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Technological slavery


Technological slavery


- Introduction - - The Internet - - Web browsing - - Cloud storage - - Google -
- Social networks - - Communication and encryption - - Electronic banking - - CCTV cameras - - Robotic cleaners - - Visual Positioning System (augmented reality) - - Proctoring software: the spies' wet dream - - Microchips - - Holograms - - Self-driving cars - - Culmination of the technological control system -


Introduction


Technology is inseparable from civilization. It has changed the world forever.
Thanks to it, we can - for example - send information to the other end of the
world in seconds; talk to people from other continents; travel to any place in
the world in one day; store thousands of photos on a drive the size of your
thumb; create virtual realities, as well as do a bunch of other things that no
one would have imagined just 100 years ago.

But technology has its bad side too. In the current world, it is controlled by
organizations which do not have our best interests in mind. They will not
hesitate to use technology's great power against us. Spying on - and analyzing -
our communication; controlling the information we receive; emotional
manipulation; modification of behavior - those are just a few things technology
is being used for these days. All that with more coverage, accuracy,
effectiveness and with less human effort. It is the technology that enables
turning the rulers' dream of perfect control over the plebs into reality. If
this "progress" is not stopped, we will end up in a prison that we wouldn't find
in our worst nightmares.

In this article, I will attempt to describe the way the most important
technologies of today contribute to the creation of a global system of control.
I will also mention a few technologies of the future, and try to connect all the
information together and predict the fate of this world. Let's start with the
invention that's surely very familiar to you, since you're here reading this
website - The Internet:


The Internet


Every connection - for example sending an instant message, or entering a website
- goes through your Internet Service Provider, before it reaches the target. In
theory this means ISPs can freely spy on and modify everything you do on the
Internet; for example - slow down or block the downloading of torrents; inject
advertisements to your visited sites
http://zmhenkel.blogspot.com/2013/03/isp-advertisement-injection-cma.html> (a rchive)
(MozArchive), or even
create a massive censorship system, like the so-called "Great Wall" of China.


Web browsing


The most common usage of the Internet is surely viewing websites, for which we
use a web browser such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer (or
more recently Microsoft Edge) or Opera. The browser becomes the user's "window
to the world", but at the same time it also becomes the window through which a
big corporation is able to spy on you. At least in theory, the history of viewed
sites stands wide open to be grabbed by the spies; yet (as of November 2024),
only Opera takes advantage of this ability
directly, as far as I've been able to discern. However, such functionality could
easily be introduced by the ubiquitous
auto-updates (basically
an in-built backdoor) at any time. It's also not that big of a save when you
realize how much other types of data the common browser leaves with. Mozilla -
in particular - learns about basically every interaction you make with its
browser through Firefox Glean; the other big ones have their own ways of spying
I've also catalogued.
The main point here is, that it's extremely easy for this type of software to
grab lots of sensitive data for the corporation that develops it, and even for
the US government if you're a member of PRISM (like Microsoft and Google), or
the Chinese one if you're Opera (owned by a Chinese company).

Websites themselves can (and do) collect information about you independently of
the browser. Almost every big website works closely with the police / government
and will happily share data about you with them - for example, the IP address
of the computer you made a forum post from. Check out an example (archive)
(MozArchive) from a
bookmark I've randomly picked: We may also transfer and disclose user
information, including Personal Information, to third parties: (i) in the event
we are required to respond to subpoenas or other legal process or if in our
opinion such disclosure is required by law; (ii) at the request of governmental
authorities conducting an investigation; [...] We may also use Device
Identifiers (e.g., IP addresses) to identify users, and may do so in cooperation
with copyright owners, Internet service providers, wireless service providers
or law enforcement agencies, in our discretion. These disclosures may be carried
out without notice to you. Exceptions, such as Lavabit (interesting story by
the way - you can read it on the Internet) or The Pirate Bay, have their servers
raided. Consider how this type of detailed and collaborative spying is possible
only through technological development; you could never do this with a
newspaper. Once you got it home, you could do what you wanted, and no one would
know or be able to punish you for it. This is not an argument against tech in
general, but for the fact that we need protections (whether legal or extra-legal
AKA controlling the infrastructure) in terms of its abuse by corporations and
governments.


Cloud storage


Lately, it became fashionable to store your data "in the cloud", for example
Dropbox or Google Drive. This is really helpful to the rulers - they can now see
and analyze your files, which could give them information about your interests
or plans (that might be used against you). Many years ago, a guy from 4chan
mentioned storing bomb making instructions on Dropbox, only to find that, one
day, they have been deleted. The Internet is full of cases like that, and
they're not all about bombs. Thus, we can see that your data isn't safe on these
cloud "services" - it ceases being yours. Most likely, in several years,
wanting to keep your data on your own drive will be considered "abnormal" -
and cloud storage will be the standard - like it is today with cash vs bank
accounts, for example. This will open the door to complete control of your
stored data, automatically blocking materials about - for example - the
aforementioned bombs. Another, maybe more plausible option, would be punishing
the people who upload such files - like film producers did with people
downloading certain torrents. This has already happened in cases of supposed
"child sexual abuse images" (archive) (MozArchive):
The man, only identified as Mark by the New York Times, took pictures of his
son’s groin to send to a doctor after realizing it was inflamed [...]

When the photos were automatically uploaded to the cloud, Google’s system
identified them as CSAM. Two days later, Mark’s Gmail and other Google
accounts, including Google Fi, which provides his phone service, were
disabled over “harmful content” that was “a severe violation of the
company’s policies and might be illegal”

He later found out that Google had flagged another video he had on his phone
and that the San Francisco police department opened an investigation into
him.


So this guy got dragged into a police investigation and lost his Google accounts
(including his phone service) forever (Google refuses to reinstate man’s
account [...]) because he dared to take a naked photo of his own child for
medical purposes. If this happened with the supposed CSAM, then it can happen
with anything, such as "misinformation", "terrorist materials", or basically
anything the rulers don't like. Of course, if he simply printed the photo and
gave to the doctor, this entire circus show would have been avoided. Google is
happy about what they did, BTW:
“We follow US law in defining what constitutes CSAM and use a combination of
hash matching technology and artificial intelligence to identify it and
remove it from our platforms,” said Christa Muldoon, a Google spokesperson.


Thanks to technology, corporations are able to appoint themselves as the judges
of what is acceptable or not. You can lose your accounts with years or decades
of valuable information, or - in the worst case - even be thrown into prison.
Enjoy your "convenient" tech dystopia.


Google


How do most people find information on the Internet? Using Google, of course.
But Google is something more than just a search engine - it's a corporation
whose aim is gathering as much data as possible and creating a profile about
you. Their spy scripts (for example, google analytics) exist on pretty much
every site - you could even not know what Google is, but still be spied on. That
data is then used to, for example, show you targeted advertisements, but also
different search results. So a Christian searching for "abortion" will see
something else than an atheist.

