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Welcome, welcome cult members.

Welcome, Acolytes of the Infrared Cult.

Tonight we have a uh scheduled not very scheduled actually.

I'll I'll give you my excuse in a second.

We have our regular brainwashing cult programming for tonight.

We need to brainwash you of all of the

reactionary and undialectical and idealist influences that the CIA has been transplanting into your brain via six G sound waves.

So tonight is where you get your cleansing.

Now I was thinking about it, gorillas, and you failed the mission.

Failed the mission.

Three short.

Three short.

Three shorts, quite disappointing.

You almost got there.

Three people short.

But you know what?

We need to keep training.

See, I am your

How do I put it?

This is like

Military training, right and I'm your drill sergeant.

And you guys failed.

Tonight you failed.

The punishment is we're going to have about a 90-minute stream.

That was the plan, anyway, though.

Anyway.

We have to keep training.

We have to keep training because we are not on the algorithm organically.

We have to intentionally, methodically.

It's like an army.

It's a command.

You're not doing it.

You know, this is why we are a cult.

It's not really we're a cult.

We're more like an army, actually, right?

Because for your typical, you know, influencer, the appearance that they're putting out there is that, like, oh, people like my stuff, so they like my stuff.

And that's kind of we don't do that.

We don't do that, right?

We have an agenda.

All right, this is an army.

When you are ordered by the army to go and like a tweet, you don't even have to read it, just like it.

That's it.

Just go like it, boost it, get it on the algorithm.

It's literally an army.

And then it's like, well, what if people disagree with it?

It's like, well, do it anyway.

And then and then the hol if you take a holistic appraisal of what infrared is and you're like, you know what, I don't agree with this, then leave the army.

But this is an army.

You know?

This isn't like a

This isn't like Hassan Abi or something, you know?

This isn't like uh casual view I mean, I'm sure there's some casual viewers, we need them, obviously, but the guerrilla army is an army, you understand?

And why does it have to be this way?

It has to be this way because we fight see, I was thinking about it and I, you know, there was a time in my streaming career when I was on Twitch where I feel like I was well liked by general audiences and not just you guys.

And everyone we've gained along the way, but like general like liberals, conservatives, even some other leftists, they all liked me.

They thought I was funny, I was entertaining, charming, whatever.

And then the CIA attacked, and it's like then I started to get slandered, started to get major attacked.

He's a Holocaust denier because he denies the Uyghur genocide.

He's dangerous.

All this nonsense.

So there could have been two options.

I could have laid down and took it and continued streaming, you know, and gotten to 100 viewers.

And I'm just smiling.

Well, people don't want to watch it.

And then I could have done that.

But then what did I that I immediately converted this?

I mean, we were always an army, but I immediately doubled down on the militancy of how we behave online.

And I'm like, no, any dissent purged, buckling down, no criticism, no dissent tolerated.

No detractors, and that's what we did.

And

I think it was a correct decision.

I think it's I think it was a correct decision.

'Cause you know why?

'Cause even if you don't agree with any of it, it's still kind of fun.

It's still kind of fun to be part of an online army, right?

It's still kind of fun and exciting, and it's just like at least you're part of something.

But you're like, well, how do you enforce it?

You know, well, here's how we enforce it because it's an army, you know?

Like, if you believe in this army, you that's it.

It's just belief.

Psyop, what's up?

It's really just belief.

It's like, I don't know any of you personally.

I don't have to.

Do you want to let the enemy win?

You know, communists with a capital C are planting their flag on the hill.

I don't care who you are personally.

You want to keep our flag on that hill?

You want to bring us to victory?

You want to restore glory to the name of communism?

Then get on board, soldier.

Get on board.

It's not that deep.

It's really not that deep.

Yeah, we're doing it.

Decades of being kicked around and disrespected and

thrown off into the fringe and irrelevancy, we're not having none of it.

And yes, we are gonna rig the algorithm.

Yes, we are the hackers in the online multiplayer game.

You think we're playing the game legit?

You think I'm gonna play uh

You think I'm gonna play World of Warcraft and like grind for all this

We're cheating on that shit.

Are you kidding?

Ah, excuse my friends.

I'm supposed to not swear.

We're getting the exploits.

We're gonna do this.

We're gonna behave exactly like Chinese online players behave.

Just hack the game and ruin it for everyone else while we laugh.

No, but in all honesty, we're hacking the game because we're we're fighting an uphill battle, that's why, because it's not fair.

No, it's not fair.

It never was fair, actually, you know?

And none of these people who are big influencers are where they are organically.

There's no such thing.

The alt-right is not organic, all right?

Look at the Groipers.

Those guys have been organizing online for over a decade.

Imagine infrared for a decade.

But they're even like

More they they tolerate less dissent than we do, okay?

And they've been doing it for a decade, okay?

And that's why they're as big as they are now.

A decade, dude.

That's a long time.

I mean, not a decade, like since twenty seventeen.

So, you know, over half a decade, whatever.

Nearly a decade, right?

Around that ballpark.

