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To: Sobieski at Kahlenberg Mtn.; All

And THAT’S what the data centers are for. It’s the MASSIVE amount of data gathered and subsequently available to monitor, predict and eventually guide/enforce individuals behavior and to monetize same.

And this is probably also the seed material for the creation of a virtual environment where minds can be uploaded.


1,002 posted on 09/07/2026 12:36:34 PM PDT by Axenolith (The only times you can have to much ammunition is if you are swimming, or on fire!)
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To: Axenolith; Sobieski at Kahlenberg Mtn.; All

And THAT’S what the data centers are for. It’s the MASSIVE amount of data gathered and subsequently available to monitor, predict and eventually guide/enforce individuals behavior and to monetize same.

And this is probably also the seed material for the creation of a virtual environment where minds can be uploaded.

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Quite a few years ago there was a movie [which of course I did not see, but read about it), the topic of which was preventing crime by extreme surveillance and monitoring peoples’ behavior, etc.


1,021 posted on 09/07/2026 2:57:23 PM PDT by little jeremiah (The only way is the military)
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OK, let’s acknowledge that , maybe, one percent of the data stored in data centers is useful economic, scientific sorts of info. The other 99% is pictures that people take of their lunches, their clothes, the views from a rock they’re standing on, etc. Almost nobody carries a Kodak anymore to save a pic of something they might want to remember which is why one can’t buy a family album anymore and the whole 99% will soon be lost to the ages.


1,023 posted on 09/07/2026 3:06:30 PM PDT by OldWarBaby
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