Ignorance Isn't Bliss (IIB)

Established 2005: OG technologist turned Neo-Luddite. So memory holed! Personal demon slayer. The "debate scene" on this Pay 2 Win platform is YAWN! Let's go!!!

[Ignorance Isn't Bliss (IIB) @real_IIB]

20 years ago I had a habit of calling out "The Church" and so on big religious leaders about not speaking out on the "AGI Manhattan Project". It was full government backed industrial grade swing back then. Today Pope Leo answered my call out! My best quote ever on that was in this my "DARPA iXo AI Control Grid" film (I posted in late Feb. 2007.):

[Ignorance Isn't Bliss (IIB) @real_IIB]

House for the first time passes resolution to halt military action against Iran in rebuke of Trump's war

https://t.co/ZxMrR9MhLN

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How can China be Communist if it has 121,700 millionaires & billionaires?

Ranked: Countries With the Most Ultra-Rich Residents in 2026 https://t.co/JRkLPKdsFv

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"Data Poisoning":
https://t.co/WC6v51Trgu

[Ignorance Isn't Bliss (IIB) @real_IIB]

In this, the War Of The Future we're sadly already well within, #WeTheLittlePeople have a major advantage. Everytime we think of them (by searching, talking, etc) it costs them money. It's the one "utility" as they call it that they pay for. The most basic query possible at this point is like running a 1000W microwave for a second.

They've got our "phones" (handheld computers that make phone calls [while spying on us]) BUGGED. The phones, TV's, maybe even your toaster at this point is listening to you. So just troll it and joke on it. Have fun with it. Shit, most people want to be famous. Well you already are!

There's a catch though: the Design has been forever now the more it hears us the more dangerous it becomes.

Trolling Them cost us no "utility" rates. But it does Them!

Keep the meter running by being spontaneous. And have fun, or else!

[Ignorance Isn't Bliss (IIB) @real_IIB]

Since the fall of 2005, across a serious portion of my adult life, I've thought and tried my best to describe how to stop where we're now at with all this AI etc design, the divisions & distractions that the Machine uses to grease it. But here we are. The genie is out of the bottle.

That funnels our options of trying to help guide The Future down, significantly.

1. Get whatever AI becomes, on our side (or we LOSE at it).
2. Stop AI development. Altogether is it? Even 20 years ago this was already a most insurmountable task, in my experience.
3. Instead of make it smarter... we make it dumber (and get smarter ourselves ideally). I was already thinking about this part back in the day. In 2008, the idea of "Automated Untelligence" came to me. In 2010, we made the program!

And now here we are in 2026! Oh shit, did I have AI write that sentence?

[Eric Spracklen 🇺🇸 @EricSpracklen]

Sellers are delusional and I’m tired of people pretending they aren’t.

Home prices need to drop 30% or more most markets or this number is going to keep growing.

[Ignorance Isn't Bliss (IIB) @real_IIB]

The first piece ever written by AU:

High Mentality that it May Be Impaired by Dawn

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[Ignorance Isn't Bliss (IIB) @real_IIB]

TIMELESS (2009):
For the past year or so I’ve been using the Google News “Gadget” in a Google homepage. I have queries such as: [“artificial intelligence”] and [“al qaeda" "heroin"] on autoload. So whenever these terms are together in the news they pop up in IE automatically.

I normally argue that using Google makes it smarter, so don’t use it, but using the News Gadget instead merely puts workload on the system which doesn’t produce a tiny gain in the Google Machine’s general ‘intelligence’ as it would normally. At least not as far as I’m concerned. In fact, a simple search (the news autofeed) and click (when you click on any results) on this scale would ‘teach’ it 2 things: First, to weigh relevance to this term in the auto search function where it pops up common search queries as you type in the box. And second, it would ensure that Google knows that the sort of thing you like to monitor.

I must add that where you go from there and what you do may also teach it a thing or 2. You see its total monitor’able web activity that ‘teaches’ Google. Sites with Google embedded to operate the sites search and/or ads functions help extend the machine’s view. So there is some loss, but its something you have to weigh. The machine is awesome, in that it still might gain even something from you using it.

