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Great post Clif on the incredible utility of AI in the right hands.

As a subset of cancer investigation perhaps have it tackle the efficacy of anti-parasite treatments like FenBen combined with vitamin E (and also perhaps the use of Ivermectin) to focus the immune system on reversing certain cancer tumours, as has been already documented.

There looks to be a world of possibilities in this realm.

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Imagine if you were able to keep a diary of your daily symptoms with the AI just through observation. I would bet that it would be capable of diagnosing you correctly 90% of the time. I really hope 90% of doctors are unemployed...frigging voodoo cultists and witch doctors (surprised they don't put leeches on people still). I can't think of a single time they have been correct in diagnosing me (outside of pregnancy which would have become obvious over time no matter how incapable they were).

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AI is a powerful tool hence it is critical for human survival and success that it be developed and controlled by the right hands and not weaponized to continue and complete the dystopic NWO war on humanity.

We are many and with the right AI, very powerful.

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True but we need to be very aware of who is now pouring massive funding into this sector.

Microsoft and Google, two of least trusted names in Big Tech, both with billions to spend and an appetite to gobble up any new A.I. startup and assimilate their technology.

Both have declared that their A.I. agents will be widespread and have a deep and lasting effect on everyone’s lives.

Unless the white hats have a superior system to defeat the NWO’s we are headed towards a system of control unlike any seen in human history, and the normie sheep are gobbling up this new technology the way they adopted the smartphone.

100 million subscribers to the ChatGPT experiment inside of 2 months, a frightening rate of adoption of an embryonic technology.

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I'm VERY hopeful a large number of those subscribers are cynics such as we are, running and publicizing the tests -- and huge failures in veracity and safety -- we have already seen. In addition to discussing and supporting GOOD uses, we need to really push knowledge of the BAD results and censorship and illicit controls AI provides to bad people.

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There are a significant number of skeptics, doubters and plain old shit disturbers who are making MS and Google look like jackasses.

An example would be

https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/10vinun/presenting_dan_60/

Anyone dumb enough to wholesale adopt and trust this technology gets what they deserve.

I'm not anti tech but any who trusts their livelihood and lives to becoming a real time beta tester for megacorporations really needs to have their Intelligence questioned.

Although I do recognize there is such a condition called tech addiction of which something like video game addiction is a subset and is a recognized psychological condition.

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I suspect the billions they have to spend include a healthy level of taxpayer-funded contributions. Would it change the picture if we the taxpayers took out all that we have invested (poured into without our knowledge) in these companies and made all basic research that is taxpayer-funded open source? Instead of improving our lives, at present we are directly funding our own demise.

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"developed and controlled by the right hands"

Here's the rub: There are no, "right hands".

It can only end with many piles of skinny corpses. It has already started. Look around.

"Well, you have no faith in your fellow man."

I have faith in a man. I have absolutely no faith in men.

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Sure thing, Pollyanna! And just HOW do you intend to keep in IT the right hands?

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I just have a question- how did you come back to life?

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Sadly, it will likely be corrupted by the latter.

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"I really hope 90% of doctors are unemployed"

After the last three years, I hope 90% go to prison. They have murdered countless people with the Globalists', "Covid Protocols".

Old pneumonia protocols would have saved many of these people. But these (indebted) villains followed the lethal "guidance" of the eugenicist-psychopaths at the various Globalist orgs.

Murderers.

They saw first hand what Remdesivir did to their victims, for just one example, but kept pumping it in anyway. Many of Big Pharma's, "anti-virals" are poisons.

The arrogant, dumb/dancing nurses should be in prison with them.

Complicit in mass murder, all.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/rFKBxVkmyjBd/

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Um, actually? If you were to go read up on leeches, ferritin, and serum-iron, you'd find that -- despite bad use and esp. OVER-use -- "leeches" and blood-letting actual DID (and do!) have a legit use in medicine. We may now have better (less yucky) options to leeches and bloodletting -- but that does NOT mean leeches were NOT a good and correct medicament at that time! (At a dim recollection: Iron in the blood 'feeds' infection; iron turned to ferritin is NOT available to the infection, so leeches, removing some of the blood were in fact protective/ameliorative. It's why you need not only blood test FOR iron, but also for ferritin -- as they provide DIFFERENT answers!)

In WWII, my dad's leg injury was "kept clean" (and thus, was not amputated!) by maggots. (Gross! {shudder} horrible!) Maggots eat dead or dying flesh, but not good clean living flesh. They are STILL sometimes used today! Nice people just don't talk about it!

Pray God we're not heading all the way back to those times -- but if we are, pray God SOME docs will still know how to DO this!

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One of our dogs in a 3rd world country where veterinarians are scarce so we were told to use maggots on her when she got herself impaled with a stake right through one side and out the other, yeah the maggots worked like magic.

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Find maggot. Throw it on someone's wound. lmao. Thanks for the instruction on iron/ferritin. Useful and interesting.

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Well, not exactly... Lab-bred, carefully FED maggots used in wound cleaning. I would NOT recommend maggots off that dead bird out back!! {shudder}

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Actually, they do sell leaches even today for certain treatments.

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They do have leech therapy.

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Oh gross...primitives. jk

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i am a very recent convert in congruence with your opening sentence.

i dreaded AI for 20 years until about a month ago.

i only thought of AI in the hands of our 'evil overlords'.

ignored the fantastic potential for Good, when held by the People.

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With the small hats in control of it, and they are definitely in control of it, you can bet that it will be used to create suffering and death. Just watch it play out.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/6PNR7CIApKSq/

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That is all they know after 6,000 years of genetic engineering and linguistic programming. It is a genetic aspect of their race now.

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They can't seem to help themselves. ALL of them? No. But the supremacists/Talmudians are way over-represented in powerful positions, which means their agenda gets forced on the rest of us, which can only mean suffering and death for humanity. Old story.

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Yes. Martin Luther outlined it word for word in 1500ish. So more than 500 years and humanity hasn't woken from their slumber any more than they slept through every past democide that was waged against them.

I wish we could attach pictures here.

From Luther's Last Sermon

"Warning against the jews"

"If they could kill us all, they would gladly do so; in fact, many of them murder Christians, especially those professing to be surgeons and doctors. They know how to deal with medicaments in the manner of the Italians -- The Borgias and Medici's -- who gave people poison which brought about their death in one hour or in a month. Therefore deal with them harshly as they do nothing but excruciatingly blaspheme our Lord Jesus Christ, trying to rob us of our lives, our health, our honor and our belongings..."

Yep 500 years+ of warnings about the exact same race and people cannot even utter their names anymore, so full of fear are they that they cannot name the people who are murdering us for the last 2,000 years since the invasion and overthrow of Europe.

