Synthetic Super Intelligence and the Transmutation of Humankind

Synthetic Super Intelligence and the Transmutation of Humankind
started distributing smartphones to tribes living in the Brazilian rainforests.
These people still don’t have toilets and other necessities that we in the
“modern world” take for granted, but they now have smartphones! It
sounds as if it were a joke, but it’s not. These tribes are forced to quickly go
from living off hunting with bows and arrows to being integrated with the
new AI technology.
The Controllers understand that it sounds strange to people to give
smartphones to these tribes, so the reason they came up with for doing this
is to prevent the tribes from being massacred by ranchers. Whether people
buy into that unlikely story or not, it is up to them. When reading an article
about it on IbTimes.co.uk., 172 it sounds as if it were a benevolent gesture
because the war between tribes and farmers has been ongoing for quite a
while, with consequent murders, but when we understand the bigger
picture, we can see another agenda unfolding.
It’s one thing to seduce the “civilized” world into accepting
smartphones, but the Controllers need to cover the entire world population
in this project, unless they want to terminate all “savages.” It seems as if
the tribes in the jungles and dwindling nature preserves are apparently
included in the plan. However, in order to include this technologically
“undeveloped” part of the world, new ideas had to emerge. How would the
Controllers reach these tribes when the jungles are quite difficult to
penetrate? How could the Controllers teach these tribes how to use these
“godly” devices? What about hostile tribes, who have not seen a white man
yet? Are they included in the smartphone project, too?
Actually, the biggest reason they want a smartphone in each person’s hand or
pocket is that it sucks the user into the virtual AI reality.
It’s elementary to understand that smartphones are not the end of the
line; they are the beginning. In many of today’s schools, students don’t even
learn how to write on a piece of paper anymore; everything is electronic—
some kids can’t even write their names. 173 Just keep in mind that virtually
all new technology that is released on the market these days is a cog in the
machinery that will be gradually assisting us into becoming hive-minded
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International Business Times, Aug. 9, 2015, “Brazilian rainforest: Remote tribes given smartphones to prevent
'being massacred by ranchers'”
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New York Post, Jan. 27, 2016, “Many NYC students so tech-oriented they can’t even sign their own names | New York
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