Technocrats in Europe are masters of interjecting fear at just the right moment in order to shift political power to themselves. Politicians and citizens are little more than 'useful idiots' used to further the Technocrat agenda, or the scientific social engineering of the whole continent.
Google has subsumed the very fabric of our nation, from the top levels of government down to the smallest details of an individual's life. Technocrats see a technological answer for every problem and issue. In Google's case, it left its motto, "Don't be evil", far behind several years ago.
This article casts Patrick Wood as a "conspiracy theory propagandist" who "indicts technocrats as leaders in globalist plots to control the masses." This is the same technique used in the 1970s to deflect analysis of the Trilateral Commission. This is a must-read article that shows the nexus between populism and Technocracy, which will make way for full-blown Technopopulism in America.
Technocrats in China use herd management principles to automate every aspect of health care. It is theoretically possible for an sick citizen to never see a human in the care of their illness. Does China have enough people to educate more doctors and nurses? Of course, but Technocrats prefer engineering solutions to any problem.
Technocrats in China constantly dream up new ways to gather data from the social environment. Robotic doves equipped with cameras are virtually undetectable from real birds, and can be deployed in flocks. The stealth birds might be covered with real feathers in order to avoid radar and sonic detection.
Big Tech joins a number of data hungry companies to defeat the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which will allow citizens to opt out of the collection and/or sale of their personal data. CCPA also expands the definition of personal data to include biometrics, geolocation and browsing history.
Despite rhetoric about consumer privacy, Technocrats at Facebook are busy working on even more sinister and intrusive methods of spying on people. Their feigned deference to public opinion is hollow. Technocrats have no sense of ethics or respect for the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
It is absurd to blame a corporations - even big oil companies - for global warming. but that didn't deter San Francisco and Oakland from doing so. Now, their suits have been thrown out of the U.S. District court. Perhaps these two cities should be held liable for the moral depravity and political corruption for which they are widely known.
Is a robot worth more than a human? Apparently. The banking industry will soon be inundated with robots, displacing hundreds of thousands of human employees around the world, redefining the term "personal banking' as an oxymoron.
The power of the city is demonstrated in Orlando's dumping Amazon's Big Brother facial recognition software because it could lead to a surveillance state. Competitive software is offered by Microsoft, Google and Nvidia.