Special Solari Report: The Philosophic Roots of Transhumanism with Jay Dyer

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1. In movies, transhumanism is often portrayed as the machine becoming human. The reality is that humans are being turned into machines. And we are on the brink of that:

   https://thenewamerican.com/covid-shots-dna-transhumanism-with-dr-madej-2/

2. Thank you so much for this fascinating interview! Jays analyses are top notch.

   Transhumanism, by the way, goes back much further than the ancient Greeks. It is even mentioned in the Bible.

   Ask a member of the ‘Transhumanist Church’ to define what a human being is. He will probably answer something along the lines of: an organic machine that pulled itself out of the primordial soup by its own hair. Now, what a poor philosophy that is.

   As for transhumanism and the movies, Jay mentioned Metropolis (1927). A more modern example from Hollywood not referenced is A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001), a project started by Kubric and completed by Spielberg after Kubric died suddenly.

   A.I. is loosely based on the famous children’s book Pinochhio (1883) by Carlo Collodi, who was a Freemason. The story is about the transformation of a played doll into an independent human being – the classic theme of the alchemical homunculus.

   I always wonder what A.I. would have looked like if the great Kubric had finished it himself.

   1. Jay Dyer did a show with Jay Weidner called Hollywood Decoded. Excellent series! Jay Weidner spoke with Kubrick’s assistant director on A.I., and Kubrick (he believes) was trying to expose the Hollywood pedo rings. The Asst Director asked, “Who writes a story about a boy who is perpetually young?” Spielberg altered the movie so much that Kubrick’s intent was lost. And yes, Kubrick’s version would have been extraordinary.

      1. Thank you, Jill. I’m going to look up the episode of Decoding Hollywood and watch it.

         What a curious coincidence that Kubric died suddenly at the beginning of such an ambitious film project.

3. Hi Catherine,

   A few years ago I heard an audiobook of William Bramley’s Gods of Eden, describing in one chapter the medieval/renaissance plagues. Bradley found documents with first-hand accounts from witnesses in Italian cities in researching his book. They describe clouds of gas that would waft over villages with humanoid figures in suits following soon after. In subsequent days, everyone in the village would get sick with bubonic/pneumonic plague. Maybe, like the 5g rollout and our lockdowns the plague laws were instigated with bio weapons. Bizarre world….

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