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![Robert F. Kennedy Jr. exposes the technocratic power ambitions as well as the massive transfer of wealth during the COVID era and emphasises the importance of the free flow of information "There is, unfortunately, an attraction to a kind of exercise of ultimate power over every aspect of human life. We have seen this throughout history and it is a part of human behaviour. We created democratic institutions and constitutional rights in order to fortify and armour our society against those kind of personal ambitions. But those were thrown out. We found ourselves under the control of technocrats who were never elected to any office but had suddenly assumed all of this power and exercised it to a point where it was abusive. And we have to remember that [institutions like] the NIH had other conflicts as well, financial conflicts. ... As long as the product [Moderna COVID vaccine] is being sold and the mRNA platforms are being used, they will be making money. ... And those kinds of people who are supposed to have their eyes out at all times for problems with the product instead have their blinders on and are deliberately ignoring the problems. And then the people that actually executed the censorship, the media titans, [such as] Jeffrey Bezos, Bill Gates with Microsoft and Bing, and Mark Zuckerberg, these were people who were making billions of dollars from the lockdowns while they were censoring criticism of government policies. There was this huge, obscene shift in wealth in the United States and all across the world during the pandemic: four trillion US dollars. It is one of the biggest, if not the biggest shift in wealth in human history ... we created a billionaire a day during the lockdowns, 500 new billionaires were created. The Oxfam study that was released a few weeks ago further shows that the billionaires who existed before the pandemic increased their wealth on average by 30% during the pandemic. These were the people that were amplifying their wealth because of government policy, [such as] the lockdown policy, and at the same time were censoring people like me, like Tess and like many of the people who are at this conference, deplatforming us and muzzling us, because we were trying to criticise the government policies that were making them obscenely wealthy. And you have to imagine that [someone like] Jeffrey Bezos knew that this was wrong. The free flow of information is the sunlight, it is the fertiliser, it’s the soil, it’s the water of democracy. When you cut that off through censorship, democracy will wither and die. … There has never been any time in history where we look back and say the people who were censoring information and censoring speech were the good guys. They are never the good guys." 🗝 #BetterWayConference Robert F. Kennedy Jr CC: Neil Oliver sabine hazan md Prof Norman Fenton Tim Noakes Chief Nerd The Vigilant Fox 🦊 TexasLindsay™ Chris Martenson @BernieSpofforth James Freeman Dr Anthony Hinton Lara Logan Robin Monotti Dan Astin-Gregory Tucker Carlson Joe Rogan World Council for Health (WCH)](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1665407235646795777/ext_tw_video_thumb/1665373582745120771/pu/img/PjI47HgshGvDxTBK.jpg)
![South Park’s Matt Stone says he doesn’t watch TV and one reason is that streaming economics “distort the art”. If shows are created at volume, not every episode will be up to par. This causes problem because one of the key metrics for streamers is “completion rate” (% of people who finish a show they started). Low completion rates lead to shows getting cancelled. This is why so many with devoted fan bases get scrapped after a season or 2. The median viewer is bouncing after a bad episode, which is what Stone says he does on the rare occasion he picks up a show (“it feels like your wasting my time, it’s a betrayal”). In my read, the art is distorted in two ways: ▫️First, so many shows have filler episodes to fill out a streaming contract. ▫️Second, those filler episodes are leading people to lower completion rates — as people quit the show — and a show’s entire story arc is left hanging (which is so annoying as a viewer) “The butter and bread equation has gotten screwed up in the 2010s,” Stone says. “There’s this much butter in the world but we’re going to make [a lot more] bread. There’s just not that much good stuff out there.” I think The Bear’s Season 3 is a perfect example. The show’s creator initially planned for 3 seasons. The first two seasons were so good and successful that the network wanted to stretch it out to 4 seasons. And Season 3 of The Bear suffers for that reason. So much filler content. Nothing happens and fans got upset. Guessing many won’t even bother with Season 4 (similar thing with Ted Lasso). *** Full interview with Bloomberg’s Lucas Shaw here:](https://image.24vids.com/tw-1845872078551142628/amplify_video_thumb/1845871330110939137/img/Gve-FkbK3WbqDz6E.jpg)
