In this groundbreaking episode, Aaron Day launches OwnNothing.org, exposing how Americans have already lost 80-90% of their rights through click-wrap agreements. The shocking revelation: we're not signing 150 contracts yearly as studies suggested - it's over 1,000, possibly 2,500 when including app agreements and implicit healthcare contracts. Aaron demonstrates his new scoring system that analyzes contracts across eight dimensions: ownership, control, portability, transparency, dispute resolution, surveillance, unilateral terms, and termination rights. Google tops the "worst offenders" list at 85% rights stolen, while healthcare reaches 90% - and you never even sign their agreements. The investigation reveals how "clear rules of the road" and "industry standards" are actually cartel collusion. Industries work together making terms "boilerplate" - unchangeable, non-negotiable. Congress doesn't write laws to protect consumers; industry writes laws Congress rubber-stamps. Public-private partnerships have perverted voluntary commerce into contractual slavery. Healthcare emerges as the worst sector. You enter hospitals without knowing prices, find out costs after treatment, and are bound by agreements you never signed. Package inserts are contracts you're party to without consent - shield liability for pharma while offering zero recourse. The #3 cause of death in America? Iatrogenic (medical error). Special guests including Courtney Turner join to discuss Silicon Valley's synthetic psychedelic agenda - using both drugs and VR to create "transcendent experiences" that program people toward collectivist "oneness." The same ancient mystery cult techniques: trauma-based mind control plus transcendent drug experiences. Key revelations include: How click-wrap agreements replaced handshake deals and destroyed integrity Real cases: UnitedHealthcare canceling life-saving procedures mid-surgery The GENIUS Act forcing stablecoins to hold treasuries managed by Commerce Secretary Lutnick Elon Musk openly stating AI will "one-shot the human limbic system" to control behavior How insurance companies aren't businesses - they're government-sanctioned cartels The conversation exposes how every system - healthcare, finance, education - operates through these contractual traps. But there's hope: parallel systems using privacy tokens, peer-to-peer marketplaces, and true voluntary commerce can replace them. Medical tourism offers 90-95% savings. Food freedom markets can bypass USDA/FDA corruption. Privacy coins enable commerce without surveillance. The tools exist - we must build alternatives before the tokenization trap closes completely. "They've laid the legal framework over decades. Now tokenization makes flipping the switch into technocracy trivially easy. We're not warning about the future - we're documenting the present." Learn more: OwnNothing.org - Analyze your contracts FreedomForge.io - Build privacy solutions TheAaronDayShow.com - Full episodes DaylightFreedom.org - Research and resources