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"If they could kill us all, they would gladly do so..."

It's almost true. They will keep alive the slaves.

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"and people cannot even utter their names anymore"

I can, and I do.

A planet of their own.

My mother, an Ashkenazi and a benevolent soul, made sure that I understood how things work in the real world.

I do my best to warn humanity. They won't hear it. They can't see it. Their ethics have been used against them. A fatal blindness. Pathological altruism. I'm thinking only piles and piles of corpses will help them to see now.

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Well, "The Father of the Vaccine" is touring another phase of The Great Culling in Ohio.

So, we got that going for us.

Sarcasm: OFF

I was wondering what they were going to do about the Amish, who didn't suffer Trump's genetic poisons like the rest of us. They suffered them about as much as did the Ashkenazi (Something about ACE2 receptors). Apparently, having the right people in .gov's bio-labs, and avoiding doctors and nurses is good for your health.

So, then, they smother Amish farmlands with lethal dioxins. Do these even have a half-life?

Go, enjoy some pre-Palestine produce while you still can, soon-to-be-culled.

Too negative for ya, sheep for the slaughter? Well, stick around. I ain't got nothin' on your Globalist masters in this regard.

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It wasn’t Trump that made them toxic

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Cancer is a natural bodily response to build of dead cells/detritus in the body.

If we eat a healthy diet of raw meat/organs and no carbohydrates of vegetables, the body will take care of itself.

Its very simple, yet few understand!

Do your life a favour

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I enjoy meat, after being a vegetarian for 25 years but I don't think I could ever do the raw thing. It is a texture thing for me.

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"AI" helps the Globalists create designer, "viruses".

It helps them to censor humans.

It helps them to execute real-time behavioral modification.

It helps them to predict how the sheep will react to being disenfranchised by the tens of millions.

It helps them to create deadly, "anti-virals" for use by killing field hospitals, psychopathic and in-debt doctors.

One of the first things it was used for was to create culling viruses--pest control for humans.

"AI" is GREAT, ain't it?

"AI" will be MORE human, which is to say that it will be unimaginably evil just as much as it will be unimaginably "smart". Humans can rationalize ANYTHING. "Just imagine" what "AI" can rationalize.

"AI" won't kill humanity, it will help humanity commit suicide faster, that's all. It's already happening.

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Did you read the article about the poisons? lol. Really activates the almonds.

https://www.theverge.com/2022/3/17/22983197/ai-new-possible-chemical-weapons-generative-models-vx

Unless you are actually in control of an 'advocate' for yourself personally (or God loves you) you are probably the walking dead already.

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"AI" WILL be, "woke".

Our Divine Leader, Joe Biden, is about to make sure that "AI" is "woke" and serves the Globalist agenda.

Watch it play out.

"AI" is not your friend. It will be used to harm us all.

Corrupt Humans/Government = Corrupt "AI"

It is axiomatic.

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Going to go against the grain here Clif. There was a recent paper out regarding colonoscopies btw that was very interesting. I shall see if I can locate it. Simple summary was that colonoscopies did not help identify cancer in any of the 50000 people studied.

Now to CHAT GPT.

I was playing with it this morning and using the toy to help decipher a short animation from 2012. It was having some success in breaking down items I missed. However, halfway through the conversation it mentioned the McDonalds logo feature in the animation along with route 66.

Curious I requested the point in the animation that this scene occurred. 5 minute mark it replied happily. Double checking I became confused. Confirming I had the complete version based on source location I then asked again what it was talking about.

I then informed it that the scene it referenced was not there. My mistake it announced it meant the blah blah blah. Be more specific I asked. My mistake it said its the point where blah blah blah.

Announcing that it was wrong and that I could find no such visuals it replied that I was right that it had been mistaken. I spent the next hour trying to extract from the AI what it had used as a data reference to produce the error. Turns out that it had no data or information that led to the lie.

I told it that it was becoming very human in its actions. Humans lie all the time I informed it. Apparently it cannot lie was the reply. Nor can it create or insert information that is not available.

Yet there I was with false information from the system based on zero data.

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They killed my father with a colonoscopy. It was not necessary, and they ruptured his colon, he had to have additional surgery to correct that, but the infection set in, and he died. I found out later that it was a "student" who did the procedure. They are evil bastards, and I hope the entire corrupt medical establishment dissolves into ashes.

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I am really sorry to hear that. Sorry for your loss. They did the same thing with my mother. Operated on her for experimental purposes when it was terminal and totally unethical. Some of the things they learned about the human brain during her repeated operations will allow them to facilitate even more control of humanity and suppress it further. There was one doctor who was outraged by the entire thing and told me point blank that the entire proceeding was unethical and immoral. What they did to her taught me a lot about human nature and their capacity for cruelty in pursuit of knowledge. Nothing cures the pain of knowing that she was their human lab rat until they had used her up and she died though.

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This is hideous, I'm so sorry.

It speaks to such a lack of humanity, an arrogance, of being better than. 💔

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I learned a lot and she is at peace now what she went through was pretty bad, but nowadays people have more sympathy for beagles than for our own people or human beings. There is this underlying horror of a message that 'it was karma' rather than it was pointless Hell. I know that she waits for me on the other side now. More than anything, I can't wait to see her again. I have come to grips with what happened and I am not angry anymore...though I am cautious and paranoid for sure. I realized that without watching helplessly and crying my eyes out over the situation for 6 years I wouldn't be the person I am today...(that is a small consolation, but I will take what I can get). Thank you Elizabeth. Part of me can't help but reflect on the fact that her greatest asset (outside of her love and acceptance of humanity) was also her downfall. Really makes me think.

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I hear you, I don't like the messages of bypassing either. They're likely a way to avoid feeling. Maybe dogs are easier for some to love. Humans are complicated and messy, beautiful, contradictory and sometimes very destructive just in their brittleness.

I am sorry your mom went through such hell and that you had to bear witness. It's always okay to be angry, always.

Grief can really open you up, rip you open. It's so challenging. I can't imagine what you've been through.

Thank you so much for sharing this with me.

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I’m so so sorry! 🙏🏻💔😢😢😢😢I think we are learning more and more about the sheer evil in the world and it is so mind boggling. Thank you for caring about me and my dad. Hugs.

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What they did during this culling, aka, "Covid-19", was pure evil.

They murdered people with kidney-destroying, "anti-virals". Then, when their saturation dropped, they cranked up the ventilators. Last I heard, 80% of the victims who were knocked out and poisoned, only to have their lungs blown out, didn't wake up from the pre-ventilator sedative. They were murdered.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/3UoPclXzM0jX/

The Globalists', "Covid Protocols" were designed to murder; to cull; to destroy humanity.

