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have We might have some very powerful people tuning today's episode and that That is wild because these people, if you are listening, welcome these people are under the effects of disasters. They're all of humanity is currently struggling in. We live. And what is sometimes called interesting times the glue we'll pandemic shook and for a time, silenced human routines Buyer minutes degrading at a pace faster than a square pusher or Conlin Nan, Cairo Song, I'm sorry. It was my bucket list to work in a reference at some point in the show to that guy, multiple, regions of the globe are moving closer to all our hot war. Inequality spike. Everybody knows this. We live amid one of the greatest errors of wealth redistribution in human history and. In a way that benefits the mat vast majority of humanity. In short,

painted ourselves into one hell of a corner, and like you, said before in the show everybody admit there are serious problems, no agrees, how to fix them for the past, few years, a Trans national, not for peace. If it organization all the World Economic Forum has been according to them, looking towards solutions to these existential threats, their new plan is something called the Reset initiative? It kicked off at their annual d, those meeting last year back and twenty twenty, it's got some powerful proponents some powerful cheerleaders, and it has a lot of critics from across across the gamut of any. Back from you? Could imagine and it all possesses Then a healthy dollop of stuff, they don't want you to This was a up. This is inspired by a listener. Who, I believe called in is a correct. Yes,

and really thrashed us, but left with this like why haven't you covered this topic and and in a lot of ways as a this week. Discover this anyway, but also a little bit of her have of this body Where were you doing this episode? Well euro? As always, thank you for taking the time to reach out to US fellow conspiracy. Realist. Let's get into it too. Understand the great reset initiative and to understand, why are so many people and why so many more people are terrified of it or hate it. We have to first, stand what Davos is so here are the facts. So Davos, is the name. That's used a shorthand for an annual forty conference held by the World Economic forum that meets in Davos, Switzerland. It's like kind of

crammed into crime of you know, venture capitalists and influence or types, but more like people A high level of that kind of world which of the organization dates back to nineteen. Seventy one when the gentleman named Klaus Schwab, Feser, Klaus Schwab, founded, was originally called the european Management for them, which was a nonprofit foundation based in Geneva and the first year, so I've invited four hundred and fifty executive from influential companies across the West of Europe to the first european management system P M at the Davos Congress Centre, yeah obey their their stated goal. Is we're going Take all these leaders of european business. European firms and we're going to enter use them to wipe. Professor Schwab calls american management practices so far, so good a little dry right. I mean business conventions happen all the time or they used to and

It doesn't seem to be anything abnormal about that this gaming annual event. You know what I mean Like a really a much less cool, dragging cod, where everybody's kind of wearing the same costume and it contains today over time periods mission creep we can all it. I broadened in terms of its scope and in terms of this actual conference that you just described. No Davos itself grew by them: next decade, pretty soon after nineteen, seventy one political. Leaders realised that this meeting was an enormous opportunity to promote their interests, some of the most powerful businessmen and they are still largely male. Davos- were all in one

these were sitting ducks for you to come and say. This is why you should invest in my country, or this is why you should agree with my ideological system, so a kind of me you could argue that it either evolved or What kind of appropriated towards other ends rights here, it's a great the spread of thought virus, yes This was why we, when we revert to a girl like that Matt yeah for sure just doin, We had jump forward here, so it began doing that right and, like you said just after the seventies, when it was formed than seventeen years later, nineteen, eighty seven after it was formed, it changes its name to officially the world. Economic forum- and this is it- confusing, because you ve probably heard of me many times before it's been like just draw somewhere in an article or somebody in passing, mentioned the w for the World Economic Forum in Davos and to get it put

together to realise exactly what it is and what it means it takes. Some digging of so be aware of that Oh yeah yeah, we are, we are spending maybe a little more time than usual on the background, but I would argue it's because even our here are the facts. Part is going to get very crazy. In just a moment actually where it will to tell you when the really crazy stop begins, but the background tears already weird, yet and in its not all scary stuff there ve been the great things that have come about largely because of You said guys the close interaction that these leaders get to have with each other at Davos, yeah, Greece. In Turkey were on the precipice of war in nineteen. Eighty eight I've they were able, to take a step back from that

