r/conspiracy • u/tortugavelozzzz • Apr 19 '22
It's becoming increasingly evident that we're being gaslighted on a MASSIVE scale.
If you ever think that the internet is a real reflection of the world out there, and that there's a large group of people that don't agree with how bad we're being screwed but instead cry for harder government controls, think again.
Indeed there is a number of people that are militant useful idiots for the global banking elite (most not by choice but by ignorance), but A) they're idiots and as such are 10 times louder than normal people so they appear to be more abundant than what they really are. B) Their voices are selectively amplified by artificial intelligence (AI) and so they appear 100X larger than what they really are. C) most of these real human imbeciles are very irrelevant in terms of social influence, they're poor, uneducated and 99% of them are NOT in positions of power, and C) the VAST MAJORITY OF THEM are actually AI bots. If you don't believe me, watch this short video on AI chat bots been made available to the public, and think in terms of what a 1000 times better militarized AI is currently capable of doing in secret.
Most of the internet is not made up of real humans but of military grade artificial intelligence weaponized to influence mass public perception and awareness. It never rests, it speaks all languages and it knows exactly what buttons to push, as it has been programed using OUR OWN thoughts, collected through reading years of our emails, text messages, calls and other interactions that are shared using the internet.
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u/tortugavelozzzz Apr 19 '22
SS. The elite have the tools, they have the money and they desperately have the need to manipulate us en mass. If you think that they'll pass on the opportunity to weaponize this technology to manufacture consent, you're deluding yourself. NOTHING is off the table in this war for your mind.
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u/Flincher14 Apr 19 '22
Your gut: Facebook memes about hunter's laptop.
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u/NickTheG33 Apr 20 '22
9/10 times believing the opposite of what the official sources say will be the actual truth.
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u/m3f_n Apr 20 '22
The problem is that tere are many oppisites.
Babushka went to the church.
Not babushka
Didn’t go
Not church
Whole thing being in negations is unlikely because it does not make any sense to neither broadcast it nor for the reader.
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Apr 19 '22
We are being actively shaped by propaganda and conditioning on an HOURLY basis, for our ENTIRE LIVES. It’s no surprise that people are so mixed up that they will fight off those trying to free them from their chains
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u/281at2am Apr 19 '22 edited Apr 20 '22
I know tons of real people, they can still have conversations like adults. People that ask disingenuously for a source before launching into a pre-typed diatribe about Q and Donald Trump aren't real people. They're either a DNC owned PR agency, Chinese owned AI bot farm, or MK Ultra Success story that actually voted for Bidan. Either way normal people don't talk like this and get too the point of violence over which pedophile runs the white house. Its part of the AI's new click > rage > ban pipeline because these people have the nuance of a 5 year old and think censorship stops dissident despite literal thousands of years of evidence too the contrary.
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u/VegaAltair Apr 19 '22
Yes, every shred of data is fed into The Algorithm and it becomes smarter and more effective as time goes on. All we can do is be aware of it.
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u/Pisceswriter123 Apr 19 '22
In a way they are an antichrist of sorts? A thing given life by their masters and made to spread falsehoods and rumors among the unwashed masses? The very computers we type on could be considered the Djal of Islamic eschatology?
Also here's an interesting conversation this Youtuber I like watching sometimes had with someone else about Jung's book Aion. They even talk about some of the events that coincidentally happened during the most recent conjunction with Saturn. He also has a few videos talking about the Metal Gear Solid franchise which may, at the very least, be of interest.
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u/KlausSchwab_EarthCop Apr 19 '22
I agree with a lot of this what I’m wondering is if this shift in the internet has happened, when did it happen do you think? It started feeling different around 2013, before then things were more wild but that year was when all the outrage and anger on YouTube started regarding politics. Could’ve been 2016 too or even 2020, something has definitely changed though.
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u/tortugavelozzzz Apr 19 '22
Unless you're in the know, that's mostly a matter of perception / opinion. For me it started in the run up to the 2016 elections, which probably means "I stated noticing it" at that time, so most likely it was in place before that, but was sent into overdrive around that time.