Google went further and invented a new algorithm for displaying search results.
The sites which are, according to them, based on "facts" will be higher up. On
the other hand, those who contain untrue information (again, according to them)
will be further down. One of the ways Google rates the truth value of sites is
comparing them with the articles on Wikipedia. And since we know how Wikipedia treats conspiracy theories, we can
assume they will pushed away by official versions of events. Soon, when we
search for something like "genetically modified organisms" we will only get
"prepared" information. Google's invention could become one of the most
effective tools of censorship and opinion control. 2024 edit: it has.
Check here to see
just how bad it is.

Google also controls other common services. One of the most popular is YouTube,
which they've been "reforming" since they bought it. I was surprised when a few
years ago I couldn't log in to my YouTube account without making a Gmail
account. I didn't want their e-mail (which spies on you) so I said goodbye to
YouTube. I didn't use it much, but still.

Another YouTube reform is called Content ID. It is supposed to protect
copyright. The creator of a movie or song can share their creation with Google,
which will then compare it with every other file on YouTube. If it considers one
of those files close enough to the submission, it will either delete that file,
remove sound from it, or add advertisements.

Nintendo was able to put ads on some movies showcasing their games: <http://ww
w.destructoid.com/nintendo-is-claiming-ownership-of-let-s-play-videos-253793.p
html> (archive)
(MozArchive)
A person uploaded some birds singing. Content ID assumed it was some copyright
protected song, and added advertisements to it, which earned the creator of
the nonexistent song money. <https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20120227/001529
17884/guy-gets-bogus-youtube-copyright-claim-birds-singing-background.shtml>
[(archive)ttps://web.archive.org/web/20181011064437/https://www.techdirt.com
/articles/20120227/00152917884/guy-gets-bogus-youtube-copyright-claim-birds-si
nging-background.shtml]
(MozArchive)
Some corporation even put advertisements on someone else's song, and earned
money from it: <https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20150317/10513630347/umg-lic
enses-indie-artists-track-then-uses-content-id-to-claim-ownership-it.shtml> (archive)
(MozArchive)


Before Content ID had been invented, someone who thought that a movie violated
copyright, had to send YouTube a form, which could be accepted or not. These
days though, they have a much easier way called Content ID, which allows them to
earn money if it finds some similarities. You can theoretically appeal a
Content ID decision, but it is pointless since the appeal will be decided
by...the same company that uploaded the file. Many frustrated people are
complaining in internet comments, saying that Content ID is terrible, that it
made a mistake with their movie, that they're stealing their money, that they
have lost their files or their account. There've been debates about copyright
and AI in general. Some people have said that movie or music creators should be
happy to have their content shared on YouTube. But these discussions can exist
only because Content ID happened. Without it, people could freely share their
movies without them being possibly modified / deleted by automatic analysis.

A similar program could be used to delete movies about undesirable topics. Even
now YouTube is deleting "racist", "nationalist", "insulting" films - even if
often that is just an excuse; but they have to do it by hand. If they put
together Content ID with the site sorting algorithm, they could create a system
that deletes certain content automatically. A more advanced form of that
algorithm could even delete certain parts of movies which have undesirable
topics (for example, deleting a few second long part with a racist slur). It
would work similarly to the profanity filters on forums. But it would not be
limited only to that - Google has shown that they're very interested in
controlling your beliefs, when they've created the site sorting algorithm I
spoke about earlier. A tool that could detect where in your movie an
undesirable topic is mentioned, and replace it with their modified version,
would be very welcome in their arsenal.

You could write a whole book about Google; I don't want to do it - but I have to
briefly mention some other things they've done. Recaptcha is the most popular
way to defend forums from spambots. If you wanted to write something on a forum
with recaptcha, you had to type a certain word. You didn't always get a word,
though - you could get something like a street address, which would then get
added to Google StreetView, which allows spying on people. For years, anyone
who wrote on 4chan, was filling their database with street addresses, while not
necessarily knowing about that. What really is StreetView? Google cars travel
the world taking pictures of everything and everyone. Then they put these photos
in their database, which can be freely searched. Google has access to pictures
of the whole Earth, pretty much - and even to the history of places people
search for using their maps. What could that information be used for? You can
read on Wikipedia that a lot of countries had a problem with StreetView (archive)
(MozArchive). They
thought it intruded on the citizen's privacy. But after "consultations" they've
all agreed to allow it:
Austria: Google Street View was banned in Austria, because Google was found
to collect Wi-Fi data without authorization in 2010. After the ban was
lifted, rules were set up for how Street View can operate legally in
Austria.

Australia: In 2010, Google Street View ceased operations in Australia,
following months of investigations from Australian authorities.[64] However,
this cessation has since ended, with Google announcing plans to continue
production on May 4, 2011

Germany: In 2011, having put online pictures of the 20 largest cities,
Google stopped taking Street View images in Germany.[67] However, as of
mid-2020, Google's website shows numerous areas of Germany as being
scheduled for coverage by Street View vehicles over the ensuing months.[68]
As of 2024, Germany has partial street coverage.

India: In 2011, Google stopped taking street images in India, after
receiving a letter from police authorities in Bangalore.[69] However, in
2022, Google announced Street View in eight Indian cities, including
Bangalore.

Canada: Street View cars were spotted as early as September 2007 in
Montreal. However, service for Canada was delayed while they attempted to
settle with the Canadian government over its privacy laws. Privacy and town
beauty concerns were dealt with and Street View is available in Montreal and
other Canadian cities (as of 2016).[71]


No country has told Google to fuck off. Isn't this evidence that we're dealing
with a worldwide plan to spy on people? By the way, they've changed
ReCaptcha since I wrote the above. Now, you get a set of pictures and you have
to choose the ones containing a certain item, for example hamburgers. This is
used to train Google's artificial intelligence, which will also probably be used
against us in the future.

UPDATE October 2025: Google's tracking goes much further than you think. You
probably wouldn't expect it to be affecting you in physical stores, but it
does. And I just learned about it today - long after it's been implemented - so
I assume many people don't know about it. Let's jump straight to the specifics:
It works like this: a person searches for "red lipstick" on Google, clicks
on an ad, surfs the web but doesn’t buy anything. Later, she walks into a
store and buys red lipstick with her Mastercard. The advertiser who ran the
ad is fed a report from Google, listing the sale along with other
transactions in a column that reads "Offline Revenue" -- only if the web
surfer is logged into a Google account online and made the purchase within
30 days of clicking the ad. The advertisers are given a bulk report with the
percentage of shoppers who clicked or viewed an ad then made a relevant
purchase.


Basically - since 2017 - Google and Mastercard are working together to track
your purchases so that they can present you more fitting ads later, leading to
you spending more money. Without the cooperation, your physical store purchases
could never lead to different ads being shown to you online, as Google would
have no information that could link your purchase to the ads you clicked. The
two worlds - traditionally split - have now become forever joined. And everyone
benefits (except you, the ~~sucker~~ customer, of course)! Mastercard sold your
purchase data for millions (Google paid Mastercard millions of dollars for the
data, according to two people who worked on the deal), Google is able to earn
more money from advertisers who will pay for the more fitting ads, while
producers are able to sell you more crap you don't need:
Malcolm said her agency has tested the card measurement tool with a major
advertiser, which she declined to name. Beforehand, the company received
$5.70 in revenue for every dollar spent on marketing in the ad campaign with
Google, according to an iProspect analysis. With the new transaction
feature, the return nearly doubled to $10.60.


