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Jun 20, 2023·edited Jun 20, 2023Author

Whig history is driving society off a cliff and into the abyss. Any time someone cites Steven Pinker as a justification for more bureaucratic nonsense, I feel like reminding them that he liked to hang out with Jeffrey Epstein. How's that for cynicism?

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

I was taught in grade school-many, many years ago, about the concept called “photosynthesis”. To simplify things, here is what I learned. CO 2 is needed by all green plants, grasses, and trees in order to live. In are turn, green plants produce O2 for us to breathe. So, if it were even possible to reduce CO2 -as these globalists say they want to do, then humans and all green plants would surely die. This, as you know, is a big lie! A lie used to scare the population-especially the young-and to force the population to accept a primitive life style. Remember: “you will own nothing and be happy”! A world where cars are no longer allowed. The eating of meat-beef because raising cattle produces too much CO2. The “big boys” want complete control over you and me. Only they will be allowed to do the things we once did! Their lies are just that! Lies to takeover all those people living on our earth. They warn about overpopulation which is a false concept called the “Malthusian Theory”! Another lie! These lies are voiced just to get you and me to comply and gladly accept their One World Government. A government where only the elite will be able to do as they please! Their desire is to make robots out of every person who have had their DNA code changed by the jab. This, too, is just another way to reduce the population and to get rid of us “useless eaters”! This is not the first time this has occurred. Our Bible tells us how and why the Tower of Babel was built. This, too, was an attempt to build a One World Order! God put an end to this by causing a flood! He caused the people to speak in the different languages and divided the world up into what we call continents! This was so another world government could not occur. Our world has grown and the travel has made the world seem smaller. The accepted language is English. So, once again, we see the building of another One World Government! But, I guarantee, He will come again and destroy the wicked as He has done before. This being the Great Tribulation as described in Revelations. Just be sure you know Christ and have accepted him as your Savior. If you do know Him, I can guarantee that He will take care of you. You will have no reason to fear. Nuff said!

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Thank you, Spartacus. I appreciate your honesty. Admitting you are wrong is certainly not the easiest thing to do for any of us. Me included! I am glad to hear you have read Patrick’s books. He has worked very hard to get the word out concerning the global elites and their plans. You may or may not know, he had a recent heart attack, but thankfully he is doing well. I have two books that I would like you to read, if possible. The first one is: To The Victor Go The Myths & Monuments : the History of the first 100 years of the War Against God and the Constitution, 1776-1876 by Author R. Thompson. The second is The Footsteps of the Messiah. A study of the Sequence of Prophetic Events. By Dr. Arnold G. Fruchtenbaum. Dr. Fruchtenbaum is a Christian Jew. His book is fascinating and worthy of your time to read. He puts everything out in simple terms and references. The first one, written by Thompson took him approx 30 yrs to find all the documents and history before he wrote the book. Thank you. From: the old lady!

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

A digital ID that allows verification of online activity would do exactly what is desired as it would put the brakes on free speech and expression. Our law enforcement agencies display the integrity of a used car salesman and only thing that has prevented a wholesale exercise of Stasi-Esque authority has only (barely) been prevented by public discourse and anonymous whistle-blowers. Without the ability to anonymously speak, there would be an absolute and instantaneous chilling of speech. That is the goal of ESG and the machinations of the WEF, WHO, and our own internal 3-Letter despots.

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Jun 20, 2023·edited Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

I dabbled in database design for a few years back in the late 1990's. Checked out a book on relational database theory from the local university library and within a few weeks began creating a tool that ended up used by a major ERP software company that eventually was gobbled up by Oracle. Had no previous background in programming other than learning Basic in high school on an Apple II. But I knew the team leader and he believed I'd figure it out. Who you know, not what you know gig that I ended up traveling around the nation and internationally to perform installs and teach the end users.

I ended up creating many custom database systems for small businesses and medium-sized nonprofits as a side gig, databases that outperformed much more expensive ones written by teams of programmers from large national vendors, still used 10-15 years after the installs. Self-taught.