by signing the Davos declaration at that conference. Leaders from South Africa during the Mandela era, net at Davos in ninety ninety, two, amid enormous political tension right The list goes on and on Yasser Arafat met with other middle eastern leaders was well It would be very cynical. These were great photo ops, but they also did have an impact on policy. The conversations mattered, with exactly in this isn't like a recognised extra Gov mental body right. Even just like the? U N, is that thing right? It's just a very high optics kind of event, a meeting. The mines and these things these agreements that were talkin about would certainly be what you would consider nonbinding since there absolutely not connected to actual government. But it's a good look, and it's it's a thing They would like. Ok, we're gonna, join hands and combine

this out and then have like an understanding and it whose every member of the agreement to kind of play nice, because it's a good look right, yeah yeah you know peer pressure doesn't go away when you become a billionaire or a head of state. You just have different, pier exerting different kinds of pressure. This currently like a low point, we're making here curly can be difficult to define what the W e f is in a single, honest, inaccurate sentence. You would say it is a think tank. You could say, it is a charitable foundation at times it is all of those things and its other stuff to reading. Official literature of the W e f is, and this is new dean on their writers. It's not that much help. Honestly, it is full. Of terms that are very slick that are vague, pray,

spied design, but new generally seem to indicate positive beneficial goals nod. For the world overall right, regardless of creed, nationality. Etc, it describes itself is the international organization for public private cooperation should military industrial complex according to again Their their official literature the W e, F and Davos is independent. It is impartial is somehow not tied to any of the special interests of again the tremendously powerful people who go there every year four days, then you can learn way more than you'd like to learn about Davos and the World economic forum. If you go to that website, there Nothing man, you will love. It read codes of conduct just grab some tea sit down and just go all the way

you'll love. It will be a great Saturday evening. You can, though, more interesting Lee. Read there like broader aims, released stated aims right there. Focus areas, the things that they want to cover in each year session or the day have covered in the past and that what they are looking to cover oh and then there are some things in here: they're really interesting than men. Stirring the fourth in Israel revolution. Yes, this nice is sound spooky them is one of their big, One of their big three concept: areas of focus, so the we have says the fourth industrial revolution quote, represent a fundamental change in the way we live work and to one another: they describe it as

new chapter in human development. They talk about promise peril, cadence, speed depth, all the good it's from Gordon Boardroom meetings, but what what it really is taken to me in practical terms, is an acceleration of the digital revolution into things like Automation of India. Israel and manufacturing concerns smart technology machine to machine communication. Machine learning- and you know the internet of things, which I think we all want. Various projections about that for a number of years now I also propose their other too big, proposals are solving the problems of the global commons and addressing global security issues, are these two very important things. These are two crucial things for the survival of not just the human species, but all

species that currently have currently evolved to live a pre industrial morals, riper industrial environment and the commons. I think, especially as a very dangerous thing. Global commons means things like now, resources that all people share and, to a degree rely on, saw a problem with the global commons. Be something like water rights being given to a corporation. That then takes the water out of the local ecosystem with you, no damaging long term effects. How do we fix that without breaking civilization, as we know it, bankrupting Leslie eggs? Isn't it eerie about the idea of the visa regime, powerful super influencers discussing the next phase of human knelt evolution of the little clingy. To me, some reason No, why? At the very least it feels like you can easily be tone. Deaf

so who is this for right? Where you know I mean my which humans are we talking about certain? There is a potential for a great puckering to occur when really think about that puckering collective, my home, as well. In all the ways algorithm ends, so ok, current state, the green Reset Initiative, as he said, began last year around thousand five hundred, maybe ballpark three thousand people attended annual meeting as participants as speakers or as the primo stakeholders, you can call them if you want to be a little crass. Who are these people well number includes everyone from prime ministers to environmental activists like Gretta phone Burg to bankers, of course, and bankers haven't I It's funny cause some bankers have a lower position in the hierarchy, I'm going with you

I can call an example. Is just the side note there are you have some people will go to dragging on a very popular convention here in Atlanta, Georgia, a no go, but they won't pay for he dragging calling pass no hang out and try to sneak into parties and stuff debate, some bankers at Davos do the same thing or there there's like a grey market trade in the badge is, you need to be admitted to the city, and so, though, by these at inflated prices is from hotels, they'll, just hang out those hotels and then the wait for these Euro, these powerful people, these financial, industrial whales to come through grab and some drinks after No, the meetings are the lectures and then you'll be like hey by the way. Yeah yeah me like a pall deck and Goldman Sachs pleasure to meet you.

