Ai Is Training You Past Influencers Vs Digital Twins

Now look at it. In the past, if you go back to the 70s and 80s, who were your influencers? Your teacher, maybe. Your parents, your coach, people that you had direct access to and people knew about them. It wasn't some entertaining person that could do a funky dance or play the gazoo. Man, they were there, but they didn't they weren't like you weren't here in their life and they were giving you like tips on what what's truth and what's not truth. You know, it was totally. Yeah, you can identify someone who had credible someone you should listen to, you know, you should listen to. But now they again, once they get emotionally involved with an influence or whatever they say. becomes, they take it as if they are a trusted source on the information. And they're not a trusted source on the information. They're just a person who has had their feed jammed with a perspective that the CCP wants them to repeat to their audience. And this is how you create the filter bubbles in the echo chambers and you develop feedback loops to understand these things and to manipulate these things. Every one of us has a digital twin. Every single one of it. We've been clicking, liking, and sharing things for so many years, and it's directly attached to us. That digital twin can be tested. That digital twin can be put in situations. And once they get it tuned, then they put it on the person. And this happens every single day. Every hour you're online, you are training a data set, or you're putting information into data sets. Those data sets are being used to train AI systems specifically. to manipulate us. So we are training the AI system to manipulate us. Just based on, okay, you see a picture, how you respond to that picture. It's recording your face. It's recording, like all of those things. Yeah, I mean, look at Surrey. I mean, it doesn't matter if it's your phone. It doesn't matter if it's Surrey. It doesn't, you know, all these things are doing, they're analyzing the stress in your voice. They're analyzing your facial expressions. They're analyzing... the context and sentiment in which you are putting down written information, all of it's being analyzed. I mean, if you look at open AI and you say, okay, write this, but make me sound like I'm Ronald Reagan. And they'll put it in the tone and the context and the sentiment of Ronald Reagan, do the same thing, say the same exact thing and say, now make it in the context of how Malcolm X would say it. And they will switch it again. Well, how do they do that? They do that because they have learned from us. We have taught it. And now it is training us. Wow. Okay, so you were saying, you know, they look for people that are susceptible to Marxism. How do they know that? Again, through that same process? And does this person know? No, they absolutely don't know. They think they're the most talented human being on the planet. They think it just happened organically. Yes, of course. I'm a heck of a kazoo player. Yep, I'm a heck of a kazoo player. People authentically, organically just really like me. Yes. And that's not what it is. And going back to that Marxism thing, it's because of the way that they're reacting to different things that they're seeing? Well, yeah. Are they young? You know, what searches are they doing? What internet searches are they doing? What are they not searching? What are the three people closest to them really into? Or are they just a blank slate? If they're a blank slate and they have no ideological view, well, then let's give them one. By feeding them information. By feeding them the things. If you're in a room and I just put the same thing in front of you all day long and the same thing in front of the three people closest to you, now that becomes the conversation points. and now you start, it reinforces inside the mind. And when we talk about in that session two that you got there in your hand, how to fight artificial intelligence, we're not talking about robots. We're talking about AI driven psychological programming. AI driven psychological programming that is foreign born, because this is really the threat.