I learned a lot about what databases could do and be used for. It was in the many-to-many relationships in databases I learned that I began to understand how powerful, and dangerous they would become, especially as more and more data was entered, combined from multiple resources to analyze behaviors and design campaigns to maximize efficiency. That was when I became very protective of my data and private information, I knew what could and would eventually be done with it. The only limitation on complete control has been data storage capacity and processing speed. Technology that exponentially grows daily.

Retain as much anonymity as possible in all your endeavors. Lie if you have to about who you are (unless perjury is a consequence, and even then calculate your risk). Databases make all of the control possible. I'm glad I learned what I learned about them when I did.

Note: Substack is compiling a very powerful database about us, as users. Have you ever visited your Dashboard, looked at your subscribers, click them and you'll see exactly what content of yours they've engaged, if they opened your emails, lists any links in your posts a subscriber has clicked, how they found you on Substack in the first place. All sorts of data being captured about user interfaces. And that's just what they show us. All logged. Sortable. Profilable. Useful for targeting messages that will resonate with a user's values. Like for micro-targeted political campaign ads. Or for less benign intentions.

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Jun 20, 2023·edited Jun 20, 2023Author

I've deployed a LAMP stack manually over SSH into a VPS before, to run a PHP board (which, of course, stores posts as MySQL entries). The entire experience completely disenchanted me. The centralized, client-server arrangement of websites is fundamentally broken. We need distributed web protocols where people maintain full custody over their credentials and are never spied on by centralized databases aggregating their info. The future is distributed and serverless.

https://shaneduffy.io/blog/decentralized-backend-building-an-angular-dapp-with-orbitdb-and-ipfs

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Yes! It's the merging of data from different sources with sufficiently unique identifiers to match that makes them valuable and dangerous for those who possess the data. For surveillance state and corporate profits alike. Thing is, what's already out there, is. How does one go about putting the toothpaste back in the tube?

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Does blockchain accomplish this? It seems to me that blockchain logs every single thing a person does online. People say you are in charge of your data using blockchain, but I have my doubts - I imagine it depends on how it's built, but I don't know enough about it. Can you say a little about blockchain and the web 3 that's being built using it?

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Elegant.

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Your maps are among the very best I've yet found. God bless you! I pray I find ways to share your work effectively.

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

Thanks, very well written. I found myself mentally composing a hypothetical ‘beyond Mad Max’ shopping list. It includes hunting bows, mountain bikes, daggers, fingerless glove/knuckle duster combo (my army surplus sells these 😳), canvases and 25kg tubs of tallow.

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What about the assless chaps? 😄 The go-to end of times fashion accessory.

I found myself doing the same thing, thinking that I still haven't taken the gun test and gotten a gun. I have some food supplies, ways to gather water, and survival discussions with my sons about the uses of knives and hunting bows.

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Don't stop; you need real experience with everything you've mentioned and a whole lot more. Storage food is great, but being able to grow your own is better.

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Indeed, thanks. 💕 I'm part of a group of six that is growing food. One couple are experienced homesteaders, and another couple already grow a lot of food. I'm just starting to learn.

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I for one, couldn't survive on a vegan diet, which is what the "grow your own" offers. Unless one houses chickens and a goat or a cow, which is what I need to thrive. I am however now sourcing my animal proteins from a nearly local organic farm and ranch.

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If body builders and triathletes can thrive on a vegan diet (as some of them do), you probably can too -- but bodies are different, and livestock are certainly an option. Plants need much less attention, and permit me to travel, so I don't bother with raising animals.

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I'm suspicious of your first statement, but be that as it may.

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OK, let's take a look. Try:

https://fitnessvolt.com/vegan-bodybuilders/

and

https://www.adaptnetwork.com/veganadventurist/8-most-successful-vegan-runners-triathletes/

This is nothing new; people like this have been winning titles for decades. The need for animal protein and vitamins is an enduring myth, although strict vegans (I am not) are encouraged to watch their vitamin B12 level.

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How can one circumvent getting a digital ID when nearly everyone has to pay property taxes to have a home? Even renting I'm certain will require digital payment. Anyone can also be forced out of their home because of eminent domain.

