SHOCKING! Elon Musk Wants To Reprogram Your Brain To Make Babies

All right, I'm reading a tweet. They still call them tweets. Uh from 8:04 a.m. I'm not sure which time zone that is. I guess my time zone. Uh 21 August. I want to say 21 August. I'm in America. August 21st. Uh this is from Elon Musk. AI is obviously going to oneshot the human lyic system. I don't know what that means. I think it means it's gonna mess it up real bad. Scramble it up. Do a number on it. That said, I predict counterintuitively that it will increase the birth rate. Mark my words. Also, we're going to program it that way. Meaning, you mark my words because I have insider info because uh Elon Musk has AI. Twitter has what's called Groc. All right. At any rate, so let's talk about this uh tweet and about its implications and about the birth rate. I'm not really sure what it means AI is going to oneshot the human lyic system. I mean if he means it to the extent that like we already know that the internet has already messed with our lyic system by preying upon what first of all let's talk about liyic system. We're just talking about like the basic functions of the brain like much more basic than any type of intellectual thinking. It's not even not even thinking in words. It's really just anim animalistic survival fight orflight type stuff, which is the way the whole internet works basically is just like clickbait. You look at a thumbnail and a title for a fraction of a second and it has to either scare you, which is why a lot of stuff on the internet is just about fear-mongering, or entice you, you know, the the allure, the seduction, which is why a lot of stuff on the internet is that kind of stuff. U and it's just praying to that lower nature. So I guess he's saying AI is going to prey to that. All right. Um but why is that oneshotting it? I I don't know because that's a really destruct to me. That's a very that's a term with a lot of destructive connotations. Maybe you can fill me in on the in the comments and explain to me what that means. But then he says, "But counterintuitively, it's going to actually increase the human birth rate." Um, mark my words. Oh, JFY, we're gonna program it that way. So, what that means to me, if you put it all together, is basically he's saying that we're gonna prey upon the way human beings are wired, like the most basic instinctive wiring. We're going to use AI to prey on that to get people to make babies. Okay, so let me tell you my thoughts on that. First of all, it is a crisis, absolute crisis. the Gen Z does not want to get married and have children. Someone was asking me uh the other day I was on a live I think it was on Instagram and someone said are you worried about the future of the Jewish people because of all the anti-semitism and I said I'm actually not worried about the Jewish people because our survival is miraculous so it's like based on God. Um, but I am worried about the rest of the world because I'm seeing a very disturbing trend that Gen Z is totally checking out from marriage and families. And, you know, a lot of it is about just how unaffordable things are, that we're not going to be able to buy a house, we're not going to be able to afford children, so what do I need this for? Um, but a lot of it is also, and the two go hand inand propaganda. and I call it propaganda. Um, and it's mostly from I I consider to be cynical people who are acting in bad faith who may not even believe their messages, but it's ad revenue. It's very clickable that basically they feed messages to young people to make them feel despondent and demoralized and disgusted about the entire prospect of courtship, dating, marriage, family, uh, raising children. They basically tell them that, well, in the old days it worked, but now everybody's awful and so now there's no point to try anymore and and that's it. And I got to tell you something. I'm very concerned about the future of society. That if Gen Z decides that there's no point in having families, there's no point in having a traditional family unit as the core of our society. That leaves such a vacuum, such a void for negativity to rush in. The family unit is sacred. It is the building block of society. If you think about civilization as an organism, as a living being, then the family is the cell is the cellular makeup of society. And if you don't have families, then it's like having an organism that doesn't have cells. In other words, you could imagine it. In theory, you could have a society without families, but in practice, there's no such thing. There's no such thing. You don't have a society if you don't have families. Um, there's a lot of other frightening predictions that can be made. If you start imagining a world where people don't bring up their own children, then you start wondering like I don't know, you can get really dystopian and dark like where are children coming from? Like their farms where the government will I I I'm not trying to get into conspiracy theories, but like really it's not hard to get that dark when you start thinking like if regular people aren't having children anymore. Or you could just imagine, you know, the world will become a wasteland, just become an uninhabited wasteland. And uh, you know, you you can tell me all you want about no overpopulation is the crisis. By the way, I Time magazine had a cover about the population bomb. You can go Google it. Population bomb that there's not enough arable land on planet Earth to sustain the population. That that I think was when they were coming up to two billion people. They were saying mathematically Earth cannot sustain. there's not enough there's not enough soil on planet earth to produce enough calories to sustain this many people. And then of course um we say man thinks and God laughs meaning the best laid plans of mice and men so to speak. You have all the all the smart people making all their predictions but and what happened why didn't the population bomb by the way? Why wasn't that devastating? because there were breakthroughs in uh agriculture. You can look about uh look up Norman Borlo from uh Texas A&M who's the main one who uh innovated the uh the mostly with wheat and rice which are staple foods. At any rate, that's not my point. My point is that there is plenty of space on earth for more people. And if we don't have more people, then economies collapse. I mean, ask any economist, you cannot have a productive economy where more people are retired than are in the workforce. And you can play a little bit of shifting around. you with immigration, you can move people around from country to country. That's a Ponzi scheme. That's a Ponzi scheme. Okay? You can move people. You can open borders and move people around from country to country for only so long, but then at a certain point, humanity has to have population growth. Okay? So, and and I'm not getting to all the discussion about immigration and how much of that, you know, I'm not getting that's not even my point because I'm not even talking here from a perspective of how will this affect different