many interesting, logicial insights, I strongly encourage a follow up with persons who have the most recent scientific information on the various scientific topics that were presented. His academic credentials and very gentle and personable presentation make it easy to accept what he is saying, regardless of whether it is reality "fact" or not. In other words, as a listener, do exactly what he champions...think about what you are being told, and ask "Is this reality or just what I want to hear and believe?" And for our host. Steve, while your blog has many assets, be aware that your platform is absolutely contributing to misinformation which causes harm to individuals and society.

[@HerMajesty1]

He should have Doctor David Martin on.

[@rickoshea8138]

He is being asked for his opinions and to make predictions, based on facts.

[@RA-yf4tk]

I’d wager that an audience, in this time of fast consumption, choosing to give 2 hours of their day to these podcasts is able to think critically. That you listened to 3 hours on your drive, without changing channel, suggests you didn’t find the content or the host too egregious @jessen9081.

[@nikkitrif7606]

YES!!!! I applaud you. I said something similar and you brought up some other great points as well. I'm so glad not everyone drank the Kool-Aid here. I'm disappointed with this channel featuring more and more infamous quacks without enough pushback or counter perspectives back to back to at least balance the quackery. It makes me think it's all being done for attention, likes and ratings which to me is not a good way to go about things. I've seen a lot of great interviews through this channel and was so excited to keep diving in, but it seems especially lately, this is giving too much space and opportunity to some really reckless and ridiculous people who are not being challenged nearly enough on their wild claims and "facts." I did subscribe before but am no longer as enthusiastic of this channel as I once was. I'll still watch some interviews but after this interview and one other I had watched recently, I can no longer be as supportive as a subscriber and will limit any comments on future videos as well if I even comment or view them at all. Such a shame. There is a huge difference here of wanting to hear people out and hear different perspectives and being a witness to unfounded, wild, reckless and dangerous people and views. Such a platform should not be given without at the very least some strong evidence provided by the interviewee and without being challenged by even a little bit of what are mountains of data in some cases of claims being said.

[@tantalisinglabrat]

After experiencing 70 years of life, lve learned tomorrow is not guaranteed. I know someone who was sitting at a traffic light on his way home and he was hit by a bus coming from the opposite direction. Someone else went to work, thinking it would be a normal day. They broke their leg and spent 4 weeks in hospital. Eastern philosophy has the answer. Live in the now, be mindful, and enjoy each moment.

[@aqua6613]

Jesus is the way the truth and the life ❤ that's my answer 😊 if He does not return in my life time atleast i know i will return to Him. Probably wouldnt want to be in this plain and dimension when He does come back because it will be with judgement.

[@carolynbrightfield8911]

At 71, agreed. My list of the unexpected is enormous (I suspect your examples are a selection from your long list). At age 53, I was admitted through the emergency department into the hospital. Having seen doctors and described my symptoms for two years, that led to a life-threatening diagnosis and two years recovery. Three years ago, a walk on a flat cement path in a park led to a broken knee and six months recovery.

[@hughfawcett4333]

We are in trouble due to ignoring the spiritual side we were born with. We just focus on materialism. That's a waste of the conscious and unconscious power we were given. If you don't use it you lose it!

[@Dragon-wl5ic]

❤❤❤

[@takenote7085]

The spirit world is even more dangerous and unpredictable. You need Jesus to guide you through both realms or else you are lost.

[@sicotic2897]

As a someone with serious attention problem, I was surprised how easily I managed to watch this 3 hour block without doing million other things. Bret is amazing human being, speaks so clearly and almost mesmerizes you with the way he talks about stuff.

[@MisterClear-yc3on]

but you wont prepare..so its useless.

[@__-fi6xg]

@@MisterClear-yc3on entertainment isnt useless and not everyone has the money or time to do anything about it. You think healthy humans in the first world have a problem? think about timmy in the third world who doesnt have legs because US drones.

[@roguepixie269]

Omg same fam 🎉 And just cus someone has ADHD doesn’t mean we’re stupid. Be more empathetic and a lot less cranky and you’ll do the world a load of good.

[@allymayful]

I was thinking exactly the same. And even prepared to listen again. He is an excellent teacher.

[@anthonyfitzpatrick572]

Interesting, you say that. I have a little ADHD. I managed to listen without being distracted. His voice is pure gold ✨️ 💛

[@mkkrupp2462]

His downplaying of climate change is disturbing. Even if you don’t believe in ‘modelling’ , what about all the studies in the field going on around the world, the actual measurements of increasing Ice loss, ocean acidification and greenhouse gases? And what about the increasing higher temperatures in many parts of the world - and the decrease in crop production asa result. People have been experiencing higher than normal temperatures in recent summers in the Mediterranean and in many other areas. There are even more areas of the world now experiencing wet bulb temperatures like Pakistan. And then there’s all the wildfires……

[@nikkitrif7606]

Apparently ALL this stuff you are mentioning and the mountains more you haven't are too mainstream to be believed I guess. We can't even believe our own eyes and pores dripping with sweat in record hot summers . . . . and and and the models can't possibly be accurate either. The literal troves of science and data is all just one big, huge conspiracy put on by over 90% of the world's scientists who are experts directly in actual relevant fields. Only expert evolutionary biologists on the fringe like Bret know what's really up out in this big ol' scary, crazy world we live in.

[@tradinggurus]

There is change in climate....but its not manmade...it is sun made

[@axl-j9o]

I don't like it either, I'm plenty convinced from what I've seen/experienced first hand, but I realized that, if it's actually true, the point is VERY important. Essentially if non alarm amplifying studies are largely unpublished, this guarantees a perfect distortion formula. Models for things like this can also be cleverly tweaked to lean in either direction. Though it's a particularly bad time to be opening new frontiers in climate change debates because the neo-cold war happening online may find a way to carpet bomb publications with bad papers and stagger the conversation for a full decade.

[@HuFlungDung2]

Climate change is seasonal. We're arguing about the noise in the signal. And we are powerless to have an effect on it. We can cope with changes, that's what we've always done. Propaganda is being used to alarm people needlessly.

[@DoomCatcher]

Thanks for this comment this was the one factor for me whether I wanted to listen to this podcast. Now I know he isn't pushing a bs agenda I'll listen to him.

[@joospamplemoose]

Thank you Bret, this was one of the best interviews I've ever seen and probably the most well articulated sounding of the alarm about the existential threats we are facing as a civilization! I share your mission, Bret! Let us all unite and contribute towards this righteous goal of health and self preservation as the biological stewards of consciousness 🙏

[@squidlings]

The club exists. It's called the WEF. It's just you're not invited.

