Rapid advances in AI have accelerated the concept of digital twins, where AI models an exact working copy of something in the real world. The digital twin is updated in real time with sensor information, AI interprets its condition and then forces the changes back to the reality twin.
Tyranny continues to lurk in the academic community, but is on wide-open display at Santa Clara University. If you don't have the mRNA gene therapy shot, you won't be attending SCU. Thus, informed consent is costly: withdraw registration and apply to another university.
As a "Twitter killer", Threads is already a dismal failure described as "utter banality in text form." The feed is cluttered with nonsense posts from Instagram and censorship is rampant, if not totally dystopian. As a result, many early converts are already moving back to Twitter. Meta may make money from Threads, but it is not a substitute for Twitter, nor will it kill it.
Micro-needle patches can be mass produced, mailed to homes worldwide and self-administered by the recipients. Peel-and-stick patches can be adapted to any type of vaccine, including mRNA gene therapy technology. All of these affect and change body functions and especially the immune system. If creating Humanity 2.0 is the goal, then this delivery system is "groundbreaking".
Ethanol, an agricultural product based on corn, was mandated by Congress in 2005 for inclusion in gasoline. In 2022, 36 billion gallons of ethanol was produced by 40% of our total corn acreage, or 36 million acres. On day 1 in 2005, I said that it was the stupidest idea ever because corn is human food raised on essential farming acreage.
The United Nations views AI as essential to accomplishing its 17 Sustainable Development Goals. Why? Because AI can run the world more "efficiently" and autocratically than humans. With AI, enforcement of SDGs would be "standardized" for all, and would thoroughly dispassionate. Technocracy thrives on data, and there is no such things as too much.
International journalist Alex Newman recently interviewed author Patrick Wood and the video is definitely worth watching. Transhumanism and its exposé may be the main topic of the 2024 election cycle, thanks in part to the Democrat candidacy of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. who is outspoken about Big Pharma and the biodefense industry.
There is no doubt that the Federal Reserve's implementation of a CBDC would require modification of the U.S. Constitution. This gives urgent globalist emphasis to a Constitutional Convention (Convention of States) because there is no other way to change our Constitution. Since most people still do not understand the nature and threat of DBDCs, a Constitutional Convention would blindside the nation.
Several people in the 1900s foresaw where society was headed. C.S. Lewis was one of them. His book, That Hideous Strength, describes "a literal pact with the devil at the highest reaches of the technocracy, but at the same time a mechanism whereby the larger system remains defiantly bland and normal-seeming, and only a crazy person would ever think there’s anything hidden at the heart."
Now Britain is finding out that investing in windmills for power was the stupidest thing ever. The very companies that they gave birth to are demanding higher and higher subsidies to bail them out of red ink. In fact, the industry has never been profitable and has only pushed electric rates into the stratosphere.