The old man sexy, guess ass with these who's, your boss, the actual gloves Applebee's is, is: is this the hot spot for fur meaner, hob, nobbing of the rich and famous and powerful nation Like my hometown of Augusta, Georgia is very well known for the masters Gulf turn of mind, which is another meeting of the rich and powerful and really hard to get official tickets to the actual tournament, but practice round it gets a little easier to come by and when I was a kid mean, some friends would lay hang out outside way for people to calm, and they would just give us their practice round badges and then we'd, sell, em, rents and repeat and then enough to buy ourselves and I staked dinner at Longbourn lace I went in once with just to check it out now and one of the time with somebody that actually had real tickets, but now my scene, but It's definitely fund to feel like the little Oliver twist. Urgency now begging for. Can I please I may I have a practice round ticket and some people

Let all those would love that narrative, because it's very free market isn't it that's a good one, get something and then sell it for a price. Buyer will engage with yeah. He also includes. Bollywood actors. It includes president's guess, president's Donald Trump, when why, when the Trump administration was still in office, he went to the last Davos meeting and the size of this thing. The sheer magnitude is crazy. Other two great joy no, it's too wrote an article about this for the New York Times and they noted just the sheer magnitude of this event, Michael J D, Lammers said and Russell Goldman yeah. What they state is specifically about population of Davos, so you can imagine it all melick any smaller town dead vacation destination or something so

Generally, there are going to be very few people living there you around, but when it season, when it's time for the season, wherever that places, Michael they're gonna be a ton of folks running through and these reporters noted that degenerate Population of Davos is about eleven thousand human beings just at at all times therein. Thousand people who are going to be there when my agenda. Those rules through and they ve got those four days. They gather conference it's about third thousand people, so it poles almost in size and they call it the world's most expensive networking of it. Yeah. The man is sort of like not that much different from places like Sundance you now or even the masters like I said, I guess days is not a small town, but they depend on that business. So much like restaurants and hospitality, me no company,

he's an agenda in places the dew events and all that they live and die by that tournament and when you know covert happened this year and it didn't happen properly, it didn't like a virtual mastered with no humans. That was a big hit for the economy. Yet these herbs. These are big heads too, in the case of Davos, specifically we're going to see that this is a bit those similarities just outlined, but it goes so much further, its cloak and dagger stuff when you get to the bottom of it, but Oddly enough, as this organization continues to evolve, were experiences mission creep. Whichever way you see it, Please note that the audience changed Many many more political leaders now and academic. Where were the original audience of the conference back in nineteen? Seventy one are now by far the smallest group represented the people that were thought to have the theoretical know how to tackle the problem.

There is also a time of press unlike Bohemian Grover's some other elite, closed door, get togethers like I M F meeting or something the media is all over this. What some form of me He has access to all official sessions and will these sessions or even broadcast on lying, so you can watch them even if you are not a Davos man which will we'll get into that weird phrase later, of course, this does it you specifically, you fellow conspiracy, really get to see everything. That's because the entire, is what makes it different from dragging corner the masters or any other connection. The entire city of Davos is walked down during the events leading up to it and then, after the you cannot get in anywhere in the city unless you have been invited by the w e f in some capacity

and there's also, you know, despite all the talk about dignity for every person and batting inequality right. Despite all that talk, there is an intensely hierarchical badge system. I think this is just like cartoonish paradoxical, but I understand if they have to work have to do it. This way, the bad system determines your access, wait for it. White badges are the arrest. Those italian members of those four days, society and civilization Orange is that's the press. You can go someplace, we can't go on places and then there are other colored badges. For support staff, Rimmer Matt said the population goes up, the thirty thousand, but we there were like when you five hundred to three thousand attendees the rest that is like security supports, People, drivers driving caterers, personal bodyguards, personal assistance- you know what I mean the sword

small social ecosystem that gathers around powerful individuals right. They wearily travel solo, so yeah cocoa, still very equal. In short, I think idea here is that, through honest, transparent conversation, these their victims of the stakeholders, we'll be able to cooperatively tackle those issues that are simply too big for an individual entity, be it state corporation to solve so building senses. The theory is allows the groups to make plans that, just like pollution do not stop at any single political border timing, cool idea if it works as it work ban, does it work about low Tech, Vegas baby? For that it's a great question