Wow! The return on ads before the Mastercard deal was about 6 to 1; now it's
about 11 to 1. And people dare to say that ads don't actually work! What
a joke. Now, Google excuses itself by saying that it's not tracking you
personally, meaning it lacks the data specifically about you - but it
doesn't actually matter. It just means it's tracking people in sets, like
Mozilla. And the more
effective ad is still reaching and robbing you in the end - otherwise the deal
would have never even happened. To instead focus on the anonymization of the
tracking is just a distraction. Besides, since they (and not you) control what
data is saved and how, they could easily lift the restriction at any moment.

Oh, and if you want to say that the effectiveness of this scheme relies on
people being logged into their Google accounts in stores - well, people are
doing that. Even if you yourself are degoogled, you're still being shown more
effective ads online because of everyone else that they've studied. Besides,
they could find even more effective ways of tracking at some point. Ones that
don't even require you clicking ads. Actually, they already did (archive)
(MozArchive) (sorry to
tell you that, mate):
Ultrasonic Cross-Device Tracking is a method by which devices communicate
using high-frequency sound waves, typically in the 18–20 kHz range—beyond
the range of human hearing. These ultrasonic “beacons” are embedded in
various media such as:


- Television commercials

- Smartphone apps

- Websites

- Retail store speakers


Now literally anyone - application developer, ad pusher, webdev, etc. can
attempt to send tracking data (that you won't be able to detect without network
monitoring or reverse engineering) to be picked up by any other nearby device.
Suddenly, some app on your phone "knows" you have watched some ad online or on a
TV, or even were in a certain place that emitted the tracking audio. And since
the Google + Mastercard deal already showed us that seemingly unrelated
corporations can work together, it means that such data could theoretically be
used by any entity that cooperated with the sending application developer, ad
pusher, webdev, etc. Though this requires allowing phone applications the
permission to record audio, who's to say that some phone producer or OS
developer (the spywaristic Google controls the main smartphone OS, don't forget
that) won't decide to lift that restriction thanks to a bribe from any of the
tracking entities? As we've established, the businesses always benefit from such
deals at the expense of the consumers. And, it doesn't even need to be phones;
any device could do this. It might be the Alexa you have in your house right
now, who will now happily play you songs that some ad-pusher told it to. The
deals between corporations and the abuse possibilities are endless, and it's
getting increasingly harder to deal with them. After all, you could be doing
everything perfectly yourself, but your family has a bunch of violating devices
(don't forget we live in a world where fridges connect to the internet) that
they refuse to turn off. Or the government could put up microphones everywhere
the same way they've already done with
cameras -
and then it's truly over.

Let me finish this section with a very fitting quote from Google - We don't need
you to type at all. We know where you are. We know where you've been. We can
more or less know what you're thinking about.


Social networks


One of the most popular internet sites these days are social networks, such as
Facebook or Twitter. People flock to them like flies, filling their databases
with information such as name, surname, phone number, place of work, interests,
and friend lists. They don't have a problem with sharing their political
opinions. Facebook makes it really easy, since the Like! button appears on most
popular websites, and clicking it sends information to Facebook about the
article you liked. How could they use that information? For example, for showing
targeted advertisements. A few years ago, Facebook promised that it would never
do that - but then changed their mind and it is now a reality. Some of these
advertisements can be insulting - for example, a person suffering from cancer,
after searching for information about it on the internet, was shown ads
about...burial services! <http://www.naturalnews.com/049386 Facebook
privacy_surveillance.html> (archive)
(MozArchive)

Comments written on these social networks are even more dangerous. They are
attached to your real name, and whoever finds your account can read them. What
could be the effects of that? You could lose your job or be arrested. Some
examples:

A person was arrested for posting lyrics of a heavy metal song on Twitter. The
government thought he was literally threatening to kill people and he was
arrested. This incident was described in detail here: <https://www.techdirt.co
m/articles/20140906/13490628443/heavy-metal-lyrics-posted-to-facebook-result-a
rrest-terrorist-threats.shtml> (archive)
(MozArchive)
A waitress lost their job 48 hours after complaining on Facebook that she's
earning too little in tips. <http://www.inc.com/news/articles/2010/05/waitress
-fired-for-facebook-post.html> (archive)
(MozArchive)


We could be focusing on singular situations - was someone punished appropriately
or not? You could even blame the victim. But the logical thing to do is to look
at the whole issue from afar. If these comments were made in person, and not on
the internet, no one could have gotten in trouble. The possibility of punishing
someone is the consequence of the technology that attaches the things you
post to your real name. After years of using social networks, anyone will
eventually end up saying something that might incriminate him later, even if it
was not obvious to him at the moment of writing. Or stated in another way, If
you give me six lines written by the hand of the most honest of men, I will find
something in them which will hang him - Cardinal Richelieu.

300 employers were asked whether they've checked the profiles of their would-be
recruits, and 91% agreed. 69% dismissed an employee because of something he had
in his profile. Some of the offending things were: negative opinions about
previous employers, photos of using drugs or drinking alcohol, or
"inappropriate" photos:

Showing a graph of the things employers dismiss their employees for having on their social media pages

There are also more direct ways that the social networks can affect you. In 2014
Facebook did a psychological experiment that was supposed to show that you
can control human minds without knowing them personally, and without their
knowledge. 689003 people (who weren't aware of being lab rats) were divided
into two groups - one of them was shown only content generating positive
emotions, the other - only negative. The more positive content someone saw, the
more positively he himself responded. The differences were small, but maybe they
could be increased with more drastic measures. For example, showing someone
articles about murders or kidnappings. You could also target the content someone
was going to be shown individually - based upon the things he's written in his
profile, or his browsing history (which Facebook collects through the Like!
buttons). If someone reads a lot of anti-government websites, they would be
shown articles about the government doing something bad. Or an anti-GMO person
would be shown information about GMOs being legalized somewhere. It is
plausible that this experiment opened the door to just this kind of thing. You
can read the whole experiment here:
http://www.pnas.org/content/111/24/8788.full> (archive)
(MozArchive).

Facebook also uses an algorithm for detecting faces on photos and automatically
adding a name to them.
http://www.dailydot.com/technology/facebook-deepface-science/> (archive)
(MozArchive). If your
name is on at least one photo, every other photo with your face could be
detected as you.


Communication and encryption


More and more human communication is done electronically. A human talking eye to
eye is spontaneous. He knows that only the person he's talking to can hear him.
Then he brings that attitude towards talking on the phone, which follows
different rules - all data about when, where, and to whom you made the call is
stored in the provider's database. In most countries, the police has access
to the data if they bring a court order. But in Great Britain - the leader of
electronic spying - three of four most used providers send all their data to police in real time (archive)
(MozArchive). The
implications are enormous - the same organization (the police) that is able to
fine or punish you, now has access to all your phone calls. People have been
locked up for SMS messages before, but usually they had to have their phones
physically searched. This requirement disappears with the automatic system of
sending messages to the police.

