I sent the below to Google just now, after a very helpful phonecall with a support guy called, I think, Cedric: Hi Had an experience two days ago, walking along the street, where I feel someone external to my Pixel XL 1st Gen took control of my Chrome browser or Google Maps (can’t remember which). I have been notified of what are now Android 10 … Continue reading security, first … surely?
Today, in Chester, a man who knew me, but me not him, a comedian – who laughs at, never with, and so therefore said he considered himself a philosopher – approached me. I was minding my own business. He wasn’t, his. I told him about my ideas, and he smiled – as I said – not with me, but at. He is of the same … Continue reading as i walked out one midwinter day¹
In 2016, I met someone who works for Irish intelligence. They were tracking a significant AI and data-science organisation. Maybe not the people at the top, but the outliers who sniff around. Late 2019, I met the two founders of a British AI company, who claimed direct connections with the British “deep state” (in this case, according to them, GCHQ). They appeared not to know … Continue reading “an intelligence of deadly artifice” – that is to say, a #neocrime #manifesto
In 2016, an enquiry to my MP of the time to reopen my improper medical diagnosis from 2003 could find no files at the hospital relating to any stay then, or outpatient visits in the succeeding years. In 2017 the police started investigating the GP who – along with the consultant psychiatrist and the GP’s own good friend, being my father – were collectively responsible … Continue reading a common bind, after all
So I agree. But let me offer you an example for you to better understand my position over the past 17¾ years. Torija explains how in the 1970s representative democracy represented the interests of the median voter. By 2009, the right-wing parties represented the top 3 percentiles. The left-wing, no more than the top 6. If we accept Torija is right, and our representative democracy … Continue reading we need to do much better #ivepics
Estoy HARTO de que la gente me diga que las cosas especiales que hago son por mi condición. La ÚNICA condición de la cual padezco es la HUMANA, que -¡por cojones!- lo padecemos tod@s. Señor administrador amigo e imbécil, déjate de buscar tres píes al gato. Lo bueno de un ser humano proviene ÚNICAMENTE de su humanidad compartida. NADA tiene que ver con su supuesta … Continue reading “cómo estoy harto”
Some more #reflections on #statesecurity I suggested some posts back that it was simply incomprehensible that one tiny imagineering company such as myself, and two SMEs of brilliant trajectory but not at all possessed of a Google-type footprint, have succeeded in conceptualising together what the giants of #ai have failed to do all these years: how to truly human-enhance the future with an #ai in … Continue reading “… a lifetime spent publicising official secrets by accident …”
Some #reflections on the matter of the #whys throughout my life I was talking yesterday with someone about my project. I wanted – kinda – to know why no one wants to pay for it. Even where I might be neutralised, broken, torn and finally factored out, to allow for someone else to do the Zuckerberg. I wanted – without yet daring to say to … Continue reading “it could make me a billionaire if i just wanted to sit back and gloat to my own benefit.”
A story of #horror, a #love of story I saw a bit of a documentary on the horrendously buried side of Spanish history last night: from the 1940s onwards, but into the time my own children were born in the 1990s.¹ Street names which made heroes of people, soldiers and torturers, political leaders and inhumanities unbearable to watch without weeping inconsolably in the sitting-room I … Continue reading “’twas in deed, but not bad faith”
Some thoughts on #citizenship I feel I have arrived for the first time in my life in the country I was born to 57 years ago. My passport application in my new name – my self-identity, my chosen space and being – has been approved. This is important to me, because my childhood and young adulthood were battlegrounds of emotional and intellectual demand: my father, … Continue reading “not literally at the location. but finally would love to be welcomed there.”
Why does fab society sanction the integration of people at middle to higher levels, but only when the latter manage to demonstrate persistent happiness? Were we to argue that people are only fit to lead if white, 57-year-old, English-speaking males, we would be rightly shouted down. But as soon as someone expresses #melancholy, and lives and breathes it, and habitually demonstrates it – even as, … Continue reading “the greatest infirmity and modern crime of all”
Time for everyone who acts in #goodfaith to #makeup. Not a fallacy, not a half-truth, not a lie. No. Just humane beings, acting humanly. The enemy is uncontrolled private criminality. The enemy is everyone who is bringing down the barricades of a #gooddemocracy. The enemy is the loose mafias which undermine society’s discourse from well within. People you work and live with. People, mebbe, you … Continue reading “making up” – a short #essay on #savingthespecies, using #intuition
… not a demand, a simple need I was at Remembrance Sunday in Liverpool today. It was one of the most moving experiences of my life. Good people sacrificing themselves today for a better tomorrow. I agree completely, both intellectually as well as emotionally. Sometimes we must. One speaker in particular made me cry, even as I was working; doing a job, you see. And … Continue reading this is what I want, before I am able to move forwards on anything ever again …
This story below from the #guardian today is EXACTLY what my #intuition capture, evidencing, and validation #software platform is about. Most people say we need to protect such people, such manifest victims, from the bad bits of the #medicalprofession and/or the bad bits of the #state, who – either through omission or deliberate conspiring – bang up citizenry in #hospitals which become of #incarceration. My … Continue reading “#betterbizme and #gutenberg”
I was for a very brief time a co-opted parish councillor. This means no one real ever voted for me in an open election. Neither was I particularly effective at the role. I tried, but as a random man recently accused me of, whilst I was waiting minding my own business in a private space of public use, I CAN be trying. When I became … Continue reading “policing: force or service? actually, wrong question!” – a short #ar #video #essay
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