This is the best book review written by international journalist, Alex Newman. Alex has travelled extensively around the world and is a top expert on the U.N. and Sustainable Development, aka Technocracy.
Private Cities are the beginning of neo-Feudalism where citizens exist for the pleasure and convenience of the land barons. If the 'owners' don't like you, you can be summarily expelled with no recourse.
Technocrat scientists around the world are using CRISPR technology in top-secret labs to develop doomsday-type biological warfare weapons. The Wuhan Institute of Virology is such a center, and the most likely source of the coronavirus outbreak.
Technocracy run by engineers and scientists threatens all types of governmental structures, not just 'democracy'. It seeks a scientific dictatorship where society is run and people are controlled by algorithm, as in China.
People around the world are in near-panic over the potential pandemic emanating from the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan, China. Face masks and bottles of hand sanitizers have been flying off the shelves and trips involving air travel are plummeting.
It will not be the intelligence of men who will run the future world, but rather an artificial intelligence programmed to create a global Scientific Dictatorship. This is the nature and future of Technocracy.
Leading global Technocrat and scholar, Dr. Parag Khanna, claims that the 21st century belongs to Asia, not to the U.S. or the West in general. He also wrote the book, Technocracy in America, calling for complete transformation of our nation.
While the EU is largely a Technocracy, this proposal for a 5-year ban on AI in Facial Recognition is to give regulators more time to "shape the way it develops". This potentially could leap-frog technologies in China and the U.S.
The United Nations' propaganda war against Capitalism and Free Enterprise is paying off as a new global survey shows 56% agreeing that Capitalism does more harm than good. Sustainable Development, aka Technocracy, is the only alternative offered.
Machine automation is driving down the value of human labor, and humans cannot possibly "compete" their way out of it. Lower skilled workers feel the pain first as their jobs are most easily automated.