What is "Cognitive Infrastructure"?
dark if true
>>16087430When you tear down natural boundaries, you are letting bugs in. And that's what science has done, escavated mountains and opened trade routes nobody wanted.People haven't figured it out yet, that part of warfare is taking advantage of natural barriers. The united states, surrounded by two massive oceans, is unlikely to ever be invaded. It's a strategic position.We are at war forever. Don't let the nerds enter your mind.
>>16087457stay dumb anon, never change.also on a serious note, you do fucking realize you're projecting your bullshit on the wrong people. this is nothing that depends on anyone here lmao. it's decided by (them)
>>16087465 Anon this topic has... 2 people in it
>oy got a loicens for thinking in scientific terms?>sir it is illegal to say 1+1=2 without proper authorization. it is dangerous for our democrasy
>>16087465we can tell that you're emotional and distraught by you use of profanity
>>16087497>weso no argument then?
>>16087430Infrastructure bills are generally popular with the public, which makes them easy to pass. The Biden administration noticed this and started calling everything "infrastructure" in an attempt to sneak their spending into law. Even increasing food stamps was labeled "human infrastructure".
>>16087430https://www.justsecurity.org/60198/election-interference-symptom-evaporation-trust-disease/>The underlying disease is an assault on trust in the digital age, indeed an assault on what’s arguably our most critical asset: our cognitive infrastructure.>Think of it as the collective brains of the American polity—our collective consciousness, the fundamentals that we think and believe, the shared understandings of the world that drive our ability to make decisions. For centuries, we took this for granted as a national security asset. That’s because it could be shielded, at least in part, from those who would try to weaken it. Think of Britain’s cutting of Germany’s transatlantic cables on the first day of World War I, thus ensuring that German propaganda could never directly threaten the minds of still-neutral Americans.>Information operations like Moscow’s assault on the 2016 presidential election, when combined with domestic forces assailing key elements of our democracy and society, are having a corrosive effect on this country’s cognitive infrastructure. Already, many Americans express fundamental doubt about institutions once deemed sacred to our democratic health mere years ago. The free press has become “fake news”; our free and fair elections have become “rigged”; our independent judiciary has become “so-called judges.” What’s next?https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jen_Easterly>Jen Easterly>special assistant to President Barack Obama and senior director for counterterrorism on the National Security Council>director of the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency in the Biden administrationtl;dr: The government thinks it has the right to control what information you see because exposure to competing views can engender mass dissent, which is is a threat to their power and goals.
>>16087524yeah but that is literally every country on Earth, just that nobody says it out loud.
>>16087525Yes, but after generations of almost total information control they're losing their grip and freaking out. The only response they can think of is even more censorship.
>>16087526even in the freest of free systems, due to human nature, there's a bunch of bullshit swept under the rug, due to the sheer number of interactions and happenings. you can't realistically expect it to give ideal results. playing a bit of devil's advocate here.
>>16087534'Free market of ideas' gives better results than government censorship every time.
>>16087536>better resultsFor whom?
>>16087538Everyone except the government.
>>16087536yeah but humans can't fast forward like that. sure few top minds can but fast change can spell doom. shit needs properly integrated and when things happen too fast to deal with then the hammer comes down.not saying they're not doing anything wrong, just that it's also not as easy as you'd think. there's many mouths to feed, many people to please/agree on things. stability is important
>>16087541Then why would the government favor it?
>>16087542No one's starving to death because someone on the internet thinks Trump won in 2020.
>>16087546yet I remember there being some outside interference with organizing some events for both sides in the same area, hoping conflict breaks out.and the retards bought into it. sure, freedom, but it's akin to say someone getting bad results for not being able to control themselves, alcohol/drugs. when they lose control they need intervention. so is freedom, if too much of it makes for shit results you need to intervene to stop bad things from happening. don't tell me you can't see any way this total freedom could be abused to fuck everything up?
>>16087548Censoring the internet to keep some nutjobs from getting baited into a street brawl isn't a proportionate response, especially when the government is hard at work doing its own baiting.
