Harvard Scientist Uncovers Google's 'Mk-Ultra 2.0'
Danny Jones
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Description
A Harvard scientist joins Danny Jones to argue that Google is running what he calls MK-Ultra 2.0: a modern mind control operation built from search rankings, recommendations, and information control rather than the drugs and torture of the CIA's original program. The episode extends the MK-Ultra story into the platform age.
The guest lays out the mechanisms as he sees them: subtle, scaled, and deniable in a way the old program never was. Jones asks how anyone could prove influence designed to be invisible. The claim is the guest's thesis, not an established finding, and Google would dispute every word of it. The recording preserves the argument because it captures a live cultural suspicion in a credentialed voice: that the feed is the experiment, and everyone reading it is a subject.
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| CREATOR | Danny Jones |
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| COLLECTION | PODCASTS |
| FORMAT | TXT |
| FILE SIZE | 165,273 bytes |
| LICENSE | YouTube Standard License |
| RIGHTS | EXTERNAL SOURCE |
| SOURCE | YouTube |