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Can Public Handle The Shock?

Intelligence analyst and former law enforcement officer Michael Letts rejoins the program to revisit the operations he believes are underway to dismantle an entrenched criminal network operating across government and beyond. Letts argues that a coordinated effort is taking place both inside the United States and internationally to confront a criminal class that has sold out the country and established what amounts to a permanent system of corrupt mob rule.
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We discuss how these operations may be playing out, what can actually be seen from the outside, and whether the public can still distinguish the criminals from those working to expose them in an environment saturated with propaganda and competing narratives.

We also tackle a critical question: What happens when someone widely viewed as a hero or trusted figure is exposed as part of the criminal cartel? Will the public accept the evidence—or will loyalty, propaganda and perception trigger a massive backlash? Here’s more from Sarah Westall on Business Game Changers.

What’s Behind Reality?

He was called “The Einstein of Brain Science.”

Karl Pribram is a neuroscientist whose ideas quietly reshaped how we understand the mind, perception and reality itself. In this talk, he doesn’t speculate. He demonstrates.

What he shows challenges one of our deepest assumptions: That reality is simply out there, waiting to be perceived.

Decades ahead of his time, Pribram proposed a model of the brain so radical that it forced science to reconsider what perception actually is, and where reality truly comes from. Here’s more from Video Advice.

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Your Internal Monologue?

Not everyone has an internal monologue? Some of us speak to ourselves? Others can visualize objects without having to echo words or phrases? Here, Mr. Reagan explores what all this might mean for our perceptions and how we grasp or articulate concepts.

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