One of Elon musk's ventures has led to allegations that there
has been cruelty done to animals, that the company is testing on.
This is one of the less well known projects that Elon musk has sought out.
It's known as neurallink and basically it's known as a brain machine interface.
More details on that in a moment, but
they're essentially testing this out on monkeys and it turns out that
the allegations indicate that these monkeys were pretty severely abused.
Many of them died as a result.
So in one example,
a monkey was allegedly found missing some of its fingers and toes.
By the way, warning, That's very graphic, what I'm about to read,
possibly from self mutilation or some other unspecified trauma.
The monkey was later killed during a terminal procedure,
the group said in a copy of the complaint shared with the post.
Now, what's this group that's making these allegations?
Well, it's an animal rights group that is basically claiming that taxpayer
money is being used to perform these experiments on these monkeys.
And people should know about it, considering there's animal,
alleged animal abuse involved.
In another case, a monkey had holes, holes drilled in its skull and
electrodes, electrodes implanted into its brain then allegedly
developed a bloody skin infection.
And had to be euthanized according to the complaint and
we've got one more example to give you in a third instance,
a female monkey had electrodes implanted into its brain.
Then was overcome with vomiting, retching and gasping.
Days later, researchers wrote that the animal appeared to collapse from
exhaustion and fatigue and was subsequently euthanized.
An autopsy then showed the monkey had suffered from a brain hemorrhage according
to the report.
Now all the monkeys that died, at least 15 of them either died or
were euthanized by 2020 had this neuralink chip implanted into their their brains.
And so there's the project itself, which I think deserves its own discussion.
But then there's also the animal cruelty involved as well.
>> So, why did they drill into the skulls of the monkeys?
Because that's what they're gonna do to you to implant the chip in your head.
I'm not exaggerating, that's how it works.
But Elon musk says no, we're going to get more precise with the drilling and
with the wiring and with all of that.
And so don't worry,
it won't be too intrusive when we plant a chip in your brain.
Guys, this is literal.
And what's amazing is that since certain groups of republican,
usually men are enormous betas.
They will follow any billionaire and as soon as a billionaire says, give me all
your money, they go right away, I give it to you and I trust you no matter what.
So that that group of republicans says I'm not taking the vaccine to save my life.
It has microchips that get into the blood and
are activated by the 5G from Soros and Hugo Chavez, right?
Meanwhile they're like, yeah musk is going to put
an actual physical chip in our brain [SOUND], are you serious?
Yeah. >> Look, to be fair, at least online,
I definitely see right wing men, constantly simping for Elon musk.
So you're right about that.
But in terms of people in positions of power,
I haven't seen democrats complain about this.
>> Well, democrats are never gonna do anything.
>> I mean there's been no pushback whatsoever.
>> Of course not, he's rich.
The democrats are probably gonna kiss his ass [CROSSTALK] as much.
>> Come on. >> No, not just as much.
>> No, and in this case I don't care about the parties.
They're both so desperately and hopelessly corrupt.
Now I'm talking about the actual voters like for all the fanboys of Elon Musk who
are worried about a nonexistent microchip in the vaccine.
How could you possibly be in favor of this?
I mean you wanna talk about taking away your freedom.
Now let's talk about the actual chip in a sense,
I don't know if it could go both ways, It might.
And so what do I mean by both ways?
One part of it we already know which is that it's going to record or
one of its plan is to record your thoughts.
And one of the things that it can do according to Elon musk and
I don't really know that I believe him.
>> But this is his plan is transfer your thoughts onto a computer dude
that's reading your mind like literally.
>> Sounds like a great idea.
>> Now guys, especially those right wing men who are big fan boys of
Elon Musk pause and think about the things that go through your brain.
The things that you don't want other people knowing,
they're going to get recorded onto a computer.
Are you insane?
>> Yeah, and look, Silicon Valley types love to market these types of projects or
technological advances is something that's gonna overwhelmingly improve our lives.
So, the PR that they're putting out there in regard to this neuralink project,
is that this is all about helping people who have suffered from
traumatic brain injuries.
So let's say you've suffered from a traumatic brain injury and
as a result you have lost memory or you've lost your ability to move certain limbs,
that kind of stuff.
This chip would help to mitigate that.
But to be honest with you, after seeing so many of the failures from Elon Musk's
various ventures, including the one that really got a lot of attention was when
he's like, look at this glass, you can't break this glass.
It's unbreakable.
He said that on a stage and then proceeded to break the glass.
Like I'm not interested in having Elon Musk not only developed this technology.
