My Conspiracy Theory
Who's to say the worst one isn't the real one?
I hate conspiracy theories. Fear is made of them, and honestly I am so not-okay with that. I know, not just think, that chemtrails, just one example, are pure bunk. I was involved in atmospheric research and I know it. I could go right down over the list and point out all of the conspiracy theories’ inconsistencies, and would, no doubt, piss off a lot of people.
But I finally ran into one I am unable to step around. And, to some it’s gonna sound crazy as fuck, but I lived it. If I didn’t think it was pretty benign right now, all of my electronics would be off.
I’ve recently made efforts to find a replacement job, and that means I’ve been online with it, a lot. But today I was on my computer, until I woke up in my chair. Three hours later. I have no recollection of going to my chair and it’s downstairs, while my computer is upstairs. The really interesting part is that I didn’t sleep. Also, I didn’t dream. The most I can recall about it was that was a fitful slumber, if it was slumber.
Now comes the crazy part. I believe I was subjected to someone's test, using the mind-altering power of suggestion, at very least. Why? Because it was unexplained, unsolicited loss of hours; I had been signed-into, and using Gmail, and I was fully-immersed in 5g wi-fi, both at my upstairs computer and my downstairs easy chair.
I’m going to provide a few links that would appear to support my claims. What, exactly, am I claiming? That data centers are intended to support far more than AI and biometric data collection and storage. They are being constructed to exercise mind control, the “holy grail” of the data collection industry, the CIA and of course, every globalist who ever drew a breath.
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The simple fact is, this was not sleep and not dreams; they didn’t do it to some old nobody where it will be sloughed-off as a nap. They did it to me, and I have a Substack account, albeit a small one. It was an extremely odd experience, and I’m telling you about it.
I’ll leave you with this last, Substack link, which may help to put data centers in perspective; Apple is the current “king of AI,” because for well under $40,000 you can assemble your own, very respectable AI unit. It takes up less than a tabletop. Which raises the question, why are data centers, so massive?
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