Technocracy and the machinery of social control

don't think people realize that when they talk about ownership of everything, they're talking about ownership of the people as well.

You're absolutely right.

When you talk about a mechanistic worldview versus a biblical worldview or a Judeo-Christian worldview, they're total polar opposites.

The mechanistic worldview of technocrats means to them that we're just a product of chance.

Humans are just a bucket of molecules that happen to be rearranged somehow to put us on the top of the food chain.

But they look at humans just like the cattle in the field or the deer in the forest or some other animal, the pigs in the pen.

And they figure, well, if we're going to manage those animals, we have to include humans just along with the herd.

So they're practicing herd management techniques on all the humans around the world.

You see this everywhere.

If you look at it that way, we're like the cattle in a giant feedlot.

being managed.

That explains why they have no feeling for human life.

They don't care about it if we're expendable like that.

You're absolutely right.

They have a very low estimation of humanity, put it that way.

Of course, they reject the concept of God outright.

Many of them follow various ideologies, I suppose, maybe Hinduism or Buddhism or some other religion other than Christianity.

Lots of them are atheists as well.

But you're right.

They have no place for human sanctity or what I call it, humanists.

That's the right to be human.

So this matters.

When you talk about Elon Musk, for instance, today, here's a guy who understands nothing about the Christian worldview, but he understands the mechanistic worldview.

So he looks at the world as just one big project, and all the people in it are his subjects to make everything work.

And, well, you know, Elon Musk's grandfather, He was a Canadian at the time.