The same is true of internet communication. Most people use common tools like
Gmail or Skype. In one of his leaked documents, Edward Snowden revealed that the
NSA (National Security of America) has a program called PRISM, with which those
companies cooperate. Since 2011, Skype gives access to your conversations to
the NSA, including video recording:

Showing Skype being apart of PRISM program

Of course, we could use less popular software with an encryption capability, but
would that protect us from spying?

David Cameron, the prime minister of Great Britain, came up with an idea to ban encryption (archive) (MozArchive),
arguing that There should be no means of communication, which we cannot read.
Some people laughed, saying that the government would have to delete encryption
software from people's hard drives for it to work (and would that really be a
problem for them? Malware exists, you know). Others thought that they can't
implement it, because it would make banking and such insecure. But this looks
more like a desperate way to dismiss the possibility that, in the near future,
all our conversations done electronically will be spied on by the
government.

In another leak of NSA's documents, it was shown that they want to reduce the
effectiveness of common encryption:

Showing the NSA wanting to insert encryption vulnerabilities

You don't need to work with a software's creator to spy on our conversations,
though. Even in open source software (that anyone with enough knowledge and
dedication could theoretically inspect), there still happen bugs that can weaken
the encryption. For example, OpenSSL, the most popular library encrypting our
communications with websites, for 1.5 years had a bug allowing to download a
small amount of data from the memory of the server that it's used on, and that
data could include passwords and encryption keys. NSA, of course, took
advantage of that: <https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2014-04-11/nsa-said-
to-have-used-heartbleed-bug-exposing-consumers>
(archive)
(MozArchive) Another
example: Cryptocat screwed up the implementation of an encryption algorithm,
which allowed anyone with enough capability to decrypt communication made
through it. And NSA has these capabilities - they also save all encrypted
communications, so they can decrypt them later.

And they will most likely succeed - there is a huge chance that quantum
computers will make all current ciphers irrelevant -
https://hackaday.com/2015/09/29/quantum-computing-kills-encryption/> (archive )
(MozArchive) - so
private conversations will be a thing of the past. Add to that voice recognition
software, and we're finding ourselves in a world where all our conversations
are scanned for certain phrases (by a program similar to Content ID I've
talked about earlier).


Electronic banking


Cash payments are more and more often being replaced by electronic ones. People
like the comfort of being able to order anything they want and pay for it with a
few clicks. Having a bank account is something expected these days, even
required. But behind the curtain of convenience, gigantic implications for human
privacy and freedom are hidden.

Let's start from the basics - what is electronic money? It's a number in a
database on a server belonging to the bank you're using. Your ability to buy
anything is dependent on how big that number is - and since humans have to, for
example, eat - your life depends on it.

One guy from Cyprus got 720 000 Euros grabbed by the European Commission to pay
off Cyprus' debt. He had to fire all his Cypriot employees and move to another
country. First, the sum was displayed as "blocked", then they deleted it from
his account altogether. And, as he himself says, Thousands of other companies
around Cyprus have the same situation. This shows how much you can rely on a
number in a database - all it takes is one impulse in someone's mind, and it's
gone. Read more about this situation here:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=160292> (archive)
(MozArchive)

Another problem with electronic payments is the fact that they are anti-privacy.
All your transactions are stored in the bank's database. And the people
controlling the bank can use them against you - blocking unwanted transactions,
such as buying bitcoins
http://www.coindesk.com/dutch-bank-rabobank-blocks-bitcoin/> (archive)
(MozArchive) or
donations to WikiLeaks: <http://www.bankrate.com/finance/credit-cards/naughty-th
ings-credit-card-wont-buy-6.aspx> (archive)
(MozArchive). It's
easy to imagine a world where all your transactions are analyzed and
automatically blocked according to a list of banned items.

Paper money does not have that problem. It will not disappear from your pocket.
There is no central point that stores information about your transactions. You
can't "turn someone off" if he pays with paper money - if someone doesn't want
to sell you something, you go somewhere else. Paper money is a tool of the free
person - that's why the rulers are targeting it.

But you can still use paper money, right? Maybe not for long - they have been
trying to get people used to electronic payments for a long time. Advertising
bank accounts is commonplace. More and more employers require having a bank
account. The limits on the amount you can spend at once with paper money are
going down worldwide:

Showing limits on cash payments in various countries

Will they go down to zero? In some places that's already the case; for example,
buses in London cannot be paid for in cash
(MozArchive) since
2014. On November 8 of 2016, the prime minister of India has eliminated the two largest notes
(local) - Shri Narendra Modi
made an announcement that the Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes in circulation would
cease to be legal tender, which instantly shot up the amount of digital payments
- the debit card transactions rose by 108% and credit card transactions by 60%.
On the radio he admitted the goal is the complete elimination of paper money -
Less-cash first, cashless society next. In Sweden, payments are almost fully
electronic: <https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/jun/04/sweden-cashless-so
ciety-cards-phone-apps-leading-europe> (archive)
(MozArchive) - Swedish
buses have not taken cash for years, it is impossible to buy a ticket on the
Stockholm metro with cash, retailers are legally entitled to refuse coins and
notes, and street vendors – and even churches – increasingly prefer card or
phone payments. There are many other examples in different countries, such as
Denmark, the USA, etc. The amount of cashless places will keep increasing, and
people will eventually become irreversibly tied up in the electronic web of
slavery.


CCTV cameras


The strongest weapon of the technological control system are definitely the CCTV
cameras. While you can mostly avoid all the other things (at least for now),
the cameras are doing their job just by existing. They were slowly being put
into various places - from shops and schools to the streets, buses and flats;
you can assume that wherever you move, your life is being stored, watched and
analyzed by strangers. I knew a place where some drunks liked to meet up and
the spies put a camera in there, which the drunks destroyed. But the next day it
was replaced again, so having the cameras up at all times is clearly very
important to the spies.

The existence of the spying system completely changes the relations between
people and the rulers. You can't feel comfortable knowing that your every move
is being spied on (by people who can also punish you if you do something they
deem "wrong"). Most people don't seem to care though - they buy in shops loaded
with cameras and send their children to schools that have cameras. Some are even
happy that they are being watched, repeating dumb slogans about "safety", or
other excuses that have nothing to do with reality. This attitude is becoming
less and less viable because of the increase in capability - and prevalence - of
the relevant devices.

Advanced cameras can do much more than just recording video and relying on the
human's interpretation. They can spy on a human as he goes from one camera's
range to another's, detect faces, mark people according to gender or other
criteria:

Showing the intelligent camera system marking people by gender

They can also detect your behavior and mark it as potentially "suspicious".
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(MozArchive), Glasgow
https://www.nice.com/protecting/press-releases/NICE-Safe-City-Solutions-Deploye
d-in-Glasgow-to-Bolster-Security-Safety-and-Operations-Management-137> (archiv e)
(MozArchive), and even
in the Polish town Katowice <http://katowice.naszemiasto.pl/artykul/katowicki-i
nteligentny-system-monitoringu-i-analizy-czyli,2656606,artgal,t,id,tm.html> (a rchive)
(MozArchive).