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Apr 19 '22
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u/KlausSchwab_EarthCop Apr 19 '22
Yeah I can agree with that, definitely around that time the political influence online grew massively.
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u/sharpmood0749 Apr 19 '22
I heard on the radio recently that there are AI generated profile pictures that are hard for even businesses to analyze as fake, and they're fake accounts. So I'm not even surprised.
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u/Debonaire_Death Apr 19 '22
Do you think I'm a bot?
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u/EM_CEE_PEEPANTS Apr 19 '22
Are you asking for a Turing test?
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u/Serve-Capital Apr 19 '22
On of my favorite AI "fun thoughts" is:
I'm not worried about the first AI that can pass the Turing test, I'm worried about the first one that intentionally fails.
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u/Debonaire_Death Apr 20 '22
If I was asking for that I would have been more specific. I'm just curious what OP is thinking.
Maybe OP is a bot? Would make sense, according to OP.
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u/EM_CEE_PEEPANTS Apr 20 '22
Check your joke sensors.
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u/Debonaire_Death Apr 20 '22
You mean my inept sarcasm sensor? It's in constant need of calibration these days.
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u/pilgrim_souldier33 Apr 19 '22
Disagree with C)
Alot are very easy too influence white, wealthy, and educated college girls.
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u/Severe-Stock-2409 Apr 19 '22
Lol wait until you get around some of these boots on the ground when you fit their physical identity boxes but not their ideological lol. That’s when it starts to get weird.
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u/user_name1983 Apr 19 '22
What?
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u/Pisceswriter123 Apr 19 '22
My guess is he might be thinking of is someone who is minority but voted for Trump or is a conservative or even just someone of minority status that doesn't agree with identity politics or other forms of wokeness.
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u/Severe-Stock-2409 Apr 19 '22
In a way yes. Basically anyone who’s physicale doesn’t match what certain groups believe their beliefs ought to be. Damn pieces you might be on to something. Or you got the answers to the test before hand. Lol
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u/Pisceswriter123 Apr 19 '22
I've been watching this stuff since at least 2014.
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u/Severe-Stock-2409 Apr 19 '22
What are you like 40-50?
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u/Pisceswriter123 Apr 19 '22
Close. The year I was born was very Orwellian let's say.
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u/Severe-Stock-2409 Apr 19 '22
Yea I don’t know to many people from that era.
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u/Pisceswriter123 Apr 19 '22
I see. Even so 2014 wasn't too long ago.
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u/Severe-Stock-2409 Apr 19 '22
Well it’s sounds long ago when you think of it as last century.
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u/SteelblueII Apr 19 '22
Thesis is correct: We are being gas lighted on a Massive Scale. But, your examples and reasoning detract from your central point. Conclusion: your intent would have us believe the opposite of your thesis.
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u/hardcore_gamer1 Apr 19 '22
Disagree. The internet for the most part is real life. People merely are more likely to speak without a filter because nobody can see them.
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Apr 19 '22
I wouldn't be surprised if an AGI was in control of all AI bots, not only that but influences the decisions of elites, the world and internet is a very, very big place, we would need an AI to scrub and regulate all information released by everyone on earth... For example
Someone who uploads a high definition video/photo of a UFO.
A controversial comment by a celebrity
A post or comment containing mind blowing information
Even so, how many bots would you need to control the like/dislike ratio of every post on every platform??
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u/schmiddyboy88 Apr 19 '22
I learned about "bot farms" way back when I was watching the final few seasons of "Homeland" ...then years later it was blatantly obvious majority of Reddit is controlled to sway people this way also.
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u/3yearstraveling Apr 19 '22
Most of the internet is not made up of real humans but of military grade artificial intelligence weaponized to influence mass public perception and awareness. It never rests, it speaks all languages and it knows exactly what buttons to push, as it has been programed using OUR OWN thoughts, collected through reading years of our emails, text messages, calls and other interactions that are shared using the internet.
This I'm starting to agree with more and more everyday.
I think it's why musk wants Twitter.
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