A fierce battle is raging between DNA Technocrats as to the best way to collect DNA from the population: should it be the professional medical community or consumer services like 23andMe? Either way, your data can and will be weaponized against you.
With every new Smart Home device installed, more information about you is being secretly collected, categorized, analyzed and sold. 'Decentralized surveillance' provides a pool of data that can be used to manipulate human behavior.
As ex-Governor of California, Jerry Brown is seeking to solidify his legacy as an ecology crusader, but every time he opens his mouth, more ignorance and foolishness pours forth. Dr. Tim Ball explains how.
The Islamic world is committed to leading the world in Fintech, the financing arm of Sustainable Development, because Fintech is Sharia-compliant. This is a back-door opportunity for Sharia to be systemically spread to the whole world.
This is a lecture given by Julia Unwin at the Human Cities Institute’s sixth Annual Lecture in Leeds, UK. It epitomizes the United Nations' New Urban Agenda Pollyannish view of city living in the future. This sentiment is seen globally in identical format.
This is a watershed computer technology that will enable Technocracy on every level: Practical Quantum computing outside of the laboratory. "Q" will find its sweet spot in Artificial Intelligence and the Internet of Everything.
Your unencrypted and unprotected Ring video stream is openly available to Ring staffers in Ukraine, and to others who can discover your email address. Technocrats have no ethical boundaries or concern for the rights of others when it comes to data.
AT&T was caught red handed and exposed this week by Motherboard. for selling customer location data, an egregious violation of privacy laws. Today, AT&T says they have stopped selling data because they now know a Federal investigation is being ramped up. If history is a guide, AT&T will resume selling after the heat and attention have passed. AT&T is a classic example of Technocracy in action.
Are you happy that every Tom, Dick and Harry in the world can pinpoint your location and track your whereabouts like the CIA? Mega-carriers apparently gain huge profits by selling your location data to private, and often shady, data mining companies, who in turn sell it to others. This makes mockery of every privacy agreement ever offered by these companies.
There are a number of factors, including culture, peer-pressure and job evaluation processes, all of which spin into an internal echo-chamber that produces the Technocrat group-think that so angers outsiders.