And then the alt-right in general, I would say, is a decade, actually.

So, yeah.

And you guys have to understand how they used to roll because, you know, us on the left-wing side of things, MIG, what's going on?

It's pretty crazy because us on the left-wing side of things, we're a bunch of naive, gullible, goofy goobers.

You know, we just sit here thinking everything's just, you know, leftists have always had this bias since Obama.

Obama.

Barack Obama!

They've had this bias that everything is flowing in the direction of progress.

Everything's good.

Everything's natural.

Nothing is rigged.

You don't want to be a conspiracy theorist.

Red Saffron, what's going on?

You don't wanna be a conspiracy theorist?

I'm gonna start toning it down, guys.

I realize how loud I'm being and um I I apologize to absolutely no one.

Notice I didn't use the F word.

But um

But these like uh

Neo-Nazis, whatever you want to call them.

Lot of them.

One crazo.

What's going on?

Eight-time subscriber.

Wow.

Eight months.

Holy, holy shmoly.

Thank you so much.

Guys, the thing is.

is that there's all these forums

Like Stormfront.

That were cultivating and incubating a very fringe ideology.

And then,

Somewhere along the line, they started brigading and raiding anonymous image boards, 4chan, right?

And eventually they just won because of their persistence.

Because they

They were very much

disposed of belief.

They had belief, right?

The casual political ideologist, unfortunate, if you're just like a casual Obama liberal or a Republican conservative, you're not very fanatical in your belief.

And the presence of the far left was very marginal since the end of the USSR.

And as for anarchists, those people couldn't even organize a

coffee shop if it if it their life depended on it.

But in any case

They started organizing very methodically, like very very intentionally, like an army, like not even just like an army, like they started to actually and you factor in the autism

And then they took over 4chan, you know, and then

Then, you know, sprinkle in some

government influence, which is also obviously there.

And then the alt-right sprouts out of the ground like a mole in 2014 or 2015.

Tracing its lineage to those elders, those neo-Nazi See, the neo-Nazism, the organized neo-Nazi movement, and then also you have David Duke and the White Nationalist, like that's very old.

There's look there's OGs in that movement.

They funneled their way through the internet and then the alt-right was like their descendant.

Right?

And um

You know, they they gained ideological hegemony over young people who lost faith in mainstream media.

And they like captured the discourse.

They controlled the discourse.

Ten years later,

Here we are, and they are where they are with the influence and power level that they have, which is large.

But when you factor in how long they've been around, it's actually not that large.

If we were around for that long, imagine, put it this way.

The first three months of 2024, and I'm not here to jinx this, okay?

But the first three months of this year.

And let's just say the past four months, past five months, the past five months.

Our people

made big connections in China, went to China,

Went to Huawei inside the no one's allowed there.

They went inside Huawei's headquarters.

We're shown really cool technology.

met some really interesting people, made some really good connections.

Developed a relationship with Chinese social media influencers.

And let's just say we are very welcomed on China's social media platforms because the people I don't wanna s I'm not gonna you get what I'm saying, okay?

Made connections with some of the top professors, the top ideologists, the top scholars.

Political scholars of political thought within China, who Xi Jinping himself consults and listens to.

You keeping up?

More or less ditto for Russia.

Same thing.

We obviously met Dugan.

Jackson met Lavrov personally.

Okay.

This is not even scratching the surface.

Now, a few days ago,

I'm not even scratching the surface of like all the con international connections we've made, by the way, but not a few days ago Jackson is speaking in front of the government of Yemen.

The Holy Movement.

This is all in the time span of four or five months.

So, put that into perspective.

Imagine if we had 10 years.

Slow learner, what's going on?

Put that into perspective, okay?

Imagine if we had 10 years.

It would be a lot bigger than it is now.

But I digress.

I digress.

I'm not here to toot our own horn.

I'm supposed to be a humble person and not brag about these things.

It's not my intention to.

My real intention is to explain to you guys that, just like Stalin's USSR, our opponents had a long time to develop.

And we have to crunch that into a very short period of time.

Five minutes.

We hustling hard out here, you know I'm not gonna tell you what you should and shouldn't do.

Just stay safe out there, you know, and get your money up by any and all means.

It's a dog-eat-dog world.

Anyway, anyway.

Um

Anyway.

Why am I so tense and uptight?

You know, it's it's a Thursday and I look great and I should be sitting upwards instead of.

Come here, let me tell you something.

See the guy over there?

We're gonna kill him.

Just

Grab that knife and do it.

And before you think about scramming, I got guards on that door, on that door, both of them packed and loaded.

You try to make a run for it.

You're gonna get done like people trying to run from them gulags back in the day.

I'm literally making things up.

Anyway.

What I'm trying to say

What I'm trying to say

I want this to be clippable.

I'm trying to make clips, alright?

And by the way, you guys need to step up your clip game big time, okay?

I'm trying to make clips here.

But what I'm trying to say is that, um

We have to crunch that into a very short period of time, and we're not going to get 10 years.

You understand?

