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Just like the memory of not everyone having a cellphone is fading, so too is our recollection of an integrated functional society.

We have been separated from people for so long that we don't really know anything about each other. The only thing we know is the hyper-reality that is portrayed in social media.

With one look at a persons attire you can be certain of very specific views and or personality traits. I'm sure the algorithms do this too. Imagine if you will, a learning neural net to accurately approximate the net worth of a person based on their looks and vehicle. Cross reference that with the data the DMV sells and you've got a profitable data-stream to sell to someone else.

"Where, when, how do 'target demographic' spend..." So on and so forth. How do you get that data? Buy it, or mine it. All these gullible people that use all this free stuff but do not understand how it works. Snowden considered that to be one of the main underpinnings of totalitarianism.

Anyhow, we are being plundered for profit at the cost of society itself. Humanity is intellectually cannibalizing itself. Without restoration of normal physical relationships among people, government will expand.

Just like the memory of not everyone having a cellphone is fading, so too is our recollection of an integrated functional society. We have been separated from people for so long that we don't really know anything about each other. The only thing we know is the hyper-reality that is portrayed in social media. With one look at a persons attire you can be certain of very specific views and or personality traits. I'm sure the algorithms do this too. Imagine if you will, a learning neural net to accurately approximate the net worth of a person based on their looks and vehicle. Cross reference that with the data the DMV sells and you've got a profitable data-stream to sell to someone else. "Where, when, how do 'target demographic' spend..." So on and so forth. How do you get that data? Buy it, or mine it. All these gullible people that use all this free stuff but do not understand how it works. Snowden considered that to be one of the main underpinnings of totalitarianism. Anyhow, we are being plundered for profit at the cost of society itself. Humanity is intellectually cannibalizing itself. Without restoration of normal physical relationships among people, government will expand.

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[–] • 3 pts

They just need to keep up the current climate for one more generation, and the world as we know it is done.

[–] • 4 pts

I live in a foreign country. The country I grew up in disappeared in the 80s. It has been replaced with people I don't recognize. They speak languages I don't understand. I can't determine their genders. We pay them, house them, feed them and they hate me. They want me dead. This I don't understand because if they kill me and my kin, they will die too because they can't farm, can't cure themselves, can't house themselves, can't communicate outside of ten feet, can't travel other than by foot, can't hunt, can't plan. I suppose if you're this dependent on others, it's because you don't know you're not self sufficient. Interesting paradox.

[–] • 1 pt

I lived in a small sect of a city during uni. During my freshman year my buds and I frequented many local shops, venues, and hookah bars. It was nice and bustling. When I was a senior I went back to the same area to relive good times. Little did I know the city let in thousands of Somalian refugees and planted them in my old sect. Half of the venues and shops were shut down. The hookah bar I used to frequent went from clean and vibrant to shady and dirty. Homeless Somalians were laying down all over the streets and would shout at you as you passed by. I miss the memory of that place, long gone now.

[–] • 2 pts

What's scary, there are kids who are literally being born into the mask mandates, kids who will never know what a world with actual freedom looks like

[–] • 2 pts

"it's just normal to not question anything and do what you're told." -- What kids learn.

[–] • 2 pts

That's what I meant by them having to keep this up for one more generation. Well, at least long enough for them to enter adulthood. Change the minds of the next generation, that will eventually eclipse the current, and they've won.

I'd argue they've already won. It's game over.

[–] • 0 pt

Lol, I used to laugh at the crazy religious people and their warnings against godless parenting. I was usually in agreement but didn't quite agree on the extremes that could come about.

"Wouldn't time be out to charm you..."

That settles it I guess and also why punishments used to extend to the family.

[–] • 2 pts

I threw away my Safeway club card in protest of being targeted. It's the little things. Of course, I overpay for shit..

[–] • 1 pt

One of the grocery stores I shop at lets me use phone numbers. I still use the phone number of my college roommate's parents. I haven't even talked to the guy in a decade and wouldn't recognize his parents if they slapped me in the face. It's a nice way to keep the discount while simultaneously wrecking their algorithms.

[–] • 1 pt

White Man ruled the Earth as its Great Caretakers in a time long lost. We have already forgotten.

[–] • 1 pt

We've always been at war with Eastasia.

[–] • 1 pt

Shut your mouth Winston! Or I'll let the party officials know you fucked that old whore in the back alley!!!

[–] • 0 pt

They have, many times over.