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And we're back with more on Davos, the altar Ultra exclusive. Gathering of of them of the mines? Button mine's belonging to the global elite, essential you now captains of industry, Ceos President's who answers heads of state start up venture. Penniless things like that by all in the service of furthering the narrative, that is human existence, but to what end we'll talk about that One or two things here and most of them star with E G, the first one is the greater good right. That's what this whole thing is talked about a lot in the past in the show, but there's another one. There's another really big g insult. Else What does event? It is globalism is? This is sort of the we're family show, but for four days Davos becomes the g spot for globalism.

Did you see by to weigh up the W w e F doesn't see itself as a world government. You earlier point: no, they say we're not nearer the? U N, where just people are like mine, getting together. Daban, honest, oh well, intentioned debate, but some critics argue that this innovation and this gathering in particular, gets uncomfortably close to doing the things a world government would do, isn't just the kind of stuff be read me for like an Alex Jones type. Conspiracy theories is always talking about the global elite and the globalist and wanting to turn us into a bunch of drones, mindlessly being you know, controlled by some sort of puppet government very much so very much so it's different two over emphasise that fact. So I'll just say: yes, cabinet as underlined it, pops

hi lighter over that, because you are on the money, my friend most years, that this these media. This is the big one, but other smaller meetings occur in different regions throughout world in their more focused on what I guess. They consider more localised issues, but regard so where these occur. When regional or the big one in Switzerland most years there are gonna, be protestors; globalization protesters on the scene also shot to borrow from you too. I who says he described Davos once as the fact It's in the snow, Does anyone have a good bottle voice retard? This is easy. Now is that he's got a classic irish lilt, but with a little stress certain that I can't quite put my finger Owens and I'm not going to attempt it right. Our wealth those send us your best bottle impressions, the Anti globalists perspective Encompasses a lot of stuff, you know it's not

as the Alex Jones and slouch us. What people? Why concern domestic right wing? Politics is also people who Are you might consider them far left and these folks, while they clearly don't Riad, a bunch of other things. They argue that W e, F and other similar institutions like the ones that you mentioned earlier, w G O. Maybe I am ass. She seven things like that. They say what these folks, actually doing is leveraging capitalism and mobilization to doing exact things that they claim to prevent to accelerate poverty two degree. The environment, all while making a nifty profit, that's not to get nuts Our show saying this: that's what the multitudes of critics and protestors In this vein are saying in this, so the controversy lake, ok, you're helping the world, but what the world to you, because the world is something different guarantees to ever.

Individual you will ever meet and in the case of Davos, you know where it cost. Twenty eight thousand dollars or equivalent to go, I'm theirs the idea that these folks may be disconnected that the world they believe they are set We may not be the world that the average non Davos person wants to be saved, or it's not the world that they experience. That's. What leads us to this thing called the Davos man, so like a cave man right, in their lives, thing man. The Davos man is almost like a reminder. Of double o seven Ursus, my or somebody you Eve got no allegiance. Is I don't need to worry about this car? then, I'm currently onward the borders around this state, where my house is. I might agencies to humanity I don't need any of that stuff and It has to do with that level of wealth that you can

where you can drop twenty eight thousand dollars and it's not like the best out their bones. You could ever imagined receiving or a lottery ticket when it's just some extra money that you have re re inside the Davos person is Trans national they're, saying things like you ask where they live, they would say well treated my family originates in Greece. We were in shipping and transporting I feel kinship with the Greek ay and there of a time everyone tourists wintering in Greece, Samarang in then, perhaps in either by a typically these rules that ensure that would consider themselves citizens of the world. More That's that's a great ideal EC thing right a lot of ways being a citizen of the world. I think, is a positive and I think that's what