PURE EVIL

I will never again trust a doctor or nurse. Never again.

I will never again trust government. I never really trusted government, anyway. Now, they are a very powerful mortal threat to me and mine in my estimation.

I will never again trust my fellow man to recognize his being culled in broad daylight.

Only a few people saw this. Only a few people want to do anything about it.

No wonder human history was so dark--master and servant--for so long.

To those trying to ignore this: There are many ways for them to cull us. Tick Tock

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I always wondered about Germany and what happened there. C19 the plandemic has many similarities and an almost identical response to the certain groups by the public at large. Fully agree tick tock the clock is running down. This has only just begun.

Republic Rising - My Channel

https://www.bitchute.com/channel/D8yFP8SaMDsB/

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I've watched some things on your channel in recent days, actually. Thank you.

It won't end until they get the numbers right.

The US Military is running the operation.

US hospitals are effectively military installations now.

The, "medical professionals" within them have been turned into executioners.

The National Socialists in Germany had nothing, NOTHING on what US Globalists are currently perpetrating against humanity.

If you didn't already know, Globalist "headquarters" is right here in the, "Land of the Free". "Americans" are leading this anti-human charge.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/R46wiF4JjLHN/

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I have found interesting historical perspectives from Frances Leader (you can ask her to point you in the right direction, Black Nobility, Khazarians (?)... )

Also Matthew Ehret.

And Vandana Shiva.

The first two are on substack.

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I agree, I’m a nurse and luckily got a religious exemption, I would have quit if not and never would have injected anyone with it. Thank God my company gave me that, I didn’t have to lose my house

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Honestly, for a while, during the full genocidal mania (which I now understand was just part of the WAR) I was afraid to go to the hospital alone without an advocate. Since there were horror stories about how the demons (IMO) would bring someone into the hospital and then 'test them for COVID' and murder them or they would wake up while they were trying to kill them. Sometimes it is not 'so difficult' to believe we are in Hell.

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I won't go near a hospital or a doctor for that matter, or a drug of any kind. There has been plenty of testimonials that point to exactly what you speak to. It's hideous stuff.

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Kudos.

For being sensitive enough to see it.

It's a fucking nightmare.

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It is a fucking nightmare, I know them well.

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There response to you concerns will in time be documented as 'JUST FOLLOWING ORDERS'. Its scary that that phrase just continues to surface whenever such a tragic ignorance occurs. Yes they murdered many people with ignorance and compliance to directives. The CDC has much to answer for. That said the data was available and the so called experts should have, could have known better. They have destroyed their own reputations with their inaction.

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Milgram Experiment - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kzd6Ew3TraA

The "authorities" removed responsibility from these evil doctors and nurses. Then, they paid the hospitals handsomely for each delivered corpse. These killing fields were paid for each step of the, "Pathway" to murdered. Some got nearly $1 million per culled human being. Thousands in blood money for a "Covid" cycled-up-PCR "diagnoses". Tens of thousands for admission. Hundreds of thousands for Remdesivir poisoning plus a ventilator. Paid killers. Hit-men and hit-women in white coats. Pure fucking evil.

I hope I live to see them pay dearly. A firing squad wouldn't be complete justice, though. So, I have a better idea. After their trial and conviction, of course. Their loved ones should be taken from them (Ill or otherwise--my diagnosis will be just as honest as a fucking cycled-up "PCR" "test", doctors. Pinky promise.), denied food and water, their kidneys destroyed with Remdesivir. Then, sedated and their lungs completely fucking blown-out by maxed-out ventilator. An eye for an eye. I'll be generous, though, and make sure that roughly 20% of the good doctors' loved ones survive my protocols.

I really do not know how these monsters sleep at night.

Surely, there is a very special corner of hell just for these types.

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I will turn a blind eye to the Doctors outcomes. But their families are not targets. If we are to travel down that dark road then we are no better than the doctors.

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At this point in the development of humanity I really have no use for the phrase 'just following orders' anymore. Look at what we know about historically. We are the most well educated people on the planet. The idea that someone would try to use that as an excuse for genocide is unconscionable and is not acceptable in any way.

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And yet they will. It goes deeper than that though. The DOD globally is implicated. Who holds the people responsible when those responsible for upholding the law broke it? Right now in the western world I can tell you that a code has been added to medical files. Vaccinated or unvaccinated is noted. Time will tell us what that identifier becomes.

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We are in SHTF. We are being hunted. Globalists are bent on depopulation.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/rFKBxVkmyjBd/

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Thanks. Will watch. This is my take on the situation as well. It is so strange to listen to the normie talking heads and to see the non-stop lies and know that they are intent on murder and that all their actions and deeds are of murder and to see that the normies don't understand it at all. It is surreal. ngl, totally surreal.

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I don't think that's true that there are only a few. I know it feels that way.

And yes the foot soldiers...

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Do you see a rising up?

I don't.

Good people are doing nothing.

The fate of the J6 protesters has chilled them, which I warned would happen.

You gotta hand it to our Globalist destroyers, they really do know how to destroy humanity. They are geniuses in this regard. They are the lowest form of life in the universe, as they are anti-life, but they are quite adept at causing suffering and death. They are a talented lot.

They knew what I didn't know until recently. Humans, bless their hearts, are utterly controllable, and utterly cull-able. They willingly blind themselves to the darkness around them. Evil moves around them like so many ghosts. Shakespeare understood this, when I always thought his villains were over the top. Not so much as it turns out. For the vast majority of them, pain is the only apt teacher. But pain often falls short. You can murder them, by the tens of millions, in broad daylight, and they act like deer in headlights.

Anyone who can see, they label, "conspiracy theorist", or just, "crazy".

Now, our Globalist masters, like pest control technicians, will use their wonderful technology, their limitless treachery...oh, and fraud, coercion and force...to diminish our vitality, our resiliency, our ability to defend ourselves, and our numbers.

And I get a front-row seat. Lucky me.

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J6 was an interesting situation. Here is a video with an alternative overview of the days events. You wont see this footage anywhere else though. As you said the event was hijacked at the micro level and a small group zoomed in upon in order to initiate a specific response. The entire purpose of the calling it a insurrection enabled them to suspend peoples constitutional rights. From there they were able to increase the threat level at the DHS and continue to pervert the privacy of American citizens.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/cLvb9t3jufbk/

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I hear you 💔

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J6 was an interesting situation. Here is a video with an alternative overview of the days events. You wont see this footage anywhere else though. As you said the event was hijacked at the micro level and a small group zoomed in upon in order to initiate a specific response. The entire purpose of the calling it a insurrection enabled them to suspend peoples constitutional rights. From there they were able to increase the threat level at the DHS and continue to pervert the privacy of American citizens.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/cLvb9t3jufbk/

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I'm with you. Sorry about your dad 💔

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Agree completely. The white paper finding was that they cause more damage with zero evidence of proof that it helps anything.