[@mdtcomm1533]

Fantastic interview as I have been listening to Brett and his wife Heather, since 2020. His thoughts are now even more clear and distilled. The interviewer was perfect and I have listened to thousands of interviews. I am encouraged to hear that there are hundreds of thousands of people listening to this interview and that means that there is hope for humanity after all. You don’t have to agree on everything, we just need to explore the truth, respect each other’s opinions and experience and never shut down the conversation just because we don’t agree with something at the time.

[@jendonnelly7637]

2 days in 1.2M views!!

[@judsonwright]

Barf. You are a mark.

[@dennisobrien3133]

“When I hear on invoking hope I know the situation is hopeless.” Dennis O’Brien

[@josephdanmathis1876]

For the past two years I've lived without electricity.. I charge my phone and devices with a solar panel. I get my water from a spring. It took me no time to get acclimated to this. One thing's for sure, it will make men valuable again.

[@louisecassidy5991]

I am living the same way! In someone's back paddock in Australia. Been here almost 3 years. My doc says I am the best she has seen for my age (76).

[@ourtruth216]

I wish I could find a husband that wants to live off grid. I really don’t think it would be smart for me to do it alone tho even though I want to. Lol I might go stir crazy 😂

[@nowthatmakesperfectsense]

@@louisecassidy5991 Who gives a crap what doctors say? Did this doctor push the injection on you? Statins on you? High blood pressure medications on you? All are very, very bad.

[@carolleenkelmann3829]

Men were always valuable. It depends what social circles you move in and how you regard yourself. It's very difficult to gain self confidence when the whole world's structure seems against you. Good luck.

[@nowthatmakesperfectsense]

@@ourtruth216 Don't be needy and weak! You don't need a man!

[@MadhurFulzele]

This episode is golden every parent needs to hear this Every content consumer needs to hear this

[@chefarm9798]

Wow!! The balls to have a guest on like this!! 👍 we need more of this😊

[@ivangotyokes]

Balls? He's just a guest on a podcast. Not like the dude is risking his life...

[@RRR4847-o9g]

@@ivangotyokes He's discussing subjects that typically result in YT deleting videos, demonetising channels, and eventually (if you persist) the permanent removal of the YT channel. It is brave for a hugely successful content creator on YT to delve into these topics.

[@ohwellwhateverr]

@@ivangotyokes Yes, the balls. Bret has faced a huge amount of censorship and even physical threats for speaking out on certain issues. Did you not hear about the Evergreen incident? Where his home was surrounded by masked men? I was shocked and pleasantly surprised that a mainstream podcast would host him. More people need to hear his perspective.

[@mercedezlucke-benedict1122]

I started watching Brett and his wife when Covid happened and continue to watch what happened to them because they were speaking the truth. I highly respect him. I think he's dead on right and I thank him for his mission. Thank you for putting him on the program. this is a big deal to me thank you. I will now subscribe and continue watching more of your programs.

[@edrichard6153]

The first thing you can do is vote for FRK Jr. for President. Watch his videos to learn more. Harris, Biden and Trump sure as hell aren't thinking about this stuff. If you don't already know, RFK has a screwed up voice but, it's a smart, honest voice! DECLARE YOUR INDEPENDENCE! Kennedy/Shanahan 2024 Texas

[@Stormstorm1]

​@edrichard6153 The guy with the brain worm? The guy whose entire family came out endorsing Biden (when he was still in the race). A third party vote is a wasted vote at this point because he's not going to win.

[@carlenaponce9205]

❤

[@lindaoheff9169]

@@edrichard6153sure…the guy that would accept a cabinet post in Kamala’s presidency to drop out of the race? His own family will have nothing to do with him ffs!

[@Williamottelucas]

Same here re how I started to follow their Darkhorse Podcast. Brett's summary here of the Covid debacle is spot on.

[@nikkitrif7606]

These interviews are good and necessary, but we must also remember to keep a level of skepticism here. Just because someone says something no matter how calm, confident and factual they sound or come off as, that doesn't mean it's true or all true. Just because they wield around impressive credentials as well, doesn't automatically make them fool proof on their claims either. **Edited to clarify: I don't have as much a problem with the first half of this interview as I do the second half. What Brett speaks on in the first half seems very reasonable and I've seen consensus or relatable perspectives/conclusions from other renowned and credible sources that coincide with what he brings up that strengthens his arguments in the first half. I mostly take issue with his second half overall and his takeaways from his time at Evergreen. Not everything that was said by him seems entirely unreasonable or unfair but he said enough that was reckless and obtuse in my opinion. Even with the first half (which is relatively harmless - it's not a bad idea to prepare or be mindful of existential threats even if they never become reality) but especially with the second half, we should be questioning and scrutinizing the claims made by Brett with at least the same fervor he has done with those he is at odds with.** I wish what accompanied with these interviews were comparisons and debates on what is being said. These interviews already pack in so much but perhaps a little more pushback from Steve would be beneficial here. Too many of us just believe what the interviewee says because he sounds so confident in what he's saying. He sounds so sure of himself. He sprinkles in words not often found in everyday speech along with simplified explanations of what he's trying to say or what those words or concepts mean. Essentially, he sounds like he's offering us answers and finally an understanding of all the chaos and uncertainties around us but we have to fight the urge to just accept that because it comforts us. So interesting how he says stuff just like that himself in this interview. It's almost like we are getting the real answer so as to make us believe the rest of it which could be mostly lies with more ease. He said himself to be careful about accepting things just because it's comforting but not necessarily right or useful. SO, WE MUST QUESTION THE FAUCIs AND THE WEINSTEINs AND THE GOVERNMENTS AND THE BUSINESSES AND ALL THE OTHERS OF THE WORLD. THIS GUY IS JUST ONE OF MANY PERSPECTIVES WITH JUST ONE OF MANY COMBINATIONS OF BACKGROUNDS AND MOTIVATIONS AND SECRETS AND EXPERIENCES AND "TRUTHS." I don't know if what Brett is saying is true or not or a combo of both but too many of you certainly are bought in with this interview without any reservation or hesitation that he might be wrong or could be telling lies intentionally or not. He deserves to be scrutinized and questioned just like those he brings up in this interview. Going against the grain is not always the pathway to the "real truth;" it simply makes for a more interesting and dramatic story, but it does us no good either if it turns out to also be false/a lie/an exaggeration/partial truth/etc. We shouldn't be giving people like this our blinded faith so readily and easily. He's human too (flawed and all) just like all the others he brought up. We need to keep searching for the truth and keep questioning things and those around us, and that most certainly includes guys like in this interview.