reasons. It's used a lot of times in the pr for these kinds of organisations, because if we could see everybody on the planet, as a sibling, essentially in all of those the I'm sorry. I know you guys get on me for combining a lot of the time, but this is there, but it it's a beer will never accuse you of combine. Yet ok or maybe guests have a lot, but but it's just it is about The whole thing- and I don't want to I don't want anyone out there listening to this thinking that that isn't it a cool thing, it's just it's a rose, colored glasses, kind of situation in most cases I thought of being said typically from a place of extreme privilege, and it's not something that is attainable tumor, we would all love to be citizens of the world, but unfortunately requires a lot of resources and capital and the ability to

be tied down to a family or a location or whatever, whatever it might be in a normal people. Things yeah well said you know what I mean you talk to the average feeling of you average out the world. You talk to the each person describing themselves as a citizen of the world is going to be far down on the list of things that they say. I do wonder I do want to clarify if you are in Ten. Do you like if you were there to speak at Davos? Justice speak Prime Minister Saturday, etc. Then the conference itself is gonna, be free, free one if you dare to represent a company in early again, the king of Facebook, or whenever title they go with, then you pay the equivalent of twenty eight grandly. She didn't twenty twenty and you absolutely right. That is why I agree with you: a hundred per cent. Being a citizen of the world and not being limited by ideology, creed or any other demo.

Ethic slice that is ultimately that should be the goal of the scheme. Seas of the problem is there. The human brain is bedeviled by some hard physiological limits. Dunbar's number, you know what I mean not conclusively proven, but pretty compelling in the argument that there is a limit to how many people one person can also think of. As you know, people, instead of just like you, are the function: You're the reason the garbage moves on Tuesday how'd. You have a family, wherever there is then there's another dignity to account here and it's something that I have noted your been this no we're talking about it in this ideological way? There's there's a very real mechanical reason for people to at least one To view board

of nations and countries and continents as a thing of the past, because they often times are able to operate on a level that supersedes they goes beyond those borders. Where you ve got a company or global economic like it's a girl, economic forum where you know when you about shipping you're thinking about these big movements that our way bigger than any Country, ok, hold offers let's take a quick pause here for a war from US answer and then back with more on Davos, if used, stuff online you're in the right business, with more people shopping online chances, are your handling more orders than ever? That's why you need ship station

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thing we ve said is correct. We are trying to be very fair because these are tremendous profound possibly world changing ideas, but there's a guy with to introduce you to is a political scientists named Samuel, P Huntington, he coin the phrase the Davos man I he disk webs this type of person in his opinion, as people who have quote little need for national loyalty, view national foundries as obstacles that thankfully or vanishing and see national governments as residue from the past was only useful function, is to facilitate the elites global operations, the implication being that Davos to some people serves not. World, but their own ideological or financial goals, and we talked about in the past and the shoe like the rough, the rough sketch of the evolution of the human species rag is, it goes family and then it goes.

Region, and then it goes state and then it goes corporation and we're at we're at the point right now. Where it is increasingly less crazy to ask if we are going to enter in to a post nation, state civilization. You know, and if so, when, when does that happen? and the truth is there. A lot of others is saying and the human population that has no problem with that. That believes that nationalism where they exist of the nation. State has become increasingly anachronistic or increasingly on for to the overall goal, which is the spread of humanity ultimately to the stars. But then there is another thing: knowing how close to an earlier in today's episode is this democratic no! No, not not so much I mean depends on how much talk you. Enter. How far

reaching the types of conversations that happened at things like this actually are, and I think we can all pretty much conjecture that it's quite far because I mean the folks that are there that are in on the conversation, have their finger. Literally on maybe not actual button or or liver. But do you know they, the means to make changes or too maybe collude by their there's, a certain amount of that, and you know it at these closed door kind of sessions. These m these types of things you know much like a bohemian grove or what have you but yeah me it is. It is it criticism and I think, a damning criticism. The Davos enables a very undemocratic form of decision making, is we I mean literally we the three of us we most people listening? The show, I think, maybe don't have input in these conversations in how political leaders are influenced or the decisions that they make way.