But our potential is huge, our abilities are huge, and most of all we're informed by science.

And they weren't.

They were just kind of

I mean those guys literally thought it was magic.

They thought it was meme.

They actually thought it was magic.

It's not magic to us.

We have Lacan on our side.

We don't need it for we don't need it to be magic, right?

We can demystify it and understand how it works in a methodical and industrial way.

But I digress I digress.

Infrared is

Definitely pursuing algorithmic dominance.

By any and all means, that's actually what matters.

And everything's going according to plan, and that's what matters.

It matters that everything goes according to plan.

Sure, we're thrown some blessings along the way.

We're also thrown some

Some evil eyes as well not not a few of those.

But in the long run, and I mean this sincerely, I mean this

Completely

Earnestly, I mean this um

Without mincing words.

That everything is going according to plan.

And the plan

The plan was formulated a long, long time ago.

It's surreal when you stop and you just think about how far things have come.

And I haven't done that once.

I've kept moving along the way the whole time, kept it moving.

Just like you have to move when you walk through Lennon's mausoleum.

Keep it moving, keep it moving.

I haven't stopped to think about it even once.

'Cause I don't care.

'Cause I'm a time traveler.

And once we get at our destination, then I'll have time to think.

Maybe one day I can retire from all this and sit on a rocking chair and smoke a pipe.

and in my view on my front porch

will be a united American republic.

The United People's Republic of America.

There'll be great, grand marble statues

A Volk Vulture

and other heroes.

of our movement, other O Gs.

There'll be a Rev statue there, a Volk Vulture statue there.

You know, Jackson will be President.

I'll be sitting on my rocking chair.

Retired.

I'll be dead before that happens.

Let's be real.

But that's okay.

A man can dream, right?

But then and only then will I sit and I'll contemplate and think about ha.

Look how far we came.

Interesting how that works.

But you know, it's really not.

It's really not because when you when you start to think like a Marxist.

And you start to think not in terms of years, not in terms of months, not in terms of years, not in terms of decades, not even in terms of centuries, but in terms of millennia.

When you start to think in terms of millennia, just like the people in the movie The Wandering Earth,

Where they're going to reach their destination in about, what, five thousand years, something like that.

They'll never live to see it.

But that's the that's where their mind is.

That's what they're thinking.

That's the the scale at which they understand the relationship they have to the world, right?

When you start to think in terms of millennia,

Then

You not it's not surprising to me.

How far we've come is like nothing.

It's a drop in the bucket, actually.

How far has humanity been around?

How far has civilization been around?

How far has modern technology been around?

Not very long.

And look at the rapid acceleration taking place.

And the most important thing is

And I mean this as a word of advice never get so full of yourself or you celebrate too early.

Oh, look how far I made it up this mountain

Look at everything below me, you know?

You blink once and you're dead.

You blink once and you're dead, even if you live a full and healthy life.

What is that?

75 years, 90 years if you're lucky.

And I'm not sure if I would call that luck, 'cause I'm pretty sure it's kinda tough being that old.

But let's say 90 years if you're lucky.

That's not even a millisecond, dude.

Just like that, and you're gone.

Just like that, your whole life will fly before your eyes.

So you may as well not stop.

You may as well not blink.

You may as well keep going and do as much as you can until that day comes.

Do as much as you can.

Literally exhaust the full limit of what is within your reach, what is within the possibility of what you can do as a human being.

You got to exhaust all of it and not even think about it.

Because the only thing that's going to matter when it comes to your measly little life in this world is your output.

What you're putting out.

What generations after you.

Are you going to reap from your labor and from your efforts?

How you're going to be remembered hundreds, maybe thousands of years from now, if you're going to be remembered at all.

And even if you're not, you could die peacefully knowing that you contributed something immortal.

That's what matters in life.

Because you blink once and you're literally dead.

And that's just the truth.

Blink once and you're dead.

This whole thing is like.

It's like we're we're in a car and it's going 500 miles an hour.

And all we can see is a tunnel, everything flashing before us.

Get as much as you can get done, man.

It's not going to be over.

It's not going to be lasting a very long time.

That's the truth.

People love to sit around and just kind of, you know, oh, I'm so depressed.

And nobody cares, man.

You're literally being moved along.

You're being moved along whether you like it or not.

So, finish the mission.

You have a mission.

Get it done.

Nobody can.

You can.

I'm so deprived.

My life has no purpose.

I'm depressed.

I don't know.

I mean drug addicts.

I'm not trying to laugh.

At something tragic.

I'm just saying it's like.

That's one way to spend your life, you know.

But what do you actually get out of that?

Not much.

Not much.

When you realize there's a lot you could do, there's a lot you could do, okay?

There's a lot you could actually do.

This whole free will thing, let's say, there's actually a lot you can do to make an impact on the world.

And I

Really, really.

I mean, it's just like communism.

People are like, whoa, communism doesn't w work.

Well, why not?

No, no, just like, tell me, like, why not?

Like, why don't we just.

Centralize the productive forces.

and our collective power to do incredible great things.

