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1. Henry h on February 15, 2020 at 8:54 am

   This is terrifying, we must stop AI or we will be extinct, just like the Terminator movies. I don’t believe humans will ‘un-invent’ anything they make, they haven’t thus far, so this must be a first, unfortunately I can’t see it happening. It is up to the Creator to intervene.

2. Mr S on February 15, 2020 at 11:22 am

   Almost twenty years ago, TWO planes literally pulverized THREE skyscrapers. REALITY problems?

3. Yukon Jack on February 15, 2020 at 5:44 pm

   In the book ‘The Day After Roswell’ the army intelligence was concerned that the silicon chip was colonizing the planet. Looks as though that was a correct observation.

   https://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/sociopolitica/dayafterroswell/dayafter12.htm

4. Harbinger on February 15, 2020 at 6:34 pm

   I don’t call them phones. They’re Personal Data Units (computers) with telecommunication capability (as really are all computers). I reply mostly on one to here. Hence why some will read some obscure words in sentences, due to predictive text I forgot to check.

   Do I use the phone? Rarely, if at all. Very few people have my number and more importantly, I don’t carry it with me at all times, in fact once in a blue moon. It’s not important. The only reason I got it was because banks have made it far harder to get into your account and require either a code from a chip and pin device, or logging in on a phone. The latter was the better option. However, soon I hope to be free of banks.
   I use this PDU mostly for Web browsing and reading. It cost me £130 and if you’re paying more than that for a smart phone, you’ve more money than sense. If rather buy a laptop than pay £300+ up to over £1k.

   That all stated, yes, people are addicted, completely, to them. I understand, they’re very addictive. You have the world at your fingertips. Seeing as only a few people have my number I revive very few texts. If I do it’s on WhatsApp, from a friend who no longer lives in my city. He and another 5 people have my number. And that’s how it will stay.

   I was shocked one day to go out and find that my phone had remembered everywhere I went that day. It was so kind to then send a link to an app on my phone to show me. It’s a control device, monitoring your every move.
   I no longer look at everyone as sad when using them. They may simply just be reading a book, or reading on the Internet and very rarely use it as a phone. However yesterday I had a beer, in a pub and towards the end an older gentleman, sat down next to me, pulled out his PDU and started playing online poker with the volume turned up. I quickly finished my beer and left.

   You have to look at them for what they are – merely a tool. Control the tool, don’t let the tool control you. Sadly most people drift into the latter. I don’t need to be contacted 24/7. Heck I don’t want to be contacted when I go out. That’s my time and no one else’s, unless of course I specifically go out to meet someone.

5. Nemesis on February 15, 2020 at 7:06 pm

   Dmitry Orlov “Shrinking the Technocracy” was right…

   we must smash this satanic israeli led sh*te!

6. Yukon Jack on February 16, 2020 at 5:00 pm

   COMPLETE CONVERSATIONS WITH GOD BY nEALE wALSCH

   But what IS the “everything that has already happened?” How did it happen? What happened? All of it happened. All of it has already happened. Every possibility exists as fact, as completed events.How can that be ? I still don’t understand how that can be.I am going to put this in terms to which you can better relate. See if this helps. Have you ever watched children use a CD-ROM to play a computerized video game?Yes.

   CONVERSATIONS WITH GOD, Book Threeangels-heaven.org cosmic-people.com77

   Have you ever asked yourself how the computer knows how to respond to everymove the child makes with the joystick?Yes, actually, I have wondered that.It’s all on the disc. The computer knows how to respond to every move the child makes because every possible move has already been placed on the disc, along with its appropriate response.That’s spooky. Almost surreal.What, that every ending, and every twist and turn producing that ending, is already programmed on the disc? There’s nothing “spooky” about it. It’s just technology.And if you think that the technology of video games is something, wait ’til you seethe technology of the universe!Think of the Cosmic Wheel as that CD-ROM. All the endings already exist. The universe is just waiting to see which one you choose this time. And when the game is over, whether you win, lose, or draw, the universe will say, “Want to play again?”Your computer disc doesn’t care whether you win or not, and you can’t “hurt its feelings.” It just offers you a chance to play again. All the endings already exist, and which ending you experience depends on the choices you make.So God is nothing more than a CD-ROM?I wouldn’t put it that way, exactly. But throughout this dialogue…

   As I’ve said, this isn’t the first time your civilization has been at this brink. I want to repeat this, because it is vital that you hear this.

   Once before on your planet the technology you’d developed was far greater than your ability to use it responsibly. You’re approaching the same point in human history again.

   It’s vitally important that you understand this.Your present technology is threatening to outstrip your ability to use it wisely.

   Your society is on the verge of becoming a product of your technology, rather than your technology being a product of your society.When a society becomes a product of its own technology, it destroys itself.Why is that? Can You explain that?Yes. The crucial issue is the balance between technology and cosmology—the cosmology of all life.What do You mean by “the cosmology of all life”?Simply put, it is the way things work. The System. The Process.There is a “method to My madness,” you know.I was hoping there was.And the irony is that once you figure out that method, once you begin to understand more and more of how the universe works, you run a greater risk of causing a breakdown. In this way, ignorance can be bliss.The universe is itself a technology. It is the greatest technology. It works perfectly.On its own. But once you get in there and start messing around with universal principles and universal laws, you run the risk of breaking those laws. And that’s a40-yard penalty.

   CONVERSATIONS WITH GOD, Book Threeangels-heaven.org cosmic-people.com191

   A major setback for the home team.Yes.So, are we out of our league here?You’re getting close. Only you can determine whether you’re out of your league.You’ll determine that with your actions. For instance, you know enough about atomic energy now to blow yourselves to kingdom come.Yes, but we’re not going to do that.

7. Harbinger on February 16, 2020 at 11:48 pm

   Yukon Jack,

   I sent my friend, a young woman, who’s not in a very good place, Conversation With God, last month. It was an enjoyable read when I read it about 20 years ago. A very uplifting book and badly needed as I wasn’t in a very good place at the time either.

8. Ray N. on February 17, 2020 at 4:26 am

   Poor ole YJ, still desperately tying to convince himself there is no God – I’ll pray for you . . .