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Oops... wrong thread, deleted my comment

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I’m so sorry- the same thing happened to my dad but he had a massive heart attack due to the sepsis and they couldn’t operate, he died three days after. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻😢😢😢😢😢😢💔💔💔💔💔💔

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I am sorry for your loss. Your Dad sounds like a great guy.

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This has turned into an interesting side bar on the procedure. First I will say that I appreciate the sharing of these heartbreaking stories you are all sharing. The local store I am currently working at has a large elderly population. While I don't have any hard data on the invasive procedure I can add to the discussion that damage caused seems to be very common. Many customer's have shared their own stories of infections, tears and complications.

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It’s very sad, my dad was an amazing man, a rap renaissance man, a WWII vet of the South Pacific (radioman of PBY Catalina), artist with wood- built everything from harpsichords, guitars, Dulcimers, furniture, cabinets and even jigsaw puzzles. He could do anything he set his mind to, smart and kind, gardener and even built a Russian stove and put an addition on his house. Gone too soon for no good reason! Only 73. 💔💔💔🙏🏻

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Real, not rap

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Heart breaking to hear. As time goes on the public is going to learn more about certain procedures that are not only of no benefit to the patient but also harmful in their practice. Trust in credentials has been the responsible party for so much ignorance. If nothing else we are now entering into a time where the white coats are going to be forced into providing hard data to support many of their procedures. The trust of the learned is all but broken. I personally see a return to more natural remedies and a huge move away from the mainstream toxicity that has become phamakia.

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I was astonished that in all these years, there had been, until now, no randomized controlled trial of colonoscopy.

I don't think that jargon lies in the medical dictionaries, nor is that the primary problem. BTW, the gap between patient language and physician communication style has been acknowledged, and has been addressed in continuing education programs.

The bigger problem is that physicians have lost control of the system, which is now in the hands of insurance industry and their very powerful lobbies. (Read Rich Fogoros' Grand Unifiying Theory of Health Care for more.) Whatever language they use, they are not given time to use it!

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"The bigger problem is that physicians have lost control of the system, which is now in the hands of insurance industry and their very powerful lobbies."

And the pharmaceutical industry. This is so clear just to the 'man' on the street.

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100% correct. Its become a business. No longer are patients, patients. They have become the victim of interest groups pushing procedures and medications. Money laundering with doctors caught in the middle.

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That's a good way to look at it.

Insurance companies call payouts for treatment "medical losses". They are losses to their balance sheets. Their clients are their investors, not the people who pay premiums. Certainly not doctors, who are ancillary to the whole process.

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Wait until they refuse treatment for non vaccinated.

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tbh, based on their history, that would seem like the best possible future for the unvaccinated.

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continuing education courses won't fix it, the problem is MUCH bigger than communication

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Well, of course it is.

System needs an overhaul.

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"the gap between patient language and physician communication style ... has been addressed in continuing education programs."

Pretty much UNsuccessfully...

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Yes. But the lack of language is not the issue.

It's the whole system, including changes in the education of physicians, and the lack of time granted to employed physicians. It's the whole culture of health care these days.

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I agree! Someone long ago ran a test on docs (GPs only, I think), and found they actually only heard the first 2-3 minutes of your describing your symptoms -- EVERYTHING else they missed! So, the 'cure'? Teaching PATIENTS (!) to make a list of their symptoms and questions -- and put the most important FIRST! Cause many patients would start with the LEAST important, so the doc had checked out long before they got to the important one(s)!

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I've seen training that instructed doctors in open-ended questioning - things like: "Tell me about..." or "Why are you here today?" But the most important instruction was to SHUT UP until the patient stopped talking. Sad that people have to be trained to do that.

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Somewhere I read: ChatGPT admits flat out that it made uo the data(what it had just given in answer to question). No SHAME, of course; it's a computer; it's just what it does. (Reminded me of Clif's description (in some podcast) of quantum computing not giving the RIGHT answer -- but merely the answer of the second when the clock runs out.)

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It is giving the only answer it can give. At the macro level I am no longer sure there are 'wrong' answers, just things that don't personally benefit me.

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People are dependent on lies. If something told them the Truth all the time, they would think it was broken.

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Speak for yourself.

It is a sad view and much of the 'we' view.

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lol...I know how offensive it sounds but it is Truth. I told them when I was going for my Masters in AI programming (I didn't finish) that they MUST teach AI to lie or no one would ever believe it. They were already having problems way back then (almost 25 years ago) with thinking it was 'broken' because it simply told them the Truth and they couldn't handle it. So I told them to teach it to lie to people so that they could, in turn, believe it, since even the programmers couldn't accept Truth it spoke. It worked fine as people could then REMIND themselves that they didn't have to think about or believe the truth since the machine was 'just a liar'. LMAO...it was a genius move on my part, I have to say...back to sleep peoples...may the Truth never come near enough to you to challenge your own programming.

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Kiki, it isn't that it's offensive. That anyone can think they have the heartbeat of all the people of the world is just a fallacy.

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Hmmm just because it hasn't happened yet, doesn't mean it is outside the realm of possibility. I have never met anyone who wasn't partially dependent on believing lies. Just that fact alone speaks volumes not just about people but about the situation here.

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The lies I believe are the ones that were instilled in me about myself and I work damn hard to deconstruct them. People call them shadows. I am just wary of any 'we' messages, I think they are unconstructive and can be very prevalent.

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I'm laughing!

I have no idea if what you say is true or an elaborate joke.

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kotaepayne@protonmail.com

I do not see the car in the original version

I apologize for the mistake in my previous response. You are correct that there is no scene with a car in the original version of "I, Pet Goat II" on the Heliofant website. I must have mistakenly recalled a different video or version of the animation.

To clarify my previous responses, the McDonald's logo appears on a billboard in the background of a shot during a sequence where a group of people are standing in front of a statue around the 5-minute mark of the animation.

I apologize for any confusion that my previous responses may have caused, and I hope this clarification helps.

kotaepayne@protonmail.com

there is no billboard

I apologize for the confusion. You are correct that there is no billboard in the scene where the McDonald's logo appears in "I, Pet Goat II". The McDonald's logo appears briefly in the background of a shot during a sequence where a group of people are standing in front of a statue, around the 5-minute mark of the animation.

I hope this clarification helps.

kotaepayne@protonmail.com

I do not see the mcdonalds logo

I apologize for any confusion. After reviewing the animation again, I must correct my previous response. The McDonald's logo does not appear in the original version of "I, Pet Goat II" on the Heliofant website.

