Synthetic Super Intelligence and the Transmutation of Humankind

Synthetic Super Intelligence and the Transmutation of Humankind
any given situation. The motto was: one TV in every home. That turned into
a similar motto a few decades later; the goal is at least one PC in every home. 12
Then the Internet came down upon us. Most people think this was an
enormous achievement; so much more could be studied and learned so much
quicker. The Administrators and the AIF don’t care what you put out on
the Internet or what you learn from there, as long as you don’t step on the
toes of their most current secret programs that they don’t want to be
exposed for any given reason. As long as you don’t do that, you’re relatively
safe to say whatever you want on the Net without any serious retribution.
After all, the Internet is there to study human behavior in present time and
to monitor and store all data we so voluntarily put out on the Net.
The Internet was released as the World Wide Web from having been
a military network, before it was implemented for the public. Virtually
everything is tested in the military before we get to see it. The Internet is,
on a grander scale, an attempt to understand human unpredictability and to
determine how to get people on the same page. I would imagine that the
Controllers have asked themselves; how much do the humans know? How
much do they care about important issues, and how much do they care about
trivial things? How social are they? How alike are they in all their
uniqueness? The AIF wants these questions answered. Some of these beings
are quite psychic and can read the mass consciousness without machines,
but the Internet was still important because they wanted to see how easily
we are distracted from a focus point. The fact that humans are easily
distracted becomes embarrassingly apparent in the different discussion
forums, where someone starts a topic of relevance and others comment on
it. By so-called trolling, the letter agencies then make comments on the
forum thread that have nothing to do with the original subject, and almost
immediately people’s attention goes from the focal point to the distraction;
thus, the discussion of the original topic is lost. This is specifically true
when the troll begins to insult one or more people responding to a thread;
people become easily reactive and divert from the topic in order to defend
themselves. Others then fill in to defend the person who is attacked.
Those in charge must have learned much about us from the Internet
over the years. We are telling the entire world about ourselves and our
intimate thoughts on Facebook, Twitter, Google+, in other social media,
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Freely quoted from Microsoft’s founder, Bill Gates.
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