Like why not

But why?

I only live like 90 years, 75 years.

It's literally nothing.

Like, cosmically speaking, it's literally nothing.

Why don't we just exhaust every possibility?

Well, because a lot of people might die.

I'm going to go ahead and

Say what Mao said.

Like, who cares?

Straight up.

Oh, like, 50% of everyone is going to die in a nuclear war.

You know what?

And you know, the people of Tri-Solaris, like 99% of them would get wiped out, and only 1% would remain, and they just build new.

They keep doing that until they get better and better.

You know, so it's like straight up, straight up.

People ask how could I be such a monster?

You know, we we communists are so indifferent to human life.

No, we're not, we're just realistic about how the world actually works.

It's like what Trump said, an earthquake in India, twenty thousand people die.

Are you sh crying?

I don't see you crying about that.

Totally meaningless event.

Of natural causes, you see 20,000 people, there's no way to relate to it.

So, all you could do.

Is is I it sounds horrible to say, but it's just like appreciate the tragedy through humor.

If I die in that earthquake.

What are you gonna cry for me?

Don't cry for me.

You don't have to laugh at it necessarily, but laugh at the idea that we should cry at it.

We should keep going and persevering is what we should do.

And because in the grand scheme of things, all that matters is the preservation of civilization.

And this is the mentality of someone who wants to take responsibility.

beyond their own immediate personal life,

And if you are gonna take responsibility at that level, which I think more people should, thank you, Anonymous.

Ones and Zeros.

Opposites at war.

What is the opposite of Islamic justice?

Thank Jesus Camp.

Israel has saved Latin America for last.

Q.

Thank you, Q.

It's a mysterious message.

I'll decode it sometime, but thank you.

No, I sound crazy.

Let me clarify what I mean.

When your loved ones die, when human beings that you actually know die.

That is the worst.

That's like you dying.

It actually is you dying, right?

When loved ones pass.

There's no way to m there's no way to make light of that.

It is personal, right?

But when you start taking responsibility

Beyond your own personal life, you can't take things personally anymore, you just can't.

You just can't.

Because let's say you're a leader of a country, and an asteroid comes and kills.

10 million people.

You need to be stone cold.

You need to show leadership and lead everyone else who's panicking and freaking out.

To have some kind of solace and consolation, that there's someone at least who has a perspective where they're not taking it personally.

But the reason they're not taking it personally isn't because it's not from a perspective of conceit, it's because when you're a true king, when you're a true leader, and this is why communists will always be in the minority of any society.

You know, it's they're going to be like a 1% or a 5%, right?

And the reason for that.

Yeah.

Because communist sacrifice

A huge chunk of their personal existence.

They'd sacrifice a huge chunk of the sense of warmth and.

Personality that most people should have the privilege of enjoying.

I agree, most should.

But when you are someone who's going to say, I want to take responsibility beyond my immediate personal life, and you want to be a pharaoh, or you want to be a king, or you want to be an administrator, or whatever.

Um

You got to be stone cold.

You got to be stone cold.

When you're the Pharaoh of Egypt and a flood comes and kills a third of your population, you got to be stone cold.

And it's like, of course, your heart is breaking.

Of course, you feel the suffering of your people.

You do feel it.

But you have the strength to carry forward.

You know, you have the strength to persevere, to continue forward.

Because if you break down and start crying and freaking out, I mean, excuse my friends, French, shit is gonna hit the fan.

All hell is gonna break loose.

Society is gonna break down, and it's gonna be even worse.

People are like, What about the trolley problem?

I'll tell you about the trolley problem.

Yeah, if you're forced to make the decision, let's say you're the God Emperor of mankind, like from Warhammer, and it's like you have a two buttons.

25% of people die.

Or 10% die.

You have to click 10%.

You have to click 10% and feel nothing.

Or, if you do feel something, you have to be so strong that the emotion can't get the better of you and you can continue persevering.

Because in the grand scheme of things, all that matters is the continuation of civilization.

All that matters is the continuation of history.

All that matters is the continuation of what mankind has built.

And this is why soldiers

In militaries who fight for their homeland and fight for their history will give their lives for it.

You know?

We have so we have a very miserable

civilization, if we can even call it that, where

People are like, well, you know, soldiers are getting cucked.

You know, their wives are getting smashed by some dude at home.

And it's like.

What a corrupt cor I mean, i i i this is the nature of imperialism, of course.

Of course, we can't have a moral military that o but I'm just trying to say, like.

The ability to impersonally sacrifice yourself for a higher cause.

It's so fundamental to what it means to be a human being, right?

And we've gotten to a point, I guess it's like Nietzsche's Last Man, where it's just like, you know, we're just chilling now.

You know, I'm just chilling.

If I could just smoke weed and just like kick my feet up, watch TV, have some Doritos, play some games, I'm chilling.

Gotta worry, I ain't gotta worry about all that, right?

But but what are you doing then?

You're taking for granted everything before you.