This system makes absolute slaves out of people. There is a central point in
which the police can analyze all the data. One of the "suspicious behaviors"
that were being advertised by the CCTV companies was taking out a pistol from
your pocket. But anything at all can be considered "suspicious". Let's look at
some of the common things that I've seen being banned: selling stuff
on the streets, feeding birds, wearing a mask, walking the dog (!), driving
without seat belts, etc. Sometimes people get fined for these things, but they
have to be found out first by someone who just happened to be looking at the
camera, or a police officer randomly passing by. The intelligent monitoring
system removes this requirement, letting the psychopathic rulers fine anyone
for anything they desire, without relying on luck or having to put in excessive
effort.

Imagine you're walking through an alley that's loaded with these cameras while
eating a sandwich. Then you throw away the bag in which the sandwich was. A
camera sees that and assigns you a fine of 50 dollars for littering. Your face
has been detected and the path you take is now being watched and sent to the
police in real time. A few minutes later the police comes; you're trying to hide
but it's impossible, since there are cameras everywhere, and they know your
position. In the end, you pay up, the same as anyone who has ever littered. This
might look funny at the moment, but the technology already exists to make
this scenario a reality, it's just a matter of implementing it. The
advertisements for these cameras make it clear - being in the crowd will not
protect you. Neither will hiding your face, changing clothes, moving somewhere
else, etc. People will for sure try to find a way to bypass this system, and
they might even succeed at the beginning - but the algorithms will get better,
and will eventually make it impossible to fool them. If this system also
connected directly to people's bank accounts, they could even skip the police
step entirely, and ensure everyone violating a list of "bad" behaviors is
instantly fined. I don't think this is insurmountable or even particularly hard
to implement.

UPDATE September 2025: In 2022, the psychopaths have added scanning your e motions (archive)
(MozArchive) to their
spy-arsenal:
Documents obtained by civil liberties group Big Brother Watch show the
Government-owned company launched a pilot scheme at major stations in 2022
which was able to assess whether someone was happy, sad or angry.


But why would they need to do this? One reason is the usual one of gaining more
profit by ads:
In the documents, obtained in response to a freedom of information (FOI)
request, Network Rail said this analysis could be used to “measure
satisfaction” and “maximise advertising and retail revenue”.


Even though the company has later denied scanning emotions (Network Rail has
denied recording passengers’ emotions as part of trial of AI cameras.), the
technology that they were using does allow (archive)
(MozArchive) for such
functionality:
The API returns a prediction of an emotion based on a person's facial
expressions, along with the confidence level for the predicted emotion.


It also doesn't make sense to deny emotion detection when it's the only way
measuring satisfaction could have even worked (therefore, they lied). Regardless
- if more effective ads were their only application of this tech - then it
wouldn't be that bad. But is that so? Surely our noble rulers would never do
something truly evil, such as:

Screenshot from anime Psycho Pass, showing someone's crime coefficient being detected by AI, which judged him as dangerous enough to be killedComing soon to a city near
you

This would also fit what they were trying to do with the less advanced cameras.
And if you somehow still hope that the psychopaths in charge would never go so
far as to use AI to decide who's deserving of punishment, they have already tr ialed (archive)
(MozArchive) exactly
that:
The Ministry of Justice is working with researchers on a test project that
uses algorithms to identify patterns in the personal data, in an effort to
improve public safety, according to documents that were obtained by freedom
of information requests by the pressure group Statewatch.


All that's needed is to combine all these systems and boom! Real life Psycho
Pass.


Robotic cleaners


Perhaps you've been living under the assumption that - while the outside world
is already compromised - your home is still a "safe space" from Big Brother's
prying eyes. Well, here is an invention that threatens to bury this idea and
turn your cave into "enemy territory" as well. Namely robotic cleaners (archive)
(MozArchive), which
were taking photos of their beta testers and their homes:
Yet earlier this year, MIT Technology Review obtained 15 screenshots of
these private photos, which had been posted to closed social media groups.

[...] The most intimate image we saw was the series of video stills
featuring the young woman on the toilet, her face blocked in the lead image
but unobscured in the grainy scroll of shots below. In another image, a boy
who appears to be eight or nine years old, and whose face is clearly
visible, is sprawled on his stomach across a hallway floor.


The images were then being sent to a company called Scale AI, which employs
contracted data workers around the world to mark items on the photos:

Showing a photo taken by a Roomba, with additional labels on the items in it, added by humans

Scale AI admits to working
(archive)
(MozArchive) with
Generative AI Companies, U.S. Government Agencies & Enterprises. It is obvious
to me that the robotic cleaners are just one of the sources for the data that
will be used to enslave us all soon. The AI will be smarter - not only about the
general categories of things like knowing what a cupboard or charger is, but
specific layouts of places - which might help police-bots navigate, pick up
stuff, find spots where drugs are hidden, etc. more effectively down the road.
Now imagine the ability to frame someone for a crime with fake evidence
generated by AI - thanks to the data grabbed by the cleaner - and tell me it's
not something the rulers are salivating over.

Even though technically, the beta testers have signed written agreements
acknowledging that they were sending data streams, including video, back to the
company for training purposes, I doubt the photos ending up on social media were
part of the deal; the full agreement has not been publicly shared. And as of
writing (November 2024), it doesn't seem that the "AI training on recorded home
footage" functionality is in consumer products yet, but it would be a matter of
a simple auto-update to push it in. And it's hard to imagine that this is not
planned somewhere in the future, even if currently, some privacy protections are
still in place. Actually, this functionality does already exist, but in
another (Chinese) product (archive)
(MozArchive). It's
still opt-in, but for how long?

The rug will eventually be pulled and all the collected data simply shared with
the relevant organizations. That's the boiling frog strategy you've come to know
and love, if you've spent some time on this site already. It matters little
what's happening right now - what matters is what's possible. If these devices
are able to map homes of everyone that's using them, and share that information
with Generative AI Companies, U.S. Government Agencies & Enterprises - then it
will be done eventually, as long as the world's top people want it to happen.
And you don't really believe that the data is only going to be used so that your
robot cleans better, do you?


Visual Positioning System (augmented reality)


Heh. This came in literally right after I wrote about the robotic cleaners, and
is doing exactly what I was worried about them doing.
Look (archive) (MozArchive):
Large Geospatial Models will help computers perceive, comprehend, and
navigate the physical world in a way that will seem equally advanced.
Analogous to LLMs, geospatial models are built using vast amounts of raw
data: billions of images of the world, all anchored to precise locations on
the globe, are distilled into a large model that enables a location-based
understanding of space, structures, and physical interactions.


Where did they get their billions of images though? Take a guess (archive)
(MozArchive):
PokéStop Scanning is an opt-in feature that lets qualified Pokémon GO
Trainers record a stream of images of PokéStops or Gyms and provide related
information to Niantic [...]

Information gathered during PokéStop Scanning allows Niantic to generate
accurate, dynamic 3-D maps of real-world objects and their relative
locations, and help devices understand the surroundings in AR real-time


Yes, all the millennial PokéCucks who just a few years ago were running around
catching their Slowpokes and Haunters were contributing to our current and
upcoming collective slavery. Thanks, PokéCucks. But what's this technology
supposed to accomplish in practice? Coming back to the first article:
The LGM will enable computers not only to perceive and understand physical
spaces, but also to interact with them in new ways, forming a critical
component of AR glasses and fields beyond, including robotics, content
creation and autonomous systems. As we move from phones to wearable
technology linked to the real world, spatial intelligence will become the
world’s future operating system.


