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17.12.202418:05
The speaker makes a point that organ implants might cause auto-immune disease. I found a paper on this - https://www.bsaci.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/Allergy-and-Transplantation-avdimiretz2018-1.pdf
Placing foreign material into a person's body can induce autoimmune disease if their self-organs have similarities to the foreign material. With the Covid jab, human cells express viral antigens, so its a bit like a transplant.
Placing foreign material into a person's body can induce autoimmune disease if their self-organs have similarities to the foreign material. With the Covid jab, human cells express viral antigens, so its a bit like a transplant.
17.12.202403:27
The uk gov may be using a fake Pcr test for TB to test cattle and shut down farms in the uk . If this is done widely then it could result in shortage of milk and dairy products. Farms may shut down as a result leading to loss of crops as well.
Such a fake TB pandemic would lead to price increases and shortages.
If the Pcr test is producing false positives then farms should independently test their own cattle. If the test comes back negative then they should consider selling to their established customers on the black market until independent testing can confirm the rate of false positives produced by the govt Pcr tests.
Independent testing for TB can be carried out by many labs.
It is possible that the Pcr test used on cattle actually introduced the TB also since the govt is absolutely not to be trusted after what they did during Covid.
Given potential shortages it is advised that households plant their garden areas with cabbages and potatoes rather than flowers , and store basic foods such as rice and beans.
This info may help https://t.me/+hd-jRZ2WrH5hOTc0
As much as it seems far fetched and crazy, we need to accept that some govts may be following a satanic agenda as has been suggested by the X message.
Centralization of power and control is therefore a bad thing.
Such a fake TB pandemic would lead to price increases and shortages.
If the Pcr test is producing false positives then farms should independently test their own cattle. If the test comes back negative then they should consider selling to their established customers on the black market until independent testing can confirm the rate of false positives produced by the govt Pcr tests.
Independent testing for TB can be carried out by many labs.
It is possible that the Pcr test used on cattle actually introduced the TB also since the govt is absolutely not to be trusted after what they did during Covid.
Given potential shortages it is advised that households plant their garden areas with cabbages and potatoes rather than flowers , and store basic foods such as rice and beans.
This info may help https://t.me/+hd-jRZ2WrH5hOTc0
As much as it seems far fetched and crazy, we need to accept that some govts may be following a satanic agenda as has been suggested by the X message.
Centralization of power and control is therefore a bad thing.
16.12.202415:44
Did you know that the son of Sinead o Connor committed suicide in 2022. He was only 17 years old and the masking and watching his school mates get ill and die from the vax, and the social distancing will have contributed to that. The loss of her son affected Sinead and she also committed suicide in July 2023
15.12.202411:06
I have decided to go with a reduced version that just sticks to facts and omits the parts that involve overly complex interpretation. So here is the final version
12.12.202412:04
Control of Information
In previous times the government controlled people through mainstream media. With the arrival of the internet people began to hear alternative views. Then with the arrival of social media people were exposed to data, and evidence that were contrary to government narratives. As a result governments lost the trust of the people, and with it their power.
They want this power back. The only way to do so is to take control of all social media and the information highways. And this can be done using advanced AI that tells you what you want to hear (pacing) and leads you in their direction (leading).
Using AI to Shape the News
The X platform has grown in significance since August 2023. In places like Africa it accounts for 90% of the alternative news content outside of mainstream media. Will it monopolize more of the market? Will X become the only social media?
Once X becomes the only alternative news media then AI may be used to shape the information you receive. AI, armed with data from global surveillance, and a deep analysis of your demographic, can calculate the pitch most likely to be believed for achieving any outcome. Then it can generate a plethora of articles, images and video content to create a convincing presentation, tailored to any group. AI can allow freedom of speech, yet limit freedom of reach, so dissident voices are confined to their own echo chamber, whilst giving the impression that they are being heard, using bots to “like” posts, and send realistic replies.
What we need to realize is that the AI of a supercomputer may now be in play in determining what news content reaches you, and how far your own posts reach to others.
If governments learned anything from the “plan-demic” it is that they must control social media if their agendas are to be successful. First and foremost we are in an information war - and an AI super-computer, used for information control, is the ultimate lying machine.
The Imitation Game
The question then becomes – “how can we test the truth of X news or any news?” We need to rethink what would be a reliable source in such a scenario. Is your source trusted, human? Is your information consistent within itself, verifiable, direct, confirmed by multiple sources?
How can we know when we are talking to a human or an AI? This question was posed by Alan Turing – the Turing Test - originally called the imitation game by Alan Turing in 1949.
The Turing Test later led to the development of 'chatbots', AI software entities developed for the sole purpose of conducting text chat sessions with people. Today, chatbots have a more inclusive definition; a computer program that can hold a conversation with a person, usually over the internet.