Vomit inducing technopomorphism primitivism article topicTheir infosphere is supposed to enshrine personhood sovereigntiesNot just go this that this our that
They're trying to cancel TikTok because unlike every single other major social media outlet, TikTok isn't under the direct control of ZOG
>>16087430>biden regimelmao
>>16087430sounds like a glownigger euphemism that was invented because they don't want to go on record explicitly saying what they really mean
>>16087541The government is the people, do you mean the puppets that the people put in place, if so why wouldn't the people just replace them if they are taking advantage of the people?
>>16087546They are just starving to death socially put in isolation chambers and deprived of family and friends because they dare act out and voice their suspicions.
>>16087845Lights go up. Mood goes down.
>>16087845U moody
>>16087430that would effectively mean you are owned by the government. Everything Under The State, Nothing Above the State.also its an admittance that PsyOps are perpetually being enacted against the civilian population.
>>16087860You didn't figure that out when you were forced to accept their serial number and spend your childhood attending their institutions while constantly being tested to verify you have accepted their "facts"?
>>16087465I'm new to this site and am wondering what you are talking about?gvr8
>>16087870>accept their serial numberhow would you keep track of your own citizens anon? who's who wtf? don't tell me your country should just take your word for it, pinky swear you wouldn't lie?
>>16087880If you weren't holding claim to them, you wouldn't need to keep track of them.They don't serialize birds or blades of grass, so why are you so glad to be just another one of their numbers?
>>16087883you can't be for real. how does anyone else from your neighborhood know who the fuck you are? you can't be this insane. you cannot be for real that you really don't understand how IDs are useful for a society.
>>16087884I mean someone else who's not from your neighborhood
>>16087884Yes I am sure you check everyone's social security number every time you sell them a hamburger.
>>16087896I feel like I lost about 10 IQ points engaging with you. holy shit you are dumb and fucking clueless
>>16087900No, you just realized you are a serialized cog in a machine who isn't as smart as you first thought.
>>16087884You can't be for real if you don't understand that civilization existed for thousands of years before they decided to effectively brand persons like cattle.
>>16087884In older times you relied upon parish birth records.In ancient times your identity was acclaimed by important men in your village or town
>>16087880Sure, because that totally works in reality and is not entirely counterproductive at all, leading to the current situation where identity theft is at an all time high since all anyone needs to know is someone's name and serial number to steal their identity, serializing citizens is totally for their protection and not just to have control over them, especially in times of conscription.
Literal mouthbreathing retards ITT thinking this is new. Try looking at the etymology of the word "government".
>>16088335>this is nothing new and here's a braindead example that misses the pointThanks for your input, CIA
>>16087430Americans, are you OK? were you ever really planning on using your guns?
>>16088335government go vern ment>go - to walk somewhere>vern - referring to springtime>ment - mintwalk to the spring mint
>>16087457you are one based ass mf
>>16087457>is unlikely to ever be invaded.
>>16088708Refugees are protected by federal law.
>muh serialized cattleyou are clueless fucking dimwits. your retardation is scary. if this is what you have problems with, you are royally fucked>no but I can plant potatoes that is the ideal formfucking sad
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>>16087783>they don't want to go on record explicitly saying what they really meanwhich is brainwashing and censorship
>>16087430Retard framework
>>16087457Inspiring.
>>16087430CISA (cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency)CISA wants control over your consciousness. They define consciousness as "cognitive infrastructure" to be taken control of by the government. In shaping information that your brain processes. It was created after Hillary lost to Trump.
>>16090620free will everybody
>>16090620Sounds like the original plot for 'The Matrix'.
>>16087430It's literally a commie Marxist idea. Marx referred to it as the "General Intellect".>>16087679As you wish. But all the same, I welcome any endeavor, legislation, or enforcable policy which limits, stymies, bans or suppresses any social media of any kind. Especially those controlled by commies, even if they're just a pack of thugs and commies in name only. And no, 4chan doesn't count so don't bother trying that observation.
>>16090620All made possible by Obama's repeal of the Smith–Mundt Act
>>16087430This is cognitive infrastructure. Repent your sins.
