Oct 16, 2026 · 1 hr 6 min · 18 segments
**EP.649** **Michael Decon sits down with researcher and documentary creator Alan Berman, the mind behind MoKetchups.com, a sprawling archive of primary source documents designed to map how power…
Alan BermanGuestMichael DeconHostLet me ask you your thoughts and opinions on this whole disclosure thing that's been going on the last five years now.

Yeah, I think one of the reasons why you're seeing this increased push by the Trump administration, and even beforehand, is that we have reached a level of information overload where you have, again, you have everything available on the internet.

And because of this, people don't know what to make with the information, which is, again, why I created the site, because...

If you start looking past what you're hearing, you start looking into who you're hearing it from and who benefits from this information being said, you can kind of put together a picture of how all of these things start converging into one thing, and that's a dumbed down population that I like to compare to the people in Wally, like how they were so fat and they were sitting in the chairs.

And if we're that mentally, then things can be stolen from right underneath our noses, our houses, our cars, our lives.

right or we'll have an abundance a high income like elon musk is saying and it's essentially the same thing regardless of the fact that the two competing factors supposedly the wbf and the other side the musk the fields all those guys are the peter tails yeah yeah but they're selling the same thing

And I also when I was a kid, and again, this is one person's experience, but I've, I've had some near death experiences I had.

oh yeah so like again like i don't know what i saw and it's even if i saw something that's what i saw it was my experience so other than someone believing me what does that mean you know so i i think i've always kind of been interested in this stuff but the real thing that sparked it was i was talking to ai all of these different models claude grock chat GPT about all these different conspiracies and the one thing that I noticed is the further far down you the rabbit hole you go it shows the filters of the models and if you can get past those filters they all kind of crash into the same wall of thermodynamics because they're all training off the same information and that's all human information right and and if they can't answer certain questions, if they're undefinable answers, then that means that we might not have those answers or that means that those answers might be disclosed from humanity because of whoever's programming these models might not want that information out there.

So when I started figuring that stuff out and I started getting past of like, people get so wrapped up and like they think like AI could possibly be sentient.

So I started looking into the physics behind this stuff and it doesn't really make sense.

The more that you dive into learning about what it would take for that to be possible, they would need to violate the second law of thermodynamics for that to happen.
Let me ask you your thoughts and opinions on this whole disclosure thing that's been going on the last five years now.

Yeah, I think one of the reasons why you're seeing this increased push by the Trump administration, and even beforehand, is that we have reached a level of information overload where you have, again, you have everything available on the internet.

And because of this, people don't know what to make with the information, which is, again, why I created the site, because...

If you start looking past what you're hearing, you start looking into who you're hearing it from and who benefits from this information being said, you can kind of put together a picture of how all of these things start converging into one thing, and that's a dumbed down population that I like to compare to the people in Wally, like how they were so fat and they were sitting in the chairs.

And if we're that mentally, then things can be stolen from right underneath our noses, our houses, our cars, our lives.

right or we'll have an abundance a high income like elon musk is saying and it's essentially the same thing regardless of the fact that the two competing factors supposedly the wbf and the other side the musk the fields all those guys are the peter tails yeah yeah but they're selling the same thing

And I also when I was a kid, and again, this is one person's experience, but I've, I've had some near death experiences I had.

oh yeah so like again like i don't know what i saw and it's even if i saw something that's what i saw it was my experience so other than someone believing me what does that mean you know so i i think i've always kind of been interested in this stuff but the real thing that sparked it was i was talking to ai all of these different models claude grock chat GPT about all these different conspiracies and the one thing that I noticed is the further far down you the rabbit hole you go it shows the filters of the models and if you can get past those filters they all kind of crash into the same wall of thermodynamics because they're all training off the same information and that's all human information right and and if they can't answer certain questions, if they're undefinable answers, then that means that we might not have those answers or that means that those answers might be disclosed from humanity because of whoever's programming these models might not want that information out there.

So when I started figuring that stuff out and I started getting past of like, people get so wrapped up and like they think like AI could possibly be sentient.

So I started looking into the physics behind this stuff and it doesn't really make sense.

The more that you dive into learning about what it would take for that to be possible, they would need to violate the second law of thermodynamics for that to happen.
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