Bunraku
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I would NEVER in a zillion years, allow a chip implant for music, or cell service, or vaccinations...NO, NEVER, EVER....
Why not? You were vaccinated and ended up just fine x
I would NEVER in a zillion years, allow a chip implant for music, or cell service, or vaccinations...NO, NEVER, EVER....
We're all living in a halodeck with the safety protocols turned off. It's a manufactured version of real life.
What's good about that? Where is the privacy for people?
you guys are just conspiracy theorists . None of these have any basis in reality and Star Trek is not a credible news source
This technology is not benign.
Nobody knows what it will do to your brain chemically or physically. Brains are not even fully developed prior to the age of 25.
It is a way to monetize your brain even more so than electronic devices monetize your eyes-- for someone else's profit.
It's an in-joke, Bunraku. Nobody claims that Star Trek is a credible news source. But it is full of metaphors that are widespread in our culture.
No conspiracy theory: just sensible questions and precautions.
Do you know the definition of a non sequitur?Why not? You were vaccinated and ended up just fine x
I think it’s just people’s addiction to fear in the internet age where the constant stream of doom and gloom articles can satisfy it. If people truly cared about privacy or having an out of control one world government, they would’ve made precautions. But reality is that many people freely sign up for their information to be taken away (see facebook and cambridge analytica).
Do you know the definition of a non sequitur?
Hint: https://www.logicallyfallacious.com/logicalfallacies/Non-Sequitur
I dropped my Facebook account. I am on no social media.
I am a big privacy wonk.
Just say no.
Maybe, but why are our bodies non-sequiturs? Our experiences after having medical procedures done to us are valid pieces of data.
So you are saying vaccines are bad for you?
Waybread, these companies have theoretical profiles of you based on your browsing history. And what they have of you based on it, and its computer algorithms, it’s probably pretty accurate in predicting your behavior, and what you’re likely to do next.
Say what???
Seriously, Bunraku, your logic is deeply. flawed. Do you know what a non sequitur is?
Where did I mention anything about vaccines????
Since I have no social media accounts, serious ad blockers, and spam filters, I don't get a lot of attempts to monetize my eyeballs.
But yes, they're out there.
But this doesn't justify approval of getting microchips in your brain for a wealthy man's commercial purposes.
I looked it up and it’s literally just a sci-fi version of communism. Like in north korea you’re only allowed to do or say one thing.
Or christians basically, the more devout they are in their communities the more they enforce these weird rules like only wearing certain types of underwear or have that weird plastic smile.
it seems to have creped into astrology somehow too. how pisces means to connect to one source and you need to be a part of it and erase your individual identity/ego
That's a Buddhist concept, often described as a drop of water returning to the ocean.
What type of buddhism?
Add that to the borg death cult then. They starve themselves and punish themselves and act like it’s some sort of enlightenment. I saw an the ideal was to turn into a living mummy.
I don’t think buddhism is any more peaceful than other religions, they actively kill and slaughter their oppositions.
The Ancient Egyptians also hoped that these spells might prevent a person from dying a “second death”, from which there was no return. At the end of their journey, the Dead were judged in the presence of Osiris, god of the Underworld. The deceased would claim that they were not guilty of any crimes, and hoped that their heart would not betray them when weighed.
Anubis would weigh the heart against the feather of Ma’at, representing balance and truth. If the heart was heavier than the feather, it would be devoured by Ammut and the deceased would die a second death.
https://garstangmuseum.wordpress.com/2017/05/03/death-in-ancient-egypt-the-book-of-the-dead/