That electricity you're using, the materials that go into building your house, that go into your electronics, the knowledge that goes into it, you're standing on top of all of that, man.

the accumulated product and wealth

Of thousands and thousands of years of civilization and labor, you're standing on top of all of it.

What are you giving back?

You owe a debt.

You owe a debt.

What are you giving back?

You know, that's the that's really what the commons are.

What motivates you to be a communist?

I don't know, first of all.

I'm in debt.

That's what it is.

I'm in debt.

I'm in debt to the generations and generations of people who came before me.

Who built what I'm standing on, and I'm in debt, and it's I have a duty and an obligation to give something back.

And giving something back also means setting things right, doing right by history.

When you see that.

Civilization is spiraling, right, into madness, into self-destruction.

You have an obligation to step in and represent the most noble and lofty aspirations of mankind, the totality.

of mankind's history and its loftiest and its most noble aspirations and ideas.

The sum total and totality of that rests on your shoulders to carry forward.

It's all about going forward.

And it's not personal.

It really isn't.

It really isn't because human life is a blink of an eye.

It's like a millisecond.

It just goes by like that.

You're gonna be ninety years old and everything will have flashed before you.

Like it was one second.

Literally like it was one second.

You just gotta keep going.

You know, and

You know, I always think about Marx's last word.

words, and he was like

Last words are for fools who haven't said enough.

And

He's like, get out.

Just leave me.

Leave me and let me die.

Last words are for fools who haven't said enough.

But that was a man who realized that he said enough.

To give something back to history, to contribute something.

And I'm not saying everybody has to be a great man who's a big famous person.

Don't confuse what I'm saying for fame.

If you have a family and you raise a family right, and you have kids and you raise them right, you're contributing something to history.

You raise kids who grow up to be engineers.

Hell, even if they're not engineers, even if they're construction workers and you raise them right and they're good people, you just contributed something to history.

And one day your descendant probably will be a great person.

You gave something back though.

You gave something back, definitely.

Just by being a normal person raising a family.

And then you die in peace, you know, just like this is just common sense, honestly.

Forget politics.

This is what grandparents just want, grandkids, straight up.

They just want grandkids.

You know, if you're a grandma, you're a grandpa and you go to a family get-together and you just see all of your descendants living, that's what helps these people pass and die in peace because they're like, all right.

I was able to do something.

You know, I was able to accomplish something.

Like, my job is done, I can now pass.

Right.

But those of us burdened by what's political

What's impersonal, what's beyond the mere immediacy of family relationships,

We have to contribute something, however small.

however small,

And to me, that's what makes a life worth living.

And to me that's the meaning of life.

Life is not about happiness.

It's not about

Pleasure

It's not about avoiding suffering or avoiding pain.

Life is about having more output.

Than what your input was, meaning

Giving back more

Than what was given to ensure your existence in the first place.

That could just be raising the population level.

Or it could be being a brilliant inventor, or scientist, or philosopher, or artist, who fundamentally changes the nature of how we reproduce our existence.

and our society.

But in any case that's the meaning of life.

And it's the meaning of the universe even, it's the meaning of the cosmos.

Think about it.

Everything that has a lineage gave back more than what was put in for it to exist.

The universe has to be negentropic to exist.

It has to be.

There has to be some kind of negentropy for the continual development of the universe to be possible, for novelty to emerge out of it.

Yeah.

The celestial bodies could not have formed were it not that there was an excess of energy.

a surplus of matter and energy.

That had to be expended in excess.

of what had given rise to it.

There are a lot of things that are not economic.

Thank you so much, H.B.

Ryan.

Appreciate you.

I mean, look, there's plenty of things that are uneconomic.

There are plenty of things that simply represent.

A process of decay and dissolution, where you take more than what you give, eventually you deplete the very source that's giving you what you have, and then you cease to exist.

But what happens is that you are forgotten.

You cease to exist and you're forgotten.

Thank you, Grandma.

So I preface what I'm saying very carefully.

Grandma American, appreciate you so much.

I'm prefacing what I'm saying very carefully, right?

Because what I'm actually saying is

Um

Anything that has a lineage, that's what I said, lineage, meaning.

Not something that was just created yesterday and hasn't actually proven that it's Lindy and it can survive the test of time.

But something that has lineage, something that represents the continuity of some specific line of development.

And that's all that matters.

That's all that matters in the long run.

I think I'm developing a Lisp.

This is not a

very pleasant perspective for a lot of people.

Thank you so much.

CO2 is good.

But I struggle to understand.

I struggle to understand how it could be any different.

I mean,

What what what what else how else do people

relate to the meaningfulness of their existence, based on what?

I mean, I understand that it seems mechanical, and that's not my intention.

I understand there's a specificity of what the content of this actually looks like in reality, such that it's rich with historical content.

Like if you're a Russian, you're you're there's there's a rich wealth and content of Russian civilization.

That you're contributing to and and and and

Defending the integrity of, which ha it's not just like pure mathematics of oh, just more more output than input.

So I get that, I understand that.