>>16087430Is there any alternative? Statists are already committed to this.
>>16087534That is a lot of words to say nothing
>>16087534In a normal scenario, you can always get a second opinion on a matter in terms of health choice. That second opinion was considered misinformation by the government. That is not healthy at all. Trillions exchanged hands in which the creators of the artificial virus and the creator of the anti-virus were paid money and this artificial virus was used to justify censorship.
>>16096612and everyone in the scientific community went along with it because they are all liars and frauds
Just stop wrongthinking, what is even the problem?
>>16096738Not everyone. Dissents were censored by the gov and gov imposed will upon the internet
>>16096771Sounds like some conspiracy theorist to me. Hope he got swatted.
>>16089922>>16097400DISINFORMATION ALERT!!! WRONG THOUGHT DETECTED. YOU MUST UNDERGO OUR TRAINING TO CORRECT YOUR THOUGHTS
>>16096765>Dissentsthose dissents were an insignificantly tiny percentage of the soientists
>>16098961soiyence uses the peer review system to shut dissidents up, thats why the peer review system was invented
>>16099928They also force people to undergo "sensitivity training" aka brain washing to keep your professional license
>>16087430>by Jim HoftWho the fuck is by Jim Hoft??>The Gateway Pundit (TGP) (Founded by Jim Hoft) is an American far-right[2] fake news website.[1] The website is known for publishing falsehoods, hoaxes, and conspiracy theories.[34] PSA Reminder, there IS propaganda on the internet.There IS propaganda on 4chan.There IS propaganda ITT.The idiots on /sci/ are too dumb to check for propaganda themselves.78 posts, nobody said this was fake. The propaganda will likely increase on 4chan because you people fall for the bait every fucking time, and geopolitical forces are revving up their engines for the presidential election this November. Buckle the fuck up cause this is only gunna get worse kids.Also OP has literally NOTHING to do with /sci/ except the graphic shows silicon chip photoshopped onto a face. That's literally the extent of why this belongs on /sci/. Silicon photoshopping. GTFO
>>16100071Jim Hoft is quite literally a plaintiff in this case he's "reporting" on. Don't forget that part.
>>16100071Next you'll say that castrating children is good, censorship is good, covid wasn't a lab leak, it wasn't man made, ukraine is winning the war in 2 weeks, etc
>>16100071The problem is faggots like you only pretend to dig. :^)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=htRlU0JKdGg
>>16087430Don't know what it is but I'm sure, magatards are going to get another heart attack over their precious rights of which they already have none.
>>16100158She's not exactly wrong. Americans' brains are being DDoS'd on a continuous basis.
How bad is legacy media disinformation? It’s so bad that a sizable chunk of liberals think the true number of unarmed Black men killed by cops is in the thousands.The true number? About 11
>>16087430>What is "Cognitive Infrastructure"?A level of information that has limits, levels of reality you cannot be exposed to or you will freak the fuck out.Think like weed plants, you keep them in the dark...a flash of Light can burn them at the wrong times and alter their trajectory in life, almost always a kind of worsening.
Thats the Matrix.Its not true...until its true the only moment that counts...
>>16100903>almost always a kind of worsening.Should be organic and self understood, if its handed to humans they may forget it and not understand why their way of life disappeared, as Ive noted in history, such as Library of Alexandria, in that the library needed to be destroyed because some aspect of intellect or moral fortitude was needed in the people, adding "experimental weaponry" to that future equation was a clear NO-GO.
>>16100900Thats what happens to you if you consume the goyslop mainstream press
>>16087430Fuck off the government doesn't own me and if they got a problem with that then they can shove it up their ass.
>>16102367>the government doesn't own methats only your opinion
>>16087468How can you tell? The IP counter's been gone for a while now.
>>16088716>people with your worst interests in mind welcome the invaders so it's okay
>>16100071>falsehoods>hoaxes>conspiracy theoriesWell that's just the same thing MSNBC does but with DNC-approved falsehoods, hoaxes and conspiracy theories.
>>16100071>There IS propaganda on 4chan.Yes, and you're spreading it.
