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webdoodle
8d ago
Stop Operation Mockingbird
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webdoodle
8d ago
Yep, this doesn't feel organic at all. Meta must be pretty desperate if they are going to go against the blue to sell spyglasses.
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webdoodle
13d ago
Citizen's United was the nail in the coffin for honest journalism, because it sold out to those with the largest wallets. If you truly want truth in journalism support independent journalists financially, and with your attention. Ign
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webdoodle
17d ago
Ironically most of the people reading this are doing so on an always connected phone with a fused battery, that they can't trust, because they don't control it. It also has significantly more capabilities that a flock camera, and
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webdoodle
17d ago
Don't listen to these hecklers, you have every right to your privacy, and should demand it. Anonymity is paramount if people want to be able to talk without repercussions. Gaslighting, heckling and other forms of harassment are to co
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webdoodle
21d ago
This is most likely the explanation. Apex predators will often try to kill the seed of an enemy by tearing off their junk. It's much less dangerous than trying to kill the enemy, and it serves the same purpose of ending their genetic
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21d ago
Speculation: Most forms of breast cancer occur because of bad protein production from a specific gene. My guess is this flight attendants breast cancer isn't from any known breast cancer gene.
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23d ago
Is it really cheating if the system is vulnerable? What about things like a filibuster or slow walking an order?
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24d ago
This list is incomplete without Eric Hoffer's True Believer, which is probably a reference/source for all of these other books. It's basically how to build a fanatic, a cult and a mass movement. It's also required read
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24d ago
I thought this was the next evolution of the smartphone. One so smart that it does all the thinking for you. You don't even have to be conscious, you just do whatever it tells you too. Oh wait, that's what they do already.
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27d ago
> many tech leaders cite patriotism and national renewal in their quest for military contracts, but mutual self-interest is what drove cooperation in the past How can they be patriots when they do so at the expense of the 1st, 4th, 5th a
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28d ago
2 is 1, one is none. I hope they do regular backups too.
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28d ago
FlightAware (ADSB) and MarineTraffic (AIS) systems hide data upon request too. Which is why it's important that citizen scientists run there own receivers.
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1mo ago
AI the ultimate yes man, who can't be held accountable, can't be prosecuted, and can't be shutdown.
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1mo ago
Did they ever discover who was piggy backing off there systems? https://www.vice.com/en/article/how-and-why-the-fbi-mysterio...
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1mo ago
This is the continuation of Operation Mockingbird. After it was exposed in the 70's by the Pike and Church Committee's, they reorganized privately using Allen & Co's Billaionaire's SummerCamp to consolidate the medi
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2mo ago
Yep. For instance it could be from higher cosmic ray penetration into the earth during the last geomagnetic excursion.
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2mo ago
Invasion of Cuba incoming?
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2mo ago
Whether the pixels are not representative of actual size, seems like putting lipstick on a pig. When I look up at night, I can't see the night sky without several satellites interrupting my view. Even a brief 10 second glance, will p
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3mo ago
A friend of mine owned the first Ipod, and diligently ripped all his cd's and cut and pasted them too his device. I asked if he had backups, and he said he had the cd's. I told him too make a copy, just in case the Apple mafia c
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3mo ago
Interesting take. Do you think they are intentionally killing curiosity? If so, why?
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3mo ago
Of course they would. They already know who you hate from constant doomscrolling and rage bait. They'll call it asshole avoidance, and charge a premium.
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4mo ago
I've been smartphone free for over 5 years now. It's been liberating, but its just not enough. I still use my computer to doomscroll for an hour or 2 a day. It takes me hours of hiking alone in the woods afterwards too unwind a
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4mo ago
Because it is. Total surveillance only works if the people are forced to wear the tracking collar. The next steps are tying it to CBDC, that require a phone number to access your wallet, and tying it to realid/passport to restrict tr
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5mo ago
The entire 10th amendment is basically being ignored because interstate commerce policies and rulings. For that matter, the 1st, 4th and 5th aren't being upheld either.
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5mo ago
Nuclear weapons have rarely been used kinetically. Their real force multiplier is the fear. A.I. is being used by so many people for so many diabolical things, hidden, unknown things that we may never fully understand it's purpose. Bu
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6mo ago
Not in that order: first denial, because like nicotine industry, they KNEW IT WAS ADDICTIVE but got everyone hooked anyway. The Fear is only because it might (but probably won't) get regulated heavily. They are predators, and the onl
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6mo ago
I find this very suspect that a biomarker for schizophrenia is found before "black" gene/biomarker is found. It sounds like a setup for mass gaslighting and institutionalization by big pharma. Society is always looking for
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6mo ago
Throw away your 'smartphone' and stop using anti-social media. It is killing society, and only making the Billionaires more powerful. They are evil and will do anything to stay in power.
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Jailed for Their Words [video]
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