Microchips Need to be as Cheap as Gasoline is in Iraq
- From: Frankenstein@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 12 Jun 2008 14:08:33 -0700 (PDT)
If Gasoline is now only 4 cents a gallon in Iraq, then that's
400 per cent deflation compared to the U.S. economy. Maybe no
one noticed that the 50 stars on the American flag can also
represent fifty, five-pointed pentagrams, when it's every man
for himself, without a national vision, and all of this in the
perishing land of the One God many Americans call GREED.
The shortcoming of visualization is on how certain kinds of in-
formation gets interpreted NOT for the good of the "righteous",
but just for the detriment of the "many". Google has just joined
the NASA bureaucracy by leasing 42.2 acres of land for its new
campus and facilities, and agreeing to fly NASA's research equip-
ment in exchange for a $1.3 million/year landing site (for its
CEO's Sergey, Brin). This makes Google a partner with NASA.
It would seem that whatever communication intercepts that hap-
pen with Google would also happen with whatever Google-funded
launches are occurring with satellites that also belong to NASA.
The "Dark Ages" are upon the entire earth, in the form of Big
Brother as Google, when Google employs spooks to peddle their
corporate assets to other spooks in Washington under the guise
of "user data" retention (IP address, time and date, search
terms, browser configuration, cookie ID), i.e., "Homeland
Security". Is this the reason why the FCC can turn a blind eye
to advanced communication technology, when it can thus dumb down
and expand its influence through regulatory reviews? Shouldn't
the FCC be acting as the good steward of public servant by de-
monopolizing bandwidth marginalization? (They can do this by
helping to create spinoff funding for competing technology ag-
ainst the current monopolistic practices of bandwidth marginaliz-
ation). This realization will come in the time that it needs
to come.
The question remains - Can Google handle all of the problems
associated with increased invasion of DNS privacy attacks, used
for the purpose of mass dumbing down the most personalized online
consumerist, while the rest of the world continues to increase
in populist bandwith?
Without faster processing speed for most who are challenged by
the bandwidth issue, Google's expertise with search indexing
appears too invasive to privacy. Ever look at an integrated
circuit under microscope? The real scary thing about this is
that it looks like a huge concentration camp for a master/slave
network of producers/consumers. One can never escape this sort
of mechanistically mad electromagnetic materialism.
Yet these are the systems that have become mass produced for
the purpose of mass consumption, rather than multi-parallel proces-
sed with series program looping. Thus the purpose for Google became
what was more important for tracking, identifying, and locating the
self-worth of their indexing machine, rather than evolving the
human/AI interface for purposes of transporting the
greatest intelligence possible.
Frankenstein
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