>>16103275MSNBC isnt just DNC approved propaganda, they literally hire from DNC prominent political figures and have them spread their propaganda on the platform. Its a propaganda channel all on its own.
>>16104299and its owned by bill gates.
>>16100071>There IS propaganda on 4chan.but apparently you believe wikipedia is totally clean of propaganda because you trust every word on wikipedia as if it was handed down by god himself
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>>16103207schizo intuition
>>16087524>Think of Britain’s cutting of Germany’s transatlantic cables on the first day of World War I, thus ensuring that German propaganda could never directly threaten the minds of still-neutral Americans.Imagine pretending that this is what a free country would do.If people fall for the propaganda then the propaganda is considered more correct. That's what happened with the covid propaganda. Why should the Russians not be allowed to spread their propaganda but the Americans are? Are the Americans afraid the Russians are more correct?
>>16106883Ok, so now that you do know society is a prison, how can you escape?
>>16107628Kill politiciansthe political class is maybe 500 families at most. You literally only need 500 men to act and kill a politician. Obviously I'm not advocating anything. Just stating pure facts. If a decentralised group of people had just 500 people to kill higher level politicians, you'd completely topple this society.
>>16107712Murdering the politicians who run a country would just lead to other politicians taking over. In the end very little would change except that you would make politics more darwinian in a negative way.Also, I personally don't believe that all powerful people are morally corrupt (just in case you think of murder as a penalty).
>>16107712We're not like this because of bad politicians. Politicians cannot ocupy that position if they don't perfectly represent the population. At least not for long. In a strange way they are (almost) always the perfect representation of the people.What you don't like is that the people are as fucked up as the politicians that represent them. Which ties into human nature and the environment.
>>16108590Politicians don't represent the population. They represent the political process.
>>16108590>Politicians cannot ocupy that position if they don't perfectly represent the population.oy vey elections are totally real
>>16109488Was anymore research ever done on this? Do all election data follow these rules? This seems like the sort of question where all of the data should be out there.
>>16108590lmao. Politicians dont represent the population. They just represent a narrative driven in the region.
>>16108627>If I dress like a supervillain no one could ever possibly expect me to be actually evil
>>16109609It's called Benford’s Law1 is the most common number in most all measurements followed by 2 and so on.Why? Is it magic? No it's just logarithms and people using units with teens more likely than other things
>>16087457>And that's what science has done, escavated mountains and opened trade routes nobody wanted.Yeah because boomers all read psychology and then repeated Freud cured them of talking to the dead then go to sleep and have dreams about talking to the dead. They literally read fake shit and let themselves be token overloaded cause even the elites are LLMs deep down since they have no soul.
>>16107712That is just digging in deeper and becoming more enslaved to society by taking a bigger role in managing it yourself.
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>>16110106Great, now post the study following all election data to verify it. This must exist right? Nations care about election integrity don't they?
>>16087524>>Information operations like Moscow’s assault on the 2016 presidential election, when combined with domestic forces assailing key elements of our democracy and society, are having a corrosive effect on this country’s cognitive infrastructure. Already, many Americans express fundamental doubt about institutions once deemed sacred to our democratic health mere years ago. The free press has become “fake news”; our free and fair elections have become “rigged”Yo, nigga, play that back. What did you say about the 2016 election?>Moscow’s assault on the 2016 presidential electionYo, yo, yo, cool shit, that's mad legit, for real, for real. Now what's this fake ass shit that the stupid people be tryin' to hawk?>our free and fair elections have become “rigged”Damn straight! Fuck Moscow, yo. But what's the lie, again? I forgot about the lie part.