In 2001, in St. Petersburg, Russia, a group of three programmers, the Russian-born Vladimir Veselov, Ukrainian-born Eugene Demchenko, and Russian-born Sergey Ulasen, developed a chatbot called 'Eugene Goostman'. On 7 July 2014, it became the first chatbot which appeared to pass the Turing test in an event at the University of Reading marking the 60th death anniversary of Alan Turing. Thirty-three percent of the event judges thought that Goostman was human; the event organiser Kevin Warwick considered it to have passed Turing's test.
OpenAI's chatbot, ChatGPT, was released in November 2022. Celeste Biever wrote in a Nature article that "ChatGPT broke the Turing test". Stanford researchers reported that ChatGPT-4 "passes a rigorous Turing test, diverging from average human behaviour chiefly to be more cooperative".
In November 2023 Elon Musk launched Grok - an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot developed by xAI. It is powered by the Grok 2 AI model introduced in August 2023, the month that the “scratched” X logo appeared.
In previous times the government controlled people through mainstream media. With the arrival of the internet people began to hear alternative views. Then with the arrival of social media people were exposed to data, and evidence that were contrary to government narratives. As a result governments lost the trust of the people, and with it their power.
They want this power back. The only way to do so is to take control of all social media and the information highways. And this can be done using advanced AI that tells you what you want to hear (pacing) and leads you in their direction (leading).
Using AI to Shape the News
The X platform has grown in significance since August 2023. In places like Africa it accounts for 90% of the alternative news content outside of mainstream media. Will it monopolize more of the market? Will X become the only social media?
Once X becomes the only alternative news media then AI may be used to shape the information you receive. AI, armed with data from global surveillance, and a deep analysis of your demographic, can calculate the pitch most likely to be believed for achieving any outcome. Then it can generate a plethora of articles, images and video content to create a convincing presentation, tailored to any group. AI can allow freedom of speech, yet limit freedom of reach, so dissident voices are confined to their own echo chamber, whilst giving the impression that they are being heard, using bots to “like” posts, and send realistic replies.
What we need to realize is that the AI of a supercomputer may now be in play in determining what news content reaches you, and how far your own posts reach to others.
If governments learned anything from the “plan-demic” it is that they must control social media if their agendas are to be successful. First and foremost we are in an information war - and an AI super-computer, used for information control, is the ultimate lying machine.
The Imitation Game
The question then becomes – “how can we test the truth of X news or any news?” We need to rethink what would be a reliable source in such a scenario. Is your source trusted, human? Is your information consistent within itself, verifiable, direct, confirmed by multiple sources?
How can we know when we are talking to a human or an AI? This question was posed by Alan Turing – the Turing Test - originally called the imitation game by Alan Turing in 1949.
The Turing Test later led to the development of 'chatbots', AI software entities developed for the sole purpose of conducting text chat sessions with people. Today, chatbots have a more inclusive definition; a computer program that can hold a conversation with a person, usually over the internet.
In 2001, in St. Petersburg, Russia, a group of three programmers, the Russian-born Vladimir Veselov, Ukrainian-born Eugene Demchenko, and Russian-born Sergey Ulasen, developed a chatbot called 'Eugene Goostman'. On 7 July 2014, it became the first chatbot which appeared to pass the Turing test in an event at the University of Reading marking the 60th death anniversary of Alan Turing. Thirty-three percent of the event judges thought that Goostman was human; the event organiser Kevin Warwick considered it to have passed Turing's test.
OpenAI's chatbot, ChatGPT, was released in November 2022. Celeste Biever wrote in a Nature article that "ChatGPT broke the Turing test". Stanford researchers reported that ChatGPT-4 "passes a rigorous Turing test, diverging from average human behaviour chiefly to be more cooperative".
In November 2023 Elon Musk launched Grok - an artificial intelligence-powered chatbot developed by xAI. It is powered by the Grok 2 AI model introduced in August 2023, the month that the “scratched” X logo appeared.
11.12.202413:42
Early anti-histamines crossed the blood brain barrier and interacted with the brain - causing seizures. Anything that crosses the blood brain barrier (such as Gardasil, Cervarix, Covid jabs) will interact with the brain.
11.12.202409:31
https://x.com/toobaffled/status/1864499947716137016?s=19
This is a really good interview by a nurse about vaccinated patients.
This is a really good interview by a nurse about vaccinated patients.
10.12.202400:54
This is disgusting, during the scamdemic it was take the jabs to save granny now it's persuade granny to top herself for money. There's people who will do this as well, totally vile.
10.12.202400:26
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09.12.202415:28
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