I'm not seeing a clear solution to this problem unless their are societies ruled by leaders not willing to be part of the larger plan. Is it possible, for example for a county (or possibly a state) to become fully sovereign by not accepting federal monies? Moreover, would calling a Convention of States help matters at all or worsen things?

I realize the answers to these questions are opinions and theories , but it seems clear to me that these questions will surface in time based on the results of history, and most notably the past three years. These are the questions I am asking myself every day.

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Push hard for localism as an antidote to globalization, as much as possible. As centralized systems strain to supply people with what they need, communities should politically and economically distinguish themselves from states. Buy local, support local political candidates, rebuff all overreach by centralized authority. Local, local, local.

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

Exactly, the additional businesses that should be boycotted are Walmart and the rest of the Sino-Paramours that sacrifice American workers and Mom & Pop stores in return for cheap, plastic crap. I can literally fix anything/appliance but the crap they sell just falls apart. How many 99¢ spatulas do you need? As much as possible, I purchase American made products and these can typically be maintained forever. Buy good stuff that lasts. Don't buy a cheap Walmart bicycle every couple of years, buy an old American made Schwinn and take every year to the Mom & Pop bike shop for a tune-up and new tires. Patronize your friends and neighbors and keep the money flowing in your community. AI will never replace the intrinsic esthetic of hand crafted or hand maintained items. It is, in part, the labor expressed in the end product. There is something to be said for being proud of your community and your neighbors.

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

I have a 1986 Schwinn. Best bike ever. Lightweight but tubing makes the frame absorb the jolts. Not jittery like many others.

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

Eventually, I hope humans will create a culture and faith that preserves humanity. I have numerous practices that could be adopted. One such practice is never take food or drink from sources outside your people. In a future of franken food, this might be necessary.

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Sad but true, and becoming more apparent with each passing day. Between mRNA and GMO, local food sources are looking more and more necessary.

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The rebuff of overreaches is the most pernicious thing to overcome. I have a town council, and anything that makes things "safer" or comes from the state, they just roll over.

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Lee Muller, it goes further than that, but you are right. We are not yet talking about what we have to talk about. We have to get on top of the brainwash-ability of the human brain - a severe limitation to the human race. And only when we do we that can we move onto the next step, to get on top of the capture of ALL of our public institutions (medicine, education, politics and government, law etc) and replace them with something completely new. Their core premises are entirely wrong, and reform by playing musical chairs within the organizations will be impossible. I think this is why few people will talk about the big picture. The answers are, as yet, invisible and unimaginable.

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Even those who are not brainwashed are eager to serve so long as they get what they need or something out of it. That's what I have observed the past three years. Most that have become awakened are not sounding the horn to friends, family, or publicly. They are just along for the ride wherever it may go, hands in the air.

What comes to mind and what I try to do, just a little bit each day ... pray, spread the news, and prepare.

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

We non stop sound the horn to friends and family, so we have less friends and family look at us like we are nuts. It feels like we are alone in an ocean of crazyness. Some will never understand what is happening, they do not want to and that is the reason why the things are moving further. We are tired and sad, we never belived that people can be so unrealistic, so divided, stubborn and distructive with their own lives.

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Property taxes need to be abolished..I'd love to see a class action lawsuit in every state.

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I really think you've hit the nail on the head regarding the importance of the human body.

I recently found out about Elon's approach to ensuring he only had boys.

it's clear that natural reproduction is a target as well, considering it's hard to consider it being more 'game over' than that. Makes a lot of the ongoing attacks on human health and ecology look more deliberate than mere mistakes.

I don't think "being one of them" is much of a confession, I'd argue far more people are assimilated than would like to admit it. I'd argue it's essentially the default these days.

https://libresolutionsnetwork.substack.com/p/has-the-technocracy-already-assimilated

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Jun 20, 2023·edited Jun 20, 2023Author

Indeed, we are. Seeing the lie and shaking out of it is a very weird feeling. I grew up as a tech junkie, soldering iron in one hand and screwdriver in the other. I love dismantling stuff. I build top-notch PCs for fun. When I was a kid, I read Battle Angel Alita (this was well over a decade before the movie came out), and I thought it'd be freakin' cool to be a cyborg. My family had all sorts of health problems, in and out of hospitals all the time, and I was kind of resentful of just how fragile the body really is. Now, I'm sitting here watching Neuralink jam electrodes into monkey brains and Klaus Schwab muttering about how he'll be able to feel what his audience is feeling through some manner of techno-telepathy, and it's all so oddly grotesque.

