An AI censorship system has been deployed throughout the internet...

[Mister Obvious]

Once they tell you about it, it's already been going on for a while...

https://nypost.com/2023/02/14/elites-wan...-opponents

https://www.independent.co.uk/tech/russi...81297.html

Long term, there isn't really an escape from this...

If you want to host your own server in the future to MAYBE shield your site from the AI censorship system, it'll probably require a license or other approval process, if they allow it at all.

I don't know if it would even be avoidable using a server that is in your own physical control.

I'm not sure how they've achieved this level of surveillance, but I think it's probably undetectable...

Maybe world class coders could track it down and figure out how they're doing it.

All I know is that it will make the internet practically unusable. It'll just be too censored to even bother with.

They've been testing this system, testing different settings, low-med-high.

The way it's been fine tuning itself suggests that it is in the process of "learning" and the goal is to be absolutely covert.

Right now they seem to have it on low-med, and I'd really hate to see what high looks like.

The internet kill switch is not what we thought it was.

[Mister Obvious]

The days of free speech on the internet are officially over.

I've been sitting on this info for a little while and I wasn't going to say anything.

But I just wanted you to know because...

Well, it felt like a moral obligation.

I think it's internet-wide.

The most used websites on the internet already have their own longstanding censorship algorithms in place, but now they are targeting all sites which have not previously been under their control.

I think there is a system-wide AI virus which has been unleashed, and I'm sure it's on purpose.

But whether or not it was purposely implemented, it's on now, and it's in the learning phase.

Within a year, I think it'll be known and I don't know how they'll refer to it...

They may call it a virus, they may just be honest and say it's an AI censorship system, I dunno.

Either way, the internet is done for. We knew this was coming...

https://www.sectual.com/thread-2050.html

I don't think they'll implement an "Internet 2" though...

They've clearly decided that AI is the best way to achieve their goals.

This is targeted at future information sharing...

I don't know what they'll do about preexisting information, but I'm sure they have a plan for that too.

[Mister Obvious]

Even at the current infancy stage of this AI takeover, I consider the internet not worth using.

It's a matter of principle for me.

And this is a battle of AI systems too...

There isn't just one.

It'll be the classic "Good vs. Evil" battle between AI...

https://www.sectual.com/thread-18183.html

And just like it is in the real world, the "evil" AI will seem to be far more prevalent.

I have no interest in watching this retarded robotic saga play out...

If you choose to continue using the internet, you better not have anything too truthy or important to say, because you'll just be wasting your time.

Really, let's face it, it was always a waste of time to try and share the truth with the masses.

So I am not upset about this...

I had a lot of fun on the internet, I enjoyed the wild west of free thought and sharing in the digital realm.

Going forward, the internet will only be useful for business, until they eventually crack down on that aspect of it too by requiring Real ID and other tyrannical means of control over this realm.

It's just not worth messing with.

I suggest you get a library membership, buy yourself some paper and pens, and get ready to party like it's 1970 again, cuz it might as well be.

Good luck.

[Mister Obvious]

You should consider this a personal attack on your freedom to access information, because that's exactly what it is.

So much of people's life enjoyment is tied into this digital system now, especially the younger generations.

For example, the stats on how many people depend on streaming services to be able to listen to music are just staggering.

Practically no one has music in a physical format these days... at best, it's on their hard drive in MP3 format, or they have a few elderly CDs lying around.

The rest of it is purely digital, and that's just one example of the way entertainment has been tied into the digital world.

Most people will jump through every hoop they put in place in order to access this dopamine trap.

They'll scan in their IDs and sign up for the social credit system when it comes out, and they'll do it happily...

They'll brag about it. They'll look down on anyone who doesn't. You know how we know that? Because of the vaxx.

It'll be the same numbers of people who flock into the new paradigm, but it'll be EVEN MORE people.

Because it may seem fairly innocuous to the uninitiated at first. You've already been programmed to think it's acceptable for Facebook to require your ID so that you can regain access to your blocked account.

This has been going on for years already.

Most people WILL go for it. They WILL do it.

Because they NEED access to the mindless drivel on YouTube, FB, Twitter, TikTok, etc. They need it like they need air to breathe.

Gen X and older may show some resistance to it, but most millennials and Gen Z will be all aboard.

Websites like this one will not be allowed to exist in the future, and they WILL be taken down. I don't know how that will happen, but it will happen.

[Mister Obvious]

Most laptops and computers don't even have CD drives anymore...

Know why? Cuz they don't want you having your music and other files accessible without being hooked into the system.

So, just as I have suggested in the past, you need to get together your most important files and burn them to CD/DVD.

You need to print stuff out, print out pictures, etc.

Go for the shit that has sentimental value, leave the rest. If you've created content online, be it writing, video, podcast/audio, save what you consider to be the most important and leave the rest.

I have casually discussed all this in the past, but consider this your emergency warning.

