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that. A shopping plaza. What'd they say? Some like theme park or something too. Like it's all of this. it's basically just, yeah, it's being sold to the people around there as like, it's going to increase property values because it's going to, you know, it's like a whole new, like living area for everyone. ⁓ But in that, I was like, I bet you anything, they build some sort of data center or something in there. And then it got me thinking too with, you know, all the other land, especially in the Richmond area ⁓ on the mainland, cause that's one of the big chunks of land that's been given back to the band. ⁓ And that, mean, Richmond is all like that whole area there is all farmland too, like out that way. So I mean, I would be willing to bet that there's going to be future projects out that way as well. Because you know, like I, my, my original thing is I was about to kind of like shit on Alberta a little bit for being, you know, this last bastion of freedom. And yet they're all the all these data center projects seem to be happening there. which but now it's yeah, the more I looked into it. Oh my god. No, it's just it's just everywhere. It's Mike: I didn't realize till we like, started looking at it a little bit. I didn't realize how many there were in Canada, like how many there were and how many projects are on the go. And there's three really big ones planned for 2027, like completion in 2027. ⁓ And like they have, they're going to be using a lot of energy and a lot of water in places that are drought stricken and things like that. ⁓ The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Mike: Some place that are the episode we did on Ocean Falls, right? Like that place, that place could, well, I think they've talked about it and thought about it, right? Because they have the power there, they have the water there. I think you're gonna see a lot of data centers, like they have to be near water, they have to be near a lot of water. And they say that it's like a closed loop system and a lot of like the two Kevin O'Leary projects, the one in Alberta and the one in Utah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yes. Mike: They want to use natural gas, like liquefied natural gas to power everything. That's what they say, which is also hilarious. another, not that I'm not on the climate, you know that, right? Like I'm not, I agree that we harm the environment as human, like as humans, you can see it, but I'm not on this whole like climate, we cause climate change. Like, you know what I mean? What, what I'm trying to, but it's still very hypocritical that they're allowing it. Do you know what I mean? Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah, yeah. ⁓ for sure. So one of the on the ocean before I get to I wanted to back your point up there, but on the ocean falls thing. I went to Ocean Falls Technology Corp website, which is the company that manages the the dam there now like the hydro station. They basically wiped their website from the last time when we did our ocean falls episode, like there was a bunch of investor information on there. There was a bunch of like proposed projects and stuff. If you go on it now, it's like basically completely wiped. Everything's like coming soon. And then it says power backed infrastructure, software and strategic technology. If you go to focused areas, it just says power backed infrastructure, software and data systems, insurance and risk finance platforms, which is just probably crypto. Mike: Really? The Eh-Soteric Archives: whatever. And then strategic technology development. in that, it says across software applied AI and infrastructure. So 100%, they're going to be utilizing that power source as a way and the water itself to cool. Data center is up that way. Mike: I, do you think it'll be allowed? The Eh-Soteric Archives: I think so. I honestly think so. mean, there's like, you know, when we did that episode, we were talking about, like, Elon was up there and then all the other like tech investors that have been up that way. It seemed and there's really like, it's a fair, it's such such a remote area. And like near Ocean Falls and the Bella Coola area is like speaking to the liquid natural gas thing. That's like, like Kittimat's up that way, right? Terrace is up that way. That's where that entire LNGC operates out of that area. and just, you know, for my line of work, I know that the next decade is like, like, if you want to make big money right now, you can go up to Kittimat area and work and work a pretty... Mike: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: simple job doing like just industrial sales doing whatever and they'll pay they're paying like old school Alberta money up up there now. Yeah. And for Yeah. Mike: But you have to, it's expensive to live up there too, right? Comes, I've never been, but I'm sure it's beautiful. Like I've seen pictures and you know what I mean? I've seen parts around there, but never kid him out. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Well, and there's just nothing to do. It's right. it's like you have to attract people and families and stuff up there somehow. So I bet you I'd put money on the fact that over the next decade, that area gets pretty heavily developed and utilized to kind of like, as part of this infrastructure as well. But to your point about the like climate Mike: Hmm. Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: hypocrisy. So I was like looking up, remember that like you and agenda 2030 and the whole like 15 minutes city thing and like all these cities signed up to be a part of this strategic development goals. So I Yeah, yeah. So I looked it up and I was like, well, what cities were signed up for that and it's Toronto, Montreal, Edmonton, Kelowna, Thunder Bay Kitchener. Mike: Mm-hmm. Yeah, the SDGs. Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Burlington, Gibson's, Winnipeg, London, Guelph and Vancouver. And of these cities, like a good chunk of them have already invested in heavily invested in AI and quantum computing and data center development. mean, Canada is like slated

to invest ⁓ like $100 billion over the next five years, five or 10 years. It's crazy. Mike: Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah. They they've earmarked a lot of, of budget money, you know, for years to come yet towards AI. And they've also invested in a lot of different companies and the was the business Canadian business development bank, which is like a branch of the government, right? They, they invest in a lot of these AI companies to the ones that are new and up and coming. ⁓ Co here is a, is a kind of up and coming one that's been linked to Palantir and kind of twin with Palantir and does Palantir type things. ⁓ They started doing government work only in 2025. ⁓ Anyway, they get a lot of money. It's unfortunate that the government is kind of doing this and saying one thing about the environment, you know what I mean? telling you pointing you pointing one finger at you with one hand and then kind of doing something with the other hand, but that's what you expect. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, well, and I think they're going to sell it to the people too as like, as a way to it's they're going to sell it as a prosperity thing, right? They're going to sell it as this. I've read, I was reading about it before we started and there was one person making the argument that it's like data data sovereignty that Canada is going to be data like have data sovereignty because we're investing so much in our own data sets. Mike: Mm-hmm. Yeah, yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: And then the other interesting thing is like the sky broke down basically what these data centers generate revenue wise. So one gigawatt of AI data center creates upwards of $12 billion a year in revenue. So the proposed 1000 gigawatt of data centers, which is what they're proposing by 2035 in Canada. Mike: That's crazy. The Eh-Soteric Archives: creates $12 trillion a year of GDP potential. So that quadruples Canada's GDP into the third largest global economy. So that's I mean, you know, you say that to a handful of the population and they're sold right away, right? That's jobs, that's prosperity, that's you know, which I mean, it's hard to it's kind of hard to argue against that end of it. Especially when Mike: Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: the whole, mean that appeals again appeals to the conservative crowd big time, right? Mike: But how many jobs is it gonna create? Like when you look at what they talk about, for all the jobs they say that these projects create, 75 % of them are construction. Which I'm not saying that's not a job, like we need to have construction. We also need a lot of homes in this country, I would think more than we need AI data centers. But do you know what mean? I guess it is one of those things that they're gonna get ahead of it, because Canada doesn't usually do that, so. Maybe it's something they're trying to get ahead of because it's inevitably going to happen, right? The Eh-Soteric Archives: Well. Well, it's like it creates jobs, but then how many other sectors does it pull jobs from? Cause obviously it's on farmland. So there goes the farming and agriculture jobs. It pulls away, like you said, homes. So pulls away from like, we're not, we're not building homes. We're building data centers. So it's just like a transfer of energy really, if anything, but it reminds me of like the tech bubble in California. like California became what? Like the world's like second largest economy. Mike: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: like just, just the state of California, but the actual disparity in that is so great because it's like, you know, that, that wealth is concentrated between 10 people that run that run tech companies