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I agree with most of this, but have to take note that >thousands of people working on this all personally committed to complete secrecy Basically describes a
by monkeyfun 2y ago
I agree with most of this, but have to take note that
>thousands of people working on this all personally committed to complete secrecy
Basically describes a LOT of government spying programs or horrific abuses that have happened, for instance.
Secrets can absolutely be held, and I wouldn't be surprised by even thousands of NDA'd engineers (who already have been doing this sort of thing for a loooong time) opting not to leak anything in a way that would be credible.
I'll reiterate that I'm skeptical of the overall conspiracy claims even though I usually believe in mass spying claims or institutions/corps/etc. being awful. I just think your argument there is pretty flawed, at least that aspect of it.
In fact, on why I'm skeptical:
I just can't shake this profound sense that it's like the "Frequency Illusion" phenomenon that I've demonstrated to people while driving or walking outside.
Or more likely a mix of it with people also getting prompted with what they "want" in the first place by all the advertising and targeted media and their various search history data.