In this Episode I am joined by John Klyczek, and he shares with us his knowledge of Barbara Marx Hubbard, the new age guru who pushed for transhumanism. We discuss her connections to various groups and think tanks such as the Esalen Institute, psychologist Abraham Maslow's Eupsychian Network as well as her role in things such as the Human Potential Movement. We discuss the Jesuit heretic she took inspiration from who was also involved in a hoax concerning the missing link between animal and man, Klyczek also informs us of Hubbard's beliefs about how we can all reach 'Christ Consciousness' through merging with machines, how the internet and social media are the nervous system of the world spirit and much more. Klyczek also lays the connection between darwinism, malthusianism, eugenics and transhumanism. This is only scratching the surface this episode is jam packed with information!Here is John Klyczek's bio on Unlimited Hangout:John Klyczek has an MA in English and has taught college rhetoric and research argumentation for over eight years. His literary scholarship concentrates on the history of global eugenics and Aldous Huxley’s dystopic novel, Brave New World. He is the author of School World Order: The Technocratic Globalization of Corporatized Education (TrineDay Books); and he is a contributor to several publications, including New Politics, OpEdNews, and Counter Markets. Klyczek is also the Director of Writing and Editing at Black Freighter Productions (BFP) Books. He holds a black belt in classical tae kwon do, and he is a certified kickboxing instructor under the international Muay Thai Boxing Association. His website is schoolworldorder.infoHere are the articles about Hubbard:https://unlimitedhangout.com/2022/05/investigative-reports/barbara-marx-hubbard-godmother-of-transhumanism-and-synthetic-spirituality/https://unlimitedhangout.com/2023/03/investigative-series/barbara-malthusian-hubbard-from-limits-to-growth-to-un-agenda-2030/And go Buy John's book:School World Order: The Technocratic Globalization of Corporatized EducationArt:Albrecht Dürer's 'Four horsemen of the Apocalypse'