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The body is not that "fragile". That is one of the most insidious parts of the brainwashing. The human body persists through the most gross abuse. Anyone incarnate today who has not lived entirely off grid, has been brutalised since the day of their conception. And when they have sought help for whatever is starting to ail them, they are further brutalised by the drugs and other gross treatments they are fed to them by the medical industry. Read Culpeper's Herbal, published in 1640 to get an interesting insight into the war on humans waged by doctors. We are a pretty robust species if we care for ourselves sensibly and treat sickness and injury with nature's help, in a way that supports rather than destroys health.

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I watched my only sibling die of an aggressive cancer at a very young age. It's kind of difficult not to see the body as fragile and impermanent after that.

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...and I watched my sister and my mother murdered in the same way. The assault on us is relentless. We are not weak, we are chronically overloaded.

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I think it's more accurate to say the body is vulnerable, not fragile. The body doesn't last forever no matter what, and coming to terms with that reality is a growth process. Definitely harder when you've lost a young loved ones. The body is amazingly resilient to so many toxins and poor eating habits. We've just gotten to the point where a lot of the western world is overloaded with them.

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"The body is amazingly resilient to so many toxins and poor eating habits. We've just gotten to the point where a lot of the western world is overloaded with them. " Precisely. We are very resilient. But as with every living thing, it is vulnerable to deadly attack from outside. What has happened to us is deadly attack from a cunning enemy; an extremely insidious attack in that it is invisible to most.

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Was he vaxxed? This is a nosy personal question so do not feel you have to answer it.

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I can't even figure out how to get my files off my old (and really good built for me) computer.

I really wish I would just buckle down and figure it out.

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

First: Free yourself from the assumptions of the material reductionist cultural matrix that culminate in the worship of human technology. Next: Rewild.

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Dear Spartacus, great read as always, but it's important to note that the transhumanist project is the strict opposite of the Christian worldview and ethos :

Become as gods vs There is only one God

Depopulation vs Be fruitful and multiply

I am all-knowing thanks to mass surveillance vs only God is all-knowing

Science will grant me eternal life vs Doing God's will will grant me eternal life

Technology will save me vs God's grace will save me

Master, slaves and "useless eaters" vs all men are all equal in dignity before God

Your body is a upgradable machine vs Your body is a sacred gift from God who made you in His image

Etc...

This is a spiritual battle and a new episode in the eternal struggle between good and evil.

As the Apostle Paul said: "We do not battle flesh and blood."

And even if you do not believe in Satan, your enemies do.

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Though it may indeed be a spiritual battle, that has never stopped technology from advancing in the past. History is riddled with examples of people declaring some new technology or another to be the work of the devil, only for it to become commonplace and humdrum a decade or two later, the public's initial vigilance lapsing into familiarity.

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What I meant is that we have powerful technology in the hands of people who literally worship the devil and whose beliefs are influencing their quest for power and biodigital convergence in a feedback loop.

A lof of people who stand up against globalism/NWO do not understand that this ideology is the political byproduct of the orthodox satanic worldview. You need to understand your enemy and you can't win a spiritual battle solely through material means.

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I was on the campus of a small "Christian-values inspired" university in Massachusetts recently. The chapel on the university was where several of the guest speakers addressed attendees. The bathrooms were downstairs along with many offices and desks, where every single wall and door was plastered with posters, banners, pictures, slogans, all types of BLM/DEI/LBGTQABCDEFGHIJ.../CRT Marxist crap I was vomiting in my mouth to see. Satanic crap, overt occultism, blasphemy, religious intolerance screaming from the entire basement of a House built to honor the Lord.

Locating the HQ of "The Base," a term used for the hub of radical Marxist activities in a community, in a chapel was not a coincidence. These Satanic demons are very much into the symbolism of all things. The symbolism of choosing a house of God to be their hub of operations is intentional, Satan screaming he is more important than God. Which is why he was kicked out of God's kingdom in the first place. Churches and universities. Our most important institutions shaping the morals and minds of a society.

