The First Rule of Surviving in the Surveillance State
I'll speak openly about it. I was never really an internet fan. It's ironic, cause at one point in my career technology and the like was my entire job… but searching the net, or surfing, whatever, that shit was never my deal. I can say my internet footprint so to speak would be a couple of social media sites, probably a few dating sites when that was the rage circa 2013, my google search history, which is largely tied to medical misadventures or queries regarding the other free thoughts that arrive to me (none of them including dead bodies or how to's for utility) and of course, biological functions. Yes, I have seen porn. We all have. And its what this whole internet was created for but y'all went way off track making Terminator. Anyways the internet was for porn. So I kept my footprint small. I used the internet for what it was created for. So I'm a leg up on y'all cause I been doing it.
But for y'all — now that the AI is here — y'all gotta mix it up. Ya never thought to realize that all of your internet stuff is readily available for anyone to view at any time they choose — and that's even easier now with the AI. So I'ma tell us what the first rule is of living in this Surveillance State is: Keep The Watchers Guessing, or at least entertained. They know YOU by what your internet history tells them you are — so do the opposite. Ya like one thing and definitely hate the other — search em equally. Make the watcher flip that coin.
And if ya can't stomach the equal treatment of content searches under Rule 1, okay, okay….then at least throw in some other dandies. Cause truth is sometimes, we know exactly what we're laughing at. And other times, we're laughing, and got no idea what's so funny. Same principles apply to the Watcher. Cause it's all out there, and they know how to take us. Its just harder to do that if their sides, and yours, are splitting.