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Comment: I am not going to hang rats on people who are no longer with us, it’s not my cup of tea. However, I am including this video to draw your attention to the following: Some of the richest people on Earth have recently passed away. These were people who could easily afford the best health care, the best nutrition, any diagnosis and any treatment, including the most expensive and still experimental technologies. What does it tell us about the promotion of AI, chips, and other miracles? About promises that all of us will be healthy and will enjoy extended lifetimes? If we only participate in post-humanism. If we let the charlatans install some chips in our bodies, inject us with new nanotechnologies, and network us with artificial intelligence servers? The fact that people like Rotschilds and Rockefellers keep passing away is the best proof that these promises and these claims are unfounded. These technologies do not yet exist, not even in developmental stage. If they did exist, they would contradict stated alarms about overpopulation and stated goals about the need to depopulate the Earth. You cannot have it both ways. If they do exist, they are not meant to save lives and improve our health. My opinion.