[@nickmoyer9112]

I believe Brett Weinstein is a very intelligent man and an honest man who through his own life experiences has become incredibly worried about society. I also believe he’s dealing with an existential crisis after the traumas he suffered both from his firing from the university and the institutions of society trying to silence him during the pandemic. Honestly I believe he’s become red pilled through his experiences and the conversations he’s had with other prominent figures in society over the last 7-8 years and now’s he trying to convey everything he’s come to accept about society to the masses, I think he almost feels compelled to do it.

[@NeilSearle]

This man knows a little about a lot of things. Enough about all of these subjects to be scared by them but not enough to realise he doesn't need to be scared. Throws scattershot out at enough targets that it hits on something someone is concerned and suddenly for these people it adds credence to everything else he talks about.

[@nickmoyer9112]

@@NeilSearle When it comes to Biology he’s a literal expert and was attacked by institutions for trying to have honest conversations about COVID, the lockdowns, and the truth about the “vaccines”. He also has a lot of first hand experience dealing with the dangers of woke ideologies that are invading our institutions and society at large atm which is much more serious issue than most want to believe. He’s not scared he’s just having honest conversations about many issues in our society, in America. Necessary conversations. He doesn’t have to be right about everything and I don’t think he pretends to know everything.

[@nikkitrif7606]

@@nickmoyer9112 I think you raise some valid points here. I don't know as much of him outside this interview but what you are saying sounds plausible at this time. Either way, what he had to say about some of the existential threats were definitely interesting but then the other half of the interview just really made me have to take a pause and start to ask many questions with the whole thing now. It's very likely that this interview is a mix of some truth and some exaggeration/lies/red pill conspiracy/etc. The challenge and frustrating thing is trying to decipher which is which. It's disturbing though how easily viewers just lap this stuff up without even taking a pause to what is said. People with platforms deserve extra scrutiny and expectations too like both the interviewee and interviewer here because of their power and influence over a wide swath of people in such a relatively small amount of time and space too. It is a privilege and special duty of these people to be more diligent about the content and claims they put out there. So much damage is done by people who are just too reckless and greedy perhaps to fully realize and accept this privilege and duty.

[@nikkitrif7606]

@@NeilSearle By the end of the interview, I found myself more cautious and unsure of all he said because of all that he said. Perhaps because of what you said in a way; because I could sense he was throwing around a lot of stuff on so many big areas that don't necessarily even align with his field of expertise, I started to raise doubts on everything he was saying. I can definitely see some people falling for the trap you laid out but the very sense of what he was doing led people like me to pull back. I think you may agree too that because he was addressing some of these concerns we all have (and this is the fault of society all around for not addressing these areas more to be fair) he was filling in the vacuum gaps we are left with and so providing a comfort to people. It's a scarcity issue. I fall prey to scarcity issues too but we have to be mindful and careful to not allow these so called "problem solvers" or "answer givers" to sway us towards dark and dangerous corners simply because we are so desperate for a road to walk on. I appreciated your input. Valid points.

[@ericahayes7416]

Dr. W, I’m a covid long hauler, disabled under 40, BEFORE vaccines were available. I have come to understand that people with my disorders (ME/CFS, Dysautonomia, MCAS, etc) have been triggered by many things. Infections (viral & bacterial), vaccines, accidents, etc., Long before 2020. You should check this out - pretty juicy mishandling of these illnesses throughout time. CDC realized screwed us in the 80s. Great movie called Unrest.

[@dandeeteeyem2170]

So many people in the comments section, (myself included) stating for the record that Bret and Heather saved their sanity during the pandemic. They gave so many of us hope that calmer, rational voices would prevail. Much love and respect for having the courage to allow Bret to articulate our side of the cvd debate on your platform. You're one of the good guys.

[@kat4256]

Hegelian dialect….Playing Both Sides….Dont Be Deceived. He is part of the AGENDA,setting the Stage for the antichrist. Repent,place your Complete Faith in Christ and what He did on the Cross for our Salvation , pray, read the KJV Bible

[@SitTheFcukDown]

Or as most people call it: They were lying and carelessly and recklessly misinformed people about the COVID vaccines and other aspects concerning the disease.

[@carrino15]

As a biologist MSc level I agree with him. We in the scientific field of biology know a bit too much how fuckt our life situation is becoming.

[@staceyleikraussfitnessyoga]

I love listening to Mr. Weinstein speak. He's calm, kind and of course brilliant. Im a better person for listening to him (every single time). Thanks for this great conversation.

[@mkkrupp2462]

Far easier to listen to than his brother.

[@beaububbles]

A major difference between 1918 and present day is the amount of people travelling internationally in 'hours' not days.

[@sportysbusiness]

The single best interview I've seen on this channel. Calm, factual and one of the best explanations for what's happening to humanity I've ever seen. Thank you.

[@boredymcboredface8624]

Brett is a Total misinformation spray and pray - he has settled down a bit but if this is the single best interview then you either haven’t watched much of the channel or you’re better off watching the Joe Rogan conspiracy hour …

[@carriyoga]

@@boredymcboredface8624 😉 ... you're an Obvious Troll

[@boredymcboredface8624]

@@carriyoga ​​⁠​​⁠you’re obviously new or unfamiliar with his work or still in the bubble - google “false claims by brett Weinstein” or “the problem with brett Weinstein” there are pages and pages refuting his BS. If you also have paid close attention to him you will note that - especially in his early interviews or podcasts he makes a tonne of predictions and then claims to be a modern day Nostradamus. Everything from claiming that he predicted BLM (like no one could see there were tensions) and that he was the only one that was right about the origins of COVID (which even if he is correct was a guess and a bunch of his other guesses were garbage)…. He makes money from controversy and scaring people. I’m not trolling I’m sick of the guy and people like him.

[@mirandaandrea8215]

Troll! ​@@boredymcboredface8624

[@tylerdurden2832]

@@boredymcboredface8624 He has been right about most things more than anyone. Find me 1 person who has made more accurate predictions than him.

[@reniecoffey]

I'm so thankful my goals are oriented around being self sufficient, growing my own food, foraging and being around people who compliment that life, who know how to build almost anything from the ground up

[@lynnfisher3037]

Yeah that will work😂😂😂

[@MatthewCleere]

Meanwhile, others will know how to take it.

[@Madonnalitta1]

All important, but you must know how to defend it.