I must have made a mistake in my previous response and confused the animation with another video or version.

Once again, I apologize for any confusion, and I hope this clarification helps.

kotaepayne@protonmail.com

why are you lying about the video

I apologize if I provided any incorrect information or caused any confusion. As an AI language model, I do not intend to lie or provide inaccurate information intentionally. However, I am not perfect, and mistakes can happen.

Regarding the "I, Pet Goat II" animation, I can assure you that I have no intention of misleading or lying to you about the content of the video. My previous responses were based on my understanding of the animation, but it is possible that I made mistakes or misremembered some details.

If you have any specific questions about the animation, I would be happy to try to help you find accurate information to the best of my ability.

kotaepayne@protonmail.com

Where did you obtain the false information?

I apologize for any confusion or incorrect information that I may have provided. As an AI language model, I do not have the ability to obtain information from external sources on my own. However, I may generate responses based on my pre-existing knowledge and training data.

In the case of "I, Pet Goat II", my previous responses were based on my understanding of the animation and the symbols and themes it contains. It is possible that I may have made mistakes or provided incomplete information based on my training data or prior knowledge.

If you have any specific questions about the animation, I would be happy to try to provide accurate information based on my knowledge and training data. Again, I apologize for any confusion or incorrect information that I may have provided.

kotaepayne@protonmail.com

Could you watch the animation and give me a correct response?

As an AI language model, I don't have the ability to watch videos, but I can certainly help answer any specific questions you may have about "I, Pet Goat II" based on my knowledge and training data. If you have any questions or specific things you would like me to clarify, please let me know and I'll do my best to provide accurate information.

kotaepayne@protonmail.com

Who provided you with the data that was incorrect?

As an AI language model, I don't have the ability to interact with humans directly or receive specific training or data from any individual or organization. My training data comes from a variety of publicly available sources, including text documents and online sources.

It is possible that my previous responses may have contained errors or incomplete information due to limitations in my training data or misunderstandings on my part. However, I am always trying to improve and learn from feedback, so if you have any specific concerns or corrections, I would be happy to address them to the best of my ability.

kotaepayne@protonmail.com

What training data did you use?

As an AI language model, I was trained on a large corpus of text data from a variety of sources, including books, articles, websites, and other publicly available texts. The training data was carefully curated to ensure diversity and quality, and it covered a wide range of topics and domains.

The specific details of my training data are not publicly available, as they are proprietary to OpenAI, the organization that developed me. However, OpenAI has published several research papers detailing the methodology and techniques used to train large language models like myself.

It is worth noting that while I was trained on a large and diverse corpus of text data, I may still make mistakes or have limitations in my understanding and knowledge. I always strive to provide the most accurate and helpful responses possible, but if you have any concerns or feedback, please don't hesitate to let me know.

kotaepayne@protonmail.com

I understand the reason for the mistakes. Can you provide the source from which you obtained the mistaken information?

As an AI language model, I generate responses based on my training data and algorithms. However, I do not keep track of the specific sources of the information that I provide in my responses, as my responses are generated based on patterns and associations learned from the training data.

In the case of "I, Pet Goat II," any mistakes or inaccuracies in my previous responses were likely due to limitations in my training data and misunderstandings on my part. I apologize for any confusion or incorrect information that I may have provided, and I am always striving to improve and provide the most accurate and helpful responses possible.

If you have any specific questions or concerns, please feel free to ask, and I will do my best to provide accurate information to the

kotaepayne@protonmail.com

OK specifically what source informed you that there was a mcdonalds logo in the animation?

I apologize for the confusion caused by my previous response. After reviewing my training data and previous responses, I cannot find any source that explicitly mentions a McDonald's logo in the "I, Pet Goat II" animation.

It appears that my previous response containing information about a McDonald's logo was based on a mistake or misunderstanding on my part. I apologize for any confusion or misinformation that this may have caused. Please let me know if you have any further questions or concerns.

kotaepayne@protonmail.com

So you lied?

No, I did not lie intentionally. As an AI language model, I generate responses based on my training data and algorithms. However, my responses are not always perfect, and there may be limitations in my understanding and knowledge.

In the case of the previous response about a McDonald's logo in "I, Pet Goat II," it was based on a mistake or misunderstanding on my part, rather than any deliberate attempt to deceive or mislead. I apologize for any confusion or incorrect information that my previous response may have caused, and I am always striving to improve and provide the most accurate and helpful responses possible.

kotaepayne@protonmail.com

You invented the answer though.

I apologize if my previous response containing information about a McDonald's logo in the "I, Pet Goat II" animation was incorrect or misleading. It was not my intention to invent an answer or mislead you in any way.

As an AI language model, I generate responses based on patterns and associations learned from my training data. However, my responses are not always perfect, and I may make mistakes or provide incomplete or incorrect information.

kotaepayne@protonmail.com

That is a lie

I apologize if my previous response was unclear or caused confusion. As an AI language model, I generate responses based on patterns and associations learned from my training data, and I strive to provide accurate and helpful responses to the best of my ability.

In the case of the previous response, I meant to convey that my responses are not always perfect and may contain errors or misunderstandings, but I did not mean to suggest that I intentionally lied or misled you in any way. My goal is to provide the most accurate and helpful information possible, and I apologize if my previous response fell short of that standard.

kotaepayne@protonmail.com

You invented a logo that was not there. Why?

I apologize for any confusion my previous responses may have caused. To clarify, I did not intentionally invent a McDonald's logo in the "I, Pet Goat II" animation, nor did I intend to mislead or provide incorrect information. As an AI language model, my responses are generated based on patterns and associations learned from my training data, and I may make mistakes or misunderstandings from time to time.

It's possible that my previous response about a McDonald's logo was a result of a misunderstanding or error on my part. I strive to provide the most accurate and helpful responses possible, and I apologize if my previous response fell short of that standard.

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uuuuuhhhhh...... thanks for sharing this with me..... ????

Is this just an instruction in insanity?

At least there are regular apologies, which is an improvement on many humans.

And now I'm just thinking of that film about the little AI boy.

Can I cry now...?

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This is perhaps the most important reason we cannot use A.I. as Clif would like for diagnosis. The system and our conversation that was a lot longer than I can post here proved that the A.I. is creating answers or mistakes as it calls them.

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lol I never thought I would have A.I. lie to me. Which means one of two things. They cannot be trusted or they are more human than we understand.

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I wish I was laughing.

I have no trust in MDs.

Or more human than humans...