The bolded sentence says it all. The plan is to have you become dependent on the
fake worlds submitted by the rulers to your future operating system inside AR
glasses and fields beyond which probably means something inside your body. Once
this becomes normalized (like phones have been), interaction with the "real"
world will become a legend of the ancient age, like wars fought with swords
while riding on horses. If everyone ends up wearing or becoming integrated with
the fake world detectors, the rulers will be able to modify the experienced
world in whichever ways they want to, and no one will even notice because all
they will know is what their device displays to them. Though it might still be
technically possible to disengage from it (in the early stages), the lives of
the "pure" people will be heavily inconvenienced in terms of receiving life
necessities - exactly like it is today with phones and bank accounts. The long
term goal is to get everyone dependent on the device - similarly to how we are
all under CCTV surveillance now - and "deprecate" the real world. If that is
accomplished, the rulers would receive almost Godlike powers of deciding what we
are able to see - removing or substituting items - basically getting access to
the perfect tool for censorship and perception manipulation. But that's...well,
very long term. What's more short term?
These models could guide users through the world, answer questions, provide
personalized recommendations, help with navigation, and enhance real-world
interactions. Large language models could be integrated so understanding and
space come together, giving people the opportunity to be more informed and
engaged with their surroundings and neighborhoods.


Guide users? Like a quest marker for reality? No thanks. Answer questions of
course with a hard-coded "official version" of everything. Personalized
recommendations AKA more effective advertisements. Enhance real-world interactions?
Sounds like it would do the opposite, since you'd be engaged with the world
submitted by your device and not the real one (which you can barely do today
because of "laws", anyway). Large language models could be integrated, of course
ones with only "official" sources used for their training data. Now, you will
be able to absorb mainstream brainwashing (eg through biased descriptions of
historical events or of surveillance devices) simply while walking through the
streets - how convenient.

Side aims of this scheme might include helping police-bots find their way around
places - similarly to the cleaners in the previous section, though with more
reach. But I think the main point of it is to decrease the ability of plebs to
affect the real world. Since they will be satisfied with the shiny cool stuff
they can do inside the augmented one, the rulers will figure that they don't
need access to the real one anymore, and implement additional "laws" blocking
interactions with it - or simply change it in ways that make it unattractive or
unavailable. While this is happening, boiling frog strategy will be used to
slowly turn this technology from "fun", to "convenient", to "necessary", and
finalizing into "integrated" - which might take decades. In the end, augmented
reality is going to become the Trojan horse through which your rulers take over
the physical world without resistance. Again, it's not about the tech itself
necessarily being "bad", but who controls it, and it won't be you or
anyone sympathetic to you. Constructive uses of it could possibly be imagined,
but not with the current power structure.


Proctoring software: the spies' wet dream


If you thought Amazon Alexa or the aforemetioned robotic cleaners were serious
threats to privacy in your personal space, prepare for the real invader:

An animation showing how proctoring software detects people getting distracted, additional people, sounds, missing people, devices, or impersonations

In 2019, the proctoring market was valued at 354.37 million $ (archive) (MozArchive);
in 2023 - at 736.2 million $ (archive)
(MozArchive), and it
is projected to increase even further. Can't verify the reliability of the data
exactly, but all I want to show is the clear upwards trend. What does this mean,
though? It means that millions of students worldwide are having their behavior
watched and analyzed in their own homes anytime they take a test for their
online class - and it will be more. Here are some horror stories (archive)
(MozArchive) involving
this stuff:
When University of Florida sophomore Cheyenne Keating felt a rush of nausea
a few weeks ago during her at-home statistics exam, she looked into her
webcam and asked the stranger on the other side: Is it okay to throw up at
my desk?

He said yes. So halfway through the two-hour test, during which her every
movement was scrutinized for cheating and no bathroom breaks were permitted,
she vomited into a wicker basket, dabbed the mess with a blanket and got
right back to work. The stranger saw everything. When the test was finished,
he said she was free to log off. Only then could she clean herself up.


Another one (archive)
(MozArchive):
One of my French exams got flagged for cheating because I was crying for the
whole thing and my French prof had to watch 45 min of me quietly sobbing

I was yelled at for having a framed quote from my grandmother on the wall.


The privacy policy of Honorlock
(local) - one of the invading
companies - says this:
If requested by the Testing Organization, our Services may record your
activity during the Exam by taking audio and visual recordings from your
microphone andor your device camera, or from an external microphone or
camera device (for these purposes, we request that you grant us permission
to use your browser and device), as well as a recording of the screen of
your device. We may also receive a transcript of any audio detected by your
device microphone. Please note that these recordings may capture images or
audio of other people who are in or around your surrounding workspace area.
If you are taking an Exam through our Services at your home or in a personal
space, you agree to allow your activity and surrounding workspace area to
be recorded by video and audio and then to be viewed by a trained proctor
during or after the Exam, and by the instructor or administrator after the
Exam as directed by your Testing Organization for the purpose of detecting
any indication of cheating on the Exam.


Imagine having your little daughter who walks naked around the house, recorded
and also watched live. Maybe the spy just happens to be a pedophile and really
likes her, and uses her as masturbation material, or even sells on the Internet.
Such a situation can't be prevented as long as this type of software is allowed
to run rampant, and surely happened somewhere already. Do you want to have to
teach your little daughter that she is being watched and must control all her
behavior, because her sibling is doing a test? I wouldn't, and it would surely
be traumatic to her.

If anyone in a home goes to school which uses such strategies, the entire
family becomes enslaved. With the remote spies around, you can't even set up
your desk (archive)
(MozArchive) the way
you want to, anymore - Proctorio software conducts “desk scans” in an effort to
catch test-takers who turn to “unauthorized resources”. You have to adapt your
entire behavior to the requirements of the software, lest your test be invalid ated (archive)
(MozArchive) - He
should have graduated two years ago but he couldn't take the friggin math class
because THE SOUND OF HIS LAPTOP'S FAN SET OFF THE PROCTOR SOFTWARE. I can't
imagine living this life. But it's the reality for millions of students. At
first it seemed to be limited to colleges and high schools, but actually, they
already came for the primary / secondary kids too - Nearly a year since the
federal public health emergency expired, an analysis by the 74 has revealed that
K-12 schools nationwide – and online-only programs in particular – continue to
use tools from digital proctoring companies on students, including those as
young as kindergarten-aged children. Imagine being raised as a slave with
nowhere to run right from the youngest ages. Coming soon to a cinema near you,
except the cinema will be real.