But what about if you were to deliberately try to make it ‘dumber’?

Over a year ago I thought of the idea to build “simple” ‘dummy Google search bots’ that everyone would be able to run on their computers, when not using them or whatever, to collectively strain the system while making it dumber in the terms in which it normally learns.

It seemed that relatively ‘simple’ software could be made for doing this, although the more advanced the dysfunctional words and logical jibberish the better. Now I’m no software engineer, but I think that a talented one (or group of) might be able to relatively easily build such a program tht uses small computational resources. I cant see how using “Artificial Unintelligence” to ‘search’ the Google sphere would be illegal considering that Google’s AI searches through our lives wherever they can amass data from.

UPDATE:

I forgot to mention the most obviously inherent ways to use Google for your ambitions:

1. Wherever you can, link to pages and videos that you find important.

2. Search for terms that you’d like to also see.

These are 2 factors that influence the way Google’s search results are tabulated. The most important that I know of is the ‘popularity contest’ of number of pages linking to a page. The way people search, and then what they click on from the results also have influences.

I now think that the word combinations that you search for also influence the predictive ‘auto form fill’ results that appear while people are tying into the search box. Still no “Ignorance Is Futile”. So for example, the way it is the more times somebody has searched for say “Obama Deception” the more likely it might appear once you hit the “D”. So if you search for ‘counterculture’ terms you can make Google work for you, but everything else helps Google’s own efforts to work against you… while making it easier for you to search the web.

I think an AI bot to contently perform that last example would be very easy to make. Vastly easier than the idea to try to literally make it dumber, as that may require sophisticated and morphing linguistic models to trick it into believing its learning from your bogus queries. But here it’d simply be an updatable listing of desirable key phrases that suit your interests. So with such an applet, the more people using it the more we could lop-side things in our favor. Now that I think about it, I don’t know that others with political agendas have thought of the same, but now that I’ve published the idea, the Ruling Establishment might also try this meaning we might need to in order to keep Google God from further dumbing down the masses. Or by making the software they might just use it to do the same. Ain’t that a bitch.

https://t.co/ccw3SEbCKA

And then the follow up:

Using Automated Untelligence to fight Artificial Intelligence (2010):
https://t.co/4Q6zWpPpaR

Which was the most never even happened rollout ever. No one cared about it back then. 'I watch too much scifi' the masses liked to say. But back in 2008 I was the tip of the spear.

[Ignorance Isn't Bliss (IIB) @real_IIB]

You ever heard the one about how the stuff the military -actually- shows us is like 10-20 years outdated? Meaning we're always behind on the State of the Art. This "new" big news here is Google is scanning our stored photo libraries. Welcome to Their dripfeed!

Google was admittedly already listening in on us through our PC microphones almost 20 years ago (https://t.co/VOWsl7V4Oe). Before "smart" "phones" even came out. Which they helped invent (with Apple).

Ever hear that story? It was fun because Al Gore on the Board of Directors of each company, while Eric Schmidt was CEO of Google was on Apple's Bord if Directors. Like those couple lasts years right before smart phones came out (by Google & Apple 'alone'). I was one of few people really making a stink about this back then. The world was a lot easier for me to track back then, it was Google almost all alone enacting the AI world know today. Anyways, it was only within a few weeks around when smart phones hot the market did Eric Schmidt resign from Apple's Board of Directors.

Wherein right out the gates, smart phones (handheld computers that make phone calls) all had cameras pointing at our faces while pointing where we're looking. And knowing what we're looking at on screen while it looks at us.

The "phones" ALWAYS HAVE spied on us. That's what they're for if anything, one armed with my body of work could make their entire position and argue it forever.

"Jailbreakers" / "Rooters" of these devices have proven forever now that when you truly eliminate them from your handheld computers, the battery life is instantly extended. They're handed to you already loaded with spy apps that would drive even George Orwell to insanity how we all just accept it. The "apps" being the operating systems themselves.

They spy on us in every way they can muster, and it wears out our batteries. It lessens the lifespan of our phones because the batteries are all irremovable now. Before that shift, we could at least pull our batteries out at those potentially most desperate of times when we needed actual privacy.