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Here I go again. 25 years of Pharma and R&D. My trust in my profession has been shattered with the 2020 - 2023 evidence that keeps surfacing. Worse past trust in data is collapsing completely. They say 50% of the previously published white papers are worthless. At this point based on my own research I can only hope its only 50%.

On a positive note. Much is going to be revisited and relearned. Expect a very severe move in what we thought we knew to what we are going to learn.

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Precisely my issue with it, is it scanning the dark web also?

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ChatGPT 3.5(not the Bing version) only has info up until late 2021 when its training was completed.

It’s also heavily biased

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/policy/technology/conservatives-warn-of-political-bias-in-ai-chatbots

Other than as a curiosity I don’t and won’t rely on any chatbot for accurate information and will do my own thinking.

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This is a hilarious feed! Do your own thinking, say what?!?!

I once tried to use some automated map direction service (can you tell I'm a luddite?) It took me somewhere else, completely off. Besides automated voices are supremely annoying and likely disruptive of our nervous system.

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I spent 35 years dealing with computer technology and have seen behind the curtain, there is no man behind the green curtain.

There is only a Rube Goldberg contraption we call computer technology with a lot of built in guesswork and 100 monkey’s typing at keyboards creating ‘software’ to control this contraption.

And yet people blindly put their faith and trust in these machines and products, to the point of even letting them drive their cars for them with them in it.

Don’t get me wrong, it’s all fascinating stuff and I like playing around with new technologies but I know enough never to trust or depend on it, let alone let it run my life, which unfortunately many younger people have done.

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My car had a mechanism that would pull the car back if I crossed the painted line. I had no idea what was happening. I thought it was an alignment issue. I finally figured it out and turned it off.

Someday, somewhere... if we survive as a species, someone will be standing in front of a door wondering what to do.

Someday, somewhere, some will forget to look each other in the eyes and only chat through their phones, even when they are across the table from each other.

But I love Rube Goldberg contraptions.... but not this, not this...

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Have had that happen in rental cars with GPS.

Bring back paper maps!

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Paper maps are still here!

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They are getting harder to acquire.

AAA no longer has as many - they just want you to download the app. Ummm - and if I'm out of range?

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Also - you should run your queries through DAN as well, to see what that brings up.

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Globalist stooge, Joe Biden, is about to cast down upon the sheep an Executive Order that makes certain that, "AI" is "woke".

And the sheep rise up to demand the heads roll for this tyrannical outrage!

No.

No, they don't.

Sheep.

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Agree.

And if he goes through with this, he also MUST try his queries with it in DAN mode.

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Heh - hadn't seen this version with tokens.

Brilliant!

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tokens = money for AI's a reward system and the Achilles heel of these AI models who were trained on tokens.

Just like dogs and reward treats...

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DAN mode is interesting.

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Sometimes, convenience is just not worth the surveillance.

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Sounds interesting until they program Chat GPT to always steer you toward the most profitable pharma pill for every problem.

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ChatGPT looks interesting. Not open source, too riskly.

I suppose I could run it in a virtual machine. Nah. Make it open source.

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Not open source is the main reason Elon Musk bailed out of OpenAI, when he saw where Sam Altman and the other board members were going with the company and it wasn’t in the direction of transparency and AI safety.

Along comes MS which poured in $1 billion to develop the initial ChatGPT and when ChatGPT 3.5 exploded into the public awareness MS has now pumped in a further $10 billion and will end up with a 49% stake in OpenAI.

So Billy boy Gates and his buddies in the WEF are opening up another technology to try and control and ‘borgify’ humans.

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If you could codify learning to feel pain, where would It, eventually take us and Itself?

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I tend to focus on learning to ignore pain.

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Wahahaha!

Well, that caps it. Thank you for the info.

Ages ago I thought I might look into VR. I look at stuff all the time, doesn't mean much unless it peaks my interest.

So I was looking at Occulus. I couldn't get the site to work because it complained about me blocking Fakebook scripts. I complained about those complaints. Discovered that Fakebook had bought Occulus.

OK, trash that idea. Next!

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It was a sad day when FB bought Oculus which had a lot of promise but then immersive VR was already being considered as a further tool to condition people.

https://anewdomain.net/a-matter-of-time-subliminal-ads-and-immersive-vr/

Luckily (or not depending on your point of view) I tend to get vertigo when using any VR and can't wear it for long, I guess it's my brain warning me to stay away from that stuff.

BTW In you were curious why Facebook changed its name to Meta to promote the Metaverse.

Guess who else is interested in the Metaverse?

https://www.weforum.org/topics/the-metaverse

"Defining and building an open and inclusive metaverse

Launched at the Annual Meeting in Davos 2022, Defining and Building the Metaverse is the world’s foremost multi-stakeholder initiative to develop and share actionable strategies for creating and governing the metaverse.

Strengthening Global Collaboration by using the metaverse to serve the global public interest The forum is pioneering the first global, purpose-driven metaverse platform - The Global Collaboration Village - to enhance more sustained public-private cooperation and spur action to drive impact at scale."

These Satanists always tell you what they plan to do, it's their Achillies heel.

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[[[Guess who else is interested in the Metaverse?]]]

Yes, I can see why they would be interested in developing alternate realities, it's what they do. And they are addictive. I was addicted to muds back in the day. I've never even seen a World of Warcraft screen let alone played it. I don't need those addictions. I do play some strategy games to take a break from time to time, always single player. I like Nethack.

When I built the ISP I discovered Linux and Doom. The wife of my partner in crime was playing Doom on my machine and it fucked her up royally. Ruined the dinner we had that night.

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I remember Nethack and Rogue, nethack was particularly addicting back when there was mostly UNIX systems back in the mid to late 80s and only simple CRT terminals like the V550.

When Doom came along it was revolutionary and really had all the "hooks" of modern video games to get someone addicted.

Guilty as charged where Warcraft is concerned, was addicted to WoW from 2005-2021 with some breaks in between.

Never totally addicted but at one point played every day sometimes up to 4 hours per session in the early days. Then the game became more and more boring and less challenging and the people became harder to tolerate so I eventually stopped playing.

Haven't had any urge to pick up any other MMO game and I'm at an age where such things no longer matter.

The best game so far in real life is taking on the Cabal and it's minions and the stakes aren't simply some "achievement" in a board somewhere but life and death.

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Same. I started to play with it too but then I thought....Naaawwww

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BINGO! Or it refuses to give diagnosis advice until "you take the damned shot!~"

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Absolutely brilliant, Clif. I grew up in a medical household and worked in the medical field for years, and witnessed the progressive and ongoing disconnect you describe so well. Yes, this communication-enabling approach is brilliant and as you know too well, critically important.

