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More Technology (Intro)
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When things become post political what happens is its just the technocrats and the bureaucrats that start to manage things. It becomes this kind of apolitical; it's the direction of the economy, it's algorithms. You know, the World Economic Forum which is obviously on peoples' mind's a lot, obviously talking about The Great Reset and so on. But, if you look at what these people say, these are the business leaders of the world, and really what's remarkable is how not radical it is. They're talking about a Great Reset and a totally new approach to things but then if you listen to their solutions its just more of the same. How are we going to solve ecological problems? More technology. We'll just get technological solutions to stuff. How are we going to solve alienation? More technology. we are going to develop smart cities and we are going to give people more ways to communicate with people from their homes through their computers and so on. So at the same time these people are saying things that sound very radical and its creating this huge conspiracy around the great reset and are talking about radical redistribution of wealth. Its all these billionaires coming together eating lobster talking about how they're going to redistribute the wealth and they're going to have a more socialist world to alleviate poverty. They don't actually do any of it. These people are still gobbling up more wealth every year. Functionally nothing is actually changing. They're more powerful than ever. They're more predatory than ever.
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Bass Back Better
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So we will see definitely a lot of anger, already now, but probably increase by ze end of ze year. The remedies have to be discussed through dialogue by the stakeholders of our global system. I just see ze need for such a dialogue. I see ze need for action. I see ze need for a great reset.
Great reset
To integrate everyone who is willing
We are here when we talk about the great reset to make sure that we revolutionise, to accelerate our transition.
Great reset
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We are being manipulated in ways that you cannot believe.
You'll own nothing
And be happy
You'll own nothing
And be happy
You'll own nothing
And be happy
You'll own nothing
And be happy
You'll own nothing
And be happy
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Pessimism
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Optimism (Outro)
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Magnet Thatcher Fukuoka, Japan
Magnet Thatcher's sound is a blend of acid techno and funk. Inspired by the pioneers of Detroit techno and its musical roots of disco.
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