From the perspective of today’s elite, it’s a flawless plan for control—but if you view society as a community that ought to be growing and developing in a healthy way, rather than as a dystopian slaughterhouse designed by design... then it’s a mistake. People have turned the internet into a dump—literally like a street in India or Africa, or a slum in Brazil.The internet was a better place when access was restricted to the military and scientists. It’s strange for me to say this, given that I’m an advocate for freedom, but the more I see what mindless cattle the general population are, the more I want to forbid them from doing anything—or even wipe them out entirely.
>>546256580so than start solving the problem by wrapping an extra strong ethernet cable around your neck and swing from a tree
>India or Africa, or a slum in Brazil.I wonder why OP chose to use a memeflag. Couldn't possibly be because his real location is embarrassing. Right?
>>546256676>>546256692Why do bots only engage with threads started by other bots, and never with organic ones? Ah, right... site policy.
>>546256580>Giving ordinary people access to the internet was a mistake.I was there before FIDO net, before AOL. Where you had to give your organization and name to post on usenet. Tell me about it. Compared to 1980s, you're a bunch of stoned retatards. If it wasn't for dunning kruger, cognitive bias, and flatulent thinking, most of you have nothing to say.
>>546256580>designed by designriveting insight
>>546256580That's not what fiber actually looks like
Those who lived through the 90s or the early 2000s can likely recall some good moments, but after that... things only got worse. Information filters emerged, and content began to clutter our spaces instead of being original or meaningful.
>>546256741Beep boop, huh ...
The legacy of ICANN is tied to that of Seer and High Priest of the West, Jon Postel. In the early days of the dream of The Realm, Postel single handedly maintained a mapping of Unique Runes to Talismans (in a sacred scroll referred to as a HOSTS.TXT file). As The Realm grew, and the effort of mapping became greater, Postel convinced the Priests of the Wests to establish what would become IANA, a Sect that took over documentation and mapping ceremonies. Postel has been referred to as a God of the Realm, a title he rejects. He is known for his dedication to collaborative approaches of spellcasting, and for stridently rejecting hierarchy (when he recognized it) as well as Merchant interference.In spite of Postel’s early inclinations, the Order of ICANN is one of those most frequently criticized among the Coven for its ties to both the Merchant class, and to the Warring Kingdom of the United States.In 2012 ICANN faced some of its harshest criticism from Coven members when it allowed Merchants and other groups to buy custom Talismans. Expanding the number of existing Talismans is a serious, expensive, and highly bureaucratic process with no clear benefit to The Realm. However, Merchants (and others) were keen not to be left out, and so rushed to pay ICANN large sums of money for the privilege of establishing Talismans representing their brands, their ideas, and their consumer products. Through this process ICANN acquired a considerable sum of money, for purposes heretofore undefined. The most grounded criticism of this move came from the Guardians, who argued that creation of new Talismans was incompatible with standard spellcasting, and would put participants at risk of Intrusive Telepathy.Date and Location of Creation: September 18, 1998, Van Nuys, California, USA. Sun in Virgo, Saturn in Taurus.
>>546256945Do you know what Sha-256 is?For starters, it's half of 512
>>546256741gd could you not follow my simple instructions, ffs okay were gonna start easy mr meme flaggot, stand on the edge of a tall cliff and hold your breath until you pass out and well if you wake up from that come back for step 2
>>546256580How else they gonna do regime change ops in sheetholes
>>546256580We get it already, you're jewish.So what?
>>546256580We knew this same thing back when AT&T brought 80 million people online in the 90s. We had an Elysian field of content and freedom. Unimaginable by any standards today. Free discussion. Truly free. Then AT&T came along and ruined it. People with personal ethics trying to restrict us. If your parents didn’t have access back when then you probably wouldn’t today if we had our way.
>>546256580Brownoids are not>ordinary people
>>546256580The problem is that jew corporations hijacked something what was used for sharing knowledge between universities. Amazon began tracking user data in 1995 and they were proud to announce it in various documentaries.