>>16087430>115 posts>Not a single person posted the fucking link, or realizes that this is 100% true because OP is a literal nigger ape.https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2023/05/biden-regime-designates-your-thoughts-as-part-government/The Gateway Pundit previously reported in May that then Missouri Attorney General Eric Schmitt, along with Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry, filed a lawsuit (Missouri v. Biden) against the Biden Administration, including Biden himself, Anthony Fauci, the Department of Homeland Security, and nearly a dozen federal agencies and Secretaries. Schmitt has moved on to represent Missouri in the US Senate.The suit alleges a massive coordinated effort by the Deep State (permanent administrative state) to work with Big Tech to censor and manipulate Americans – from average citizens to news outlets – on issues including the Hunter Biden Laptop from Hell, 2020 Election Integrity, COVID-19 origin and extent skepticism, COVID-19 vaccine skepticism, among other issues.The Gateway Pundit reported back in August 2022, that TGP’s Jim Hoft himself became the lead non-governmental plaintiff in the lawsuit against the government.Tracy Beanz at UncoverDC has been closely following the Missouri versus Biden case for several months now.On Wednesday Tracy posted on recent findings in the case. The most shocking item discovered is that the Biden regime designates YOUR THOUGHTS as part of the government infrastructure. They call it the “cognitive infrastructure” and they believe that they have the right to control it.Talk about Orwellian!These lawless beasts believe they have the right to control your thoughts. And that is exactly what they have been doing.The Missouri and Louisiana attorneys[the article continues with an excerpt from a different article.] (cont'd)
https://www.uncoverdc.com/2023/05/24/the-lead-up-to-the-hearing-missouri-v-biden/Missouri v. Biden was filed on May 5, 2022. Since it was initially filed, it has taken quite a trip through the court system. The complaint has been amended 3 times, with the most recent Amendment being to transform the case into a class suit - due to the overwhelming evidence of broad harm to the constitutional rights of all Americans. You can view the docket by using this link. Part I:The complaint alleged that the US Government was not only threatening and coercing social media companies to censor Americans on social media, but they were also working WITH social media companies to accomplish that goal.(contd)
>>16110667It alleged that topics surrounding COVID-19, the origins of COVID, the Great Barrington Declaration, election integrity concerns, the COVID shot, the Hunter Biden laptop story (and more) were under scrutiny by the White House and other government agencies - and that the government had very publicly threatened to take action against social media companies should they not act to censor viewpoints on those topics that were disfavored by the government.The Plaintiffs in the case (the states of Missouri and Louisiana, along with several other private plaintiffs) moved for expedited discovery to be able to obtain a limited set of evidence as well as depositions of certain officials. They argued that this evidence would allow them to make the case for a temporary injunction to stop the government from infringing on the first amendment rights of Plaintiffs and their citizens.Unlike what many have come to expect, the judge GRANTED the motion for expedited discovery and depositions. A struggle ensued between the Government and the Plaintiffs, with the government fighting against the judge in this case (Judge Terry Doughty) to stop discovery and certain plaintiffs from being deposed. They took those complaints to the 5th Circuit of Appeals and a court in Virginia - a court that *usually* is friendly to the government.At the appellate court level, the government argued that NO ONE should have to leave their government jobs to sit for lengthy depositions in this case, but certainly not the HEAD of CISA, for example.The appellate court wouldn't play ball with the government and remanded the case back to Louisiana with some guidance on how the judge should proceed. If memory serves me right, this happened three times.
