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In today’s hyper-connected world, surveillance has become a ubiquitous feature of modern life.
From smart devices to public cameras, we are constantly being watched, recorded, and analyzed.
While some argue that surveillance enhances security and convenience, it raises pressing questions about privacy, freedom, and the extent of control exerted over individuals.
The surveillance by the elderly is a core control mechanism and the ultimate deciding factor if you will be successful in life and get what you want or not.
You grow up thinking that what matters is a good title, a good job or having a family, but all of this is of secondary importance.
The highest importance is how you look like from a surveillance perspective.
Nothing else matters.
You can literally forget about everything else.
You can forget about your title, you can forget about your work experience, you can forget about your family.
What matters is how you look like from a surveillance perspective and nothing else.
How is the surveillance being done?
The surveillance happens on all possible levels, even on levels that you cannot really imagine yet.
The elderly is using surveillance technology, that you have never heard about.
Of course the traditional surveillance technology is also in use, this is just part of the standard surveillance.
Smartphones, laptops, and CCTV cameras are of course being used, but this is nothing new.
That they use all the data of your “private personal” smartphone might be a small shocker for some people.
If this is already shocking you, then you are sensitive, because the surveillance goes way, way beyond this.
That’s probably not really news to anyone, that everything you do is being judged by the elderly surveillance.
People assume that, or some might not, but at least you know it now.
Of course, everything you do on your smartphone is being judged by some elderly group watching.
The surveillance though goes far beyond that.
It goes so far that you are under non-stop remote neural surveillance, like your thoughts are under surveillance as well.
The neurons in your brain are under surveillance.
The internal speech of single neurons inside your brain are under surveillance.
The surveillance pretty much goes deep under your skin.
It goes until the deepest part of your brain, so much surveillance is there.
The elderly are spying on you so extremely, until the very deepest part of your brain.
Why are they doing this?
Cost-effective way of doing science
You think about nuclear research institutes like CERN and building this type of thing is quite the effort.
Takes a lot of money and time to build something like this.
This is one way to do science research.
Then you can also look at the stars and get some scientific insights with taking pictures, like with the James Webb Space Telescope.
Oh, but, that is also quite the effort and also takes a lot of time.
Another way of doing science is by looking inside the human brain, really deep inside.
At the microscopic level.
Literally doing neuronal surveillance.
Looking exactly into the deepest of the brain, why is the human doing this and that.
Why is the human exactly like this, what exactly happens then, when they do this.
This becomes especially interesting when the couple is cheating on each other.
Suddenly you have two entangled particles now.
Oh, this is fascinating now.
And they are cheating on each other.
Fascinating phenomenon.
This is like a cost-effective nuclear research organization.
Then the elderly can do some amazing neuronal studies and figure out how two particles behave.
A cheating couple are great science objects.
Then you don’t have to build another CERN.
You don’t even have to build another space telescope.
You can just do some nuclear research with the cheating couple and figure out science like this.
But of course you need neuronal surveillance then.
You need to be scanning their brains into the very last membrane.
You literally need to have full remote unknowingly cat scan of their brains at every second, that the data qualifies for scientific research.
And then you can gather amazing science like this.
And that’s the level to which the elderly surveillance goes.
This is how the elderly is doing surveillance.
They are literally remote cat scanning the smallest membrane of your brain 24/7 non-stop, so that they don’t have to build another CERN or another Web Telescope.
And you thought they are just looking at your smartphone?
You thought they are just watching you over your smartphone camera?
That makes the elderly laugh.
Yeah, of course they do this also, yes.
But this is not even interesting.
They scan the deepest of your brain, this is how they do it.
But yeah they also see everything you do on your phone and also connect all the data with every CCTV you pass but yeah of course this as well.
But this is not even that interesting, that’s just some standard basic procedure, this is not even the core surveillance they do.
This is almost like some basic gimmick surveillance they do as a kind of standard thing.
Funny that you are worried about the elderly watching everything on your smartphone.
You should be worried about the smallest neurons in your brain, they know everything about this as well.
Everything you are scared off, guess what, they know it.
All your secrets, guess what, they know it.
So yeah, they got you, if you have anything to hide.
Luckily I have nothing to hide, I’m more the opposite, I’m just blasting it all out there.
They wish I would keep secrets, I’m sure.
They actually want me to keep some things secretly, I know.
Unfortunately, I have no secret keeping mechanism.
I just blast it all out there.
All of it, just like that.
The Scope of Modern Surveillance
The reach of surveillance technology is vast and often invisible.
