IQfy (article since scrubbed) “They’re paranoid, don’t believe in science, many have white supremacist tendencies, and most importantly they want you to know that microchip implants are super duper scary.”
“Even cartoons have depicted this future life with implantable microchips, such as the case with the Netflix show “Stretch Armstrong & The Flex Fighters,” where one episode depicted citydwellers gleefully get implanted with what was called the “Smartmark,” that offered many of the same functions IQfy wrote of but was ultimately a mind control device”:
Chips? Nothing New
Amal Graafstra holding a large hypodermic needle - the kind needed to inject an RFID chip into your hand.
Patrick Henningsen shares: “HERE WE GO FOLKS: Hundreds of youth voluntarily line-up to have their eyeballs scanned with a Worldcoin orb to get their new digital ID with “free money” Worldcoins in their new digital wallet. This is exactly how #CBDC will be rolled out globally…”
“Human creators are the foundation of the creative industries and we must ensure that they are respected and paid for their work,” SAG-AFTRA says. “Governments should not create new copyright or other intellectual property exemptions that allow artificial intelligence developers to exploit creative works, or professional voices and likenesses, without permission or compensation. Trustworthiness and transparency are essential to the success of AI."
Edmund Wilson “I think impeachment would be a blow to the Democrats but it would not necessarily dislodge liberal hegemony. If Kalama Harris replaces Joe Biden, we are in trouble.”
blockbuster von doosh “Sadly the Senate won’t convict. But I know we have to do it to get them on record for supporting this kind of corruption. DOJ won’t lift a finger. They all protect their own. Monaco will make sure of it. I want to believe though. I want to believe.”
Tom Forsythe, a photographer, once published Barbie doll images near and inside a blender. His mission was to criticize consumer culture and the objectification of women through the photos. But the Mattel company filed a case against him for publishing the images, claiming copyright infringement. In 2004, Forsythe won the case and received $1.8 million in compensation. Barbie-in-a-Blender Day was then created to celebrate his efforts and to promote the importance of free artistic expression.”
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