I'm not disagreeing with that, I'm just simplifying it.

for the purposes of it being

comprehensible in a short amount of time.

But when people say things like, oh, the purpose of life is just like to do what makes you happy, I just find that so despicable.

Find that so despicable.

Happiness is something you should have to earn, you know?

I was a little happy.

When I went to Russia and I saw

Ah, V D and Ha?

When I saw these statues and thi there that did that was a kind of happiness I felt definitely.

But I couldn't even have that I couldn't even appreciate that if I if I wasn't dedicated to something totally impersonal that is completely irrelevant to happiness, you know?

It's good in small dos see people like, Well, just do what makes you happy and that's the purpose of life and it's like, What a recipe to always be miserable.

Happiness is something you have to earn and it's not the goal of life at all.

At all, it's literally not the goal of life at all.

As a matter of fact, 50% of your life should be painful and miserable.

At least 50%.

That's so generous.

That's so generous.

Because I'm thinking 75% actually.

Three-quarters of your life should just be pain.

All right.

And that sounds dramatic.

I don't necessarily mean like agonizing pain.

But like, for example, when you're at the gym, you're in pain when you're lifting.

When you're going on a long walk, you're in pain from like your legs being sore.

When you're working, you're in pain because you're expending energy, right?

That's what I mean by pain.

And 25% of it could just be blissful happiness.

You know what a great trade-off that is?

And I'm such a nice guy.

I'm such a nice guy.

Then I said fifty percent.

I said 50%.

So I am such a nice person.

You know?

It really should be seventy five, but I said fifty 'cause I'm such a nice person.

But there's actually people on Reddit who say that they say that 100% of your life should be happiness.

I mean, come on.

What a recipe to set yourself up for failure.

You know, waking up in the morning is miserable, and if it's not miserable for you,

You know, I don't know what to tell you.

This is why we need coffee, right?

People say the goal should that 100% of your life, you're just happy.

Just think about how stupid that is.

So 100% of your life, you're just like smiling.

I know that's the type of character we want, but do you want to be that character?

We want a guy to just sit there and smile.

Oh, I love that guy.

He's just smiling all the time.

Yeah.

That's like a dog.

Like, we of course, that's nice.

I'm not saying we want misery.

I'm just saying, do you want to be that guy just smiling all the time?

Nonyamis, what's up?

Hedonism is the abandonment of our spirit, the seed of the unhappy soul.

Risking it all for our civilizational prestige is the true release.

Yeah.

You know Jackson?

Talk about a successful person, right?

You think Jackson spends ninety percent of his life smiling?

You know, I talked to Jackson about food.

He doesn't eat anything.

for pleasantness.

He eats the carnivore diet,

He has coffee.

No sweets, no pizza, nothing like nothing like that, literally nothing.

No fried food, none of that, just literally meat and eggs.

Just meat and eggs and that's it.

That's all he eats.

And he works ninety percent of the time, probably more than that.

He's just working.

And if he's not working, he's at the gym.

If he's not at the gym, he's running or he's walking.

And that's how he spends his life.

And then you have the audacity to envy him and be resentful toward Jackson.

Oh, look how his whole life is about work.

And people hate him and envy him and are bitter about him 'cause he's more successful.

Well, that's because you spend your life trying to be happy and he spends his life getting stuff done.

Big difference.

You spend your life eating pizza and, uh,

and having comfort, food and whatever, you're a loser.

You know?

Work should be life's prime want.

We're here to work.

And you know, it's so it's so it's so tragic that we're taught that that's somehow

That that's somehow like

An affront to our dignity.

Like, oh, you know, life shouldn't just be about monotonous work, monotonous work.

Yes, it should.

Life should be about getting a shovel and just digging a bunch.

That's literally what life is about.

You want to know why?

Because with the collective efforts of a bunch of people with shovels, oh my god, it's a big, beautiful canal.

Look at what you were able to do with that monotonous effort.

And then forget about the monotonous effort.

Our existence is just the accumulation of monotony.

Your biological processes that allow you to continue living are monotonous processes.

Your lungs work in a monotonous way.

You think your lungs are creative in terms of

They just repeat doing the same.

Your breathing system is literally just pure repetition and monotony.

That's what it is.

Your digestive system is monotony.

You eat, you shit, and you piss.

You eat, you shit, and you piss.

Everything about you biologically.

Is a series of monotonous processes.

So, why would it be any different in terms of what you're doing with your life?

Why would it be any different?

You are born to do monotonous work.

Absolutely, you're born to do monotonous work.

Monotonous work

Is literally the law of the cosmos.

That's literally everything that exists is monotonous work.

The earth spinning monotonously, rotating the sun monotonously.

The plates, everything, anything you can name, is a series or a product of monotonous processes.

And we have the privilege of seeing how new things can qualitatively emerge out of these monotonous processes.

Transition from quantity to quality.

We have that privilege.

But we get greedy with that privilege and we come to think that no, no, no, we don't have to have monotony.

We don't have to have repetition.

We could just have novelty for free.

Continuously, just a continual stream of novelty.