[@reniecoffey]

​@@MatthewCleereI agree, learning to protect it is very important and something I'm working on. My partner knows how to defend himself and us, but I don't. Definitely need to learn

[@MatthewCleere]

@reniecoffey Have you ever seen Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull? They are this whole family group running from the bad guys in real time and nobdoy really gets hurt. It was totally absurd. "Self-defense" is practically useless in a war zone. People will rapidly join large groups, or be killed or exploited by them. The "personal responsibility" lone wolf cowboy family is a myth.

[@Pointmikecalibre]

Bret is right, we all know it, but the biggest problem with what Bret is saying is us. We sit here listening to what he says, we nod our heads in agreement, but when it comes to actually taking action on what he says, cutting out the novelty, doing the uncomfortable things in order to move ourselves forward in the right direction, we shy away from it. We say "yeah you're right...... but, that all sounds like hard work, those at the "top" will sort it out (flicks on to netflix)". It's we that cast the votes with our actions. Don't leave it to those "above" us to make the right decisions because, quite frankly, look how well that's gone so far. We change the course of this peril, no one else. I call on every one of you reading this post to do the necessary thing, to do the things that pull you away from the fake comfort you have been loured into and move humanity forward with the single impacts of your own actions. I live in hope, because I know just how capable we are!

[@shirleysmith8565]

Well said.. ❤️🙏🏼❤️

[@chrisholbrook141]

So how do we vote for downscaling?

[@Pointmikecalibre]

@@chrisholbrook141 that depends on what it is you want to downscale?

[@Brunottilegende]

So i"m interested in your specific examples. What specifically are you doing that we, the general people, are not yet doing?

[@Pointmikecalibre]

@Brunottilegende please, don't get me wrong, I'm far from perfect. But, if you want specific examples; I spend as much time as possible outdoors on a day to day basis. This (youtube) is the only form of social media that I occasionally use. I don't pay for TV packages or Netflix, for example, by simply not having them. The increases in the price of food (healthy food) boils my blood, so last year, I started growing as much of my own as possible. I refused the covid 19 vaccine on the grounds it simply wasn't properly tested and rushed. There are things I'm still figuring out, things I'm working on, but atleast I can say, to some degree, I'm trying.

[@thisistheslam]

I live an hour from the university where the protests and insurrection occurred. He’s not painting a radical or favorable narrative. National news outlets would misrepresent this in some cases but otherwise it was well reported and the insanity is as legitimate as Bret makes it out to be. Without this fiasco and absurd university Bret wouldn’t have become the interesting and powerful voice he is today so on one hand; thank you Evergreen University for being a joke of the education system. You gave us Bret and I’m thankful for that.

[@user-pv7mg1tb4f]

This is a great interview! I woke up to a lot of this stuff about 15 years ago. In the long run, I think Mother Earth will be just fine. She will balance herself out after she gets rid of us. And she will. I'm not afraid to die. I think we're living inside a simulation of sorts and that's something I've had an awareness of since childhood. I'd say my only worry is leaving my my kids behind someday to navigate this crazy world. All I can do is teach them skills, set them up as best as I can and hope it serves them well.

[@rrijecanka]

I never was afraid to die. I envy them, they went on a better place. Only now I have 5 months old daughter. I need to live for her, like you wrote, I’m worried for my child.

[@mkkrupp2462]

Better now not to have children and condemn them to what is coming. If I was young again, I definitely would not have them.

[@user-pv7mg1tb4f]

@@mkkrupp2462 Honestly, I agree. If I hadn't had my kids by 2019, I probably wouldn't be having them. No way would I have wanted to bring them into this...

[@Lthra-bz3yu]

22:35 I love how Bret handled this question with such class. Being asked a second time it was clear Steven thought the physical poles were shifting. Instead of correcting him and right off the bat saying “no it’s the magnetic poles” he expanded on both options gracefully. That’s a really skilled thing to do as the former would have probably made Steven feel dumb.

[@stvbrsn]

I don’t think Bret was consciously making any such calculations. There *are* two aspects to it, one physical, one magnetic. I’d say that by providing a complete answer, he basically satisfied the criteria you laid out without even trying. That’s how good Bret is. Lol. Cheers!

[@ajm935]

I don't think Stephen would feel dumb. He delves into those questions to help the audience with clarification from the guest. That's what I love most about watching, he asks questions to "dumb down" the answer but it actually gives us way more insight into the thought process of the guest and subject matter than if he were to just assume we knew what they were talking about and moved along.

[@martino8114]

Eric and Brett Weinstein are two of our greatest minds today

[@martino8114]

@@ajm935that’s right he has to try to say dumb it down without saying it that way lol

[@Piperdreams]

@@martino8114they’re great minds and appreciate their insights to induce serious thinking !

[@dirtybomb32]

I ask this question with 100% sincerity, "Where's the supporting evidence to support these claims?"

[@samaireoctober5584]

In all honesty, and I don't say this lightly; every time I watch a topic on this channel, it's very in depth and insightful. Doesn't mean I always agree with everything, however, it always drives me to learn more. Thank you and please keep up the great work!

[@tensevo]

I love how our daily discourse is polluted with all kinds of mindless nonsense, when this is the stuff we should be really talking about. Bret you're doing top work, brother.

[@lynnfisher3037]

And it will result in nothing

[@cj-jr7iz]

Well said! Ty!🙋‍♀️

[@IsabellaOldham-dd8ln]

The only one with capacity to save civilisation from extinction is Jesus! Dr Nigel Pexton (University of Glasgow) Scotland

[@dohabandit]

@@lynnfisher3037 The more the truth gets out there, the more people that learn WHY they are being placed into a global lockdown control apparatus, the more people learn that the elite are lying to them and only planning for survival of the few, then maybe a larger number of people can be prepared in time to survive? Does anyone really believe the elite give a crap about "anthropogenic climate change" when they have know for decades about events 1000's of orders of magnitude more severe?

[@GetSicRiCH]

2:43:11 *_”If you are on a canoe being pulled towards a waterfall, and the chances of your paddling out of the danger was growing vanishingly small… there’s no point at which it makes sense to stop paddling. You dont know what you dont know, and the chances that you might just barely escape a terrible disaster because you didnt give in to hopelessness, means that what you do as things get very dire, is you double down, and you push as hard as you can.”_* It’s not too late to wake up to the problem we are facing as a society. The problem is *_hypernovelty._* *hypernovelty:* _when the rate of change is too great in comparison to the ability to adapt to said change._

[@BlueHopi144]

Change is always from the inside ......thats where 90% are not working on ......thats the major problem in This Synthetic Matrix .

[@jean-marclamothe8859]

I am 61, IQ of 125 but working with my fuckin computer is so difficult now that it burns me. What you wrote just remember me that

[@NikiBechusWTF]

This part was seared into my memory as well. Thank you for this.

