Synthetic Super Intelligence and the Transmutation of Humankind

Chapter 4: Ray Kurzweil’s Singularity
as a forerunner to the SBC. The Internet helps the AI scientists (and the
Overlords) to collect information on us. They want to know how we think,
how we react in relation to each other on a global scale and across different
cultures, what the collective is most interested in and why, how many are
“awake,” and how much we know about different subjects. Of course, these
are just a few examples.
The purpose with the Internet is to study human behavior.
It doesn’t matter so much what it is we put on the Internet; in essence,
the Controllers are closely monitoring it in order to learn more about us as
a social complex. They are not monitoring us because they want to eliminate
people who are figuring things out—usually they don’t care about that—
they just want to know how much we know and how much we don’t know
as a collective. This is why most people get away with what they’re
publishing on the Internet, unless someone gets in possession of and is
posting some classified material that can be used as evidence against the
planners. They may also take actions if we do something else that means
we’re stepping on their toes. The standard operating procedure in the first
case is to eliminate the person, if possible, or threaten him or her by
targeting the person’s family or friends. The solution in the latter case is to
send in the trolls.
Ultimately, in a couple of decades or so, the data the Controllers have
gathered on us will be included in the SBC as collective data from the
human mass consciousness. Once the Controllers have finished this project
and the Singularity is in place, the Internet will cease to exist, as well as
most computers in general. They are no longer necessary because people
will have all the Internet information available to them inside their brains.
All they need to do is to download whatever information they want from
the SBC, and this will happen instantly; no more slow or disrupted Internet
connections. Anything can be accessed immediately and electronically from
the SBC. In addition, each individual will then add to the SBC database
with his or her knowledge on a regular basis as he or she continues learning
new things in life. The learning process, by the way, will be unimaginably
faster because each individual will download already existing information
on any subject that is collected in the mass consciousness; everything from
highly advanced scientific data and information to the most mundane
thoughts and ideas. This is what Kurzweil means when he talks about us
learning a billion times faster; we have access to everybody’s thoughts
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