>>16110668 (contd)One particularly interesting exchange came with the deposition of former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki. She made threats to social media companies from the podium. They sought to depose her about those threats. She left the office. The government said they had no responsive documents to explain her comments. So Missouri and Louisiana said, "Then we have to depose Jen Psaki."The court agreed and ruled that now private citizen Psaki needed to testify. The government and Psaki- represented by Rhee - went to a court in Virginia to try to get THAT judge to stop the deposition.The judge, in that case, laid into both the government and Psaki. It was so stunning I literally read the transcript of the hearing as its own video.This went back to Louisiana after the Virginia judge said, "You won't like how I rule on this, and your argument is terrible, so I'm sending it back to the judge who SHOULD be making this decision. The judge in Louisiana again decided Psaki should be deposed IF the government didn't have any responsive docs from the press office. Somehow, those docs must've appeared.All along the way, the government has lost- over and over again. They were also caught hiding discovery materials - the judge rapped them and ordered them to produce or else - which they did.Another interesting tidbit - once Fauci was deposed, the government sought to seal all depositions and video - along with discovery materials arguing that the government "employees" were being threatened and harassed and faced imminent harm but couldn't produce any examples. The judge ruled against sealing anything but personal info like addresses.So far, I've only really discussed the procedural happenings — however, what limited expedited discovery, in this case, has exposed (separate and apart from the Twitter files) is unprecedented and abhorrent.(contd)
>>16110669The most widespread and troubling discovery? CISA has designated YOUR THOUGHTS part of the government's infrastructure. They call it "cognitive infrastructure."They argue they can regulate what you think as they consider it under their purview. Here are just a few other troubling discoveries:https://www.uncoverdc.com/2023/01/14/the-6-most-shocking-recent-revelations-of-government-censorship/Recently the Plaintiffs filed their motion to support the temporary injunction - a hearing we have been waiting on for nearly a year because of the government's delays and obfuscations. It was 1,200 FACTS about government-coordinated censorship.The government responded with a 1200-page monstrosity arguing they did it all - but because of foreign actors and the "safety" of the American people - lest they be exposed to harmful "misinformation." Then they asked the judge to give them another week and postpone this hearing - again, arguing they wouldn't have time to digest the Plaintiff's response to their last filing.The judge told them he wouldn't be postponing this hearing again. A few days ago, the Plaintiffs filed their response - and it is an encyclopedia of their expedited and limited discovery so far. I want to explain why this case is NOT like any other we have seen.This isn't what we are used to — a weak judge capitulating to the government. In fact, the judge hasn't capitulated ONCE. Neither has the appellate court, and neither has a DC court.What is the remedy sought? Well, if the temporary injunction is granted (I am nearly certain it will be), the remedy is to bar the government from working with social media companies to flag and censor posts. They will also be barred from working through NGOs to do the same. (Here's looking at you, EIP and Stanford internet observatory, and Atlantic Council) - no FBI task force inside Facebook or Twitter, no emails back and forth about "vaccine misinfo" and how to stop it. The government has to Cease.(contd)
>>16110672What follows will be a detailed breakdown of the latest filing, an answer to the government's excuses for whyA. What they did isn't really censorship (mainly that they didn't *force* the social media companies to take action)B. Why what they did is "OK." The guise of national security and "safety" and protecting Americans from "Mis, dis, and Malinformation."They begin with a hypothetical. They do this because the government tried to make all this behavior "Ok" by claiming that the Trump administration did the same thing.That is an exercise in futility- the plaintiffs don't care WHAT administration did it, only that it happened, and besides- the Trump White House directed NONE of this activity.As an added zing, they used book burning as their hypothetical- appeals directly to the left angry that we don't want pornographic books in kids' libraries.The defendant's "Statement of Facts" is rife with "disinformation," a term they have used as a guise to trample the 1st Amendment rights of Americans…In the very first sentence of the brief, the government filed to argue why there should NOT be a temporary injunction halting their communication and threats to social media companies- they hide behind the "Foreign" assaults on critical election infrastructure.However, evidence obtained in this case demonstrates that the Federal government overwhelmingly targets DOMESTIC speech by American citizens.Depositions and evidence obtained in the case prove that actors responsible for censorship admit that most of what they consider "misinformation" was DOMESTIC in nature, including from the EIP (Keep the EIP front of mind).The Virality Project, the "medical bureaucrac-->THE ARTICLE GOES ON, BUT IT INCLUDES A BUNCH OF LEGAL SCREENSHOTS LIKE PIC RELATED, AND ANYONE SMART ENOUGH TO GIVE A FUCK WHAT'S PRINTED ON THOSE PAGES, WILL HAVE TO EXERCISE THE AGENCY TO CLICK THE LINK.https://www.uncoverdc.com/2023/05/24/the-lead-up-to-the-hearing-missouri-v-biden/
>>16110594Not him, but this is applied to virtually all disciplines to detect fraud, mostly in finance.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benford%27s_law
>>16110730It must be empirically observed before applied. Asserting numerical properties is irrelevant if a system is set up in such a way to defy the numerical property. Where has this law been applied to elections before? This data should exist. It also seems like the law is not sufficient for election and it begs the question, which methods are verified for detecting fraud in election?