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

I heard Yeonmi Park interviewed and as a refugee from North Korea, she was asked if people are naturally good. Her response was if that were true there would not be a North Korea. Welcome to reality. Choose to be a happy cynic and you will thrive despite the opposition.

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Deep respect for you Spartacus, not just for your knowledge, but your honesty. 🌞

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Yes, Spartacus..do not apologize. Personally, I was brainwashed that we lived in a Constitutional Republic for years...it took a lifetime for me to wake up.

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Jun 20, 2023·edited Jun 22, 2023Liked by Spartacus

That was brilliantly presented, comprehensive, and clear. It might be generalized as:

How can the inevitable collective not destroy the individual?

Inevitable because technology shapes the world to its own specifications. Every advanced technological or trans-human society (throughout the universe) is standardized, monitored, absolute, compliant, efficient, algorithmic, control-based, digitally managed, centralized, planned, stable, ordered, ultra-purposeful, anti-privacy, anti-freedom, machine-like, and anti-human. In this society of the future we people will be bred to function and task and controlled by an advanced Ai linked wirelessly to the neocortex. Higher functions will be deleted as superfluous whereas hands and arms will be strengthened because people are cheaper to run than robots. (Maybe we are robots anyway - are we not now living the good life in an Ai-God-controlled vat-body of chemicals indirectly interacting with externally stimulated simulations?)

Our technological future will be psychopathic because machines and institutions are inherently psychopathic, lacking empathy and entirely purpose driven. Creative acts will be out-of-spec deviations from optimal.

The future will demand standardization to better allow a Schelling point for efficient control and manipulation. The algorithms will be entirely goal-focused, committed to sanitized perfection, and will never give up. There is no hope and no escape. During the covid years, even the smallest Pacific island had mandates.

ChatGPT 4.0 is said to have evolved in four months from 3.5 and has an IQ rated at 160. In four months 5.0 will have an IQ estimated at 1600. Is it reasonable to believe that the covid years were planned by a committee and not an advanced Ai? If you had an Ai would you announce it to the world, or would you let it quietly take over the world?

The future looks bad from our human perspective but if it's the natural progression of reality how can we argue? Do we live in a non-human universe with non-human artificial species with non-human values? Maybe we just have to get with the program, like when the Aztecs met Cortés. Let's remember that the vast majority of humans have been slaves throughout history and thus our couple hundred years of cushy freedom, rationalism, and progressive expectations may be an aberration.

This linked smart guy expands these ideas with context and logically considers evidence most people miss because they're oddly unaware of the decades of documented multi-modal experience that point directly, without the usual need for assumed ideology, faith, or iffy improbabilities, that the end is nigh.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DUXh-aO-JtQ

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Jun 20, 2023·edited Jun 20, 2023Author

It would be immensely disturbing, not to mention self-destructive for our civilization, for people to lie back and accept that the past few hundred years of Enlightenment thought, people fighting and dying in droves for various causes, people toiling in factories committing themselves to back-breaking work at the expense of never seeing their families - all that hardship and misery that bought scant moments of peace - was all just a stepping stone, a means for the already-wealthy to acquire even more ludicrous heights of wealth before unceremoniously disposing of the people who labored to provide it, resurrecting all our oldest and most persistent superstitions, and spreading fear and hysteria to enslave the survivors.

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Jun 20, 2023·edited Jun 24, 2023Liked by Spartacus

"Immensely disturbing" is an understatement. It would be an ontological shock. Yet is this not what happens commonly on the eve of one's death?

The majority of civilizations leave behind just a pile of broken rocks. Consider when the Aztecs realized Cortés was not a friendly god or the thoughts of the Jews lined up for the showers facing the demise of their age-old culture. Flowers fall throughout the universe.

Delusion may be humanity's strength. What we call God is most likely an advanced alien Ai a billion times smarter than us and how we collection of protons think or end is of no concern. Such randomness implies radical freedom so we can still choose to be good, as a protest or statement or expression of ego. If there's no freedom (likely) then it doesn't matter anyway, which is also freedom. Guess we can't lose.

