a good way to see real ones, meaning ETs is to meditate a little, put out a blanket in a clearing atop a mountain and wait, they'll show up and do things that won't leave doubts
Good catch!
Yes it's the typical strategy of waiting for a negative event to occur and then jumping in with solutions that serve their agenda of control:D
"didn't realise Face ID was trying to authenticate their face"
Nice to throw a human being under the bus, too bad they're the ones buying those iphones
Historically corporations have waged a war on the people, shifting the blame to them. For example recycling was a manoeuver from the bottling industry to keep using plastic instead of glass, jay walking (pedestrian crossing the middle of the street) was a campaign to shift the blame from car accident killing pedestrian to the pedestrian crossing roads which at the time were not designed as car only zones but shared zones.
So unless people rise up and write their representatives (who work for them) to enforce their right, the victim or the owner will be held responsible.
This sums up how this happened. The industrialist who came up with the idea kept approaching the regulators until they gave in.
Now let's talk about how this very likely happened.
Background: back when I lived in san francisco (lower case on purpose) I had friends who founded a company that made software to help government efficiently. Needless to say they had a very comprehensive knowledge on how things ran in there and despite my natural cynicism I was shocked, government run far less efficiently than I thought and it was maintained that way by everyone working there. They also mentioned how bringing up money always sped things along - a lot. So to sum up if you bring to the table solutions to make things more efficient faster and easier for them you get resistance, when you bring up money you can bring to them all gets lubed up real nice and they become your friend.
So back in our current case of building a city on a landfill, which is a well known health hazard. “The regulators were pretty skeptical at the start, I have to say,” said Stephen Eimer, an executive vice president with Related and co-managing partner of the 9.2 million-square-foot project, known as City Place. “But we kept at it, working and working, and they came around.” can be safely translated in "regulators said no until we gave them money".
This is called a banana republic and until we wake the f*ck up it'll keep going.
First spraying toxic metals in the air
Then bumping asteroids for no reason
And now what, making news for planing to use tech that's been used since the 60s?
Anyone sane at NASA, please leak what's really going on in this asylum.
Was holding the California state in ramson, shutting down their power grid to strong arm their governor into some bad deal. This action was helped by the activities of soon-to-be-governor Arnold Shwarzenegger in a well documented hotel meeting.
Now California has too much solar power. Fuck you Texas!
1- that the EU is calling attention to itself so much, people may realize that they never elected these politicians in the first place.
2- that it's bringing attention to companies harvesting us for Data.
So bring on the outrage and focus it to one thing: taking back your power. We don't need apps, we don't need corporations we don't need politicians or anyone else to format who we are.
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a good way to see real ones, meaning ETs is to meditate a little, put out a blanket in a clearing atop a mountain and wait, they'll show up and do things that won't leave doubts
public -signed: not google
Good catch! Yes it's the typical strategy of waiting for a negative event to occur and then jumping in with solutions that serve their agenda of control :D
and balanced people, their default behavior is to collaborate.
any mean is good to bring balance back to a few who need it.
Interesting that the one thing Jobs gave everyone at his memorial, that one small book, is not even talked about in this article.
Maybe they are the co-location host for Prism's much needed expansion.
They could spend a few month in an Ashram and learn a bit.
Those who are unselfish in order to get validation from others. Western psychology needs to dig a little bit into the Vedas.
"didn't realise Face ID was trying to authenticate their face" Nice to throw a human being under the bus, too bad they're the ones buying those iphones
FTC is saving their ass. Just see all the lawsuiting slow down.
It'll be derivative, agitated and very very boring. I used to work with the guy and he can do very good action but has limited depth.
"hated in the nation"
hurray
That or ultrasonic mosquito repellents. A 35$ pest repellent gives me headache and killed my high frequency earing.
Historically corporations have waged a war on the people, shifting the blame to them. For example recycling was a manoeuver from the bottling industry to keep using plastic instead of glass, jay walking (pedestrian crossing the middle of the street) was a campaign to shift the blame from car accident killing pedestrian to the pedestrian crossing roads which at the time were not designed as car only zones but shared zones. So unless people rise up and write their representatives (who work for them) to enforce their right, the victim or the owner will be held responsible.
This sums up how this happened. The industrialist who came up with the idea kept approaching the regulators until they gave in. Now let's talk about how this very likely happened. Background: back when I lived in san francisco (lower case on purpose) I had friends who founded a company that made software to help government efficiently. Needless to say they had a very comprehensive knowledge on how things ran in there and despite my natural cynicism I was shocked, government run far less efficiently than I thought and it was maintained that way by everyone working there. They also mentioned how bringing up money always sped things along - a lot. So to sum up if you bring to the table solutions to make things more efficient faster and easier for them you get resistance, when you bring up money you can bring to them all gets lubed up real nice and they become your friend. So back in our current case of building a city on a landfill, which is a well known health hazard. “The regulators were pretty skeptical at the start, I have to say,” said Stephen Eimer, an executive vice president with Related and co-managing partner of the 9.2 million-square-foot project, known as City Place. “But we kept at it, working and working, and they came around.” can be safely translated in "regulators said no until we gave them money". This is called a banana republic and until we wake the f*ck up it'll keep going.
Each wall is retrofitted with giant screens and you pay by watching ads, which lights are powered by our students on bicycles.
First spraying toxic metals in the air Then bumping asteroids for no reason And now what, making news for planing to use tech that's been used since the 60s? Anyone sane at NASA, please leak what's really going on in this asylum.
oh god - does it suck now? (I admit I've been on mac since 2009)
Catches a lot, low footprint, Czechoslovakia is just awesome.
Was holding the California state in ramson, shutting down their power grid to strong arm their governor into some bad deal. This action was helped by the activities of soon-to-be-governor Arnold Shwarzenegger in a well documented hotel meeting. Now California has too much solar power. Fuck you Texas!
That fell off...
1- that the EU is calling attention to itself so much, people may realize that they never elected these politicians in the first place. 2- that it's bringing attention to companies harvesting us for Data. So bring on the outrage and focus it to one thing: taking back your power. We don't need apps, we don't need corporations we don't need politicians or anyone else to format who we are.
Prediction, in 2018 they will go back to a keyboard that works and diet down the Double Big Mac trackpad.