Google Uses ‘Stress’ to Sell Products, Skirts AI Political Discrimination Issues (Amazing Polly)

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Polly demonstrates how Google benefits from its users’ having stress, tension, and civil disorder, induced to sell products.

@2:42, we learn that Google AI political discrimination can’t be a reason for using that algo, so Google did a bait and switch on its users to skirt the issue that political discrimination by companies is against the law.

What did Google do to skirt the law, while making money? It switched tack and took an environmental psychology perspective to trick its users. Polly wanted to know if, since 2016, when the psychology research that Google used was written, we have experienced more stress or not.

@3:45, her search backs up her belief with hard evidence. She first looked for statistics on antidepressant usage of SSIs, but there has been no data on this in North America since 2016. At this point, Polly made the same search, but this time for the UK for more current statistics. Bingo! The British “NHS prescribed record number of antidepressants (2018), the number of which has almost doubled within the last decade.”

@4:48, Polly says that what Google really wanted to do was to increase its user’s stress! Look at the highlighted and underlined portions on this page that Polly shows us. The data that Google found was that passengers on very crowded subway trains were 2X as likely to respond to a mobile selling offer by making purchases (and often those that they really don’t want or need) than those who were on less-crowded trains.

What was the reason for this? The research says: “(As) increased crowding invades one’s physical space, people adaptively turn inwards and become more susceptible to mobile ads” (i.e. buying the goods displayed on the screen).

This means that if you are a retailer (and there are now fewer of them), “All you need to do is make people stressed and trapped with their mobile phones as their only relief, and you can sell them any old garbage”.

@7:10, Polly continues with: Jeff Bezos @Amazon and Jack Ma @ Alibaba love your misery, so that they can become enriched even more. Who else is on board? The UN Agenda 2030, which has 17 goals all of which revolve around the same main central idea. For example, look at Goal #11, ‘Sustainable Cities and Communities’.

@7:54, continue to read about what Polly says about Agenda 2030.

@9:10, Polly shows a “censored” company page that says that “Stress has been linked to degraded mood and interaction with others”….“People who experience algorithmic discrimination may be more likely to display negative online behavior such as aggression or online hostility.”

Polly then goes on to define and show us examples of: gaslighting, search engine auto-completes, and how Google and the other “Bigs” in IT, want you stressed, so that you believe that white is black, good is bad, the Alice in Wonderland syndrome (we’ve learned about this from Qmap drops and articles related to them), and more.

Please take the time to watch this important vid. It is red pill material.

Polly demonstrates how Google benefits from its users’ having stress, tension, and civil disorder, induced to sell products. @2:42, we learn that Google AI political discrimination can’t be a reason for using that algo, so Google did a bait and switch on its users to skirt the issue that political discrimination by companies is against the law. What did Google do to skirt the law, while making money? It switched tack and took an environmental psychology perspective to trick its users. Polly wanted to know if, since 2016, when the psychology research that Google used was written, we have experienced more stress or not. @3:45, her search backs up her belief with hard evidence. She first looked for statistics on antidepressant usage of SSIs, but there has been no data on this in North America since 2016. At this point, Polly made the same search, but this time for the UK for more current statistics. Bingo! The British “NHS prescribed record number of antidepressants (2018), the number of which has almost doubled within the last decade.” @4:48, Polly says that what Google really wanted to do was to increase its user’s stress! Look at the highlighted and underlined portions on this page that Polly shows us. The data that Google found was that passengers on very crowded subway trains were 2X as likely to respond to a mobile selling offer by making purchases (and often those that they really don’t want or need) than those who were on less-crowded trains. What was the reason for this? The research says: “(As) increased crowding invades one’s physical space, people adaptively turn inwards and become more susceptible to mobile ads” (i.e. buying the goods displayed on the screen). This means that if you are a retailer (and there are now fewer of them), “All you need to do is make people stressed and trapped with their mobile phones as their only relief, and you can sell them any old garbage”. @7:10, Polly continues with: Jeff Bezos @Amazon and Jack Ma @ Alibaba love your misery, so that they can become enriched even more. Who else is on board? The UN Agenda 2030, which has 17 goals all of which revolve around the same main central idea. For example, look at Goal #11, ‘Sustainable Cities and Communities’. @7:54, continue to read about what Polly says about Agenda 2030. @9:10, Polly shows a “censored” company page that says that “Stress has been linked to degraded mood and interaction with others”….“People who experience algorithmic discrimination may be more likely to display negative online behavior such as aggression or online hostility.” Polly then goes on to define and show us examples of: gaslighting, search engine auto-completes, and how Google and the other “Bigs” in IT, want you stressed, so that you believe that white is black, good is bad, the Alice in Wonderland syndrome (we’ve learned about this from Qmap drops and articles related to them), and more. Please take the time to watch this important vid. It is red pill material.

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