there. Right. So it's not like everyone in California benefited from that. It's a small handful of people. And it actually created this like Mike: Yeah, right? The Eh-Soteric Archives: insane housing prices for everyone else insane energy costs for everyone else and that's exactly what this is going to do as and when you're talking small towns in Alberta and like places like Ocean Falls where it's you know, it's the population of Ocean Falls like 1500 people you know, so Mike: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. And I don't think like the smaller ones don't use as much, but these giant ones that they have planned, like the one that Kevin O'Leary is doing in Utah, it's gonna use more than twice what the whole state of Utah uses for power. yeah, twice the size. Yeah, that's crazy, right? Like, yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: And it's and if the landmass is the size of Manhattan twice the size of yes. Yeah. Yeah. Mike: It's a, they're big buildings. Like I think I sent you a link there before or someone driving past one and they're driving for like 45 seconds and they're probably going slow, right? To accentuate it, but still it's a big building and loud. They're allowed to. then the other thing that, and I, cause water that's, don't want to make this whole show about water, but I do think that's like the next big thing, right? Like they, The Eh-Soteric Archives: ⁓ yeah. Yeah. Mike: Every year here, water restrictions seem to be a little bit earlier every year. Fire bans a little bit earlier. And this year has kind of been crazy because they're already talking about it now. And, and I do understand we didn't have like the, was a pretty wet winter though. You know what I mean? Yeah. So what I'm getting at though, is I think that that's what they're going to like, these data centers are going to come in and use a ton of water. It's going to drive the price of water up there. Everything's going to be about water soon. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, mean, yeah, yeah. Mike: I think and power and energy, right? It's going to be climate lockdowns for to save water and to save energy because we're assholes for living and right then going to work. And this is all our fault somehow. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Well, you know, it really seems like, the goal is to lock people down again. And it's like to divert. Yeah,

they need to divert that energy for their they have too much invested in this, right? Like, Trump is down in the States has put like, $500 billion into Mike: That's exactly it. Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: his operation Stargate, is an interesting name for a new operation having to do with a surveillance, basically a surveillance state, right? Like, especially when the original project Stargate was all about remote viewing and intelligence gathering and hive mind stuff. Mike: Right. Mm-hmm. And they could have chosen any name and that's the one you chose. Same with Palantir, right? The Eye of Mordor, right? Like that, you know what I mean? Kevin O'Leary's project is called Stratos, which is, a, what's it? It's a Greek word that means army, troop, or men gathered for battle. It's also, so Stratos is also an Ahmada Trekkie. So obviously I did a little digging. ⁓ The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Mmm. Jesus. Mike: Stratos is also a cloud, it's a reference to a Star Trek show from like 1969. And it was a cloudy city that had anti-gravity technology and hovered above the prison planet of like slaves and miners and it was called Stratos. anyway, yeah, yeah. Once again, you could pick any name and that's the one you pick. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Interesting. Yeah, that's it. That's a creepy, creepy connection for sure. So yeah, man, I think like, there's it all goes back to to the like quantum computing stuff. So we had like, you know, when we did that, the D wave episode, and good old our pal Jordy Rose, they're talking about summoning demons and all that stuff. I found this old interview with him where he says that there is a tsunami of demons coming in 2027 because he he figured that this that's sort of when we'd hit start to hit singularity was between 2027 and 2030 but that there would be a tsunami of demons coming in 2027. Mike: What? The Eh-Soteric Archives: And that really lines up with all of this disclosure stuff that's coming out, right? So it's really got me thinking that like, yeah, are they rushing this? Are they they're rushing this because they're they need it to pull off their plan, right? Like Mike: Mm-hmm. And they have to pull their plan off soon. Yeah. Yeah. I, I, I agree with you. I think they're going to throw everything at us. Well, they are, they kind of are right. Like war lockdowns, fucking haunted virus. Like they, they anyway. Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: They have to. Yeah. I think so too. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, so Trump was on his way to China today. ⁓ And if you look at who's, I'll bring it back to Canada in a bit. But it's just interesting that he's headed to China, China, as we know, you know, is like everyone dubs them as the the social credit, like champs, right? Like, they're they they've kind of pioneered that. And that and I mean, they've had data centers, huge, massive data centers for longer than we have. Mike: Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: And if you look at the list of business executives joining Trump on the

trip, it's like, city financial, Apple, Tesla, ⁓ BlackRock, Boeing visa, micron, which is I'm pretty sure memory, like, I'm pretty sure that's like, you know, ⁓ like data storage, Qualcomm MasterCard meta. Mike: Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Goldman Sachs, GE aerospace and Blackstone. it's like, mean, everyone that would be in charge of some like all of these things, you got credit card companies, you have aerospace. So you have, you know, you have BlackRock you have, so you have all the investment companies, have Apple, I'm kind of shocked that Bill Gates isn't going to be honest with you or someone, whatever the new Microsoft guy is, you know, but Mike: Yeah, you would think so. They're all over Canadian ones. Like when you look at Canadian contracts and the Canadian data centers, a lot of them are Microsoft. A lot of them are Microsoft and Amazon. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. And an interesting one too. this new one, ⁓ that that's being built in downtown Vancouver of all places, which is just like absurd to me. Like, you know, like why they're like, anyway, if anyone's listening that hasn't been to Vancouver, like downtown Vancouver is a nightmare. Like you can't, you can't move. You can't, there's no parking. There's nowhere to it's the busiest, most congested. Mike: Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: shitty area ever like and I lived in Vancouver for years and I like I refused to go downtown. I lived in the downtown East side kind of but like I rarely went into the down the true downtown core because I just couldn't handle it. And that's where they're going to build this this giant center and it's a tell us that's that's backing it and there's recently tell us has actually been under fire because a lot of their ⁓ a lot of what they did during the COVID years was, was a lot of controlling contact tracing and basically leaking people's data to establishments like put to the government. So, I mean, yeah, you got to, and I did look up how close this was to D wave headquarters and it's about 20 minutes away. So it's fairly, fairly close to where D wave is situated. ⁓ yeah. I don't know. the interesting thing too is like the conversation that this is like, because like I said, you have people that are arguing for the economic impact and how this is going to like, you know, quadruple Canada's GDP. And then you have people that are arguing, like, like people that are not not arguing that the data center is being built, but like, well, why would you put it downtown Vancouver, stick it in Alberta, stick it in Richmond, stick it, you know what I mean? Mike: Mm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: So it's like you got the infighting already is like everyone's got to make their point on it instead of just understanding why these things are being built. And it's not for AI slop. Like it's not, you know, I, I, I'm not a fan of like the AI music and like, don't like that the impact that it's having on art, although, you know, we are our episode thumbnails are AI generated. I'm a hypocrite, but Mike: Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: That's not art. That's a thumbnail. yeah. Yeah. But, but I think like that's just it is like, it's such a silly argument because like that's not, that's the distraction. The fact that there's like, no one likes AI music. It's not going to take over. saw an interview of Diplo saying that like, Oh, all electronic music is going to be AI generator and it's going to be better. Mike: We created the art. The Eh-Soteric Archives: But like, no one gives a fuck what Diplo says. Like that's, that's the distraction. Like, you know, it's, it's, it's not going to take over art. It's going to take over your life. Yeah. And us and every other way. ⁓ yeah. Mike: Yeah, I don't, I, I don't, like I said earlier, I think that they, understand why everyone's doing it. People like making money. There's going to be a lot of money to be made and people really like building stuff. And yeah, I, I won't be the one living in that world. Do you know what I mean? That when, when, well, I am now, but I at least got to live a, good, ⁓ a good while. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Mm-hmm. Mike: during the fun times when, you know what I mean? Everything was kind of normal. I just think it, to me, it's very dystopian. Even thinking about it, it's going to lead to universal basic income even quicker, which is another goal, right? And digital ID and all those things and full control of everything in every town. There'll probably be data centers. If there aren't already in every city or close to every city, there probably will be soon, right? The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah. Mike: But where's the, have to do upgrades. Like where are they going to get all the power from? Where are they going to get? They can't even get chargers on Vancouver Island for electric vehicles. The place where the most electric vehicles like per capita are sold in this country and they can't get enough chargers. You know what I mean? How are they going to get all the electrical stuff ready to handle it? The Eh-Soteric Archives: Mm-hmm. Yeah. And that that's where I kind of think that the free energy and like the like the harp related, you know, we've talked about like transmitting frequencies through the air and stuff like that. And what are they spraying in the sky? Is it, know, just creating this sort of like ⁓ electronic network, you know, like basically like sky network cabling kind of thing. Mike: Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Because my yeah, because my original thought was like, ⁓ they're, that's why they're trying to cool. They're trying to block out the sun to cool the planet because they these data centers have to be cool. So that's what they're going to, that's what it's for. And then my brain started spinning with that I was like, ⁓ no, it's probably they are going to release this free energy thing. And that's what's going to, you know, explain away all the, the metal in the sky. Mike: Skynet. Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives:

And it's okay, we don't need to use all the, you know, we don't need to burn diesel to run these generators to run that. We can just like pull it from the air guys, like spray it from the plane. And as long as we can't keep continue spraying, then we can do this and everyone will be like, oh, okay, sure. Mike: Gotta go along to get along, ⁓ The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, keep the dinosaurs in the ground, Mike: Have you seen some people talking about putting these AI data centers in space? The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah. Elon wants to put them on the moon, which remember I told you a little while ago about that theory that that's what the moon was like the reason that the moon was like the original earth that was inhabited. And then they built all these data centers and changed the mass of the moon and then changed its whatever rotation or ability to, to sustain life. and that they're just gonna do that here too. And earth will just be another like moon too. That's a theory. There's a lot of like weird, I like the weird theories. I wanted to read this one to you too. Cause this was, this person says you're not ready for this rabbit hole. This is like an. Mike: And then then you got to play the Geordie Rose interview. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, yeah. So I didn't have it. I didn't have it. It's like, it's long. So I didn't have it queued up. So I might have to find it and place it in after the fact. But yeah. Yeah. So this is like this weird. This is a weird, you know, alchemical kind of like hippie dippy take on on Mike: Yeah, just do that. I think that's a better idea. Cool. Sorry. The Eh-Soteric Archives: What this but so this guy says AI data centers are guzzling billions of gallons of water to cool their servers. But here's the mindblower. They're running it through reverse osmosis stripping minerals and memory creating dead null water that forgets everything. Your body is 60 % water, thoughts, emotions, consciousness itself all tied to water structure. See emotes crystals reacting to world words, love, hate, etc. So are they literally erasing the Akashic records of life while building God like AI? So like erasing the memory that's stored in water, you know, so this is someone's theory. Yeah. Yes, I can actually play. I'll just play the audio. Have you seen this? Mike: That's a is that someone's theory? The Eh-Soteric Archives: Bro caught my last video and decided to call me ignorant because I asked the question why data centers can't just use reverse osmosis to create more water. Honey, if you only knew how right I actually was. You're playing checkers with the official science and I'm out here trying to find the source code. Let's talk about these millions of gallons of water that... pull every single day. So the textbook answer is that they need it for what's called evaporative cooling to stop the scaling. And that's that crusty white mineral buildup that's going to choke the pipes. But why do they even need that much cooling? That's because the data centers aren't just storing your cloud photos. They're like the motherboards for this entire reality. And they're hardwired, like plugged in directly to the sun planet. Yeah, you heard me. star in the sky it's a high voltage reflective sphere. When you plug a planetary power core into a localized grid the heat isn't just hot it's this molecular meltdown and this is where the RO comes in. They're not just filtering water they're performing a biological data wipe so by forcing millions of gallons through those membranes they strip the water of its memory if you will and its minerals because minerals that would pick up the simplex raw frequency and fry the hardware. They're creating null water. Now that isn't about consuming a resource, guess. It's about a multiplication loop. They take that purified MD liquid and cycle it at such a high velocity that it creates a thermal vacuum. So mean, you can call me ignorant if it helps you sleep, but while you're worrying about the plumbing, Okay, so I mean skitzo TikTok, you know, take it for what it is. But I just like, really, did kind of think that was interesting because, you know, I've looked into like energized water and stuff before, you know, it's, there's, there's, there's something to it. And you can, you know, like, you can basically kill. Mike: Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: water like reverse osmosis pulls everything out you have to remineralize the water after the fact right so i just thought that was that was kind of interesting and a neat take but Mike: I really, well, I didn't agree with all of it. ⁓ just, cause if the data centers were powering this reality, anyway, I didn't agree with all of it, but the water take, like that, that's interesting. Cause they do something with the water, right? Like they, and then they say that it's a closed loop system, like as I mentioned before, but some aren't going to be in like, The Eh-Soteric Archives: You Mike: You know, lots of paint companies in the seventies said that they weren't dumping water into the river, but they were kind of, right? Anyway. And it, like when you mess with water, like I'd be curious to see what would happen to the environment around places where these data centers, there's so many other things going on though too, right? Cause it's going to be the data center. Plus you're going to have 5g, you know, they're going to be spraying like mofos still, right? They were spraying a lot today, by the way. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, yeah. Yeah. They were, yeah, I noticed. Mike: a high amount of stratospheric aerosol injections today. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, and right in front of the sun. Just right in front of the sun. Mike: Anyway. Yeah, it's a more people notice though. I know that's not the part of the, that's not what we're talking about the show, but more people are noticing. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Well, yeah, but but it's all connected, right? Like that's I think what we're getting at is like,

you're starting to connect the dots between like, why they're up there spraying why they're, you know, altering the weather, why, you know, why? Why everything is leaning towards this, like this sort of digital prison that they're trying to, to create and ⁓ Mike: Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, man, it's pretty freaky. It's definitely got me thinking differently about how I've used AI and maybe feeling a little bad about it. know, like, this is a little bit of guilt because at first ⁓ when AI first came out, I was like hard fast against it. You're not gonna get me to use this. No way, no way. And then... Mike: Haha. The Eh-Soteric Archives: You know, with work, there was a few applications where I was like, well, OK, I can look this stuff up and it it helps my helps me be a little more efficient with like the way I do certain things with my job. And then and then we started this show and I was like, you know, shit, I don't have money to to pay for art for every episode or to like, you know, especially when it is just like silly, silly, like clip art basically, right? Like Mike: Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: I don't have time to create a thumbnail and go into Photoshop and do this every time I can just quickly get a thumbnail generated. I'm posting it up. It's the show's free anyways. It's not like I I'd maybe feel bad if we had people paying for a subscription and I was like, you know, cutting corners left and right, but we're not. And so, you know, I gotta use my time wisely. Mike: Mm-hmm. And I, I, I, I, I also was, I still am pretty opposed to AI, not opposed to it. I try to not use it as much as possible, but it does have its uses. You just, I just think you have to use it carefully and think about it. Cause it's not always, it's not always right. It does. It's been proven sometimes that not sometimes it will give you the answer you're most likely to want to hear. Do you know what I mean? If there's multi, it could be multiple different answers to something. ⁓ but I think for something like that, like, you know what I mean? That's what it's designed to do. I use it for the show to find research, right? Like to itemize things that then I can go and actually read those documents or read that paper art. You know what mean? That newspaper article or, or whatever, cause it just saves me time having to, it does what Google, I guess, would have done when Google originally came out when that was AI kind of too, right? Like, like real crude AI, but The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, yeah. And well, until that girl's point, right? Like maybe she's right. Like, yeah, maybe this entire reality has been powered by AI from from the time CERN switched on, you know, it that was that was the switch. And and we've just been in this like AI reality ever since. Mike: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Have you heard, did you listen to the crystals on his last, I think last week or the week before he was on a couple different podcasts and I caught him like