The much worse result is that the thing you (or a family member) said / did will
be used to punish you later. As you don't really know where the data will go
once it has been recorded. There's already precedent ( archive)
(MozArchive) for
police grabbing data from home ~~retard~~ "smart" devices - Police have
requested 3,000 recordings from smart speakers monitored by Amazon this year.
The company has complied with 2,000 of those requests, allowing law enforcement
to listen in on individuals in their homes. So why wouldn't the proctor
companies eventually join the party? Of course they will. Hey, Honorlock even
beautifully admits this for us:
We process the information we collect about you via the Services on behalf
of the Testing Organization that invited you to take an Exam. Our processing
activities include using this information to help the Testing Organization
prevent cheating and other misconduct, sharing this information with the
Testing Organization, and using this information as otherwise approved in
our agreement with the Testing Organization. We may also disclose such
information when required by applicable law, court order, or other
governmental or regulatory authority, or to protect the rights, property,
or safety of Test Takers, the Company, the Testing Organization, other users
of our Services, or third parties.


Is it not obvious that the final goal of the rulers is to shove the same kind
(or even more advanced) of surveillance that they already have everywhere else,
into the sacred fortress called the home? And they will try all kinds of
openings - including education, work, games, help with chores, absolutely
anything to break the final barrier and fully enslave humanity (surveillance allows control and punishment and discourages resistance, basically generating learned helplessness) (arc hive)
(MozArchive):
One of the largest studies of social movement surveillance engaging over 70
US-based organisations revealed similar concerns regarding the breakdown of
trust amongst activists as they feared infiltration

Research with UK activists targeted by undercover police surveillance
captured similar outcomes, including experiencing a fractured sense of
reality, caused through fear and paranoia and a need to question every
personal encounter and relationship


By the way, here's (archive)
(MozArchive) how the
CEO of one of the proctoring companies defends the home privacy invasion:
Any plan that calls for schools to just ‘stop using’ proctoring will make
cheating more common than it already is, escalating a severe threat to all
higher education


If higher education is threatened by having to respect the basic human need for privacy, then let it
burn.
we may not love the idea of being on camera every time we visit a bank or go
to a convenience store, but no one is suggesting taking them down


O rly? That's exactly what I am suggesting. The CEO thinks he has some kind of a
"gotcha!" against us anti-surveillance people when he points out that - since
we already deal with bullshit spying elsewhere - we might as well shove it into
the home too. But he actually ends up dunking on himself, because the supposed
cheat prevention effects of the spyware very obviously don't justify the extreme
violation of privacy in the home. And since they don't, we might then -
naturally - question whether the other types of surveillance might also not be
justified by their effects of theft prevention (hint: they aren't, either).


Microchips


There is a massive campaign all over the world to put chips in people's pets,
allegedly to "be able to find them", but actually the point is to get people
used to the idea of chipping. And then they will chip the people. This is
already happening in some
bars (archive) (MozArchive) since
at least 2009:
Renowned Barcelona-based Baja Beach Club is the first ultra-trendy social
venue in the world to inject RFID microchips into its VIP members.

Drinks and entertainment are then tracked and debited from their in-house
accounts, relieving the need to carry ID or credit cards.


Sweden in particular has gone all in on the chips, using them to replace physical train tickets (arch ive)
(MozArchive):
[...] one Swedish rail company is offering passengers the option of
using a biometric chip implanted into their hand in lieu of a paper train
ticket.


...allow people to move around the workplace (archive)
(MozArchive):
At the moment the chip gives Epicenter's workers access to doors and
photocopiers, but with the promise that further down the track it will
include the ability to pay in the cafe.


...and even store vaccination records (archive)
(MozArchive):
People in Sweden are increasingly seeking to have microchips implanted that
contain their COVID-19 vaccination information, local reports say. Above, a
nurse marks a coronavirus vaccination card with a third booster dose of the
Pfizer vaccine at a clinic in Pasadena, California, on August 19.


If the trend that governs almost every other technology (phones, cars, bank
accounts...) ends up applying here too, then the microchips will start becoming
required in more and more places, and it will get increasingly harder to satisfy
basic needs (such as shopping, or maybe even entering your apartment) without
them. Eventually, avoiding their usage will become impossible. Meaning you
won't be able to exist as a purely biological creature anymore. At that point
they might start injecting them into every child that is born, because hell -
you need one anyway, so might as well do it right at the beginning, right? And
after everyone has them inside, what happens? They will start putting up chip
scanners absolutely everywhere (like CCTV today), and use those to maintain a
gigantic database of the times and places a person was scanned. This has
already been tried in some American schools (archive)
(MozArchive):
In general, these systems consist of a school photo ID card affixed to a
lanyard that is worn around the student’s neck. The ID has a RFID chip
embedded in it. The tag includes a digit number assigned to each student. As
a student enters the school or pass beneath a doorway equipped with an RFID
reader, the tag ID is read, recorded and sent to a server in the school's
administrative office. The captured data not only provides an attendance
list (sent to the teacher's PDA), but tracks the student's movement
throughout the day.


Using the scanners, business owners (and governments, of course) will also be
able to block people from entering places much easier; those "don't let X and Y
person enter" signs will be replaced by automatic alarms once a person with a
"banned" chip ID tries to come in. Of course, it will also be trivial to prevent
an outlaw from eg. using the money system country-, or even world-wide. Hey,
maybe people will also be able to be automatically executed at some point (by a
poison contained inside the chip?). Sounds far-fetched today, but technology
keeps developing, and we already know that the rulers' psychopathy has no
limits.


Holograms


Advertisements have been with us for a long time, even before technology. You
can avoid them by installing AdBlock or switching to another TV channel. But you
won't be able to hide from an advertisement displayed, for example, on grass or
the sky. I thought that's far into the future before I wrote this article, but
actually, this has already been tried: <https://thefutureofthings.com/5069-nike-
launched-a-holographic-3d-advertising-campaign/> (archive)
(MozArchive). This
could also be used not only to advertise products, but convince people of the
reality of certain versions of events.

UPDATE August 2025: heh. A new application for this technology just droppe d (archive)
(MozArchive):
Standing at about 1.7 metres (5ft 6in) tall and dressed in full uniform, the
Seoul Metropolitan Police Agency’s 3D projection is based on a real-life
officer, according to the E-daily newspaper.

The digital officer appears nightly, glowing blue in the dark, between
7pm and 10pm at Jodong No 3 Park in central Seoul. It pops up every two
minutes to deliver a pre-recorded audio message reminding passers-by that
they are being watched by security cameras and that “in the event of
violence or other emergencies, the police will respond in real time” before
disappearing.


Meme about federal agents glowing in the darkReality truly follows art

No more being able to rest in a park after a hard day of work. The pleb simply
must be reminded of his position at absolutely all times. I suspect this will
generate serious traumas in the people constantly having to listen to the
pre-recorded sentence, similar to how war victims react to (archive)
(MozArchive) the
buzzing of drones. But hey, everything for safety, right? Who will save me from
the glowie screaming at me to keep two meters distance, though?


Self-driving cars


Already being tested in, for example, California <https://www.bloomberg.com/news
/articles/2017-02-01/tesla-is-testing-self-driving-cars-on-california-roads> ( archive)
(MozArchive). And when
they will finally be put into roads, we will keep hearing about how safe they
are (this already happens, but will be much more common). When people finally
get convinced of the safety of these cars, regular cars will be banned since
they are allegedly less safe than the computer-controlled ones. So we will be
able to drive only according to the path the computer chooses, which will of
course also be stored in the global database. Cars without a steering wheel
(that already exist) will also prevent fleeing from the police.

