Topic: Software Program

The human body is characterized as a "software vehicle" that consciousness uses to experience the simulation. David Icke explains that procreation passes on software programs (instincts) that dictate species-specific behavior, such as a duck acting like a duck. The host adds his belief in "spiritual families" and bloodlines that carry specific energetic traits, both good and evil, into this dimension.

David Icke asserts that aging is a biological software program that can be overridden by an expanded state of consciousness. He argues that staying healthy and strong is possible when one's "eternal being" imposes itself on the physical body. The segment concludes with Icke urging the audience to open their "third eye" and realize that the elite are "village idiots" compared to the full potential of human awareness.

The discussion covers epigenetics and a 1970s study on chickens that retained an instinctual fear of hawks despite being raised indoors for 20 generations. David Icke views the body as a "software program" that passes on instincts through procreation. Alex Jones adds his belief in "spiritual families" and bloodlines that are either aligned with good or evil forces, which the "enemy" actively tracks.