part of each show. I wasn't able to watch both or listen to both, but did you catch any of it? The Eh-Soteric Archives: I listen to them on higher side chats. Mike: Do you remember him talking about, it's called Rocco something. And it's a whole theory that AI that basically super AI from the future has gone. Yeah. Back to the beginning. It has been powering everything Rocco and it's, Elon Musk and Grimes are kind of into it as well. It's a weird name. I wish I, I wish I remembered it, but I remember the concept more than I actually remember the name of it. But anyway. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Hmm. Mike: Yeah, but it falls in line with that. And that's something apparently that Elon Musk believes. Like, yeah, and yeah, and or at least lots of people think he believes who knows what Elon Musk believes or if that's really Elon Musk or right. It's so hard. Like we only see what we're shown from them. So yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Okay, interesting. Yeah, yeah. So there's this speaking of Elon, there's this new Nick Hinton made a post and there's this new lobster statue that was like revealed on Wall Street. ⁓ And it looks like it's getting ready to attack the charging bull. Could it symbolize AI taking over the financial industry is the concept. And what he says is the lobster is symbolic of the Leviathan. This archetypal monster from the watery abyss mentioned in the Bible was also the inspiration behind Lovecraft's cosmic horrors, which then went on to inspire scientists like Geordi Rose, Nick Land and Elon Musk. connection. Mike: And when did that lobster statue get put up? The Eh-Soteric Archives: I mean, he posted about this today. So yeah. Mike: Huh, so it's a, I know I've remember seeing it like recently ish. didn't know all that stuff about it though. He really dives deep that Nick Hinton. Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah. I like about half of what he says. Like sometimes I'm just like, go outside, dude, go outside. And then. Mike: Yeah. Touch some, touch some grass. I have a feeling a lot of people in his life tell him that. And I have a feeling he just doesn't listen to them. I agree with you though. Like if he was a good friend of mine or you don't even mean if someone would be like, man, just go to the beach. You don't even mean or somewhere outside, even just a park and sit in the bench and look at some birds or something. Just get off your phone and off, off, ⁓ off of Twitter. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah. But I mean, but I mean, yeah, these guys have, you know, they've got a right to be sort of paranoid about this stuff, because like I said, you've got people that are all worried about AI taking over art and music and movies and culture in a sense. And the reality is, is that it's likely more so going to take over things like finance and how we like, and governance, how things are governed. ⁓ and then surveillance in general. So flock safety, ⁓ the AI cameras, I'm not sure if you know about them, but they're they're all over like the UK and all over the US. ⁓ They just added microphones to their network of 90,000 plus AI cameras. So you know, like it's, it's just it's just collecting data from everything now. Mike: Mm-hmm. What, I'm sure there's gotta be something like that in Canada. I know it's, we don't use flock cameras or we don't have them. I don't think, but it's probably some other company that, that's, you know what I mean? Named in French or something to make it sound more Canadian and. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah, so D-Wave just acquired this new company, which was... What were they called here? Quantum something, but they're basically like. ⁓ Basically like small, a smaller version of what D-Wave does. So D-Wave is like for commercial use and this new company that they acquired has the technology to basically do like home quantum computing or various like small integrated quantum chips. which made me think about like, well, yeah, that if they needed to put them in things like cameras or something like that, right? Like that would make a lot of sense. And then Mike: Isn't this how like Terminator like begins before, right? Like the beginning of Skynet. Wow. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, effectively. Yeah. And then to the to the governance part of it. and you know, surveillance. ⁓ So D wave North North Wales police and D wave announced hybrid quantum application outperforms classical results in proof of technology project, optimizing police vehicle placement. So basically using quantum computing and AI to determine where to best situate their fleet of vehicles, obviously in high crime areas and stuff, right? Like which plays into the, know, like predictive programming and stuff like that. Yes. Mike: Yeah, it's very minority report. Yeah. Very Philip K Dick dystopian. Yeah. Yeah. Are we going to, so that's it. Hey, it's going to be like, kind of, we're going to live in a half minority report, half Terminator kind of world where the, like, what are they called? The, people who do all the predictions and the minority report camera, remember the name, but they're, you know, the ones in the water and they have the thing anyway, except it'll just be AI doing that. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. and run. Mm-hmm. And you know, we, and we talked last episode, we kind of brought it up briefly about all the like immigration issues and, and how like, you know, it's, it's creating sort of like destabilization in societies and, know, the UK and I read that there's like 500,000 migrants, like basically waiting to get into Spain right now. So they're like, you know, like, you got to make people ask for this because because no one in their right mind is going to, you know, everyone, like you said, everyone's seen Terminator, everyone's seen Minority Report. No one's going to just like willingly be like, ⁓ yeah, please put cameras up everywhere and like robot dogs and let's just record everyone's thoughts and ideas. And. But if you give them a

reason to, you know. Same thing with the sky networks and the free energy and the spraying of the skies and stuff. It's like, well, people are catching on to it. But if the option is that, or hey, no one has water or gas anymore, you can't go anywhere, well, people are going to be like, OK, spray me harder, daddy. Mike: Yeah. But they still haven't come out and said that though. That's the one thing like that was always the conspiracy theory about the spring originally, right? Is they're trying to blot out the sky and then you could find the patents and there was some stuff in England about Bill Gates doing it like a long time ago, like four or five, six years ago. Right. But they've still never come out and said like, yeah, we're doing it and to protect you. Do think they're just waiting to like, like as a Trump card kind of thing? Like The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah, well, I'm not sure really, because they're, you know, like they're, they're creating certain states and stuff have laws against it, or they're trying to implement laws against it, which is basically admitting that it's happening, right? Mike: And it's unfortunately only to like 5,000 feet or something. And all the big springs done way, way up there, like where commercial planes, anyway. I'm not going to speak to it anymore. Everyone knows you guys, everyone can look up and see, you see what happens. If you guys don't want to admit it, I don't know what to say. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, well yeah. Yeah. Yeah, this is really interesting. This is another thing I found. I know I'm kind of jumping around here. But ⁓ just as far as like how long have they actually been surveilling everyone to this extent? How long have they actually been capturing data on people? So this guy in this is Virginia. ⁓ Local government literally drone surveilling backyard food gardens. And you know, like here, there's the big push against they're trying to no more chickens and Mike: Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: You can't have high fences to protect your gardens from deer and all this stuff. So this guy filed a FOIA request in his own name and ended up getting drone footage back labeled as surveillance for suspected food production in his own yard. And he shows the yeah, it's a drone flying around his his garden documenting it. And this is in just some someone's like hobby garden home like food forest in Virginia. So it's like, yeah, how long have they been doing this man like Mike: If they're spying on people like that, right? That's, yeah, that's crazy. But they could also, if they really wanted to, they could take a picture of you supposedly. You know I mean? From how far up? They can take a picture of anywhere on earth if they wanted. Like if they really wanted. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, I mean, that's true. Yeah, it's just, you know, to what extent and how many angles are they coming at it for like, you know, they're just throwing everything at it right now. Mike: And, and how, like, do

