Calls for a universal ID system has skyrocketed since the Equifax breach and Technocrats are chomping at the bit to uniquely identify everyone, everywhere. This leapfrogs the concept of RealID by a country mile, and would be twice as dangerous to privacy.
Selective censorship by media giants is increasing at an alarming speed: if they don't like your politics or morality, they simply push the 'eject' button and you disappear. Technocrats have no ethical boundaries in censorship because they believe so strongly that they are right and everyone else is wrong.
Several global cities like Paris are planning a 100% ban on combustion engines within their city limits, favoring instead electric trains, busses and bicycles. These cities are rising to a stature that exceeds their national domicile.
It is unclear if this will have any impact on current UN's policies being implemented in the US by a myriad of heavily-funded NGOs such as ICLEI and the US Conference of Mayors. The United Nations has already penetrated the US down to the smallest community.
Sophia the AI robot touts the Technocrat mantra that technology and AI is the answer to all of the UN's problems, like eradicating hunger, providing jobs, etc. It was noted that UN members gave Sophia a ' rapturous applause'.
The world's food chain is headed toward total automation by robotics and AI, potentially putting tens of millions of farm workers out of employment. Technocrats are planning on Universal Basic Income to mollify the unemployables from rebelling.
The full industry report costs $495, but the gist is that physicians and doctors are mere slaves to the technology behemoth that thrives on data, data, more data. Technocracy is the 'science of social engineering' and demands data in order to steer the course of society.
Technocracy is about surveillance and data mining in order to fully enable the social engineering of the entire society. The more data they have, the easier it becomes to manipulate people into behaviors that they never would have chosen except that they are crassly 'engineered'.
Technocrats envision a scientifically engineered society with only self-driving, electric vehicles on the road, but the Utopia could quickly turn into Dystopia. Robots don't behave like humans, and vice versa.
One-third of America's $700 billion trucking industry goes to compensate drivers, providing a rich target for Technocrats. UPS, for instance, has increasingly moved from being a trucking company that uses technology, to being a technology company that has some trucks. About 3.5 million people are employed in the U.S. trucking industry.