[@kenmartini9018]

I was enjoying this interview immensely until it got to Bret saying we partnered with the Chinese to weaponize covid. Bret could not coherently explain or quantify in any way his belief in this theory. His main research on this was apparently reading a book by RFK. To me this placed him in the sphere of conspiracy theorists.

[@nikkitrif7606]

Pretty scary how so many people are baked in and drinking the Kool-Aid. So many comments saying how he's speaking the truth and facts . . . . and what credible evidence or sources has he given for us to believe these are truths and facts? How does an evolutionary biologist become such an expert in such a wide range of specialties far outside his realm? Based on other comments, he's been spewing stuff for a long time before we've had hardly any time to know much of anything about COVID so where's his well-documented, peer-reviewed evidence, science-based and scientific method-based facts in all this especially as an evolutionary biologist no less? Look at how easily way too many are lapping this all up. But WE are the sheep?! All these people feared, distrusted and questioned all the doctors, researchers and experts who have been out there wide open where mountains of facts, studies, etc. are on the display for everyone to scrutinize but a smooth talking, calm, skeptical intellectual specializing in a mostly unrelated scientific field like evolutionary biology comes along unquestioned and unchallenged and lullabies them to sweet sleep filled with "truths" and "facts" that help comfort their fearful souls. How about we follow the money and motivations behind people like Bret and all the other quacks this channel has been putting on lately just like others keep saying about anything "mainstream"? We don't think these controversial figures are human too and could be swayed by other powerful forces too like the very people they criticize? These people stopped questioning and searching for truth when their inherit biases, skepticisms, cynicisms, and beliefs were finally soothed, comforted and confirmed by the ointment people like Bret offered them.

[@tiffsaver]

When a man of such incredible gifts is banned from ANYTHING, it indeed signals the end of the civilization, such as it is. I found myself agreeing with everything he said, and as a man of 76 I would like to add just one thought if I may, one that came to mind when I watched the movie, "Oppenheimer." While this film was about nuclear war, as early as 1816 a young teenaged girl had already predicted what happens when science goes horribly wrong, and the the name of her book was "Frankenstein." This is the single warning I have told for the past 50-years that sums up the problem perfectly: *Whenever man's technological advancement outpaces his spiritual advancement, it always ends in tragedy.*

[@stephenwilliams3213]

banned from everything yet has been on Rogan and here. 2 of the biggest podcasts. hardly banned

[@susanbade9773]

absolutely....well said

[@tiffsaver]

@@stephenwilliams3213 I'm simply reading from his actual headline. WHAT DOES IT SAY???

[@stephenwilliams3213]

@@susanbade9773 well if you believe the head line, that he was banned from everything. He was not and repeatedly came up on my face book fed etc.

[@jane1044]

amen to that.

[@maggietattersfield2859]

I don’t understand why the journalists make no effort to inform people truthfully and in an unbiased way? I’ve stopped buying newspapers and I buy very few magazines. I also hardly bother listening to the news on TV… magazines

[@kenfichtner9800]

Why would they do what they are paid not to do?

[@petersinclair3997]

They are not journalists in the old mould. Rather opinion broadcasters.

[@kated3165]

I don't understand why Diary of a Ceo keeps hosting Climate Change deniers...

[@SL1PSTAR]

How do you know?

[@PaulSimonMcCarthy-fu6ms]

Because they have been captured by invested interests.

[@hope4humanity222]

Wow! Just wow. Best interview yet. You both blew it out of the water, getting the info The People need, to be aware of what’s facing us as a collective, and how we can prepare humanity as a whole and individually. I DO hope that the “powers that be” see this and take the initiative action needed. 🙏🏼👍😊

[@francisjtuk]

This is literally a masterclass in how to speak intelligently. Can you point to a single answer of his that was not well reasoned, logical and beautifully articulated? What a legend !!

[@CrystalVR2016]

He and his wife kept me sane during covid.

[@gonzaga45377]

Me too, as well as, Chris Martenson of Peak Prosperity and of course Dr. John Campbell.

[@macbird-lt8de]

his wife's voice is like Valium lol

[@kimberlypayetta3476]

You sure?

[@u4iadreams]

it's weird seeing people admit out loud that they are comforted by grifters

[@elliotr9095]

@@u4iadreamsGrifter, charlatan, disgraced, none of it means anything when you apply it to everyone saying something you don't agree with

[@thesmallnotesduo]

Be very careful that these issue do not distract us from the far far more pressing threat to humanity presented by a few of the richest most powerful people hell bent on Orwellian control.

[@frostfree7]

If I mention Citizens YouKnighted my comment disappears.

[@thzzzt]

I too lose sleep over Bill Gates and PeeWee Herman.

[@HellCatt0770]

I think you have to ask ‘why’. Yes they may be narcissists with a God complex but what do they know that makes them think they need to control agriculture, infrastructure. Why are they all building bunkers…

[@biggzzify]

yes led by trump

[@lynnfisher3037]

@@thesmallnotesduo They already have control. We are toast.

[@sprogella]

I've been getting the message that we were lied to and gaslit about the jib and I bitterly regret having 3 of them before I caught on and said no more but the full impact of how widespread and orchestrated it has been is utterly evil. They were laughing in our faces. Gabor Mate absolutely nailed it with his teachings on trauma because those who seek such power over others and such unimaginable financial wealth are the most broken of us all. He also said love is the only power under which healing can take place and that we must all heal our own trauma. Hurt people hurt people and healed people heal people. When we heal and live with abundance, we can't help but want to share. Scarcity enables selfishness and most scarcity is manufactured for profit and control. The sad thing is the people we regard as the super rich and powerful are in reality very weak and pretty much bankrupt in everything that truly matter. To control other people you have power, but when you control yourself, then you have strength!

[@sirieve]

Well done for being willing to see the truth though, not enough people are!

[@laurabrown3776]

You can detox from vx. There are various websites to explain how, but one fave is FLCCC.

[@Chooli8]

Thank you for sharing your honesty and your snippets of wisdom 🙏 Please be sure to do a detox from the rubbish that was injected into you. Best wishes to you on your journey moving forward. Sending hugs ❤

[@chicashari]

so you got the jab and you are alive and well and have all your capacities. where is the issue exactly.

[@sprogella]

@@Chooli8 thank you, hugs back 🙏🏽🤗

[@somethingawesome9547]

You guys remember.... Brett is the guy that moderated an EXCELLENT debate between Sam Harris and Jordan Peterson that went on for TWO DAYS. And in that debate, it became clear that Brett might be more insightful and balanced than Sam or Jordan. This is a brilliant man. His wife is also brilliant.