Here are some of the main sources of modern surveillance:
- CCTV and Public Cameras: Cameras are omnipresent in urban areas, monitoring public spaces under the guise of deterring crime. These devices capture billions of hours of footage annually, feeding into facial recognition systems and databases.
- Internet Activity Tracking: Every click, search, and interaction online generates data. Corporations and governments use this information for targeted advertising, predictive analytics, and, in some cases, political manipulation.
- Mobile Devices: Smartphones act as constant trackers. GPS, microphone access, and app permissions enable detailed insights into your daily life.
- Social Media Platforms: Platforms like Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok not only monitor what you post but also collect metadata, such as location and browsing habits, to create detailed user profiles.
- IoT Devices: Smart home devices like speakers, thermostats, and cameras contribute to surveillance by capturing conversations, habits, and even biometric data.
The Players Behind Surveillance
Surveillance is not limited to authoritarian regimes or dystopian corporations; it is a global phenomenon involving:
- Governments: Programs like PRISM in the U.S. and the Social Credit System in China demonstrate how state surveillance can be used for both national security and social control.
- Corporations: Tech giants such as Google, Amazon, and Facebook profit immensely from data collection, selling user insights to advertisers and other third parties.
- Hackers and Third Parties: Unauthorized entities also exploit surveillance tools, leading to breaches and unauthorized monitoring.
Implications of Ubiquitous Surveillance
- Loss of Privacy: Surveillance normalizes the erosion of private spaces. Once-sacred boundaries, such as the privacy of one’s home or thoughts, are increasingly permeable.
- Chilling Effect: Awareness of being watched often leads to self-censorship. People may avoid certain topics, behaviors, or movements for fear of judgment or repercussions.
- Potential for Abuse: In the wrong hands, surveillance can lead to discrimination, blackmail, and wrongful accusations.
- Inequality and Disparities: Surveillance disproportionately targets marginalized groups, exacerbating existing social inequalities.
Fighting Back: Tools for Privacy
While surveillance is pervasive, individuals can take steps to protect themselves:
- Encryption Tools: Use end-to-end encrypted messaging apps like Signal.
- VPNs: Mask your IP address and location.
- Privacy-Oriented Browsers: Opt for browsers like Brave or Firefox with strict privacy settings.
- Data Minimization: Share as little personal information online as possible.
The Ethical Debate
The question of surveillance boils down to a balance between security and freedom.
Is the trade-off worth it?
Should governments and corporations have unchecked access to personal data?
These are ethical dilemmas that society must confront head-on.
Life of the others automated written report surveillance
Apart from doing the smartphone, the laptop and the neuronal surveillance, they are also doing the life of the others type of automated written report surveillance.
The way it must work is that everything you do, at every single second, all of it, is automatically written down in the form of almost like automated police reports.
This type of surveillance is happening on top of all the other surveillance they are doing on the people as well.
Of course the way they are creating these automated police reports, about everything that every human is doing on the planet is also with the use of the latest unimaginable technology.
Surveillance Reputation Mastery
The surveillance reputation is a real thing and a critical factor for the success of a person.
You can almost define it as a skill you can obtain.
You can become better at gaining and keeping a positive surveillance reputation, if you became aware of it and realized how life around you changes, based on minor differences and actions by you.
Your surveillance reputation has an impact on your entire life, it is the number one determining factor.
Certain activities negatively affect your surveillance reputation.
As a result, your surveillance reputation can be defined as having either positive or negative states, which are determined by positive or negative actions from a surveillance reputation standpoint.
Previously, I have defined the surveillance reputation with a percentage, like on the following image, about the correlation between the surveillance reputation and the income hard cap.
It might make sense as well to look at the surveillance reputation from a positive or negative action standpoint, as the following image represents.
You can see the surveillance reputation can resemble an ego wave function.
It’s almost like as if the ego and the surveillance reputation is connected, and it definitely is with the mendga state, also the mendga reaction acting is highly connected and almost in perfect synchronization with the surveillance reputation.
Who is surveilling who?
Are they studying me, or am I studying them?
Somehow it’s all getting mirrored.
I guess it somehow starts with getting into the flow and then the surveillance reputation is increasing and decreasing constantly and going up and down non-stop.
And it somehow aligns with the internal ego state as well, somehow it’s all getting mirrored.
The elderly doing the surveillance might be quite smart, and they might know what they are doing, but that can also include to lose everything and sleep on the street for a month.
That’s just part of the recovery process then, I guess.
Conclusion
As surveillance becomes an inescapable part of life, it is essential to remain informed and vigilant.
By understanding the tools and motives behind surveillance, individuals can take proactive steps to safeguard their privacy and advocate for policies that prioritize human rights over control.
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