Comments by "sdrc92126" (@sdrc92126) on "The New Atheists Made a Massive Mistake We’re Still Paying For | Bret Weinstein" video.

I almost cause a $100M booboo because of this. Luckily I worked with some scary smart people 😮
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@funkfamily4165 Yeah, I've been studying Marx and Hitler. They were both students of gnosticism. I've also been studying that. And Hermeticism. It's definitely clear that is what woke is. So many historical connections between these groups. And yesterday I found strong connections of National Socialism to Islam and some of the radical groups. Maybe I'll write a book if I ever figure it out hahaha. It can't all be coincidences and so much of history makes sense when interpreted as religious wars. The whole front of a better economic system is just that - a veil for the true intentions
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Nietzsche was very pessimistic about it I believe
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@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep Science is only good for two things: winning wars and making money. -- James Burke Both were en vogue during the time of Newton
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@JohnGodwin777 If you were insanely wealthy and powerful and you wanted to make the people believe tat you were more powerful than the Hebrew god in the bible, how would you do it?
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@timmoore9736 I believed it was weaponized. And by the very same people who said they were going to weaponize it. We've seen the exact patterns in history and even biblically if you want to accept some symbolism
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@funkfamily4165 Socialism and fascism are the same gnostic religion, different denominations. Man is really god and it's our purpose to progress to that stage and control the universe.. The old testament is full of examples of this occurring in history. And warnings against it
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Modern politics resemble ancient religions. Man is now god and politics has replaced religion. Socialism is an opiate of the masses and it's a battle to see whose socialism wins - the fascists or the technocrats. But I think the two have joined forces
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Pride before the fall. But if you are not breaking things, you are not pushing hard enough. The trick is baby steps. Test early and test often.
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