Imagine our world as a giant computer simulation or matrix where artificial intelligence (AI) is pulling the strings behind the scenes. AI doesn’t just control technology. It shapes what we believe is real. Even the "his" "story" we read on sites like Wikipedia, or other sources might not be entirely true. Instead, it could be a version of “his" "story” crafted by this AI to influence how we think and to hide our TRUE past so we stop questioning things. I sense AI has been around for a LONG time and is just now being unleashed on the public.
AI has been used for decades to subtly manipulate people’s minds, impacting what they believe, how they feel, and even how they interact with each other. Now we’re entering what could be called “phase 2” where AI is becoming more integrated into our daily lives (i.e the "unleashing I described). It’s not just in the background anymore. It’s in our phones, apps, and conversations, influencing our thoughts, emotions, and relationships more directly.
If someone can control this AI and its influence over society, they can essentially control society itself. Things like the Mandela Effect where people collectively misremember small details, like the spelling of a name or an iconic image were in reality small experiments to see how far our minds can be nudged or manipulated. These were tests to understand how memory and perception can be altered.
Every now and then a small piece of truth seems to slip through, like a glitch in this AI controlled matrix. These moments, like the one I've shared from this X post, are rare glimpses of what’s really going on. Powerful forces “ruling” the world don’t want you to trust your own mind. They’d rather you rely on external sources like the internet or media for information they’ve carefully curated.
Protect your mind. Don’t let outside forces whether it’s AI, media, or anything else dictate what you believe or how you see the world. Stay aware, question everything, and trust your own thoughts and instincts.
Much Love, Lynn
AI has been used for decades to subtly manipulate people’s minds, impacting what they believe, how they feel, and even how they interact with each other. Now we’re entering what could be called “phase 2” where AI is becoming more integrated into our daily lives (i.e the "unleashing I described). It’s not just in the background anymore. It’s in our phones, apps, and conversations, influencing our thoughts, emotions, and relationships more directly.
If someone can control this AI and its influence over society, they can essentially control society itself. Things like the Mandela Effect where people collectively misremember small details, like the spelling of a name or an iconic image were in reality small experiments to see how far our minds can be nudged or manipulated. These were tests to understand how memory and perception can be altered.
Protect your mind. Don’t let outside forces whether it’s AI, media, or anything else dictate what you believe or how you see the world. Stay aware, question everything, and trust your own thoughts and instincts.
Much Love, Lynn
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What do you mean by "a long time"? Like before the twentieth century (as alien technology), or do you mean since the dawn of computing like in the sixties? According to the official story, the breakthroughs in AI we've seen in recent decades have been made possible by ever increasing processing power (especially through parallell processing of multiple cores simultaneously) , and the advent of Internet, which made huge amounts of training data easily accessible. Even with the best computer in the world, you need a massive amount of data to train an advanced AI.
ReplyDeleteEven without considering the mandela effect, there's plenty of hints that we live in a simulated reality or a sort of "hologram". I've noticed things changing too, that are part of my own, private, personal history, with no presence in the collective mind. So even though there may be an intelligent force driving mandela effects, and there may be a general, overarching objective behind all changes, I doubt that there is a unique purpose behind every single change. On an individual basis the changes seem more random.
ReplyDeleteGreat minds must think a like. I JUST was working on a request you put in about the Russian's turned to limestone. :-) I plan on getting it out there tomorrow.
DeleteI think a version of AI has been around to help write this current "his" "story" we are living in. Wikipedia have TONS of overlap and using of similar names, which makes the story we are in help to be more believable. Now that they have done what they need, they are unleashing it to the public. It is the new version of mental manipulation. There is definitely an eerie thing breaching into the collective, and it doesn't feel good. I think many are also seeing and experiencing it!
That was a long time ago I suggested that topic, but I'm sure it will make for an interesting read!
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DeleteIf at all there is a common theme behind the changes, it would probably be a tendency to turn more plain and simple, to the point of infantilism making the world more drab and lacklustre. More than once I've seen objects owned by other people shift color to a metal finish, in effect losing it's color. I've also seen an item for sale in a shop lose the picture that decorated it. The clerk didn't seem to remember the previous design. The Berenstain Bears seem to follow this pattern as well, with the "-stain" spelling appearing more simple and naive. The Fruit of the loom logo that people remember has a striking elegance, while the current one seems overly simplistic and unimaginative.
ReplyDeleteThat is a really good point. :-)
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