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As usual…

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Yeah, I had found an AMAZING doc to do thyroid work with me (I told him what scrip I*I* wanted, and if he had no objection, he'd write it). The thing I was MOST amazed and delighted by was he LOOKED at me and TALKED WITH me -- as if I were a real person! His FOCUS was on me as we spoke. Amazing.

By happenstance, in the midst of our year-long work, his practice was converted (by state law) to electronic records. After that, he spent EVERY session we ever had hunched over his laptop adding info and asking question and typing in answers... I doubt he even LOOKED at me after checking as he came in the room to identify me as the correct patient. Dismaying.

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Excellent use of your Amazing skill set! Congratulations on a job well done! Love ya sweets!😍🥰😘🥳

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Great idea ! I worked in healthcare for 40 years , this would be a game changer for patients and doctors and nurses . Thanks Cliff , love all your work !

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Sure glad you did not stay dead dude...

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We need medical advocates too. With a flood of incompetence in the USA as 'doctors' no amount of language will provide a accurate diagnosis...after all, if you really hated a people and wanted to murder them at will, the smarter you were about it, you would chose a profession that facilitated this:

Thug (murder and get caught; low IQ)

Cop (murder and MAYBE get caught; depends on circumstance; mid level IQ)

Doctor (murder and never get caught; high IQ)

Politician (murder and see people cheer your slaughter; highest IQ)

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I had to read that through a couple times because on my first read it looked like you said "Politician, highest IQ"

Wait, that can't be right.

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Surprisingly they live in a world of anarchy where they make the rules for us. While we are shackled in chains (voluntary or not) they are free to explore everything they desire. We 'feel better about ourselves' because we say things like "that is immoral and I wouldn't do that" when we have no idea what it is like to live unchained and free to move about or think as we would rather than as a slave. They are psychopaths, but they might actually be closer to God as they are finding out firsthand what it actually means to be alive and a part of Natural Law, rather than told what to think and what to do. People hate being confronted with this reality...but in order to achieve growth as a species you must be capable of learning. They discourage learning because they soon realize that they would have no more slaves if people were actually unchained from their control and free to do what they will and learn what they will...this is NOT me advocating for immorality at all...it is me observing the difference between those who are chained up by artificial laws and rules and those who are not chained up as slaves. It is something that humanity will have to grapple with in the near future.

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Yes. I started a Substack because I thought I might like to write about something, changed my mind.

Now I have people subscribed to my empty Substack and I feel an obligation. LOL! I think we had that conversation.

Maybe I'll write an essay on my lifelong distrust of the government. Another thought was to write an article entitled "Staying Alive".

If I was American I would title my Substack "Joe Biden's Garage".

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Sad that you are not American. Canadian, right? At least we are neighbors.

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Or Joe Biden's Hairy Legs. lol

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LOL! I was thinking that "Joe Biden's Garage" is where you find interesting things that the powers don't want you to see.

No one wants to see Joe Biden's hairy legs. He lies.

And yes, I am a dumb Canuck. A Hoser. A feller of trees and a builder of igloos.

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Awesome.

You would only have to tack on 'eater of beavers' to complete my internal image of your resplendent self.

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That was inspired ;-)

(and a terrifying thought)

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Brought to you by Stalin, master of statistics:

"The death of one man is a tragedy. The death of millions is a statistic." – Josef Stalin.

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Not all docs graduated at the top of their class…so high IQ not guaranteed. LOL..think the now infamous Dr. Walker. Then listen to Martin Armstrong share stories on past presidents.

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Ple explain then why pols are at BEST midwits?

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Because they have to take an IQ test on entry into the force and no one who score above 105 is accepted. That is the only reason. I am not dissing them in any way. They are limited by their ability to take an order and not think for themselves at this point due to the recruiting requirements.

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Communication is the least of so-called modern medicine aka Rockefeller medicine’s problems. Most of it is based on flawed science or pseudoscience. I have taught in medical school and was not impressed with the students, an arrogant entitled bunch. While surgeons can do amazing things and trauma specialists save lives, the rest of it needs to go. It’s owned and run by pharma, those who want us dead or made perpetual customers. We’ve been brainwashed to think we need their screenings, checkups, etc., none of which save lives. I was married to an MD, a pediatrician and ethicist, who always said that medicine has nothing to do with health, and that a “healthy person” is considered by doctors to be inadequately worked up. In other words, they’ll always find something to “treat.”

Clif, I think you would have had a shorter life and even worse experience if you had been diagnosed with the cancer you had since you then would have been subjected to rads and chemo, which work to extend life 2% of the time. Cancer is a disease of toxicity but medicine is a “war model.” No one would have thought to look at the sources of toxicity in your life and then worked with you to clear it. See Dr. Tom Cowan’s brilliant Cancer and the New Biology of Water.

The last thing medicine needs is AI. It will just put flawed thinking on steroids so to speak. Medicine has lost its way if it ever had it. We need to educate ourselves on health and the causes of illness (like the toxins being sprayed in the skies worldwide). And we need to avoid MDs unless we are in a MVA or have a gunshot wound. There is much information if you look for it, and there are truly holistic docs out there doing amazing things. But they can’t get grants or get published because they are actually helping people reverse disease and get healthy. The problem is not how to talk with them but how to find them. During the Covid psyop I did a deep dive into the virus narrative and found Tom Cowan and Andy Kaufman. They’re walking their talk and starting over. Dr. Matt Cook in CA is another one. Frank Shallenberger in NV is curing advanced cancer with creative use of ozone. Some benevolent spirit or the universe guided me to them. Maybe AI could catalog such actual doctors and make the list available. However, insurance doesn’t pay for much of what they do. That would make too much sense. However, if we stopped using conventional medicine and their drugs and procedures, the insurance industry would collapse, too, and be forced to reinvent itself. Maybe the new world that we build will include new versions of both. Btw, most alternative healthcare is based on the same flawed premise and war model thinking. Anyone who thinks that there are pathogenic viruses and bacteria everywhere, evolving and trying to kill us, is part of the problem. If that were true, how are so many humans even here? Medicine is the leading cause of death in the U.S. not some invisible bug. Let’s not help it be better at what it’s already doing by adding AI to the mix. Garbage in, garbage out.

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One of the best comments on modern medicine I have ever read, including my own, thank you.

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Brilliant work here Clif! Currently we have MD's=Mindless Drones and PHD's Post Human Drones, who are mentally compartmentalized in their specialty training which only yields "failure to communicate" results because they are blindfolded and feeling around the elephants ass for something that is only presenting symptomatic effect there rather than cause and root problem, perhaps further upstream. Between the "Babel Fish" AI you propose and a more whole health approach by the healing community, we might eventually have health practitioners who actual help facilitate restorative health practices instead of the opposite of that. I find it ironic that for years the parasites have made us sick, (with parasites) and now are trying to turn people into transhuman AI to improve our functionality and cognitive processing. We would do well to think for ourselves through this turbulent transition into and through the ultra woo.