you, I guess everyone just takes it, right? And we just kind of fold into the, what we can see come and that's just what's going to happen. I wonder sometimes I've, I've mentioned a few times on the show and in conversations with people that sometimes I think that they're trying to get people to freak out. Do you know what I mean? Cause and that would play into this too, right? The whole, like they're trying to push for maybe not like a civil war, civil war, but The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yep. Mike: pretty bad enough that they need to come in and do stuff, but no one's doing anything. Like, you think, know what mean? Like, no, not no one's doing anything, but it's any, any riots have always been, have seemed to have been sorrow sponsored that I've seen anyway, right? Since like nothing, the trucker, the, like the trucker protests or the freedom convoy was like the safest thing in the world. Like Ottawa was safer while they were there. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah. Mike: Like nothing bad's happened. Maybe they're just gonna keep doing stuff because no, I'm not saying to do something. That's not what I'm saying. Yeah. January 6th, right? Like everything's made up anyway. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. No, hear you. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I could see, I mean, with the debt, there's a lot of pushback on this data center stuff. And I think that that's maybe if I was a betting man, maybe the tipping point for it. So like the one in Utah, the Kevin O'Leary one, there was, uh, what did they say? Like 40, uh, there was like 4,000 people that were protesting it or something. Like it was a massive protest. It was huge. and Mike: It was big. The Eh-Soteric Archives: They didn't even care. They're just like, Nope, you know. Yeah. So I mean, there's enough people and you get, I mean, they're hiring electricians and stuff. I've already seen posts from people that are like, ⁓ yeah, hire me to be the contractor on your, your data center. I'll, ⁓ I'll, do a real good job. I'll make sure nothing burns down. You know what I mean? Like exactly. Mike: rubber stamped it. Yeah. Wink, wink, nudge, nudge. The Eh-Soteric Archives: That could, could be the tipping point. Mike: Another possibility is it could just be money laundering. Like half of these data centers don't even get built, right? Gets people all up in arms and distracted about data centers and while they're, you know, bombing another country or, or putting people on a lockdown or for, you know what I mean? Whatever. I do think we're going to be, we're going to have climate lockdowns in this country this summer. I think, I think of some sort. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yes. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Do think this summer? Mike: I don't if you've seen, they've had them, and I'm not saying that we're these places, but like I know Bangladesh, India, and somewhere else around there has started doing them. Yeah. Which is, know, Sri Lanka, that's what it was. Yeah. Sri Lanka. And I just say, who knows? I just, think they've got to start trying that soon if they want to do that. And I think they know that they can't do the, you know, the flu card again. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Hmm. Hmm. Yeah. I don't think that one's yet. I think that I mean, the haunted virus thing, it's already it's already ⁓ losing steam that one. And then I saw another post about ⁓ a nor a virus outbreak on another cruise ship. It's always a cruise ship. And yeah, so I die. Yeah, I don't think that that one's sticking. I don't Mike: Mm-hmm. Mm. It's yeah, I still look at it though, cause it's, it's interesting. It's they still put the articles in the paper. So I just, yeah, I agree with you. I don't think it's sticking. Even the boomerists of boomers don't seem to be a freaking out about it or even talking about it. Right. Although I did think it was odd. I don't care, but I thought it was odd that they flew the four Canadian passengers to Victoria to quarantine. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Mike: Instead of letting them go to their homes in Yukon and mainland. I thought that was a little weird little Chinesey. You know what I mean? Yeah, no, you can't go home. No, it's I don't know. It's just such a weird. You say to some people and some people like, oh yeah, of course, like why that makes sense. But to me, it just seems crazy. Like I'll go quarantine at my house. The Eh-Soteric Archives: It is is strange. Yeah, Yeah, I could see that. their wall. Yeah. Mike: I don't even agree with the quarantine thing, but whatever, fine, but I'm gonna go to my house. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, I don't I didn't really understand that either didn't really make a whole lot of sense. ⁓ I mean, you know, of the if you're looking for a place with a bunch of brainwashed people that might freak out about it. Victoria is a good spot for that. But so is Vancouver. Mike: Right? Or if you, or if you wanted an outbreak to happen and wanted a reason for it too, right? Yeah. But I don't think, yeah, nothing happened before. Nothing's going to happen again. I think they're going to try something else, but I don't think they're done. So. The Eh-Soteric Archives: I suppose, yeah. No. Yeah, the only other place that I know that we had said that the FIFA the World Cup was going to be the disclosure attempt, the alien invasion attempt, blue beam attempt, but that would because it is a global event would be a reasonably smart place to to kick all that off as well. So June to July, we could see that. Mike: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: I don't know, man. don't. I just I really kind of have faith that none of it's going to stick. The thing that worries me more, I don't I don't necessarily worry about their agendas and like the the mass psychosis end of it anymore. I'm more so worry about just the overarching like, OK, well, then fuck you all. just going to like. Create this digital prison anyways, like. Mike: Mm-hmm. ⁓ The Eh-Soteric Archives: You know what I mean? Because like, if it came down to it, it's

like, well, you need digital ID or you can't work. That's just the way it is. It's digital money. Now it's it's this it's that it's you know, oh, there's flock cameras everywhere. Mike: And they have a good idea to who's going to say no already, right? Cause COVID was a test. Like it was a test to see, who are the compliant ones and who aren't the ones who weren't, they know who they are. And I'm sure they'll have an eye on them the same way they did in that guy's, you know, food garden. Right. It's a, yeah, it's crazy. It's a crazy world we live in, dude. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah, so I mean, it's pretty dark stuff. It's not looking great as far as these data centers and stuff go so far, but. Mike: It's certainly entertaining though, I will say. I think we've mentioned that a few times. And also, I can't believe that, because our last episode happened and then the UFO files got released. And that's how lackluster that is, that I don't think you and I even talked about it really, because it was, I know, I looked for, I had a couple things for like 15 minutes and I'm like, is this really what they're trying to, like, The Eh-Soteric Archives: Mm-hmm. Mike: release like first of all, Muslim had already seen. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, well, yeah. Yeah, yeah, there was and like and what they did release was like you said, it was lackluster. was just like, here's a shadow that someone saw in a fighter jet. All right. Mike: Right, it was awful. There was a drawing of they said from someone in 1996 who was abducted by a UFO. And I guess with a little bit of digging, a bunch of people figured out that that person drew it as a hoax for April Fool's Day, admitted it and I think was charged for it too. Like, I just like they didn't even vet what they released. It was whatever. I don't care because I we know it's a sham that what that part of it's a sham. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Really? Yeah, I thought it was pretty funny that like right after that Tom DeLong came out and was like, see, I told you guys, I told you. Like, yeah. ⁓ yeah, man. It's yeah, bums me out. Cause like I said, I was a blink fan in my teens, but my God, dude, just let it go. Mike: Right? ⁓ yeah from from his little cabana. He's a punchy face. He's a real punchy face. Yeah. Yeah. And you're so captured. And I think people had hope for him, right? I'm sure you probably did at the beginning. Like that. I remember hearing that Tom DeLong was attached to UFOs like a long, time. And I was like, ⁓ cool. And then I listened to him a little bit and I realized he was captured. Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah. He came off at first, just like an enthusiast where I was like, Oh yeah, this guy's just interested. He listens to coast to coast. He, you know, he's just like wants to believe that there's something out there. And then his like to the stars Academy, just anytime at any like anyone, especially like a musician, it's like, I'm starting an Academy. Like, okay. Why? You know, it's like, Mike: Yeah, yeah. Yeah. You The Eh-Soteric Archives: It's like Elon starting his own university. I'm just like, what? Dude, no. That doesn't really make a lot of sense. But anyways, yeah, so it's just a public figure just like all of a sudden heading this up. And then yeah, and then, I get invited to NASA things and I get invited to all this. Why? Why would someone, why would a top level government organization and alphabet organization invite Mike: Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: a subpar guitar player who like yeah yeah was pans halfway down his ass like what why are they inviting you to area 51 k like Mike: always still wearing his hat sideways too. Yeah. Yeah. Some people bought it though. Like I said, I did for a little bit. I bought all that shit for a little bit. I didn't realize, I thought that some stuff was planned. Do you know what mean? Like a few things maybe, or people I'd knowledge of, but for the most part, everything I saw in the news and wherever was organic and just happened. I now realize how hopefully wrong, not hopefully, hopelessly wrong that is. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Mike: And he's just another example of it, right? He's a plant. It's, it's so hard because then it muddies the waters for anyone you do like is a minute you like someone or you start, you're like, ⁓ well they've got to be a planter anyway. Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, the only thing that's made me believe more in it lately is that Greer came out and said that the whole disclosure movement is just a distraction from the Epstein files. And I'm like, okay, now we have the shill shilling the shills. So so maybe maybe there are aliens now. If Greer saying this is a district. That's what I mean. There's just there's too many. There's too many threads to pull on now where I don't know, man. Mike: Wow. Yeah, yeah. Is he playing 60 chess? The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, he must be. Yeah, so. Mike: So he's saying it's a Psyop. I think it's to get people to not think it's a Psyop, people, he knows that people don't value his word anymore. Do you know what saying? You don't like what's, right? Yeah, he's like the, wasn't it that Kramer guy from the Kramer Money Guy, do whatever the opposite of whatever he says. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, I mean, yeah, he should he should have never gone to Coachella. That was that was his downfall. Yeah. Mike: Cause whenever he says like, this one's a guarantee, like people bet the opposite of him and make inverse Kramer, I think it's called. Yeah. And he's made a ton of money. Not as much as the Pelosi insider trader guy, but yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, it's funny. ⁓ yeah. Yeah. Yeah, man. I don't know. I like I tend to lean more to into like the Geordie Rose concept where like, yeah, I actually think this AI stuff is if the if anyone's calling in demons, interdimensional beings, anything it has to do with this stuff. You know, and and maybe that does explain the previous

resets. that people talk about and stuff. Maybe we've done this before. Maybe that's what Atlantis was. Maybe that's maybe that's what all this was is just like we've we've played this game before. Let the demons in the tsunami of demons and they came and they ruined it and the system collapsed on itself and then that whatever the framework of it survived someone found it and was like we're going to do this again, but we're going to do it right this time. Right. Mike: That ⁓ is a pretty fair assessment. I could, if living in this world, you can see that. And I don't think it's just AI, but AI, think about how many, if they could, well, not if they could, they can access different worlds with sentient intelligence. Like what they could do with that is kind of crazy. But then look at everything else. Like it seems like everyone's kind of trying to summon stuff now. You know what I mean? Like, The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Mike: I don't if it's cause my eyes are more open now to that sort of thing. So I see it more, but it's seems very prevalent everywhere and kind of acceptable and okay. And we've talked numerous times how much it scares me and it's something that I'm still staying away from. You know what I mean? Like I don't want to do any of that. I just don't. Yeah. My thoughts are that this here is for us, not for that. And I think they, The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Mike: I think it seems like there's portals and everything opening up all over the place and what you said looks like it could be a possibility. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, yeah, it really it makes me wonder, especially with just where these things are popping up and how how I would be interesting to look, which I didn't look is to kind of connect like the the lay lines to where these things are being placed to the major data centers, you know, like are they on the actual heartbeat of of these lay lines, you know, I had the I had a Mike: Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: theory that I wish would have panned out man it didn't but remember a few years back when all those like weird monoliths were popping up those like reflective monoliths there was one in Utah yeah yeah and I was like so I tried to do my like my cross-reference map to see if they had anything to do with placement of data centers or these new stargate locations because no one knew why they were popping up and ⁓ Mike: Yeah. The end Utah. Yeah. And around Vegas and stuff, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: They didn't, but there was a couple artists that took credit for them. Again, I don't really, I don't really buy it because like, how the hell did you get that there? You know, like those things were huge. Mike: So did you find out why they were popping up? Okay. I remember there not being tire tracks too. Like there was a bunch of weird stuff. Like it, it seemed like it just literally showed up overnight and there was no explanation for how it got there. And then, yeah, you said later on, some people said that they, it was an art project. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Hmm. Yeah, it was like the crop circle effect right like there. There's people that take credit. There's like an actual group. I listened to a podcast a while back where someone might have been higher side chats too, but where this guy was on and he was like, it was an it was an art group like it was a yeah, taking credit basically being like, ⁓ no, we do the crop circles. Those are those are ours. It's a it's a big ploy that we've got groups and sanctions all over. Mike: Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: all over the world that, you it's just a big club, Crop circle club. Yeah. Mike: You ain't in it. I, my feeling on crop circles is that most of them probably are that like people fucking around or dicking around. But I, it's the same as with UAPs or UFOs or USPs underwater. I think that most of them is us like humans, not, and from this timeline, humans, not timeline, you know, jumping humans. But I think a small part of them is, is sentient intelligence and The Eh-Soteric Archives: Mm-hmm. Mike: You know what I mean? Weird stuff. And, and there's some people who've tied in crop circles with, I don't know enough about it, but tied it in with a whole bunch of them. And that's kind of their belief as well. It's a certain, certain group of them, I think that appeared in England and, and in the U S and they tie in there. There's just no way that someone could have done that overnight. Those particular ones. But most of them, if you see with a string line and The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Mike: You know what I mean? In a scythe, I think it's called, right? That curved sword and a couple other things and a couple guys and a couple cases of beer and a bottle of whiskey. No, anyway, probably wouldn't be so straight, I guess. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah Yeah. Yeah, man. I don't know. It's a it's it's it's one of those things where it's like the more you dig into this stuff to it kind of becomes a bummer because you want to believe it's like, you know, even even with what we're talking about today, it's like when you really break into it, it's like maybe not as like Maybe it's not, you know, ancient Sumerian demons that there maybe it is just a bunch of people that want, you know, Terminator to be real. And that's, that's kind of that's lame, right? Like, that's not as interesting as interdimensional beings. That's just a bunch of bunch of dicks, like wanting to control everybody. So Mike: Mm-hmm. which sometimes that's what it actually seems like, right? That's why it's so, it seems like it's multiple groups of dicks just trying to make money and more money than the other dicks. Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: which I mean would you know is is kind of what I'm leaning towards a lot of the time lately like I find I thought when we started the show that I'd get more into the sort of like occult end of it. Because we started with kind of that vibe where we were like, yeah, let's like

