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by verisimi 5y ago
The truth is also that this is not a problem you or I created. We leave our lives fairly simply I'm sure, choosing not to harm others. When we make choices, these choices are provisioned for us by the governance structure and the cor
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by verisimi 5y ago
I like your point about the slow motion stuff being eye opening - I agree. I don't get why _every_ point about 'the wonder of nature' has to suffixed with a downer. It actually leaves the impression with me that you actually
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by verisimi 5y ago
We're not in court. But, as I said elsewhere, I think it is pretty understandable corporate behaviour that has been done previously by anti-virus companies. Why would you not take an opportunity like this in order to create a drama whe
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by verisimi 5y ago
Thank you. I appreciate you saying that the second paragraph is aggressive, but I think it would be naive to think that it isn't possible, or even probable - if there's money in play. A lot of anti-virus protection companies did
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by verisimi 5y ago
I see Cloudflare as part of the system of control of the internet. They can prevent sites from being seen or users from accessing the internet. I also suspect that their business model is the mafia protection racket - that they may run som
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by verisimi 5y ago
But bacteria and fungi can live in space?
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by verisimi 5y ago
Why no viruses?
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by verisimi 5y ago
I'm cynical, but I think if the bbc, guardian and wapo are reporting on this, this is a controlled release.
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by verisimi 5y ago
#1 Parent was a CEO.
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by verisimi 5y ago
Technocracy. We'll all live in small flats, every move monitored, resources 'correctly' allocated, quarterly 'health' shots, no cars, we'll see very little nature. My, how far we've come...
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Nat. Vaccine Information Center youtube goes as Google fights misinformation(twitter.com)
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Gates Foundation place 100m bet on Moderna (2017)(cnbc.com)
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by verisimi 5y ago
"you have to work on yourself, and in that domain there are no easy answers." I couldn't agree more. But, if you step back, its a pretty easy resolution.. Do you want to be endlessly troughing at stupid cat pictures, or do y
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by verisimi 5y ago
Well, when you're making an omelette you have to break some eggs. There has been a literal, yet largely silent, book burning going on with Google services in recent years. On youtube, many alternative voices are silenced, billions of
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by verisimi 5y ago
In fact its not strange that the government mandates things - you are right. What I should have said, is how is it right? Why should people who are excluded by the government respect or honour those rules? Should they continue to pay tax
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by verisimi 5y ago
Handy isn't it, though? Personally, I'm not ok with segregating people, preventing them from shopping etc. Very strange to see this being mandated by the government in this day and age.
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by verisimi 5y ago
My god - if we can't even see that we have been engineered to give up all sense of privacy - that perhaps that was a massive factor in the drive to ensure we adopt technology - we really are in trouble! We didn't realise what we w
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by verisimi 5y ago
What is it is the other way around? That he progressed so far because of his occult roots, but that we don't hear about this sort of thing so much nowadays? PS I personally find it, erm, disconcerting, that someone with a background
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Best deconstruction of the past 18 months from a finance perspective(thephilosophicalsalon.com)
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