The Neoborn Caveman Show

Neoborn Caveman and Andia cover once again a wide range of topics, including daily life, current events, China's influence, the power of big tech companies, the role of the World Economic Forum, and the need for rebellion against the system. The Two Purple Rabbits discuss the lack of trust in politicians and the importance of self-respect and critical thinking. They also touch on environmental issues, the challenges of transitioning to sustainable practices, and the corruption and inaction of governments. Of course, laughter, comedy, and perspective in navigating challenging times never been so important than these days when even a a painting in a school curriculum cause the controversy and possible beheading - at least for teachers. Neoborn and Andia also touch on the impact of suppression and the power of hatred and rage, plus cultural differences and attitudes towards nudity are examined, as well as the hypersensitivity of the masses. Why is it important to have freedom of art and expression and what are the connections between cultural norms and oppression?

Here are a few key points from this episode:

• The political system is often manipulated and controlled by powerful entities, leading to a lack of trust in politicians and governments.
• There is a need for rebellion against the system and a push for meaningful change.
• Environmental issues require collective action and systemic change, but governments and politicians often prioritize their own interests over the well-being of the planet.
• Laughter, comedy, and perspective are important tools for navigating challenging times and maintaining a critical mindset.
• Individuals should prioritize self-respect, critical thinking, and challenging the status quo in order to create positive change.

It's never too late to bring your Nanny!

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Exposing just another climate change hoax together with The New York Times (American Pravda); what to watch for when it comes to globalist/communist propaganda; how little tiny whiny broken minded are those who perpetuate wars instead of protecting children (the bombing of the children cancer ward in Kyiv); and navigating through the end of the days with Neoborn Caveman.

Music by Big Bus Dream (Hideaway)

Fresh, satirical news commentary not for the fainted hearts. A freedom fight.

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Neoborn Caveman welcomes Lou Perez, writer, actor, humorist and they take on the world, life and how to live as humans on this planet these days. Nothing is safe only the true human spirit they both try to save for the future - with real connection and building bridges.

Check out Lou Perez and his books and comedy: https://www.thelouperez.com/

Here are some key takeaways:

• Creating evergreen content allows for new audiences to discover and enjoy it over time.
• Separating the art from the artist can be a complex issue, but it's important to recognize the value of the work itself.
• Engaging in meaningful conversations requires open-mindedness and self-accountability.
• Cancel culture can hinder productive dialogue and prevent growth and understanding.
• Building connections and understanding between different perspectives is crucial for positive change. Skill and practice are important in sports, and those who are more talented and dedicated are less likely to resort to violence.
• Validation from influential figures can reinforce one's beliefs and provide a sense of relief.
• The future of technology and artificial intelligence raises concerns about human interaction and the potential divide between human and artificial relationships.
• Comedians have the ability to challenge people's thinking and provide lighthearted entertainment, but it can be challenging to stay funny and fresh.
• It is important to surround oneself with the right people and maintain a balance between being in a bubble and engaging with different perspectives.

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In this new quickie, Neoborn Caveman starts with the impact of technology on the younger generation's mental well-being including the perspective of social psychologist Jonathan Haidt and the rise in anxiety and depression among teens. What can be the reason and how can we find our own truth and the need to navigate the tangled realm of technology? Oh yes: more screen time more challenges on mental health especially for children. You know, returning to the basics and engaging in real-world experiences matter.

Then, NC continues his crusade against tyrants and globalists with their hidden agenda, this time -once again- BlackRock is shown for its true colors and why we need to be skeptical of narratives, especially when their head, Larry Fink, declares how the rest of us who himself is taking advantage of should live. Namely: pass over before you can enjoy retirement... Well, after all we all can be recycled except "them", right? Or maybe we should just take care of ourselves more and not relying on the ones who stole the pensions.

Neoborn visits the rabbit hole of accelerated aging and its impact on health. There is a rise in cancer rates and other health issues among young people. Can we talk about it at all or what causes it? One of the key issues is the negative effects of consuming chemical-infused food and the practical impossibility of making healthier choices. How can we find the way to take our health more seriously and the benefits of eating fresh, locally produced food?

Musical guests and introductions:

• Safe Haven: Barry Bandz
• The Word66: How Will I Know
• Big Bus Dream: The Other Side

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What’s the truth behind free energy and the hidden history under the pyramids? Neoborn Caveman digs into 2024 Giza discoveries and how America stands uniquely for the world to lead with truth for a mutual prosperity—not for the elite but for all of us.

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