And then you think about their Reddit, their soy Redditors, like fantasy dream of like putting on a VR headset.

Oh, the content of the multiverse, and then Spider-Man.

Oh, man, and they're like, they're literally soying out with their mouth open, and all the content of all the possible novelty of all the multiverse.

It's all just consuming it all in one go.

Thank you so much, Anonymous.

Uh and it's like

Wait a second.

That's that there's no novelty in the multiverse.

'Cause you want to know what, Redditor?

Your consumption is also monotonous.

I'm sorry to tell you.

It's so monotonous, it's almost like a form of work.

I see people sitting down playing MMO RPGs for 15 hours a day, doing what, farming?

doing quests, leveling up.

Grinding, literally what it's called.

Seems like that's monotonous too.

I mean, it's supposedly the opposite of work, but you end up just doing the same thing, even even by p even if you're a fat guy and you just like pizza.

If you like pizza so much, it becomes monotonous work.

You're just all right.

Gotta order dominoes today.

Got the dominoes.

All right, I'm eating the pizza.

And then it's gonna be work.

Even pleasure turns into work when you make it the goal of your life.

Anything that you make your life's goal becomes monotonous work.

Even if it's sex, if you're a sex addict who's addicted to jacking off.

Or, you know.

Or uh I guess you're addicted to hookers or something?

That becomes monotonous work eventually.

Because you just made that the whole goal of your life, so it just became work for you.

Because you are a repeating, you're an animal.

who repeats You're an animal

Whose life is devoted to repetitive work.

How do you define a human being?

A human being is an animal that works repetitively, almost to the point where it's com it seems compulsive.

You think animals do that?

You guys ever watch movies?

Where, like, they're being chased by a bear, and the bear is like so compulsively chasing them.

Dude, animals are not like that.

Animals are not like that.

Okay.

What animals do is sit around all day.

I'm a bear.

Pretend I'm a bear, right?

A bear is just gonna be chilling.

And then for five seconds out of their day,

And they just walk away and stop.

That's how animals roll.

You want to know why?

Because what animals don't have is a sense of monotonous repetition.

Only human beings have that.

So when we're depicting beastly animals compulsively chasing people relentlessly, like we're actually depicting something very human, actually.

We're depicting the Freudian death drive, the compulsion to repeat, the monotonous work, just keep going and going and going autistically, just going and going.

Even the way animals have sex.

It's just like a one and done, you know.

If you ever seen a duck, ducks go at it.

They're just like it's not very anonymous.

What's up?

Ex yeah, I'm actually just talking about death drive.

You're right, but I'm trying to explain it to people, but thank you so much for the dono.

If you're walking and you see a duck, you see two ducks, you don't even know if they're I, you know, I don't even I can't even tell when animals are going at it because it's like it's just so uneventful, you know.

I think, right?

I don't really pay attention, but it's like.

It's just like very quick and then it's over and then like they don't even care.

They're not even like animals don't like they don't even cuddle or like have a cigarette after or like think about it or just like they're straight up just like this and then like they don't care.

And they do it in front of their family.

They do it in front they get they cuck each other.

It's like not even deep for them.

And you compare that to a human being.

And it's like, if you define a human being as an animal that likes to sit around and think about stuff and just be creative, no, no, that's a duck.

You're talking about a duck.

A duck is actually like something just like quacking around, taking in and being constantly in awe, soy-facing at the wonders of the cosmos.

There's a quack, quack, ooh, the stars, and just waddling around and just starstruck.

We human beings, we are the machines.

Descartes got it wrong.

He said animals are machines.

No, no, you got it the opposite.

We're the machines.

We're the ones who like to compulsively repeat and do things over and over and over just for the sake of it.

We're the ones that monotonously repeat what we do anytime we make it the object and the goal of our life, even if it's something we just want to do for pleasure.

Like, imagine there's a even them.

I'm not trying to insult nobody, but even them Buddhists out there, you know, them Buddhists who are like, All right, Haas, I'm gonna escape some sora.

I'm gonna escape samsara, and I'm just gonna meditate and stand still for so long that I'm gonna like.

I'm gonna like turn into stone or something.

And they just kinda like

They kinda just like cross their legs and they just

And they're not even looking at you.

And I'm like, dude, you're even that's repetition.

Like you're you're you're monotonously doing nothing.

at all.

But that's actually something because eventually you're gonna starve and die unless peasants feed you who you have enslaved as serfs.

And sometimes you force their children to

Be sacrificed to you, and you skin their kids and use them for magic objects or something.

I'm talking about Tibetan Buddhism, but I digress.

I digress.

Even that monk who is just meditating all day doing nothing is parasitically relying on the monotonous labor of peasants who are actually growing the rice and fetching the water that he requires to continue subsisting.

And the minute he's cut off from that supply of monotonous monot the products of monotonous labor, he dies.

And you can die.

You can just do nothing with your life and just decay and die.

That's fine.

And you're erased from history that way.

That's what happens.

I'm not even against Tibetan Buddhism in principle, 'cause the same argument I just said about them is the same for any other religion too.