countries. I'm talking about it from a perspective how will this affect humanity as a whole, like literally the human race. Like I said, moving populations around through immigration is a Ponzi scheme. If if people are not procreating and having babies, eventually that's going to blow up in your face as well. So, we we need people to have children. Okay? But here's what I want to say. The first commandment in the Torah is urvu, be fruitful and multiply. Pu urvu, be fruitful and multiply. God told it to Adam and Eve, the first humans. God repeated it to Noah and his family when they got off the ark. It's twice in Genesis. God repeated it. There different explanations why God repeated it. One reason is because after Noah got off the ark, he said, you know, uh maybe we're not supposed to repopulate. He he knew that the punishment came to the world because of humanity's corruption. You know, maybe we're better off without people. No. Be fruitful and multiply. Okay? And this commandment was not given at Mount Si as a specific commandment to the Jewish people. This what we're describing here, the incident of Adam and Eve and then again to Noah was given to all of humanity, meaning all of the descendants of Adam and Eve and Noah. meaning this is something that God commanded to all of humanity. Now, I'm not going to get into a whole theological explanation of the difference between the 613 commandments of the Torah which are binding only upon Jewish people and the obligations of the Torah which are binding upon all of humanity. But suffice it to say that being involved in procreation is an obligation is a divinely ordained obligation upon every human being. Every descendant of Adam and Eve, every descendant of Noah, which means every human. And there's a reason why it's a command. There's a reason why it's a command. Because it's not easy. Our selfish impulses resist it. We don't want to do it. We have excuses and reasons why not to do it. But we are given a commandment. Step up and do it. And what's more, have faith in the commander, the one who commanded you with the commandment, the almighty, the infinite one, that he will empower you to carry it through when you make the good decision to do his will. So, two things. One is it's not necessarily our personal preference, but your personal preference doesn't really matter here because it's an obligation. It's not a right. It's a it's it's an obligation. Two, a commandment which originates from the divine also brings with it divine empowerment. Meaning, it's not you doing it alone with your own limited human power. You are aided by Hashem, God Almighty, and his infinite power. So those are two things to remember. Not an option. It's an obligation. You're not doing it alone. You're doing it with God's power assisting you. And if God has to make a miracle so that you'll be able to raise your family, God will make a miracle so you're able to raise your family. We depend on God's on God's miracles all the time. Hey, you know, it is a miracle today's day and age to raise a family and take care of them, provide for them, keep the family intact, pay the bills, to remain emotionally regulated so you don't traumatize your kids. You know, all that that takes miracles day in day out, living miracles. And every home that is raising kids right now is a place of miracles. God is very active in this world right now in every home that's raising kids. So, you know, the question is, do we need AI to come and oneshot the human lyic system to be programmed to? And I'm assuming what that means is that AI will have a procreation bias, a pro uh reproduction bias, and it'll sort of put that into everything. So, whatever your interests are, it'll sort of steer you toward procreation. Um, which probably won't be that hard if that's what it's set on doing because God did hardwire in us a pretty strong reproduction drive. Now, human beings in their ingenuity figured out life hacks where they could engage in the acts that make babies without making babies. So, you're going to have to rehack the hack, so to speak. In other words, it's not enough to just make people desire um the act, the reproductive act. You're going to actually have to convince them to desire having babies and then raising those babies, um being there, being present, working on yourself to be a capable parent and all that stuff. Um, unless maybe the plan is that they're going to make people make a lot of babies and the AI will Yeah, maybe that's the dystopian uh conspiracy. The AI will make you want to make babies, but it won't give you the drive to raise them and then some entity will come in and raise all the babies. Maybe that's the dystopian conspiracy. I don't know if it is. I don't know if it isn't. But what I am telling you is just some friendly advice. Make your own babies. Raise your own babies. Not because an AI told you to do it, but because God told you to do it. And when the whole world conspires to demoralize you and to make you think that this is not worth it and it's too hard to do and there's no good women, there's no good men and I can't afford a house and all of that. Look, it wouldn't be effective propaganda if it didn't have a kernel of truth. But we have to have faith. You have to believe in God's commandment and that is ravu be fruitful and multiply. That is the future of this world and we do believe the world was created for a purpose. Oh, and by the way, I know I'm talking about Elon Musk and the AI, whatever, the Mars thing. I don't know. Mars, I don't know. Mars, Mars. Maybe he will come up with the Mars thing. But this world, this world was created to become a heaven on earth. People get very triggered when I say that. This world, heaven on earth. No, this world is terrible. You got to die and go to heaven. Um God created this world to become a paradise through human cooperation and also through divine blessing. It's the messianic future. The era of utopian perfection of this world happens here in the physical plane. Souls in bodies. And part of that is building society through building families by having children. So if you want to build build a perfect world, don't say this world is a terrible place. I can't have children. Say the world's not perfect yet. I need to have children. That's the Torah approach to this. And I want to emphasize and make super clear, super clear. I'm not just speaking to Jews right now. I'm speaking to all human beings that it is a commandment from God that all human beings procreate. I want I mean I want doesn't matter what I want. I am here as a hopefully faithful messenger of the Torah's message to say all human beings should have families and procreate and have children and raise your children and love your children and take care of your children and raise children who want to have children of their own. have grandchildren and build a perfect world for you and your children and your children's children and children's children's children children. But that is what we're here for. That is the job. We don't need AI for it. We already have God's commandment.