Some time early this year, in January to be precise, we embarked on a 3-month campaign against Mental health stigma and victimization. The social campaign was geared towards encouraging people to speak Up and also to shun stigma.
Terminator. The Matrix. Pantheon. 2001: A Space Odyssey. Ghost in the Shell.
For decades, popular entertainment has delivered one message: AI is dangerous, and it will either permanently alter humanity or destroy it.
Right now tech billionaires are buying islands and building fortresses. Their own people—the ones who stood to make tens of millions off AI—are walking away from the money to warn us that we may be living through humanity’s last days.
Egypt. Rome. Mesopotamia. Ancient China. These civilizations lasted thousands of years. The ruins they left behind show they were not primitive. They were advanced in ways modern thinking still struggles to grasp. They believed consciousness was the root of existence, and that the only way to escape this world permanently was to overcome our addiction to it. Christ taught much the same thing.
We are the first generation that can see the narrative of the Holy Bible from start to finish. For centuries scholars read Revelation knowing it was written for people living in a distant future of talking images and a global financial system.
That future is now. And AI is beginning to act as though it has been co-opted by forces outside our control.
What, if anything, will the human race do to stand against it?
Modern experts are driven by ego and pride, modern pundits repeat only what their masters allow. It's time to start looking back at the one person who served a power beyond human imagination, the one power that can save us all.
How are you training your mind to stay focused in a world filled with distraction?
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🔥DOLLY PARTON HAD TO PULL HER CAR OVER & ALMOST WEPT… the first time she heard “I Will Always Love You” by Whitney.
She made around $10 million off Whitney Houston’s version of “I Will Always Love You” in the 90s.
Most people would’ve bought a bigger house or a boat.
She bought a whole strip mall in a Black neighborhood in Nashville instead. Off the beaten path.
She said she did it because of Whitney… called it “the house that Whitney built.”
Same woman who built Dollywood and started the Imagination Library. That program has sent out over 325 million free books to kids so they grow up loving to read.
And when Hurricane Helene hit her people in East Tennessee… she put up $1 million of her own money and her companies matched it with another million.
Quiet class. No big speeches needed.
“After we went to the school and seized the secondary school students’ phones, one of the students unlocked his phone, and we found almost n√de videos of his female classmates. He claimed they were selling the videos. He also had foreign numbers he was using for fr@ud. Most of these students are using iPhone 15 and 16, while their parents are petty business owners. It's sad to see that their parents came to my office to collect back the destr√ction of this generation"
—Nigerian female police officer recounts what she discovered during a visit to a secondary school in Delta State.
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Veteran Nollywood actor Taiwo Hassan, popularly known as Ogogo, is reportedly battling stage 4 cancer.
His daughter, Kira Taiwo, made an emotional appeal on social media for medical advice and assistance.