Neuroinflammation and Memory: The Alzheimer's Connection

Neuroinflammation and fear undermine memory, leading to a controllable, zombie-like society lacking individuality.

### The Impact of Neuroinflammation on Alzheimer's Disease and Societal Control
* 🧠 For the past 10 to 15 years, research has shown that the true cause of Alzheimer's disease is not age but rather **neuroinflammation linked to lifestyle factors**.
* 🔥 Neuroinflammation can stem from various sources, including **chronic infections and excessive fear**, which can damage the hippocampus, the brain's **autobiographical memory center**.
* 🛡 Adult hippocampal neurogenesis is crucial for **maintaining mental resilience**, and when this process is hindered, individuals become more susceptible to **emotional and cognitive decline**.
* 😨 Strong emotions, particularly fear, can exacerbate neurotoxic effects in the brain, leading to a **heightened immune response** that further impairs cognitive functions such as **curiosity and psychological resilience**.
* 📖 To effectively transform brain function, one must first **block neurogenesis** and then repeatedly introduce **fear-inducing narratives**, which can **overwrite personal histories** and install **new, controllable mindsets**.
* 🌍 The concept of a **globalized fear narrative** aims to eliminate any perceived borders or alternatives, creating a society where **individuality and creativity are suppressed** under an artificial intelligence-controlled system.
* 🧟 This leads to a "**zombie mode**" of thinking where individuals lose their ability to **engage in critical thought**, relying instead on **instinctual responses** that do not require **mental energy**.
* ⛪ The erosion of memory and individuality raises questions about the **future of religious faith and personal belief systems**, as these are inherently tied to one's **ability to recall and reflect on past experiences**.

and I've worked on this issue for the last 10 to 15 years. I actually published a paper on a unified theory of Alzheimer's disease, which is, uh, Alzheimer's. Most people think it's the cause is age, but the real cause of Alzheimer's is actually neuroinflammation and our lifestyle. And so, uh, the reason it's age is correlated to it is just because it takes decades to develop the disease. But neuroinflammation can be caused by many things. It can be caused by excessive fear, by fear mongering. NE inflammation can be caused by bacteria, by V, by viruses, by infection, chronic infections, yes. So, it was shown that in order that the hippocampus, it's our autobiographic Memory Center, which is the center where Alzheimer starts, needs to be functional. Uh, something which we call adult hippocampal neurogenesis, permanent production of new nerve cells, which have many, many f functions we need to talk about. They are essentially our mental immune system. And if this production is essentially shut down, then our mental

immune system breaks down, and we are free for everything. I mean, we can be conquered, and we would even accept it. And so, I was working on this mental immune system and how... So, you're describing a physical... Just to... It's physical. You're exactly... It's physical. This is not emotional. This is not the product of propaganda. You're saying that the way that your brain functions as a physical matter can be changed to make you more controllable. Emotions essentially change the way the brain works, and strong emotions, fear, for example, particularly in a situation where your mental immune system is down, meaning that your psychological resilience is down, it leads to a very strong effect in the brain, kind of a neurotoxic effect, leakage of molecules out of the neurons, which are recognized by immune cells in the brain. And this recognition leads to an activation of an immune response, a very strong immune response, activating pro-inflammatory cytokines, and they attack the hippocampus, our autobiographical memory center, shutting down essentially many, many functions.

like for example curiosity, uh, like for example psychological resilience. It drops, meaning that everything that happens leads to an increased rate of depression, and it shuts down, which I've shown recently and which I have put in my book. Uh, it shuts down our ability to think. So, if you really want to transform a brain, so first you have, it's a two-step process. First, you block the neurogenesis, the production of new neural cells in the hippocampus. Then, you come up with the stories you want to install. But since they have to come with an emotion, you can't come with the same story every day. You have to change the story day by day. You have to come up with new stories with the same intent. Something is breaking down, the world is shut down, everything is dangerous. I'm losing at my job because of immigration. My family might be killed because we have an atomic war based on these local wars. We have the war against climate change. Everybody will drown because the water will rise. All these stories come up day

by day, actually, the world economy reform has a program, a pure, they bring out every January, and they call, they talk about Perma crisis, and they have hundreds of points. They are actually listed in my book, what they have in mind or in their background, where we can start the next crisis. We need to change the story so that at the end of the day, your personal history is overwritten by these fear-mongering stories, and you have to change it, otherwise it doesn't work if you want to install. And this is all about installing a new operating system. Yeah, you already, in your introduction, you said, you didn't say it, but it's like an artificial intelligence-controlled society by a social scoring system. And I call it in my book, let's say, an evil social operating system, which can actually abbreviate by SOS. Yeah, quite nicely. It means something else, but we know where it ends. And so, if that's the plan, and you alluded to it, and I'm pretty sure everybody who