[@Wolfbabypuppylove]

When there is no light, be the light .

[@christian78478]

If we have time-machine in the future, our species will live forever. When there will be time for our universe's heat death, we will go in the past, trillions of years earlier and live our life again and again, and then again :)

[@jakemelinko]

And get all the bugs flying in your face, interrupting everything you try to do.. smart? Holier than? Or self defeating?

[@fistfull1]

​@@christian78478your statement makes no sense

[@user-kb1hw2yq2f]

they throw rocks at the light because they prefer the darkness.

[@IranOutofUserNames11]

I’m poor

[@lucapietrangeli270]

Honestly, regardless of this video essay-i'm here and its my responsibility to my family and community to make the most out of it. I cant control our international leadership but i can plan out contingency plans against a variety of potential outcomes. Loosing hope is accepting defeat and accepting defeat is counter intuitive to the furtherance of humanity

[@jamiebalbosa1558]

exactly, humans are a very unique species in which we can predict potential outcomes and prepare for it. if we focussed as a species we could surely protect ourselves and this planet from anything.

[@barbaralopez265]

So scary but we must s t stay optimistic otherwise I might commit suicide

[@lynnfisher3037]

So what's YOUR solution???????

[@kaighSea]

I wish people would have bret and Heather on together. Darkhorse is one of the best podcasts available.

[@lynnfisher3037]

This is the podcast I will listen to when the world goes dark.😂😂😂😂

[@JamesLuis-sf5nw]

well explained! Recessions are an unavoidable part of the economic cycle; all you can do is prepare for them and plan accordingly. I graduated into a slump (2010). My first job after graduating from college was as an aerial acrobat on cruise ships. Today, I work as a VP for a global corporation, own three rental properties, invest in crypt0 business, run my own company, and have increased my net worth $900k in the last four years.

[@Estherfavy]

Starting early is simply the best way of getting ahead to build wealth, investing remains a priority. I learnt from my last year's experience, I am able to build a suitable life because I invested early ahead this time.

[@Michael-d3e5l]

It is true, inflation has taught people the important of multiplying income.

[@Lawrencebrown-l5c]

I sympathize with many people who had o knowledge digital marketing because currently dollar is unstable and coin is taking over to be universal currency

[@Jonathan-x9q]

It is true my dear, investing is the best idea currently and without it, human struggles are worthless.

[@ClaraStephen-u7k]

I have really been looking into mentors lately, the news I have been seeing in the market has not been so encouraging

[@neogirl37]

Brett & Eric should be appointed to help save the world! I've listened to him for years, an absolute gentleman & genius!! His show with his wife has been awesome all along & throughout covid especially!

[@lynnfisher3037]

What a ridiculous comment

[@Greengrower]

Call him Dr. Fearmongering 😂

[@mythologicalmyth]

Yes. The man who believes the fairy tale that we used to be frogs despite the science that disproves it.

[@kellanaldous7092]

​@@mythologicalmythCan you elaborate?

[@mythologicalmyth]

@@kellanaldous7092 evolution has been proven exponentially mathematically improbable by the greatest mathematicians, physicists, and researchers. Weinstein believes science will save humanity for higher evolved future beings that will solve the problem of mortality.

[@520cuban]

Ignorance is not bliss. Awareness reveals just how vulnerable we are. Great interview!

[@kellymichelley]

People who prefer blissful ignorance don't want to know how vulnerable they are; that would defeat the point! Ignorance may be detrimental, but that fact doesn't preclude bliss.

[@913nmagana9]

Yes, and if that solar flare happens tomorrow, what's better, a blissful day today or a day spent prepping.

[@520cuban]

Great statement

[@dennisobrien3133]

The former.

[@wendysauer114]

Absolutely brilliant interview loved the directness of every answer which was measured with such simple honesty. These are the conversations I love and this is how we thrive and survive as human beings. I Can't thank you enough for restoring my faith in our ability to take control of our future with real unedited conversation . So refreshing.

[@TheDiaryOfACEO]

Good, honest conversations are at the heart of everything we do! Thank you! 🙏

[@Roguescienceguy]

I am not so dark in my view as Bret. We have engineering solutions ready to stabilise our climate. It's perfectly feasible, but it would help an awful lot if the US stops starting wars left, right and center. One year budget of the US military and you'd be surprised what amazing things we are capable of. Those archaeic warmongerers need to go.

[@purplehorsechick9706]

​​@@RoguescienceguyIf we HAVE solutions ready to stabilize climate, then WHY aren't those solutions being utilized now? Just wondering 🤔😊

[@purplehorsechick9706]

​@@Roguescienceguy*and yes, I agree...too many wars. Too much profit, sadly, at the expense of human life.

[@purplehorsechick9706]

Wendy...well said 💜💜

[@heatherpannell9873]

I’ve been complaining about the collapse of journalism and how a free press is critical to an educated democratic republic.

[@livingintheforest3963]

This is what’s happened to universities. I went back to school at 50 and spent seven years and then decided to move out into the woods and enjoy my life because I saw the whole DEI culture and just agreeing with everything that the Professor said if you agree with the professors, you get an A on your paper if you really have some insight that’s different than, they may not like your paper. I was a straight A student, but I continued to stay quiet and not be outspoken. That’s the only way and that’s not really learning or education. He’s right.

[@evelynboyle5255]

I guess you didn't get AAs!!!😅😅

[@sallyjoperceptions6251]

I just finished a Summer college course in GEOL and GEOL lab and nothing about these things is taught or even discussed. They only talk about the material of how humans are causing climate warming and how dangerous it is. It is very sad how much we pay for courses that do not touch on today's reality. I am heading towards a masters degree but I am questioning if it is even worthwhile today. It makes me sad and angry that I will be paying back huge loans on a education that does not bridge to our reality. Thank you for this.

[@gunlokman]

Very sadly, this is the case across all 'education'. I have regularly experienced that the 'teaching materials and curriculum generally comprise 'established' academic knowledge that bears little resemblance to the real world. I only started learning when I left university and started experiencing the 'real' world and thinking for myself. The sad thing is that we all need that 'bit of paper' that says were are qualified!

[@triplemotor]

All governments today are service corporations owned by the so-called " elite ." Due to generational indoctrination they controll the masses through " schooling " , then blame humankind for their ideas and beliefs..Ego and Greed, due to immaturity of humankind is whats destroying this World

[@BusterRooney]

That is why they get you in so much debt. You will do as you are told or suffer. Medical field prime example of this.