But I'm just trying to tell you there is no way of avoiding the monotonous repetition of human existence.

You know, what is the purpose of life?

The purpose of life is work, whether you like it or not.

If you make the purpose of your life,

Being an infrared hater and stalker, guess what?

You're doing monotonous work every single day persistently, on because you just made that your life's goal.

It's monotonous work, right?

It could be I name it, you name it and it's there.

Oz, please do not belittle animal intercourse if you have never tried it.

Oh, good one.

Good one.

Good one.

Good one.

Yeah.

Purpose of life is to worship Allah.

Okay.

I don't necessarily disagree, but

That's also something very monotonous, especially in Islam, where you monotonously pray five times a day.

Repetitively doing the same exact prayers, the same exact things over and over again.

Whether you're happy about it or not, it doesn't matter.

It's just work.

It's literally work monotonously.

That's Islam.

And by the way, I'm cool with that.

I'm not saying that's a bad thing.

And fast, sure, all of it.

you're monotonously and repetitively

Be, you know, engaging in rituals that express the gratitude you have for your existence.

And I'm not saying that's a bad thing.

I'm just saying it is monotonous repetition and work.

It's the same thing I'm talking about.

How is this different from autism?

Good question.

Because I think autism is precisely when, in vain, you try to arrest.

The monotonous repetition and fail, and that's what produces the looping, right?

Whereas if you're not autistic, there's a there's a chance, there's an ability for you to have a sense of the object suspended in a monotonous process of repetition.

Like for example, if you're working on a canal and you're digging

Your object is not necessarily dirt.

Your object is the dream of this big canal that's going to be built when you're done, let's say, right?

So.

Simultaneously, when w even though work is life's prime want, work is sublimated into an inadvertent outcome of that work, right?

Which makes it part of something bigger than what it is immediately to you.

And I think that's what autists don't have.

I think autists.

For them, only the immediate is the object, right?

So they don't have that sense of discontinues in the chat if I'm back.

Two's in the chat if I'm back.

Okay, what about fours?

Four's in the chat.

Alright, alright.

Guys, we're about to end the stream anyway, pretty soon.

So the Fed DDoS was right in time.

Now, I know I was supposed to talk about Iran.

But that was just clickbait, because the truth is.

We don't know what Iran is gonna do till they do it.

Thank you so much.

Aid, appreciate you.

We don't know what Iran is gonna do till they do it, but I'm gonna read you something I read from Dugan.

By the way, Dugan is not someone who BS's.

So when he says something, you trust me when I tell you that he's not saying it for no reason.

Okay, he knows things, all right?

I did appear on Rattlesnake TV, but it was a pre-recorded interview and it was not live.

But let me read this.

From Dugin.

Israel attacked Iran and Syria, which is not Israel or Palestine.

This is an act of aggression.

Now Iran has no choice but to attack Israel.

With all the forces of the resistance, this war will be started by the Shiites, but at some point it cannot but become a war of all Muslims.

We must take into account timing.

Biden does not want it at all, as his priority is the election and support for Ukraine against Russians.

But Trump, on the other hand, does not care about Russians, though Israel is dear to him.

Therefore Tehran has every reason to start a war with Israel as soon as possible, under Biden and before Trump.

The US and NATO will definitely get involved, but with great reluctance.

In the meantime, Russians will take Kiev and strengthen dramatically the anti Western poll.

That's where Trump will come in or civil war will break out in the US and the world will already be irreversibly multipolar.

Truest thing I've ever read

Major truing there.

Major truing.

That's from Dugan.

That's his analysis.

So he's saying that Iran has an incentive to go to war with Israel now versus under Trump because the perception is that Biden is more reluctant than Trump would be.

I don't know if that's really the case, I'm not sure.

Because Sheldon Adelson is gone and it Trump rh rhetorically

You know, he he kinda seems like he's not really friends with Netanyahu anymore, and he's he's he's just a little bit breaking ranks with the Zionist lobby in a very, very minor, minor, almost insignificant way.

But he's just kinda like, Yeah, you know, what Israel's doing is bad PR.

They need to have peace immediately.

What's going on is unacceptable.

So we we might be surprised by I don't know, I don't know, we'll see.

Yeah, they're overextended.

That's why I don't know if it matters if Biden or Trump is in power.

And if anything, Trump may uh pursue peace more aggressively than Biden is.

Maybe, but but how much power would he have to do that?

And if if that is his intention, will he be allowed to get in power?

And if he's not, like Dugan said, it's civil war.

So that that there you go.

But anyway, guys, told you 90 minutes.

And it's been.

Just about that.

Now if you felt robbed of a stream today

Don't.

Because tomorrow I'm gonna be going on uh D D geopolitics.

On their stream.

Around 10 p.m.

Eastern.

So you have that to look forward to.

You have that to look forward to and uh

It's a it's a jam-packed weekend of content.

And then I'm streaming Sunday, of course.

Anyway guys.

See you tomorrow actually.

Bye bye.