FDA greenlights neuralink for human trials, promise of enhancement is a trojan horse, Hollywood predictive programming is rife with transhumanist upselling.
Is the Great Reset, flaunted in our faces by Bond villain lookalike Klaus Schwab and his Davos buddies,, just a conspiracy theory - or the chilling realisation of the ruling elite's long-held dream of full spectrum world dominance?
Nobody has delved deeper into how we got here and where we are heading than independent researchers Richard Grove and Jay Dyer, who pool the results of their meticulous analysis here:
If ever there was an absolute place to draw the line against technology, this has to be it (well I'd argue it ought to have been drawn at "assisted human reproduction." The commodification of that has already "left the station", and its outcomes are horrendous.
Even though, at times, carrying my phone or laptop around with me from room to room in my house (even the bathroom!), so that I could keep on listening to stuff, it has occurred to me how much those machines have already become nearly extensions to my own body. But again, this is the place to draw the line forever.
I'm glad to hear you feel that way Joanie, I feel the same way about implantable tech. Actually I draw the line at wearable tech like smart watches and aura rings. I can be bad with the phone at home, but rarely take it out of the house these days. Turn it off hours before going to bed, keep in another room.
Is the Great Reset, flaunted in our faces by Bond villain lookalike Klaus Schwab and his Davos buddies,, just a conspiracy theory - or the chilling realisation of the ruling elite's long-held dream of full spectrum world dominance?
Nobody has delved deeper into how we got here and where we are heading than independent researchers Richard Grove and Jay Dyer, who pool the results of their meticulous analysis here:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIXlp5fZ-kM&t=506s
If ever there was an absolute place to draw the line against technology, this has to be it (well I'd argue it ought to have been drawn at "assisted human reproduction." The commodification of that has already "left the station", and its outcomes are horrendous.
Even though, at times, carrying my phone or laptop around with me from room to room in my house (even the bathroom!), so that I could keep on listening to stuff, it has occurred to me how much those machines have already become nearly extensions to my own body. But again, this is the place to draw the line forever.
I'm glad to hear you feel that way Joanie, I feel the same way about implantable tech. Actually I draw the line at wearable tech like smart watches and aura rings. I can be bad with the phone at home, but rarely take it out of the house these days. Turn it off hours before going to bed, keep in another room.
Hadn't thought of the watches and rings, but yeah.
And sigh, here I am still on my laptop, in bed (a totally dumb thing to do) and it's midnight.
Your self-discipline is admirable.