WATCH: Harvard Professor Sounds Dire Warning Over Google's Ability to Influence Elections

Dr. Robert Epstein, a leading behavioral research expert and founder of the Cambridge Center for Behavioral Studies, issued a chilling warning over Google's ability to sway election results during a recent episode of the "Joe Rogan Experience."

"We are finding overwhelming evidence that they are very deliberately and systematically messing with us and our elections especially.

The Harvard professor went on to explain that he met with Google's tech team in 2012, which he referred to as "Obama's tech team," and gained insight into "all of Google's shenanigans, all those manipulations."

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"One member of that team asked by a reporter,

"Now, Obama won by five million votes, roughly,

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Epstein has conducted extensive studies on Google's ability to influence elections in recent years. In a 2022 article published by the Daily Caller, Epstein explained that Google and other tech giants are shifting opinion and voting preferences using "ephemeral experiences."

"We have so far preserved more than 1.9 million 'ephemeral experiences' - exposure to short-lived content that impacts people and then disappears, leaving no trace - that Google and other companies are able to use to shift opinions and voting preferences, and we expect to have captured more than 2.5 million by Election Day," he wrote.

Epstein noted that ephemeral experiences were discussed by Google employees in emails leaked by the Wall Street Journal from 2018. The employees discussed how these experiences could be used to change people's views about former President Donald Trump and his travel ban on terrorism-afflicted regions at the time. The travel ban was falsely described as a "Muslim ban" by the corporate press and tech giants.

We preserve 1.5

"So going forward from roughly 2012, I think the free and fair election has been an illusion, an illusion. And this is something that's very weird and kind of ironic,

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