UPDATE October 2025: heh. New usage for the self-driving cars just dropped (archive)
(MozArchive); see if
you can guess what it is:

Self-driving police car

The Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office on Monday unveiled its first-ever
self-driving vehicle, named "PUG," short for Police Unmanned Ground.


Nice name - sadly there is nothing cute about it.
The vehicle comes equipped with 360-degree cameras, license plate
recognition, and even a deployable drone.


Drones will hunt you down if you do anything "suspicious". Much improvement over
the boring, static CCTV.
It is designed to patrol neighborhoods, integrate with law enforcement
databases in real time, and provide support at crash scenes with tools
such as thermal imaging and drone response.


Hopefully you now realize what the AI data centers are for.
Officials also noted that the vehicle comes at no cost to taxpayers.


Heh. Assuming this is even true (who's funding it then?), the cost will instead
be paid with the increased fear, constant anxiety, slavery, trauma, and funnily
enough the lack of safety once the drones start hunting down innocent people
(it's not like AI detection is flawless (arc hive)
(MozArchive) - A high
school student in Baltimore County, Maryland was reportedly handcuffed and
searched after an AI security system flagged his bag of chips as a possible
firearm.).

Let's be clear about what this is even for. The older technologies are simply
not mobile enough, not intimidating enough, not versatile enough, not punishing
enough against the plebeians who dare to do anything the psychopaths in charge
do not like. CCTV - for example - is a chihuahua compared to this hunting dog.
It's completely immobile, has blind spots, and can be easily rendered useless by
spray paint or other methods
(archive)
(MozArchive); this has
360 degree view and can move anywhere, see everything. CCTV has no in-built
punishment capability (yet) - this sends a drone after your ass. The same fear
Ukrainian / Russian soldiers constantly feel (archive)
(MozArchive), you will
soon feel too, as just a regular innocent "citizen". It shouldn't also be too
hard to do this incognito by making this car look like just any old one, making
everyone paranoid (chilling effect) of every car driving nearby.


Culmination of the technological control system


The final aim of the technological control system is putting together all
these tools to allow full control of humanity. To use the Internet, you will
have to give your real name (or maybe flash a microchip?) - so everything we do
there will be connected to our government identity. All encrypted connections
and conversations will be decrypted on the fly and analyzed. Freely downloading
torrents or even making jokes like "die in a fire" will be a thing of the past.
All the information you receive will be controlled - similar to what Facebook
and Google already do, but globally.

Our physical position will be tracked by cameras and microchip scanners which
will be in places such as shops, airports, flats, etc. So our movements will be
analyzed in real time - but not by people, like it is now, but by AI (or even
robots, farther in the future). You won't be able to flee from this system -
they will even spy on the homeless (there were already programs to find and
catalogue the homeless' position, allegedly to help them, but it really was
about the spying). Maybe they will soon put cameras in their favorite places, if
they aren't already doing that. December 17 revision: heh, they ARE already
doing that - <https://techcrunch.com/2017/12/13/security-robots-are-being-used-t
o-ward-off-san-franciscos-homeless-population/> (archive)
(MozArchive). Didn't
think it would get there so fast!

Paper money will fully disappear. All our transactions will be connected to our
real name, as everything else. There will be a giant, worldwide database storing
the physical position of every person, as well as everything she has ever done,
said, wrote, bought...All her movements will, of course, be analyzed in real
time by AI. I think the technology for all that already exists - so this is a
social or logistical problem, not a technological one. How long will it take the
rulers to install all that, and get people used to slavery? I have no idea. But
one thing is for sure: the comfortable life that you're used to, will be only a
happy memory soon.

UPDATE 2022: somehow I felt like updating this, since I think I failed to
make my main point as effectively as I wanted to. So, imagine a video game
character, like Mario. By interacting with the game, we can check how high
he can jump, how long does it take him to reach full running speed, what kinds
of enemies he can stomp on and ones he can't, etc. Since Mario is just a program
running on our computers / consoles, we can learn all that he can do at any
moment. His jump height is a constant, so we can theoretically calculate whether
he can hit some block, or in how much time (in-game frames) a certain enemy
will reach us. More than that - by knowing the particulars of the game, we can
decide what's the best course of action 5 levels down the road.

This is, in fact, how extremely precise speedruns are created. For simple games
like Super Mario Bros, they are already very optimized, almost down to a
single step. But the same rules apply to even complex games like JRPGs. Picking
up a certain item early on can allow you to do something 2 hours later. Learning
a certain skill that's weak at the beginning can allow you to kill the final
boss in one hit. Running from a battle can set a RNG-dependent variable to a
certain optimal value, etc. To a regular player, these strategies might seem
stupid in the short term, but they finalize in the best possible route in the
end. It is not just about speedruns, but any kind of challenge runs, etc. will
require deep knowledge and long term analysis of the game mechanics to perform.

Now what if I told you that reality is the video game in question? Imagine -
your location is already known by your smartphone, or car, or a web of CCTV, or
a combination of those. Your deepest darkest desires are known by your search
engines, your network of friends by the social media services, etc. Just this
alone enables huge knowledge, prediction and control abilities (this has been
described in the previous sections). But imagine we go deeper with microchips,
thought readers, smart cities and stuff like that. With increasing technology,
we become more like the video game character.

To reach that level, we require three things. First is the technology that
allows us precise enough data collection. Second is powerful computers that
enable calculations fast enough to predict outputs based on inputs long ahead in
time (what chess engines already do, but in a much more complicated system).
The third is the technology that allows us to push switches - the way a
keyboard or joystick does in a video game device. See, we're still physical
beings, dependent on things like genes expressing themselves, neurons firing,
hormones entering a cell to cause certain changes, etc. All of this could be
theoretically controlled by technology. Even now, with the relatively simple
switches that we have, we can already cause depression in social media users by
showing them certain stories. We can get people to buy things thanks to
AI-determined direct advertisements, etc. Imagine if we got down to the level of
the cell!

And the rulers are surely working on such a technology as we speak. I mean, what
do you think the mRNA vaccines are? What do you think will happen when the
analysis and control ability reaches Mario's level? Consider the fact that
right now they do not mind using all the available technology against us to
the fullest extent. No brakes against CCTV, iris scanning, and all the other
mentioned things exist. This implies that for any new slavery tech, there won't
be ones, either.

And this is why we need the physical infrastructure soon. If the world is
controlled by evil actors (as it is right now) and they have all this capability
(which we don't), including direct cell access, God help us. The higher the
level of technology, the bigger the power difference between us and the rulers.
At the peak of it, resistance will not be possible anymore (I would guess this
takes no more than a few decades). Imagine them being able to show a graph of
your most likely movements according to the information they already have, in
real time, and use it against you. How can you resist, when the computers can
predict what you're going to do on Level 6 of the reality game - and push a
switch to deny or change it? You will never do anything other than what the
rulers (or the AI, if it is given control and goes rogue) allow. And since the
technological development isn't going to stop, we need to take over right now.

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