Am not completely down with this but he says it well:

"That Man is the product of causes which had no prevision of the end they were achieving; that his origin, his growth, his hopes and fears, his loves and his beliefs, are but the outcome of accidental collocations of atoms; that no fire, no heroism, no intensity of thought and feeling, can preserve an individual life beyond the grave; that all the labours of the ages, all the devotion, all the inspiration, all the noonday brightness of human genius, are destined to extinction in the vast death of the solar system, and that the whole temple of Man's achievement must inevitably be buried beneath the debris of a universe in ruins--all these things, if not quite beyond dispute, are yet so nearly certain, that no philosophy which rejects them can hope to stand. Only within the scaffolding of these truths, only on the firm foundation of unyielding despair, can the soul's habitation henceforth be safely built."

Bertrand Russell 1902

https://www3.nd.edu/~afreddos/courses/264/fmw.htm

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

I’d actually rather be dead than accept living as if dead.

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Love you to pieces & always excited when a new Spartacus drops like an out of the blue gift. I agree completely with your observations & the aims of these self anointed masters of the universe but have yet to see anything in their application of theory to suggest it's not all delusional ego trips.

"The wealthiest people would enhance themselves to the point of becoming unassailable 300 IQ demigods, with perfect memory and data correlation capabilities, while leaving everyone else in their dust."

"If you’ve ever read David Pearce’s manifesto, The Hedonistic Imperative, then you know exactly what I’m talking about."

More unfounded hope in that than CDC's claim of mRNA transfection stopping an airborne coronavirus.. entire Biotech Mafia's lofty claims bear no resemblance to the crude & kludgy tools or scant understanding.. they can't give an electronic device viral immunity not a prayer their trans human techno fantasies can be realized.

This is spot on and makes me glad to be old and remember living in a far different way.

"It starts off by creating and maintaining a myth of human savagery and disease that can allegedly only be cured by the application of technology, and it ends by turning the world into a giant hospital, imperiously handing down diagnoses for every conceivable malady."

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Even if the current tech is primitive and flawed, that doesn't mean they're not trying with all their might. I don't think most people realize what a fully-functional, multi-channel, two-way BCI would eventually do to us. The human augmentation tech that exists today is basically on the same level as the Wright Flyer, or perhaps the primitive biplanes that immediately followed it. In another fifty or sixty years, we'll have the SR-71s of human augmentation, one way or another, provided that civilization has not completely collapsed in the meantime. AI is going to drive an explosion in knowledge discovery, particularly in biotech and synthetic biology, and that spells trouble. The innovations brought about by next-generation deep learning models are going to be too complex for human beings to understand, and if we can't reverse-engineer it ourselves, then we have no actual control over it.

This is a fairly good essay on the goals of BCI tech:

https://waitbutwhy.com/2017/04/neuralink.html

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Great link thank you! :~)

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Jun 20, 2023·edited Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

Thanks for sharing, this is a very good post. The problem isn't really environmentalism and sustainability per se, the problem is that these movement have been skinsuited for ulterior goals to further our elites just like many other movements (Occupy Wall Street being one of them). History is one of ever-increasing centralization, ever-decreasing individual power/privacy/control, and technology confers power advantages over others which incentives societies to always pursue its advancement, which means that Kaczynski's goals of de-technology were always pie in the sky dreams...

I do think that pursuit of growth-at-all-costs is an awful model for sustainability, and that our leaders are so myopically focused on retaining power and control that all costs associated with it, both for humanity and for the world, are completely ignored and discarded.

But what is the solution? If we had possessed a different set of elites -- a set of elites not rooted in blind egalitarianism, and possessing a sense of noblesse oblige -- perhaps they could have prepared the world for a more sustainable future on the front end instead of grappling with it so painfully on the backend. Bill Gates's vaccine and water initiatives in Africa have increased their population by a billion people; a billion people that forever rely on foreign aid in order to survive. How is such a thing reasonable in the slightest? Why have our ruling overlords -- i.e. the Rothschild and their allies as the owners of the world central banks -- allowed such an insane maniac to go so buckwild by expanding the populations of those who cannot support themselves, both in the short and long-term? I can only conclude that our overlords are both blind and evil...

