>>323022>Something bad is coming and then it will be terrible.Some mix of 1984 and brave new world, I hope with more of the latter.
I guess this is just me being a retard who read 2 books in his life and then applying them to everything I see, but it feels real.
The world is splitting into parts that try to isolate those in their sphere of influence.
Like the US/EU and the BRICS nations. They'll have their separate bubbles, but they'll have bubbles within the bubbles if that makes sense.
The EU being more like reluctant (or insidious) vassals of the US will likely torment their people more because the psychos at the top can't play god-king.
Same on the BRICS site, some are clearly declining and losing more than others, the power dynamics just aren't as hard defined.
Once the information lockdown is complete they can just shape the world of the masses as they please.
I'm afraid to be honest. AI is at the point where I'm not sure I could tell a good quality AI gen apart from reality. Hell many might consider me posting here to be AI too for all I know, maybe I'm replying to an AI thread…
Even ignoring AI, legacy media already had insane control over the masses. The only thing that broke a significant portion out of the trance was the open internet. Then again weaponized with pysops too so who knows.
I feel like COVID was the last contentious world event where the internet played a major role in helping us because AI wasn't there yet.
Now it's pretty much over.
Even if you find your way out of "containment" and figure some truths out, there will be nothing you can do, maybe not even to save yourself. Even with COVID the gaslit normies inflicted whatever torment they could on those that didn't go along with it.
What if an alternative thought is no longer even an option?
I'm scared … I wish I was older. I still got a decent 20 years in me only being 30 before I'd be fine with passing I guess. It's looking grim.
>>323017Depends, I had my privacy schizo arc and recently decided to just give in and embraced the botnet, consoomed all the tech and to me it's insanely convenient.
I can just order something, by next morning some dude places my order in a box near the gas station down the road. I pick it up, I check it out and if I don't like said item I can just return it with a few taps on a screen and get a refund.
No hassle.
E-mails are fine, chats are whatever I guess. I don't have people to talk to anymore online anyways so whatever Discord is doing doesnt affect me.
Games are easier to access than ever.
Now this is when things work.
>Everything works just barely well enough to still keep functioning but at the same time it's decaying and degrading. Unfortunately what you describe is very real in my mostly second hand experience as well. I work at a large quasi-monopoly in my country and this is absolutely true.
If things fail, you often get no real solution. "Works for everybody else".
There are no alternatives or competition you could go to for the service most of the time. The competition just rebrands the same service anyways.
Often times there isn't even a person you can talk to with these things.
I dread the day my google account gets banned or has some issue because I know there is no support so it's a lost cause.
Repair is no longer a real thing so I fear once my computer parts fail I'll never be able to replace them since you know, no longer made or no longer legal to get with the future looking to have hard drives tied to your ID or something lmao.
>All the power structures are set and all the lowest worms in society have wriggled their way to the top of them.I'm at the bottom so might just be sour grapes in my case.
Coworkers became bosses and bosses of my bosses because I have no ambition despite having some seniority by now, but this tends to be real.
Very many people in positions of power or authority didn't really earn their way that is for sure. I like to think of them as aristocracy in some sense.
Not the middle manager types, they are just power hungry normies most of the time. But the C level dudes that play politics and get shuffled around positions on the regular, the true owners also people in medical professions come to mind with insane barriers to entry.
There are often orders barked down from the very top that are so far removed from the reality of the bottom rungs (grunt workers making things work) that I can only imagine it as the front lines receiving some asinine orders from a king far removed.
Declarations made on information filtered through a hundred liars and sycophants.