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multiple and related videos. this wouldn't be the first time either

multiple and related videos. this wouldn't be the first time either

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[–] • 8 pts

Modern machine learning AI can observe your electronic fingerprints and determine a pattern of behavior that is extremely accurate.

If you think China's social credit score is bad, wait until you see what Palantir did with the same data as a DARPA project.

Buckle up, you ain't seen shit yet. True tyranny is already here, it's just a matter of time until the normies realize it.. when it's too late, of course.

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Their Tower of Babel is not fully built yet, although they are working against the timer now.

[–] • 5 pts

Seems to me that evil won, and now it's just running up the score.

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The sun is going to micro nova in the next 40 years, smashing the earth back to the stone age.

These people know this. They are actively working towards a totalitarian control before the sky falls.

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Too true.

I started a fast a couple of days ago, my youtube feed is filled with recipe videos, mukbangs and eating challenges. I doubt it's tracking me or reading my mind. My habits probably change significantly while fasting, and with billions of people worth of data, identifying that i'm more likely the watch food related videos wouldn't be tough for a self-correcting algorythm.

[–] • 1 pt

how do I appease the AI god?

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That’s not the one you should be appeasing.

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I have been studying this phenomena for quite some time. To give some terms of reference I have been calling it 'Environmental Curvature', which can be affected by 'formatted technology' or in todays world 'A-eye'. There is also the 'narrative forcing' method employed by the MSM. This is the control & manipulation of future events once a population is ensconced in a 'cyclical news system' whereby an A-eye algorithm, running a feed-back loop can create what happens next. And we all fall for it - we are being distracted, "hey! look over there...".

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Are you saying that basically it's actually the other way around? Like for the comment above about fasting, they didn't read his mind; They just pulled some mentalist shit to get him to decide to fast?

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The 'Environmental Curvature' precedes the current position, as well as proceeding onwards within a boundary that is generated by actions & conditions. If, within a local system, every piece of info available is known about a subject at any 'current moment' by A-eye, then the algorithm can develop, within plausible boundaries, the 'only' possible outcome ahead of time. This will be actively 'caused' to happen, as the progression of CoVid-19, climate change, US politics et al proves.

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Technically, thoughts are electronic signals.

[–] • 2 pts

Millivolts, but absolutely, yes. Evoked potentials is a fun rabbit hole to go down.

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I believe that there is potentially a way to utilize wifi frequency signals from routers as well as RF waves from cell phones and towers to create a feedback loop that interacts with, or at least gathers information from, biological organisms and ultimately brain waves.

I have seen documents of questionable authenticity but would have to do a fair bit of digging through my files to find them. DARPA is into some insane shit. If you can dream it, chances are, they've found a way to do it. Whether this tech can remotely influence brain waves, or simply detect them, remains unknown. But, I'm guessing it can.

Think about the progression in tech from the mid 90s to today. Chances are, most of these developments have been known to certain governments for at least a decade before they were released for public use.

Beamforming could certainly direct RF energy towards a human being in a targeted manner. It is simply a matter of assimilating the return signals as they bounce back. Perhaps our thoughts and brain states induce a minute change in this energy. With sophisticated enough tech (possibly within the scope of a wifi router or smartphone wireless chip when coupled with classified software packages), it's not crazy to surmise that the possibilities are numerous.

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It's not mind reading. They have a quantum computer that simultaneously tracks your actions in infinite universes. In an infinite subset of the infinite universes, you didn't just think of buying a USB-C card, you actually searched for one. In a smaller infinite subset of the infinite universes you didn't. And in another infinite subset of infinite universes you watched some fat chick ride a dragon dildo.

So, they collapsed the wave-function and determined that in this universe you are most likely thinking about buying a USB-C card. But don't worry, they'll slip the dragon dildo into your feed soon enough.

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more than coincidence

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im just imagining them monitoring the readout

12:31:07: Day of the rope

12:31:09: Day of the rope

12:31:11: Day of the rope

12:31:13: 300,000 slaves went to the united states. Where Jamaica had 1 million slaves.

12:31:18: 225,000 jews died due to malnurishment and typhoid

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Had this happen several times. Never uttering a word about the subject then a few hours later, there's an ad.

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i would assume it happens to our types more often as the intel gathering priority would be higher

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Not so sure about mind reading, but there’re plenty of examples of AI being used to predict your interests and actions.

Mind-reading is definitely a possibility, but I suspect you’ll need a chip in your brain first, courtesy of Elon Musk.

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Not convinced about the listening in stuff, even less reading minds.

Reality is likely to do with million to one stuff happens everyday because there are millions of people.

Or because you are having thousands of thoughts everyday and sooner or later one will sync with some random ad.

Or most likely imo you don't remember 99% of what your subconcious picks up. And your thoughts and actions are not as random or logical as you like to believe.

Like that affect where you buy a new car and suddenly there are a ton of them on the roads.

So you probably already saw the usb ads previous anyway, just don't remember. This shit used to happen back in the day for tv and radio ads too.

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I assume half the people are very gullible or plain old bots/paid to write dumb shit. I don't have any other explanation

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Aliexpress listened to a conversation I had with a friend about sweaters. Next time I open my browser, aliexpress is the 1st page, in the search bar is "swheeeaters". They don't even know how to spell sweater, but they know that I want it.

A do agree with you about confirmation bias. If a commercial doesn't apply to me I tend not to pay attention.

It's likely that we are being subconsciously primed to buy certain predictable things. The priming could be unintentional, take for instance a bad kaspersky advertisement (https://www.instagram.com/p/CLY0DANJ0nU/)v that reminds people how awesome USB-C products are.

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Yes. I was thinking I needed some new shoes. I never searched for shoes or said the word shoe to anyone. Sure enough the next day and whole week to follow was shoe ads.

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