They are entering into these. Does these conversations a thing like this? These are informal, usually country club converse hence there, the Eba, you pay the price of entry. Order to be in the same room as these huge decision makers, these these huge influencers, all the stuff happens, informally after hours and, of course it's it's a clue, closed door event, it is invite only it's a club- by the highest of the high above elite Society and odds? Are it's a club that that the likes of us and in many of our listeners are not invited to yet this this guy The exclusivity is appealing to the people we were on the inside, but it son it strange to the Missouri. The people who are not in this inner circle. This brings us to the newest project. The newest Davos initiative. The purpose of our two part episode this week is something all the great reset. This was the name

the official name of the fiftieth Davos meeting that was held in June of twenty twenty. What was it a good you're always you can dig into all of the research? A good look at you can look at these speeches the conversations, the debates that were held and, if you get to the very bottom, the simple idea of the great reset it is best described just my opinion. As laundry list of we need to fix an fast. That's That is what it is down sleep, some of the more aristocratic attendees would be. Scandalised by that crass language, but take it is, will that that's the reality of the situation. Maybe you know what to be fair to them. Let's not just have our editorializing of it. Maybe we can give a direct their website about what the great reset, if not what it is, what it

to do. Yes, here are the official aims of the great reset. You offer insights to help inform all those determining the future state of global relations. The direction of national economics. The price Ladys of society's wow priorities of society's then feature of business models in the management of a global commons to trade this form of capitalism into something new capitalism. To point out that, that's me, That's me Berlin's words. That's that's the idea right. Let's rethink capitalism in his book, Professor Schwab, argues, argues for the them I own. I myself called a buzz word, but the free

they used to describe. This is something called stakeholder capitalism. Stakeholder would be defined in theory any body, any individual entered your organization that will be affected by decisions made. And by problem solved war by problems accelerated, and they're saying they are safe. We're doing is we are you're telling businesses specifically, that you have more responsibilities than merely giving your shareholders a good profit report. At the end of every quarter. You have stuff. You need to do, which is something a lot of people can agree with Davos. Through the great reset. Initiative wants to build equal new social contract that honours the dignity of every human being and on the face of it, that sounds amazing, because there

our very few examples in the human, species of a society or a group dynamic that ever managed to honour the dignity of every member. The group or a Jason Europe stakeholder fine I'll take it allows, are saying stakeholder too. Now it's it's over with gunfire corporate, but but that's the official answer. That is what the great reset is supposed to do, and at this point I think we ve raised some good concerns. Some, hopefully a fairly accurate lay of the land here. Folks win no and I work on these kinds of stories we do run into I'm runnin. Things where we say this has to be a multi part show, and it's not ever decision we make lightly, but We also feel that we need to do our best to to actually explore all of this stuff,

Still consider this part one chapter one: an introduction to Davos and entered action to the great respect and tune in for our very next episode, part to wear, We are going to assume illumination global, unlimited, let's get away with it, we are going to draw dive street into all the crazy, creasy stuff surrounding idea, absolutely will overnight stuck in Lacrosse Kansas we're which we might be for a little bit. I know we have to do that speaking thing or whatever, but less or another grass with possible I just want to say when I hear or when I first heard this concept of the great reset. I thought it was a fictional story. I thought it was This is not true. This is not the real what it is necessarily at all, but I M

and it as some dastardly plant the great reset. It sounds like what you do when you, when you're computer malfunctions or your network, shuts down any unplug the thing way for a while and plug it back in, because not working summit, gone awry. We just need to kill it for a while and then restart it and In my mind, I hear I'm talking about society, essentially about civilization, about humanity. That's what I picture, least when I first you know at least first encountered. This concept of the great reset yes gets. Cattle sinister vibes of Georgia, Guide stones and in some ways in our alike, you, gotta cancer on the earth and maintain population under five hundred million or whatever. So yeah. I can see how you would go there. Man, and I just I wonder what everybody else immediately thinks when they what we have discussed thus far and

I'd like to you know if you haven't already researched, hang in there for the second part of this, but you know have to hear what you think before we even get into the specifics. I think we all would, I think, we'd all of the heroic I mean, is this a situation of burn the village to save the village? I also thought of turn it off and turn it on again. Tell us tell us end if you have attained in Davos, whether as a journalist, support staff or you know one of those people at the top of this forty civilizations pyramid with vaulted white badge. We all wanna hear from you. We try to make it easy to find us on the internet, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, all the hits you can find. Is there we love to hear from you also on our community page here's where it gets crazy, others, there some great discussion, going on there. But if you say, if you see you know, a billion air right, and I think I'm a billionaire. I

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