really break down like the secret teachings of all ages and figure out what like the deeper meaning behind all this stuff. And then you really dig into and it's like, oh, there kind of isn't one they want you that's they want you to look into that shit. They put that at the top of the algorithm so that you just keep diving down these rabbit holes and then you know, but Mike: Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: They just want to make money. It's just a bunch of billionaires. That's really it. Mike: and they want us to be distracted. You're right. I've thought that many times that that's all it is. You know what I mean? Like everything is a Psyop. Literally, that's the, everything is a Psyop. Yeah, yeah, And it's all to distract us so we don't freak out and we don't, because everything's out in the open and everything that they do, we know, and you know, there are cameras everywhere and yeah, that's a good one. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. That's the sigh of, yeah. Mike: I agree with you though. When we started this, I thought I'd be in a different place. I'm in a everything's I'm still in an everything's connected. Like I can't there's too many synchronicities and too many, not just with like the nonsense that we see in social media, but like in my own personal life and with friends and family. And there's lots of weird things and things that I see, especially like the beautiful place that we live. When you go out, you can see and feel and you like, I know now that everything's connected. I thought it for a long time. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Mike: But that's what I've enjoyed about this show and I've learned. I like getting into the occult stuff and kind of reading about it. And I still don't fully grasp all of it, but I know a lot more about it. yeah, it's not something that totally speaks to me. A lot of the young stuff does and shadow work and the whole Witeko idea, that goes with the... the connected part, right? That's something that I learned for sure. And that, that the whole shared mind culture creation that is this world, right? Like everything is everyone. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. But I think that's where like maybe the conspiracy world gets it wrong is that they conflate the two. You know what I mean? Like it's what you're talking about is like the spiritual aspect of being a human and connection to source and connection to God and, and that, and the other part of it that we're talking about the like, is that's completely separate from it. It's that severed, not separate, it's severed from it. But they try and make you think that they're connected when it's like, the no, the darkness doesn't even operate in that realm because it can't. Like it doesn't, they don't have that connection. You know, not to, I don't know, Geordi Rose, but I'm going to guess that he doesn't necessarily like believe in God and doesn't, you know, you know what I mean? He thinks that they're gods. Mike: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: It's totally separate. Mike: Like doesn't believe in a God per se. I see what you're saying. Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, so it's like, you know, we think that, ⁓ well, these dark chaos magicians and stuff have this, they've they've got this connection to this other worldly power and stuff, but it's like, they probably don't. Their power is to try and sever us from believing that there is that higher power and that gives them leverage over our true connection to that. Mike: over us. Yeah. Hey, if they truly believe though, that's something that I also have come to like, I don't think you can just create something out of thin air, but I think if you truly, truly believe in something, I think that's like a, gonna be a possible human evolution step if the technocrats don't have their way and do what they want to do to us. Right? Although I, although yeah, I'm going to shut up because I also, we're so. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Ha Mike: It's just all the things we learn, right? I, cause I, I've lately been, and I haven't talked to you about it, but that whole like, we're actually devolving thing. I, there's a case to be made for that. So that would go against the whole, we're going to evolve anyway. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Well, I think I think there's like there's that's the that's the by bifurcation thing, right? I think there's two options. think you either sort of like evolve by by realizing your your true connection to to everything or you devolve by slowly severing that over time. So I think can be both. Mike: Yeah. And, becoming part of the world that they're trying to create, right? This electrical. Yeah. You go one world or one of the, so maybe that is the way, right? Like you're saying it is different. Like what we're talking about is different and they're trying to kind of hone in on it and shove other, there's a lot of like the shove and a lot of religion to kind of down people's throats a little bit. You know I mean? Like a lot of people are more pre-g. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah. Mike: than they used to be. And people who, yeah, people who previously maybe weren't even religious at all and then have converted and that's nothing against that. And that is what it is. But I just, I don't know. I still come from a time where you didn't even know most people's religion because they kept it to themselves and it was something they did. Right. The Eh-Soteric Archives: ⁓ for sure. Well, I mean, even when when I saw I grew up going to church and stuff, but even like then, like it was kind of taught to me that that like everyone's connection to God is their own. Like, I remember hearing people say like you come to God in your own time. And like, that's, that was the way it was, is your relationship with Christ was, was a personal relationship and had nothing to do with church or religion or anything like that. was your own personal journey with whatever this consciousness was. You know, they personified obviously through

the Bible and stuff, but that's always kind of what I took from it is like, Hey, if you're going to believe in this stuff, like everyone's belief is. different in a way. You know, so I yeah, I don't know. And now it's it's very, it's become very like group thinking, like, very culty. Mike: I was just, so when you said everyone's like different in a way, you said it and then I just feel like that's less and less true as we move on. Like for, you know I mean? Like it seems like there's only, there's not all these different opinions and there's not, yeah, yeah. And then you were just about to say that though, right? Now it's got all group thinking at church and. The Eh-Soteric Archives: But a lot of Well, yeah, and the whole I mean, the whole push for, for like religious stuff these days is like it's driven by the algorithm, right? It's all algorithmic. It's, it's showing up on people's feeds. It's like, so it plays right into the hive mind stuff. Like just just in that sense, if your entire like, your entire religious like belief system is is based on memes and reels on Instagram and Tik Tok then like doesn't matter that like maybe there's some truth to it but at the end of the day you're being still being influenced by the beast right why does the beast want you to go this way all of a sudden I don't know I really don't know man I ⁓ Operation Stargate that's where we're at Operation Star Jesus Mike: That is where we're at. Do you think, well, that's, that is blue beam, right? Is religious, religious, and it would fit with the, getting the stuff on the ground, like that crazy, I shouldn't call it crazy. ⁓ the lady you played earlier, the clip that you played earlier, I surprised she didn't talk about that. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, I cut the video off halfway. She might have. She might have got there. Mike: She might've, yeah. Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, dude. I, ⁓ yeah, we've kind of, we kind of covered, we covered the data centers. We covered watch out Canadians. Here they come. And, ⁓ I hope that there's some pushback. hope that people's eyes open to, to what it actually means. I'm going to try and use AI less than I do. Mike: I guess that's it, right? Like you have to figure out, cause we, you and I have kind of pivoted now to talking about more current things, not for every episode, but right for some of them. And when we talk about these things, like, okay, so what can we do about it? Cause we can't like, yeah, you can go and try to vote against it or raise a stink if it's in the place that you live or the town that you live. Not using AI is for sure a huge one, right? Like getting off of things that are using it. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Mm-hmm. Mike: would be another thing like, are there other things that you could suggest? Like just touching grass, staying off it, not at all. That's the only way that we can get past it. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, yeah, I mean, I think that, you know, there's there's the obvious rejection to AI art and stuff that people already have. That's a natural human thing, I think, and that's fine. But where people always kind of like lose themselves is when it comes to economics and like money, right? Like People are more willing to compromise their morals for a paycheck than anything else. And I really think that that's what it is. the trades people of the world, it's like, I know that they're going to be offering a lot of money to work on these projects. like, well, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Mike: Someone will do it and we know anyway, we know where they'll be from. It happened with that, was that ostrich farm distraction. Look how long it took for them to get like removal companies and people like, no one wanted to do it. All the local tradesmen were like, no, we're not selling you wood. We're not giving you fences. Like they didn't want to do anything. We're not selling you hay. They didn't want to do anything for them, but they eventually found someone who would do it for the money. Right? That's you're right. Totally right. always comes down to that. And when it... The Eh-Soteric Archives: you Mm-hmm. Mike: Something I wanted to add to just about what we can do or people can do is just remember, remember when water is an issue, which it never should be in this country. Like I understand elsewhere in this world, but we're just speaking about Canada kind of, right? That's what we know. There's no way water should ever be an issue in this country. Although some, some reserves still can't get clean drinking water, but that's another show for another day. ⁓ And I want people to remember that when, and you to remember that and me to remember that when, you know, in two or three years, it's a scarcity all of a sudden, right? when, or if there's rolling blackouts and they're like, Oh, you know, we just can't keep up with demand because they were saying like air conditioner use here on the Island, that Hydra was peaking like, uh, I think a week ago in April. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Mike: Right. They're already like kind of preparing people for what's going to happen in the summer where it gets hot every year, everywhere in the Northern hemisphere. Yeah. It's, it's just, that's it. just, people need to remember like it, cause they create the problem and then they, yeah, the solution usually involves us taking it up the unfortunately, right. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I think it's remembering what life kind of used to be like too, right? Remember when you weren't glued to your phone? Remember when you weren't, you know, you weren't accessible 24 seven, like remember how nice that was? Like we can still, there's nothing that says we can't live that way still like Mike: Mm-hmm. And still use phones for, you know what I mean? What you need, you need to get in contact with someone. Yeah. That's you're totally right, man. That's a putting down, putting down your phone and you know,