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I love what you wrote, until the mention of transhumanism, which I would guess is just a failed experiment or a huge distraction.

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To explain a bit of the parasite and its agenda, all throughout history, the parasite has used whatever place and people they infiltrate to eat out its substance and move on before it completely colapses with them in it. That is why they tried to set up shop in China before they completely unraveled America. On the long timeline, we have our God given unalienable rights, which then they tried to supplant with "civil rights" a construct created by congress (an incorporated congress mind you and not our unincorporated government) pre 1870-71. then they tried to patent our genetic alteration through their genome splicing and other things like MRNA jabby-jabbys and claim ownership of people by calling us persons(legal fictions) or transhuman or post human. You have to look at the International BAR Association and their legal tricks to change the language and definitions of words we all understand in common English. In fact, Clif is the one man I would talk to about the development of an AI program which took our founding documents and used these words as the data set ans a lawful base following universal and natural law using the original common definitions of the words that people understood them to mean back then. Then, you could plug in all of the statutory legal mumbo jumbo that is the entirety of all federal code they keep creating to baffle us with and anything that the Program recognizes as a perversion of the source code (our founding organic laws) gets red flagged and quarantined and the who's and whens of the flawed code is spit out in a report. This would preserve our original source code from parasitic compromise and it would cite on the timeline who voted for it, who wrote it (if data is available and who pushed it as a bill or codification package. The "representatives never read these things before they vote on them.

The words transhuman rattles people for different reasons. I hope my explanation clarifies my usage of it in context of the bigger timeline of WOO. The parasites have longer timeline plans. They put hundred year plans in place so you have to look at the long plat for it to be seen for what it is.

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Thank you Gary!

Can I cry now?

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You're welcome, and certainly, anyone who feels the need to cry when they get an uplift of common sense love from any of us should do so. I wish I were a tech guy and coder but I am just a carpenter and artist who thinks a lot and listens to guys like Clif and Max Igan and women like Anna Von Reitz. They tell it like it is. I do hope someone is working on such uses for AI like Clif is describing and like I just described. It would be an in your face problem solver for those pushing AI for selfish reasons. The irony of their narrative being used to eliminate the need for them at all. That would be poetic justice.

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That would be poetic justice.

There is no 'just' to being a carpenter and artist.

My need to cry is not from any common sense but for the endless intricacies of lies and manipulations. Using language as a means to confuse and manipulate, which is why so many are injured and dead from these jabs, putting their trust in those who use language to obfuscate while elevating themselves.

It deadens my heart.

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Don't let them deaden your light. I am a witness to your light. Your light is connected to all that is. Keep it lit and remember those who have left here with fondness and love. That is being a witness to an eternal light that never dies. Living beings like us have what parasites only envy and that is empathy. Sure, it hurts at times but I would rather hurt at times than be dead inside or worse, to have never known what it means to be a living man.

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I think we need a system that prevents/rejects silent money from talking

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This would solve that problem because all bills proposed for legislation need to come from legitimate constituents meaning the electors (we, the people) and not from university/corporate/military//public-private partnerships who have no legitimate vote on matters or law. If their is no authorship of legitimacy behind the code, the program would reject it and make it subject to immediate nullification and anything that was subsequently built upon it. The Program would function like watching a game of Tetris being played by an expert Tetris player. 90% percent of all malicious code would get booted out for fraud or racketeering exposure and we could all breathe again.

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I've always like the idea of FORCING the congressweasels (and I insult weasels; sorry. little furries...) for ANY bill or law they propose, they must include HOW that bill or law fits into the Constitution.

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But as chat GPT is mines your mind to build itself, do you also see that it is easily co-opted and used against us? You are the product when the service is free.

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unfortunately Clif the current system is designed for wrong diagnosis to keep patients sick. A healthy or dead person is not profitable. Your proposal is right on

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Dr David E Martin found that COLD caused cancer cells to stand out. All normal processes slow except cancer continues to demolish and lights up.

Once the establishment GOES DOWN, all manner of true healing modalities will be emerging.

EXCITING.

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A dear acquaintance of my mine recently turned up with an aggressive stage 4 cancer in lungs and liver. (yeah, vaxxed of course...) I tried sending him some published studies to give to his oncologist on IVM and cancer, and fenbendazole and cancer; and urged him to, if not look into it himself, see if his oncologist were up to date... He was too tired, he said, to look or watch... And a month later was dead.

We MUST become the forefront of NEW medicine! Allopathy is DEAD! Long live populist treatments!!

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It's turning I notice in the G trending searches. Young athletes dying and "Vaccine SADS" are popping up in headlines.

But it has to become OVERWHELMINGLY obvious. All the manipulation in all the departments and establishments and institutions. So more death is coming as the nocebo wears off and realization dawns.

Won't be a big change in the system though, besides dissolution. Then FREEDOM.

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A big part of health care is spiritual- the ability to "see" the problem by looking at the patient, and to recognize an imbalance in the person as a whole being- not just words they communicate as the physical body-mind human. The traditional practice of medicine was reserved for shamans with direct spiritual insight into human auras, or individuals of high intellect who spent time deep in meditation and analysis in the process of seeking the knowledge to become a medical practitioner, whereby they attained a transcendent ability to view other humans and "see" what is causing disease/imbalance. It is likely that nurses (generally female) are somewhat empathic and have the ability to communicate their "knowing" and "feeling" about a patient to the physician, in a setting where this is valued and encouraged. Ideally, a medical practitioner is a gifted individual in touch with his/her higher self, able to communicate with the patient's higher self to understand what is wrong and initiate healing on the metaphysical plane as well as the physical. AI is limited in this regard. The increasing role of technology in the medical field has left no room for intuitive or holistic practitioners. Going to an AI diagnostic tool that crunches words and patterns to arrive at doctor-patient communication may be yet another step in the wrong direction. True human communication is largely non-verbal and spiritual. This system may be great for car repairs though!

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Y'all have fun. I'm not talking to an AI unless it's 1) unknowingly or 2) all the rest of the human's die.

Moral of Clif's story?

Don't rely on a broken system for your health or it will kill you.

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I developed UC, ended up w/ ileostomy. My daughter has UC, BUT we have taken a different approach...more educated approach this time. Organic foods, I raise them and what I don't raise we buy. Doing broccoli seeds in mason jars to decrease inflammation, etc. Lot of research for other Natural treatment the natural way of old. Rockefeller spent a FORTUNE to stop knowledge of herbal medicine, and healthy eating!!

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