>>16110594Thats been posted here before, janny always deletes it
>>16110662Yeah.
>>16111558Why?
>>16114662Religion is a worldview. Its taught in churches and from childhood as a form of brainwashing. But its pretty tame/benign compared to the worldview brought upon by atheistic/scientific worldview where there is nothing objective in the world and everything is permitted from killing babies to castrating children to castrating yourself to doing all sorts of immoral actions.The reason modern religion is tame/benign today (in the west/eastern religion) is due to de-emphasis on violence and more on actual care. Whereas in the past (and now in the confusion brought by atheism), its the care in the name of ideological framework. In the name of ideological purity, castration and depopulation cult ideology are dominant form of dogma in today's atheistic world
>>16112751>Your account will be submitted to a group that scours timelines for potential rules violations.that group?the jidf (michael mann is jewish)
shaping that cognitive infrastructure I see... ever wondered why they keep lambasting you with the same bullshit over and over again?
>>16124674>they get a lot more these days due to inflation.That's not how inflation works.
>>16106943>easter>image of the harrowing of hell
>>16125532No one gets raises to match inflation when it goes out of control, you just get your annual 2-3% raise and it goes less far.
>>16114735average /sci/ poster
>>16114735Its always nice to be reminded that soiyjaks are realistic, representational artwork
>>16110662>Talk about Orwellian!
Can the free market provide cognitive infrastructure? It can't provide any other infrastructure..
>>16138711Nobody on /sci/ knows what In-Q-Tel is except for two or possibly 3 people. Even most of the glowniggers have never heard of it
what nobody is gonna admit is they already determined this a long time agoGATE (Gifted and Talented Education) is all about identifying children with psychic influence and attempting to stop it at a young age. If you fight their shit enough they will not be able to stop you from influencing and changing things.
>>16135510i actually find that to be particularly disheartening
>>16141351can the amount of damage you would have incurred without the crazy surveillance be quantized somehow? like you'd have this much extra damage which can be compared to the loss of privacy?
>>16141354That would be an interesting project
>>16141354If that could be quantized or not is irrelevant because publishing it wouldn't be permitted
It turns out that because we live in a democracy, your opinions do in fact become a matter of national security due to a hilarious reducto ad absurdum which posits that because you can choose bad political candidates (what's "bad" here?) you are a threat to the US, which as a circular argument for democracy is breathtaking in its authoritarianism but exactly the kind of sharp-toothed edgy realpolitik that gets the pundits excitedIt is a well-known weakness of the political system that people can be manipulated into voting for anything, but this is a trial balloon for gatekeeping your vote
>>16144880good picvert revealing
>>16087430... about to collapse due to corrupt officials cutting corners to scam a buck just like our literal infrastructure
>>16087549imagine being the 1 poor sod in picrel who got dupe by all the glowies...
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>>16146069There was an event in northeastern Europe in the 1700s or 1800s when they tried to have a war, but the corruption on both sides was so bad that all of the funds earmarked for gunpowder and ammunition was stolen by government officials so the military campaigns has to be called off
>>16147569the USSR send some of their conscripts into battle unarmed, they had to find a dead guy and take his weapons. they saved a lot of money that way
>>16148291who killed the dead guy then?
More importantly, what is a overlately disclosed Cognitive architechture?
>>16087430Ok from the basics somatoperception->perception
https://www.toolify.ai/ai-news/the-rise-of-postdiscontent-societies-the-role-of-machine-overlords-8758
>>16148744->Cognition->Experience andor Intersectionality andor Reception ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUQ5WkAv3Y8
>>16148325Given the K:D ratios in that war, probably a German
>>16100026>They also force people to undergo "sensitivity training" aka brain washing to keep your professional licenseproofs?
>>16087457>escavatedis that the same as exclavation?
>>16149574>radicalization Basic NLP
>>16152259Yep, indirectly defining anyone who even slightly criticizes the current administration as a terrorist
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