reads Schwab's book, knows what's going on and what they are intending. Uh, then, uh, then it's clear you have to create a situation where nobody, there's no other fence anymore, there's no fence where you can see in, oh, the green, the grass is green on the other side. Look at other dictatorships, DCT, fascism in Germany, uh, Stalinism, whatever. Yes, there was always a fence, a border where it was different on the other side. But we have to think here Global. If there's, if everybody is attacked, then there is no border, there is no other side, there's no way, no, no, no place you can hide, no place you can go. But there's another Border in your brain, the brain of History. You know, it was different in the past, but once you start overriding the past, and even this border is gone, there is no way, you can't, there's no Refugee anymore, nothing you can go back to and think about, okay, it was different in the former times. We have to get back to that.

place to this time to we have to change something yes and the ability to change something with individuality creativity individuality as closely linked but what's happening here is we destroy individuality that means we destroy the creative power of humanity and then what because we just follow the rules that the artificial intelligence so you're really describing a kind of mass Alzheimer's I mean with no no because a person without memory isn't fully a person yeah I give you another word for that uh it's um you see the ability to think uh that was a Nobel Prize given for that actually in 2002 to Daniel Kahneman is a psychologist the Nobel Prize was in economics uh how do we come to decisions in in difficult times so to speak that's was the Nobel Prize of course it was for businesses but nevertheless he described a mental energy that we need to activate thinking and in my book I describe what this mental energy is it comes from the production of these new nerve cells so if you shut down the ability to think

then uh you are stuck with the non-thinking brain, which he called system one. So, system one is the thinking brain. The thinking system one is our default action during the day, which doesn't require any energy. We call system one another Nobel Prize winner who was trying to find out where our consciousness is in the brain, Francis Crick. He got the Nobel Prize for discovering DNA. He published a paper in 2003 with his colleague, and he said system 2 is great that we have it. It's essentially the motor of our society, you know, the thinking ability, yes. But it's also good to have system one, which allows us in standard situations to actually react in a way that doesn't cost any mental energy. And he named the system one the zombie mode. Zombie mode, zombie mode. So, if you are not able to engage system 2 anymore, and that's what my book describes under the attack of the virus and the fear mongering and a lifestyle is not very

healthy then of course we are stuck in a zombie mode, and I really fear the zombie Society very much. Um, a couple of questions. What does this do to religious Faith, which was at the center of all societies until the second world war? Does a zombie mode, does a zombie population have religious Faith? Um, I'm not sure if you were religious to begin with. You certainly will, um, will be the drive, will be, uh, still religious belief. But again, religious belief is based on memory, and if memory is overwritten, well, I think I gave you already the answer. Hey, it's Tucker Carlson. The internet is crowded with interesting things that don't really matter. On TCN, we attempt to bring you interesting things that actually do matter, and a lot of them, interview long form and short videos, documentaries. You can find all of it on tuckercarlson.com, and we hope you will.

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The true cause of Alzheimer's disease is neuroinflammation, influenced by lifestyle and various factors like fear, infections, and chronic stress.

The disease's correlation with age is due to its long development period.

Adult hippocampal neurogenesis, the production of new nerve cells, is crucial for maintaining the brain's mental immune system, and its shutdown can lead to a breakdown in psychological resilience and increased vulnerability to neurotoxic effects.

The Impact of Stress on Psychological Resilience

Stressful experiences can lead to a decrease in psychological resilience and an increase in depression, disrupting cognitive function.

Transforming the brain requires blocking neurogenesis and consistently changing the emotional stories we tell ourselves.

The fear-mongering narratives about global crises can overwrite personal histories, highlighting the need for a shift in storytelling to install a new mental operating system.

The Impact of Overriding Borders and Individuality

The speaker discusses the need to create a situation where there are no borders or fences, making it impossible to escape or find refuge.

They emphasize the importance of individuality and creativity in driving change, warning that destroying individuality leads to a loss of humanity's creative power.

The speaker also highlights the role of mental energy and the production of new nerve cells in activating thinking, suggesting that shutting down this ability is detrimental to decision-making and personal growth.

System one is the non-thinking, default mode of our brain that requires no energy, while system two is the thinking brain that powers our conscious actions.

Francis Crick, a Nobel Prize winner, highlighted the importance of both systems in his 2003 paper, describing system one as the "zombie mode" that allows for effortless reactions in standard situations.

The book discusses the challenges of engaging system two, especially under the influence of external pressures like fear and lifestyle changes.

The Impact of Zombie Mode on Society and Religious Faith

The speaker expresses concern about a "zombie mode" in society and its effects on religious faith, which was once central to communities.

They question whether a zombie population can maintain religious belief, noting that faith is based on memory and may be disrupted by an overwritten memory.

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