Topic: Petri Dish

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Recent reports on "organic brain robots" reveal that scientists are using human and animal brain tissue to run computer operations. These biological computers reportedly learn faster than silicon-based AI and are already being used to play video games in laboratory settings. This technology is criticized as a dangerous step toward a transhumanist "death cult" where elites attempt to achieve godhood through biological manipulation.

Liz Gunn shares an anecdote about Helen Clark sobbing in a green room because she was not the first female Prime Minister of New Zealand, illustrating the narcissism of political leaders. She suggests that Clark and Ardern viewed New Zealand as a "petri dish" for globalist testing. Gunn calls for New Zealanders to unify and demand the release of the Ministry of Health data.