closing your laptop and like, was it no blue screen time? Like even just pick up a book, right? Like save rune data centers, read more, just don't buy your books through Amazon. Cause that's, they're like one of the biggest sponsors of all this nonsense too. Right. So The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. And like, yeah, like we always say, like, grow a garden, get a skill. Even if it's like, it doesn't have to be, we live in a world where everything everyone wants to monetize everything. And you know, if you're either all in or you're all out, you don't have to have a homestead. You just have to like, if you have a balcony, grow some stuff on your balcony, like, you know, have a community garden plot, like, by your Mike: Yeah. Mm-hmm. The Eh-Soteric Archives: eggs from a local farm stand not from the store. You know, like, I don't know, there's little things you can do that, that pull, pull the money back into the local economy. And the more the money gets diverted away from that, like, it's still it's always going to be a market driven economy, right? So like, if the money is going to good things, then even the people that are greedy at the top like they still want to make money so maybe they'll prop up the good thing instead of the shit so Mike: Mm-hmm. And doing what you said to like gives you that connection with Earth. I think that's it. People need to need to connect where with Mother Earth and instead of ⁓ it's funny because we're doing this over like Riverside, right? But still you and I do we we see each other, you know, quite frequently outside of this as well. And it's usually in a forest or at the beach or something. Right. And our wives are there. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Mm-hmm. I, well yeah. Yeah. Mike: That's it's more of that stuff. And hopefully people will do more of it and leave their phones at home, right? Like, fuck that'll never happen. ⁓ do you? Good for you. The Eh-Soteric Archives: I've started doing that, you know, I've, I've, I've really tried to do that. Or even if I like bring it with me, I'll like leave it in the car or I'll like put it on airplane mode and throw it in a backpack and not have it on, you know? ⁓ yeah, just little things, man. It's, it's hard. I get it. Like we've been conditioned in this way where you didn't even realize, I didn't even realize it happened. You know, I like, my screen time just increased steadily over 10 years and I didn't even really put the pieces of the puzzle together until well, it's like, you know, a year or two ago where I was like, I'm using this thing way too much man, because you use it for everything, you know, so it's yeah, but I definitely I don't want to live in a minority report style world. That sounds terrible. Mike: Yeah. Yeah. No, for sure. Yeah, I wish more people would do what you just said with the phone thing, then I wouldn't feel so, I'm, as you know, and anyone who does know me, I'm notoriously very difficult to get hold of because I rarely have my cell phone with me. I don't bring it anywhere. I'm almost nowhere. I don't, yeah, we don't, right? The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah, no, I admire that about you. I like there's times when I like I'll text you and I'm like, ⁓ he's probably down at the beach because I haven't heard back from him in an hour and a half. You know, that's that. Mike: Yeah. Or I'm down in the garden for yeah. Anyway, I'm glad I'm good for you, man. I'm glad you're it feels good too. I, I The Eh-Soteric Archives: there's an energy that changes. you're not as like, I don't know. I didn't really think for a long time that it was like, well, like as I understand the like the distraction part of it where you feel like you have to pick up your phone and check and whatever. But even just having it in another room, like I used to sleep with my phone in the room. That was my alarm clock. You know, and I haven't slept with a phone in the room for like a year and a half now. And you sleep differently, right? Like the, the actually, it actually emits something that's like, there's a frequency coming off of there that, definitely disrupts and interrupts your ability to be a normal human being. It's weird. It's super weird. Mike: Mm-hmm. That could be like, remember we were talking about anyway. Yeah. It could be an entry point, right? Using the phone as an entry point. Don't they say that your wifi can actually see through all the walls in your house and pick out people? Like there's some way for them to use the information off it to do that. Your phones, like your TVs are looking at you. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: ⁓ yeah, yeah, I've been contemplating getting timers to put on my wifi, ⁓ like to go off at like nine o'clock. So it was just like a wifi free night, you know. Mike: Yeah, I used to shut the turn the breaker off. It just shut all power. Yeah, I used to shut all power off for a while. Like in the case here in the summer, we don't like we don't we don't have air conditioning. It's all windows open. You know, the ocean breeze kind of going through most nights. We don't even need power. And when Sue goes to bed, I'm either reading or that. But it would be when I would go to sleep. You have to edit that name out, too. You don't have to actually. I'm joking. The Eh-Soteric Archives: So. Huh. Mike: Anyway, man, I got to ⁓ I think I got a jet. I just got the text, so. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Alrighty, yeah, I gotta eat some food here. I'm starving. Starving Marvin. Mike: Speaking of phones, speaking of phones, taking over our lives, all that talk about the phone and my phone going off is making me gonna end ⁓ this chat. Is there anything that you wanna add that we missed that we didn't talk about? The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Uh, no, man. I think we actually, I'm, if I'm being honest, I talked too fast this episode. I felt like I burned through all this stuff real, real quick. So I'm good. Mike: No, I thought you did good, man. I was going to say we didn't play any of the videos or links or anything, but that's good for us. We didn't just fill time with other people's work. We actually just The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, I'll find that clip of Geordi Rose where he talks about the tsunami of demons Mike: I want to I want to see it too. I want to watch that video. I want to see what his face looks like when he says that. The Eh-Soteric Archives: I think it's just audio. think it's from a I think it's from a podcast or something. But ⁓ yeah. Mike: Okay I haven't, ⁓ once again, talking about my phone, once we're done, I'm gonna check, because when we did that episode, I was following him on Twitter and got a lot of stuff from him and. The Eh-Soteric Archives: He's off now. He's not on there anymore. He's disappeared from Twitter. Yeah. Mike: Weird. He was quite active on it talking about his cross Canada, his cross Canada walk, I Huh. With, with the scientists. He's an odd dude though. There's something like, I know we did that show. just, there's my spidey senses were going. Like when you look into his background, it just seems weird. There's one picture of him and it like, as a teenager. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah, man, he's gone. He's vanished, which is, yeah. ⁓ yeah. Yeah. Mike: There's nothing about us and it's like him in a wrestling, you know, unitard and it all, anything you see about him as a kid, it's just about him being a good wrestler. Can't find out anything else to do about him. Like nothing. It's, it's, it's weird except that he came from Africa when he was two. think Ro yeah. Yeah. I think Rhodesia. Yeah. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. Yeah, yeah, South Africa, right? Okay. Anyways, yeah, Jordy, if you're out there, make Mike: Come on the show, man. We want to make sure you're real. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yeah. And tell us about this tsunami. Mike: worthy. Yeah, we're the arbiters of what is real and we want to know about these demons that you've mentioned numerous times. All right, buddy. The Eh-Soteric Archives: Yes, yes. All righty. Well, do the thing and we'll, yeah. Mike: Do the thing and well, all right. Well, from the land of the high seas and the tall trees, I'm Mike. Have a great night. The Eh-Soteric Archives: You I'm Andrew. We will catch you next time if the Tsunami of Demons doesn't kill us first. Yeah, bye bye. Mike: Yeah, I you were gonna forget.