[@TruthIsLikePoetry]

If people stop paying for their broken, ineffective and indoctrinated systems then they will change or the system will change. Denying your truth and going along with the masses is the problem. Just being a “Good German”

[@wiktorwektor123]

"Good job" taking loan to take prime indoctrination.

[@derektomlinson6514]

I am glad to actually see that we have a professor coming forward and talking about space weather and the affect on earth which is obviously more relevant than what humanity does on the planet. It has been known for a very long time by the ancients of the solar calendars on how they repeat and the devastating they can have on earth. The current poles are actually migrating towards Siberia. The causes have to do with the prepossessions of the the planners and the stars their positions and the effects they have on earth.

[@HellCatt0770]

I sometimes wonder if the ‘climate crisis’ is a useful distraction. Recycling is something we can all do. There’s literally nothing we can do about a pole shift. Let’s hope it doesn’t actually involve crustal displacement…

[@mkkrupp2462]

@@HellCatt0770 Recyling is something we should all do ..but it’s fuck all in the scheme of things….Considering so much of what we buy will eventually end up in landfill, we should all become minimalists - that would do more for our precious Earth than anything.

[@davidknapp244]

no power for a year... like 85% hard kill in under a year, common sense preparation is the only way. target 24 hours of survival in your house, then car, then out of a backpack. then test your preps at each step, find your weakness and failure points and test again. repeat this process for 72 hours, a week, two weeks, a month, three months, a year. obviously surviving out of a backpack or car becomes unrealistic past say two weeks but by making small steps in your preps based on your needs and the most common threats in your area you will avoid costly wastes in time and money and become much more aware what it takes to just live!!!! get your neighbors involved in being better prepared and your entire community becomes a resource.

[@supersoldier_24]

I just love how when you hear some catastrophic shit that someone just said you remain so calm you don’t let your emotions overwhelm you. Very inspiring to see people like yourself always better themselves. Thank you for this episode.! it’s been my favorite one❤

[@gaylebartlett4631]

He is told one horrible and terrifying thing podcast after podcast LOL...

[@tiptapkey]

I don't understand worrying about it at this point. We're toast. We won't change because greed and selfishness are too strong. It's done. It's just a matter of when.

[@ms-jl6dl]

It's not "greed and selfishness",it's general stupidity and lack of reason combined with "mass formation" (M.Desmet) ruling human behavior. People can believe in anything and IQ offers no protection.

[@lynnfisher3037]

Your greed and selfishness led you to write that.😂😂😂

[@NikiBechusWTF]

@@lynnfisher3037 TROLL.............

[@doris7653]

I am an RN that was asked to come out of retirement during the pandemic because nurses were so short handed I don’t know all the politics behind this all I know is that I took care of patients dying and died from this this was very overwhelming when people are dying in front of your eyes no matter what you do my hospital had the big refrigerator trucks to put the bodies in because the morgue was full so I just wish people would just quit acting like this didn’t happen I still have nightmares over this

[@julettespeek9633]

No one said it didn’t happen. He said the origin was not what was told to the world . And the way it was treated was completely wrong. And if you cannot understand and comprehend what he is saying then perhaps listen again.

[@ashamane]

It's like holocaust denial on a much shorter scale. Can't disagree. I didn't see this personally, I only saw the family and friends get covid and have their bodies permanently ravaged by it. I hunkered down not because I feared death, but because I feared life after whatever the fuck COVID could do to me. I had a healthy friend with fucked up lungs, an already unhealthy cousin afflicted by long covid and I just. I played games online with her regularly. She can't keep her thoughts focused or straight anymore. That's terrifying to me, far moreso than death. And then my uncle who still cannot taste/smell right. A lot of life's light would be gone losing two senses. Fortunately I did not know anyone who died from it, but I do wonder if that isn't the second best outcome of COVID. (No lingering issues, death, devastated quality of life).

[@ashamane]

@@julettespeek9633 To be fair, she said "people" and there is a pretty large group of people that still claim COVID was a hoax. I can't say I agree at all with his opinions on COVID, either. It does er to the "it was all a hoax" side of things which is just logically insane when we all could witness the illness and the damage it caused.

[@RunBayou]

You definitely heard things he didn't say and didn't hear what he actually said

[@Mona1930]

He talked about everything except the fact that our medical system was totally unprepared for treating so many patients at ONE time. My dad died in the hospital from Covid before vaccinations. The nurses did their best but they had so many critical patients that were very sick. The hospital was totally full, staff completely burned out. How is the quick spread not a pandemic?? Seems like a pandemic to me.

[@nlewin5072]

For my money this is THE best episode of DOAC. There's SO much in this conversation. This is even better than the Mo Gawdat episode. Profound. Nobody does this stuff better than Steven and that last question is an absolute killer -the response reduced me to tears for all the right reasons. Outstanding.

[@strooomon]

Thankfully, I listened to Dr W's interview with a Danish virologist to educate myself about vaccines. The interview made it clear that taking the vaccine was a far bigger gamble, than the powers that be, made it seem. I passed on it. I am forever grateful to Dr W and guest.

[@stevehead365]

I had three vaccinations and my covid lasted 14 days. So the vaccines weren't great but I didn't die at 67. Our then ass hole of prime minister nearly died, so who knows what the best decision was? I made my decision at the time and the vaccines were fairly crap but I'm still here being a pain in the arse. I have no conclusion one way or the other, but I am not an anti vaxer, no wish to brting back smallpox where 1 in 9 died and most survivours disfigured.

[@angelarodrigues3635]

Dr Geert Vanden Bossche - the only scientist who accurately predicted the inescapable immune escape we are currently experiencing with Covid. He will go down in history as the one who got it right.

[@noahderstand]

When I get thinking of the grand forms of instant death, I'm reminded that driving home I plan to turn left up ahead but I could be squashed by some bad motorist before then. Within a few seconds in the middle of something else I'd be gone, somewhere else, dead,anyway the big fear would occur just the same as if the Earth blipped on some incredible day. The only thing that quells these insurmountable fears is the love I have for my dog, my friends, beautiful places and things and not lastly the Earth, the very place and thing which holds that fate for me or not. I wish we all had this kind of love for the Earth.

[@EasyGreekVideos]

Hear hear.

[@ms-jl6dl]

What about your family? Shouldn't you have love for them first and than for the rest of it? You wouldn't even exist without your parents and if you have no children it speaks volumes about you.

[@mcmahenc1]

I love that you said your dog first. ❤

[@spiritart9852]

Beautifully said.

