Questioning the script. Following the money. Staying human. Power, technology and the stories we are sold. Curious enough to doubt. Honest enough to check.
Let me see if I understand this correctly.
You guys were all against the WEF, the Agenda 2030 of the UNO, the Great Reset of klaus Schwab and his 4th Industrial Revolution.
That was promoted by the evil globalists that we had to get rid of with the help of Trump and the digital soldiers.
But now you are suddenly pro-AI and want data centers and Ai everywhere, faster, put in charge of everything.
Either you changed your mind very quickly or you don’t get it.
All of this AI thing and the financial crisis are the 4th Industrial Revolution or The Great Reset.
What made you change your mind all of the sudden?
Why are you now fine with putting in place and accelerating the take over of AI in a dystopian control grid that no one will be able to escape thereafter?
Here's a question nobody seems eager to answer.
If an AI system wrongly labels you a threat, a fraud or a risk, how do you prove you're not?
To another AI?
I want a real person at the end of that appeal. Someone who can listen, admit a mistake and reverse a decision.
I don't hate technology. I've spent enough time around computers to know how useful they can be.
What I hate is being told that every new system is inevitable.
Facial recognition at the door? Inevitable.
Automated decisions about your life? Inevitable.
An identity system that follows you everywhere? Inevitable.
Who decided that?
Was there a vote? Did anyone ask the people who will have to live with it?
The companies building these systems talk about efficiency. Governments talk about security. Investors talk about growth.
Ordinary people talk about whether they'll still be able to live privately, make mistakes and start over.
I want the right to walk down a street without becoming a record in somebody's database.
I want to buy a book without training a profile of my beliefs.
I want to disagree with powerful people without wondering which invisible score might follow me.
Call me old-fashioned. I call that being free.
They keep calling it frictionless.
Frictionless payments. Frictionless identification. Frictionless travel. Frictionless access.
Funny how every bit of friction they remove from the system seems to remove another opportunity for me to say no.