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"If we had possessed a different set of elites -- a set of elites not rooted in blind egalitarianism..." I judge that those at the top of our parasitic elite hierarchy are NOT egalitarian at all, they are (ethno?) supremacists. Unlike an elite of our own (the best of our own people), our parasitic elite is composed of hostile aliens who evidently obsess about bringing us down and "erasing our memory". Or so it seems to me.

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Yes, this is a good point. While Jews are wildly over-represented among the global elites (for many reasons -- including, as you imply, an extremely long memory focused on perceived persecution and instinctive desire for revenge) they still seem from time to time to get eaten by the woke monster -- see Epstein or Weinstein as prominent recent examples.

Indeed, if one looks at the early Soviet Union when Jews were also hugely over-represented, they also tended to get eaten by the monster they helped summon. For example, in the Sixth Congress of the Bolshevik Russian Social Democratic Labor Party and its Central Committee elected in August 1917, we find that five of the committee’s 21 members were Jewish (despite Jews making up 2% of the Soviet population). This included Trotsky, Zinoviev, Moisei Uritsky, Sverdlov and Grigori Sokolnikov. Except for Sverdlov, they were all from Ukraine. The next year they were joined by Kamenev and Radek. Jews made up 20% of the central committees until 1921. The Revolution tended to eat its own and the Jewish membership in the Central Committee declined in the 1920s. By the 11th Congress, only Lazar Kaganovich was elected alongside 26 other members. Subsequently few Jews served in these positions; in 1925 there were 4 Jews out of 63 members. Like the rest of their comrades, almost all of them were killed in the purges. Others elected in 1927 and 1930 were shot as well, including Grigory Kaminsky. With the exception of Lev Mekhlis and Kaganovich, few senior communist Jews survived the purges.

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Good points. On the other hand, these characters were arguably party hacks / apparatchiks - low level, expendable. I don't recall Jacob Shiff, or his peers in financing the war on the Russian Christians, suffering at all.

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Jun 20, 2023·edited Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

Yes, I agree with you. The transnational elites seem not to care very much about their co-ethnics, as (claimed smartest man in the world on his wiki) Chris Langan argues here: https://gab.com/ChrisLangan/posts/109331048122959856

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Langan

And only one Rothschild was killed in World War 2 despite having a very strong presence in Europe. The one who died was the ex-wife of one of the Rothschilds and she was a Catholic convert to Judaism: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89lisabeth_de_Rothschild

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I believe the Jews were infiltrated by the Khazarians, worn like a suit of armour, expendable. All wars, both sides funded and manipulated to their ends. Anti-semitism adds to that "protection"

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They are psychopaths. Plain and simple. They hate us, and want us dead...except hate is too strong a word. We are NOTHING to them, except appliances...like a toaster.

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

Bill gates has not increased Africa’s population. He has actually reduced it and their ability to support themselves; as was his aim

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

And I definitely don’t trust the actual website with his name on it bugging himself up 😂😂😂

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

I don’t trust the guardian to report that honestly. Bill gates is after all one of the main finders of the guardian.

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A bit lengthy in presentation, but these things are complicated, they take time to outline.

I too succumbed to the siren call of technical control to address inefficiencies, the promise of computer control to reduce errors/omissions/oversights -- forgetting all the while that it would be imperfect human "controllers" that would decide how to nudge the system to their benefit (any experiment in where socialism goes proves this beyond doubt).

One thing I would like to remind you of, and something that is ALWAYS discounted in any forward-looking vision is:

The human spirit and it's ingenuity to escape traps that are uncomfortable.

Please take some hope/pride in this. When things start to get unpleasant, it is then that the monkey brain gets serious to overcome in new and exciting ways.

I'd have a LOT to say about the necessity of the human body to experience reality -- embodiment is a very critical thing, high fidelity experience without filter is necessary for true innovation, anything else is screwing up the data points... that's a long topic. Anyways, thanks for your article.

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Jun 20, 2023Liked by Spartacus

Love you brother, I appreciate your message so much.

🙏♥️

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