But more importantly just like willy nilly tested on animals like this,
especially knowing how many of these monkeys either died or
were euthanized in like the most cruel and inhumane ways.
And by the way, how do we know about all of this?
I wanted to give credit to the organization that's putting these
allegations out there.
The physicians committee for responsible medicine.
This is an animal rights group says it obtained records showing the monkeys
experienced extreme suffering.
As a result of inadequate animal care and
the highly invasive experimental head implants during the experiments.
>> So Anna that's a great point.
And Musk has done this many times and in reading this story,
I had kind of a premonition like there's some chance that Elon Musk
is going to accidentally kill himself doing one of his own experiments.
>> He's not gonna test on himself.
>> Well, maybe, maybe not, but that dude is touched.
Okay, and so let me explain a little further.
So a lot of these, his experiments have failed the event by the way,
some obviously have had some spectacular success in the long run.
So it's a mixed bag, it's not binary, we don't live in a black and white world.
And a lot of those SpaceX ships, blew up for a long,
long time before they got it right.
And so, and again, that's part of how you get there.
I get it, right.
But then some of it, it just seems like weirdo scams like in Vegas he
promised what kind of a quasi hyperloop.
And then he just built an underground tunnel,
which is potentially a death trap because people can't get out of it and
it's just as slow as the regular traffic about.
It's not a hyperloop at all, he does the thing with this glass can't break
is an important and then he hits it and it broke and he's like awkward.
And so if you thought the experiments where they implant this and
the monkey's heads were bad, wait till they go to human trials.
Yeah, and by the way, >> Super dangerous,
>> They've hinted that they want to go to
human trials and look, I don't take what Elon Musk says at face
values same with any other billionaire, right?
What's really going on?
There are allegations that this is really about Elon Musk trying to get
an upper hand in the development of AI, artificial intelligence.
I think that probably has a lot more to do with it.
Just think about all of the cute little stories that Silicon Valley C E O's have
sold us over the years.
My God, this is going to democratize everything that's going to democratize
everything crypto is the new frontier,
all of this stuff that's supposed to allegedly improve our lives.
But behind the scenes the motive is all about self enrichment,
it's about gathering data.
That's a huge part of everything Silicon Valley does.
So just obviously don't take what they say at face value when they talk about,
this this brain chip is gonna be so great.
It's gonna help cure Parkinson's and Alzheimer's sure, Okay.
And, and if there is an experiment or any type of development like this,
I would rather have it be done by individuals who do not
have a profit motive in developing the technology.
>> One more thing that it does remind you of don't look up a little bit.
Because so the vaccines were tested and retested by thousands of doctors and
scientists all across the world with different financial motives and
no reason for them to all lie together in unison.
And when you put them all together, millions of doctors and scientists,
this is just one guy pushing forward an idea that would further enrich him.
So you don't believe millions of doctors all across the world that have completely
different context of situations, but you believe one guy who's a billionaire and
who wants to make more money off of you.
That makes no sense at all, so again, we don't live in the non binary world.
So if you could find and the FDA approves etcetera of a situation
where this chip could help someone with brain trauma.
Okay, we're willing to have that conversation.
But guys I didn't tell you the second half, I mean,
I don't know that it could do this.
But if it could record your mind the thoughts in your mind and transfer
it onto a computer, could it then transfer ideas from a computer into your mind?
>> Okay, maybe, yeah, that's a possibility.
But also everything gets hacked right?
So if this gets developed by Elon Musk,
you think he's going to take the necessary precautions to protect your privacy?
>> In your brain?
>> Come on guys, you don't think he's gonna use that data to his advantage or
sell that data to a third party.
Come on, It's a private company.
It's anyway, it's a disastrous idea.
It starts off with insane animal cruelty and
that's what's getting the headlines for good reason.
But I think the overall project here is something that we should be suspicious of.
>> Yeah, one small last thing, I think part of his motivation is a lot of these
rich folks just keep dreaming about how to keep themselves alive.
They're obsessed with it, right?
And I get it, They have all the money in the world.
So the only thing they're missing is time, right?
Because we all have a shelf life.
So part of what they're trying to do is transfer their thoughts onto
an artificial being so that they could stay alive.
That's part of the reason why he's pushing so hard on this.
But the dude cuts a lot of corners and
I wouldn't want those corners to be inside your brain.
>> Yeah, Muska said humans are already cyborgs because of access to smartphones
and computers.
Neuralink, he says will close that gap and prep us for the future.
No, thanks.
>> My phone is not the same thing as putting a chip in my brain and
the guys out of a science fiction horror movie.
Wake up America.