Soon, it will not be possible for you to do this anymore.

And if you have an old microwave, consider loading up an external hard drive with the things you consider most important, and store it away. Most likely it will survive an EMP. If you can fit an old/small laptop in it, throw it in too. Put as much stuff in it as you can.

But at the least, burn whatever you want to keep onto discs.

There WILL be a digital blackout eventually... there may even be an EMP. The blackout is certain, EMP is a definite maybe.

You've been warned, and there's very little time left.

Prepare to separate from the digital world, plan for it and get ready. You don't want to be caught off guard by this.

The panic, boredom and all other negative feelings which will ensue in the masses once they're cut off from the digital sphere for even A DAY will be ENOUGH for them to sign over their fucking SOULS to regain access, if that's what was required.

I'm telling you.

[Mister Obvious]

Especially for the younger generation, their ENTIRE FUCKING IDENTITIES are wrapped up in the internet...

All their connectivity to friends is either online, or on smartphones.

All their photos and other media that they associate their identities with is ONLINE.

They'll do ANYTHING to get access back, it threatens their very existence and sense of self on a psychological level.

It's all by design.

I'm a millennial and this would even be the case for me if I had not been obsessively diligent in burning my internet history to disc since the early 2000s.

90% of people don't fucking do that...

They're gonna lose themselves and they will do anything to get it back.

DO NOT be one of them.

[Mister Obvious]

Technology has destroyed humanity and it's too late now.

It's gonna be a bumpy ride...

Just make sure you're not blindsided, and strap in.

If you're the type who laughs when people fall down or fall off their bikes or whatever, you're gonna think this is hilarious...

So grab your popcorn and keep a tight leash on your soul, your identity, your RIGHTS.

Don't make any contracts with the digital sphere in the future.

Get out now.

[Mister Obvious]

I'm sounding the alarm...

It's over, but the general population still won't know about it for awhile.

Forewarned, forearmed.

Get 'er done and get ready to see some major shit go down...

If you take action now, you'll be comfy while everyone else is fucking hysterical.

Prepare to see your best friends and loved ones act a fool and be inconsolable.

It's gonna be dramatic, pathetic, and catastrophic.

They will do ANYTHING for that Netflix. They will do anything for that TikTok. They'll do anything.

You aren't there for them in the wee hours of the morning providing them endless dopamine through a tiny little screen...

You're flesh and blood, you're expendable, and you're surrounded by a new kind of junkie.

A monster has been created, and there's nothing that can be done about it at this point...

Trust no one.

[Mister Obvious]

AI has scraped the net to save all the previous information, which will be filtered to fit an agenda...

Then the "old" internet will be cordoned off and the sanitized archive will still be available.

All info put online after that point will automatically be sanitized, and will probably only come from licensed users anyway.

https://www.sectual.com/thread-18889-pos...#pid173354

[user328]

C-3PO has been telling your ass this in every Star Wars episode since 1977:

"Never trust a strange computer."

[user328]

I don't trust writable CDs. I've archived files on CD-ROM only to find out later that the discs were unreadable.

Use a solid state drive (SSD). Use that drive only for incremental backups. Do not constantly read and overwrite the drive until you wear out the memory cells in it.

[Mister Obvious]

You gotta do it all.

Several copies to CD or DVD (EMP proof) and SSDs in the event that no EMP ever comes along.

[Mister Obvious]

Advisable to store extra SSDs in an old microwave.

[Mister Obvious]

~20 CDs and DVDs, 2 SSDs stored in EMP proof enclosure, 2 SSDs for regular backup purposes, 2 SSDs of archived material that is no longer used.

[Mister Obvious]

Also have old laptop and several old smartphones stored in the same EMP proof enclosure.

[user428]

Once you have been incarcerated once or twice, you find it laughable that people think they have any rights or freedoms in the US.

[user428]

These are merely privileges, that can be stripped from you at any moment by authorities.

[Mister Obvious]

This website may eventually become register to view only, so be ready to register an account if you ever want to read it again.

I will not put up with it if I start seeing more bot scraping than normal.

I'd hate to have to do it, but it really doesn't mean much to me at the end of the day if no one is able to read it...

It's my personal public internet diary and I am beholden to no one.

This is all for my own enjoyment and closing it off to unregistered viewing would change absolutely nothing for my user experience.

[Mister Obvious]

The fucked up part is that the AI control system has the ability to read sites whether they're locked down for public viewing or not.

So this is why I haven't just started forcing registration yet...

I am still not going to disclose how exactly I think they've achieved this. I still don't want to put it out there.

It's bad, guys...

And I take these recent Twitter developments as a sign that it's about to get way worse.

Seems like they're about to set the AI censorship system from low-medium to medium-high... maybe already have.

[user428]

Yeah, this does seem like a personal blog of sorts. Not really a forum, even though it is set up like one.