The Post-Partisan Emporium

  Was the DMED Psyop a British Intelligence Operation? Mathew Crawford " In the event that I am reincarnated, I would like to return as a deadly virus, to contribute something to solving overpopulation ." -Prince Philip For more articles on the Plandemonium,  click here . Join the RTE Locals community  here . Plandemonium graph The above is just a small portion of the British plandemonium graph that I've been working on for a couple of months now. This graph could spawn a hundred articles, and has helped me understand just how much of the "pandemic machinery" spawned from the UK, but in ways that were pinned on other nations.  EcoHealth Alliance  (EHA) is one such example. Run by a British zoologist, EHA was originally the "Wildlife Trust"—one of several dozen Wildlife Trusts spawned from the UK, highly associated with British intelligence. EHA created the OneHealth paradigm connecting human disease to everything in the world with excessive implication...

 Thanks to Saint Jimmy (Russian American) for recommending this article. The Road to AI Utopia, Paved with (Empty) Splendors Simplicius Last month Sam Altman wrote a fanciful blog post which has stirred discussion within the tech industry. He titled it  The Intelligence Age . The chief thesis which the narcotically optimistic post espouses is the following: In the next couple of decades, we will be able to do things that would have seemed like magic to our grandparents. It’s almost all you need to know to understand the gist behind much of Altman and his cohort’s foundational beliefs, or even  ethos , driving their near-pathologically obsessive accelerationism toward AI singularity—or what they conceive as such. It has all the hallmarks of blind Utopianism. The examples of coming achievements he gives seem myopically ratcheted to first order effects, never considering second or third order consequences as should responsibly be the case. Let’s go through some of them befor...