Had enough of “fundamental transformations” in recent years?
I hope not, because World Economic Forum (WEF) adviser Yuval Noah Harari
recently stated that attempting to halt (what the WEF believes to be)
man-caused climate change will require a fundamental shift in how humans
fulfill their desires. Sounds kinky, but what does he actually mean?
At a recent summit, Harari said: “People desire, I
don’t know, peace of mind. To be peaceful inside yourself. This is something
almost everybody wants. So, you know, you listen to commercials on television,
and you get this idea that if you want peace of mind, you need to fly to the
other side of the world to this idyllic island and spend lots of money and
create enormous amounts of pollution in the process in order to get peace of mind.
I mean, you don’t need to change your desire, but you can achieve it right
here.” At the World Economic Forum? I think not.
He also opined that people need to realize that they
can find love without changing themselves through environmentally unfriendly
methods such as applying makeup. Harari suggested, without elaborating, that
folks should find other ways to make themselves feel good-looking. Maybe
by trimming one’s nasal hair and drinking a couple glasses of wine?
The adviser did generously admit that “[Our desires]
would be hard to change” and suggested instead that “we need to change the
roundabout and sometimes ridiculous way that we often go about achieving these
desires.” Like shamelessly virtue signaling on the world stage whilst
attempting to coerce everyone else into making their lives harder and poorer by
doing the things you ask them to do—all the while knowing you have no intention
of doing them yourself? To sate your own desire for control? Like that, maybe?
Harari’s recommendations are consistent with various
other suggestions the WEF has kindly provided on how to reduce climate change. All
of which are rife with globalist authoritarian overtones. In fact, WEF chairman
Klaus Schwab has praised Xi Jinping, China’s communist leader, claiming that he
has “made significant social and economic achievements.” Well, he has
embarked on a genocide against the Uighurs and mandated the forced
sterilization of same. Moreover, he has instituted a one-child policy for
Chinese families. All of these help to reduce the human population, a goal of
the WEF, so naturally earn its praise. For good measure, Jinping also
instituted a social credit score system for all Chinese citizens, closely tracking everything
they do and every move they make…just because he can. Since then, many other
nations have laid the groundwork for such surveillance and control of
their populace. After all, the pandemic showed them how easy this can be.
One WEF recommendation that has gained some traction
of late is that people should incorporate bugs and insects into their diets in
order to reduce the “harmful” effects of meat consumption on the
environment. CNN went so far as to say that “bugs are really good for you” and could even help “save the planet.”
So, dear readers, to sum up: don’t engage in the roundabout
and ridiculous ways in which you used to pursue your desires. Don’t travel,
eat meat, or use makeup. Do eat bugs. And listen to Yuval Noah Harari
and his friends at the World Economic Forum when they tell you what to do.
Trust them. It’s for the common good. Right, comrades?
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