[@Madonnalitta1]

​@@ms-jl6dlyour comment speaks volumes about you.

[@smallhouseinthemeadow6131]

I live in the mountains and one year we had 11 days where I was snowed in with no power from a severe ice storm and had one large pot of soup to eat for the entire 11 days. I heated the soup on the wood stove all day and then kept it in a snow bank every night. If it were not for my woodstove and that large pot of soup, I would not be here. My husband works for a power company and was gone for the entire 11 days, trying to put people's power on.

[@KayleeGrace]

Prepping with enough food to last 4 weeks is fundamental.

[@gonzaga45377]

I sure hope you started prepping after that. You do live on a mountain and can be cut off from society easily.

[@supercal333]

People fast for 7 days and easily survive. I've done it and I don't carry any excess weight. 11 days without food won't kill you.

[@baybaymaus]

Sounds like you might just live in Silverton, in the San Juans.

[@macbird-lt8de]

great husband to leave you alone while he fixes it for other people. sounds like the time my wife went to cook for hurricane victims while the kids and i subsisted on cereal. what a disloyal bitch. i have not been attracted to her since.

[@sillylittlebirds6259]

Ben Davidson has been talking about this for years now…. People need to get back to the basics… Like knowing how to garden, canning & how to get clean drinking water… I believe they say this should go down by around 2040-2050

[@chrisriker6421]

I’m with you. If your not prepping for you and your family alteady, START ASAP !!! At least 3-12 months worth of food, water, Med kits and “tools” for protecting your area with at least what “tools” evil doers would use against you.

[@sillylittlebirds6259]

@@chrisriker6421yes, and I forgot to mention something to protect you, your family & your goods. Like some serious fire power… Prayers for all

[@user-ih6mb3ks5d]

Oh WOW. Amazing conversation. Thank you.

[@benkonczal4584]

You’re better off living life to the fullest and enjoying yourself than worrying about this. If you read “One Second After” you know the odds of surviving anything like a serious solar flare or an EMP is a few weeks. Maybe a few months at best for most. And it will probably never ever happen. So focus on the now. Live your lives and be happy.

[@RunBayou]

"Don't plan for the future" is the dumbest advice imaginable and the cause of a lot of our current problems

[@benkonczal4584]

@@RunBayou I'm not saying "don't plan for the future" but planning for what this man is talking about, or even trying to begin to prepare for what happens in the book I referenced will cause you to die very young. That is an actual dumb use of your time.

[@Cuiositycola]

Very happy to finally see Brett being interviewed here, and so many other interesting people. You are definitely on your right path in life bringing useful knowledge and inspiration to millions of others!✨🌟

[@summerrose8325]

Nope, nope, nope! This guy knows just enough to be dangerous. I worked in Public Health and it's people like this that made my job so hard that I burned out and had to quit.

[@pupsnbugz]

Do not live your life in fear. We are here to enjoy the fruits of the earth and love one another. Don't allow this to perpetuate your paranoia. It will all be okay. ❤

[@siphamandlamkhize9766]

I love this comment

[@rjthomasindyusa]

I started down the ‘truther/ conspiracy’ rabbit hole 20 years ago. During the first few years you go through a ‘the sky is falling’ phase and you ultimately have to back off a bit or you will go crazy. Now that the ‘truther/ conspiracy’ movement has been mainstream for a few years….. we are entering into a mass ‘crazy’ phase.

[@klnrklnr4433]

Mass Hysteria within a large group of folks these days. And quite a few grifters making big $$$ off it

[@KHX274]

Well said! I am moving out of the sky is falling phase. Your comment provided some clarity regarding the state of society. Thank you.

[@rjthomasindyusa]

@@KHX274 Yea its tough. People are waking up to the fact that most everything that we have been told is a lie. There is going to be a rebound effect. Best of luck!

[@FMeyer-zg5mg]

I have seen too many fake news to go back to mainstream, guess most must be crazy tho

[@aleaiactaest8354]

😂 Certainly a valid 45:26 comment. Suddenly there are so many different people talking about different things that are going bonkers...it's so overwhelming that it feels distant and strange (as a stranger).

[@RoSario-vb8ge]

I am more concerned about what humanity does to herself by creating desaster by war, high (also magnetic) impact weapons, artificial intelligence, by industries creating food with unhealthy ingredients that destroys the health of humans, animals, ground and water, by politicians creating more and more unreasonable, expensive and authoritarian policies, by not planting trees and not supporting small businesses and agriculture in order mankind may survive in beauty.

[@lynnfisher3037]

Didn't know humanity had gender. Hilarous

[@RunBayou]

Why feminize humanity? The moment you do that, 90% no longer care what follows

[@thomasforsythdesign]

I’m so glad you had Brett on. He was a shining light in the COVID years and is a wonderful voice to add into an understanding of the world. Big respect to both of you

[@georgiecoghlan7128]

I'm impressed that you aired this conversation given many of the controversial topics discussed. I am also surprised that Bret didn't discuss declining birth rates and all of the contributing factors to that. I discovered Bret and Heather at the beginning of 2020 and they guided my through the whole debacle. They earnt my trust through their critical thinking, ability to disagree with each other respectfully, their willingness to evolve their thinking and to admit when they made a mistake. Their views on the gene therapy were very influential on me and I am eternally grateful.

[@robertamurphy1124]

Largest amount of carbon being released is from the clear cutting of our forests. It is these areas that then become fodder for fires! Forests are necessary as carbon sinks. Humanity needs to be educated to choose nature over money.

[@TheHeinrichSymposium]

...or love over lust.

[@flossyraven]

Humanity is already educated in this, the problem is that most are so selfish and greedy that they don't care and will deny the science. They continue to lie to themselves even though they see these events happening that they eventually start believing their lies or will convince themselves technology or the next generation will take care of the crisis.

[@RRR4847-o9g]

Money is the key driver of much of human progress.

[@kimwiser445]

Evergreen College is the perfect example of a few people being able to destroy something good. That is the problem with victimhood mentality, it made those students susceptible to horrible ideas from a few people.

[@geraldinefelicetty2018]

This is the most important, mind provoking talk I've ever come across. Bret appreciate your bringing this out. ❤ I have watched this channel for years. Excellent subject and You & your wife are trustworthy.

[@SS-kw2fl]

Finally, someone who’s telling the truth. One of the smartest people I’ve heard in years, and I listen to a lot of interviews. One can’t safely talk about the intent behind so many of today’s world events, but he does a great job of talking about the issues themselves.

[@dorothysay8327]

He’s smart. He’s also debased and biased and not of sound mind. He’s extremely dangerous as a result.