And what is it now? Most people do their computing on their "phones". We play a little phone game while we take a dump. It's watching our face while we win or lose, most of all perhaps at the core moment when the big one passes.

Seriously, over half of personal computing is already happening over our "phones". Should I even bring up how much of the Internet is porn?

Here's a nice flashback from my old archives [Super Propaganda: They're Trying To Extract Human Brain Responses From ALL Known Media (May 27, 2007)]:

“What we intend to do is to gather data in a wide variety of ways, collecting information on speech and gesture and facial expression, for instance—and make that data available via the Web to researchers around the world for analysis,” he said. Because scholars from a wide variety of institutions and a large number of disciplines will be able to access the same data, new insights will develop as scholars investigate the interaction of various human responses that were previously examined in isolation." -National Science Foundation (2006) [https://t.co/7hSxNBfsc2].

Then they rolled out smart phones.

Now back when I got into all this (21 years ago), some people that had thought it out would respond with there's just not enough people, not enough employees to actually sift through all the spy on us data. My response back then was that doesnt matter as much as they were already stockpiling all of our datapoints that they could manage, for when they get their AI's to do (the rest of it all) it for them. Which is smack dab where we're at today.

So many today call out the big AI datacenter push for a not profitable business model that it is. I look around as hard as I can manage, but I just dont see people answering the question.

Plenty call out the AI tech bubble, even declare how its just insanity. But they just dont even seem to be able to finish that question off. Look back, the depressions & recessions and the big fish eat up the little fish every time.

My go to off the rip (of the "Why of it All") is always: they're Transhumanist Elitist's obsessed with Radical Life Extension (immortality).

They're bent on minimizing us all #WeTheLittlePeople in every way that they can. Because they dont want us all living forever with them.

This isn't even all I have to say, but I have to keep saying it over and over (because neuroscience).

[Ignorance Isn't Bliss (IIB) @real_IIB]

@garethicke Immortality via the Neu Tower of Babel.

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@LPNational Something needs to happen with this runaway disaster train trajectory they'vs got us on with this AI rollout, but where in the US Constitution does it say the government has the power to enact Bernie's idea here?

[Wall Street Apes @WallStreetApes]

Here’s all the items California fraudster Paul Randall purchased with stolen Medi-Cal fraud money

- Over $270 million in fraudulent claims
- Over a dozen Ferraris
- Multiple Lamborghinis
- A Bugatti
- A Lotus
- Kobe Bryant game-worn sneakers
- Jackie Robinson baseball card
- Mickey Mantle baseball card
- 7 real estate properties total
- One mansion in an exclusive area of Orange County with 8 bedrooms and 10 bathrooms

I looked into this and found was able to do all this on under 1 year, May 2022 to April 2023 which is about 11 months

Randall, along with co-conspirators exploited a temporary Medi-Cal rule change during and after COVID that suspended prior authorization requirements for certain medications

- They billed for 19 expensive, non-contracted drugs that contained low-cost generic ingredients.
- Many claims were for drugs that were not medically necessary and often not even provided to patients

They then laundered proceeds, including kickbacks to Anderson, to conceal the fraud

Democrats and California agencies let this happen. They should be the ones held accountable

[Ignorance Isn't Bliss (IIB) @real_IIB]

@JDVance At least you're trying to repossess their boats.
https://t.co/RH3tG0a1f5

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Add muscle tissue parasitic worms to the top list of ultimate nightmare fuel critters up there with heart worms and botflies.
https://t.co/EE7aNswMFd

[Financial Times @FT]

Trump signs watered-down AI vetting order after Maga infighting https://t.co/YkN52a11S5

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@Nicksdankmemes3 Choice!

[Thomas Massie @RepThomasMassie]

It’s all talk. Just withhold foreign aid to Israel for a month and they’ll stop bombing their neighbors - instant peace, the Strait of Hormuz can be opened, and gas drops $2 a gallon. Israel has been, and continues to be, the biggest welfare recipient from American tax payers.