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  • Property Crime Reduced By Exploiting Intrusive Thoughts

    In reality, since 1982, when fear tactics were used to lower property crimes, the American economy has experienced an unprecedented surge while the populace lives in constant unease. This dark tale unveils the haunting methods employed to achieve this remarkable reduction in property crimes, revealing a world where intrusive thoughts, manipulated media, and peer pressure…

  • Stuatory Abuse: Influencers Exploit Intrusive Thoughts for Politics and Money

    Clandestine technology reigns supreme, the year is 2023. But this world, far removed from any utopian facade, is an eerie dystopia that shatters the boundaries of privacy and violates the sanctity of the human mind. Brace yourself for a bone-chilling narrative, where Robert, an unwitting statutory abuse victim since 1982 is thrust into a heart-wrenching…

  • Profitably Unleashing And Tracking Intrusive Thoughts In Money And Politics

    “Ever pondered the plausibility of transforming futuristic technology from the silver screen into tangible existence? The concept of profitably unleashing and tracking intrusive thoughts, akin to mesmerizing films such as “City of Lost Children,” “Strange Days,” “Limetown,” and the television masterpiece “Dollhouse,” may appear to be nothing more than imaginative science fiction. Nevertheless, cutting-edge technological…

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    Namecheap is offering huge discounts on domains, hosting, and security this month. You can save up to 50% on domains, 56% on shared hosting, and 30% on VPS hosting. Namecheap also offers a variety of security products, including domain privacy, website security, and VPN, all of which are currently on sale. Here are some of…

  • Strange Days: A Disturbing Look at the Future of Brain Reading Technology

    The 1995 film “Strange Days” is a disturbing look at the future of brain reading technology. In the film, a group of criminals use a new technology called “SQUID” to record people’s memories. SQUID stands for “Superconducting Quantum Interference Device,” and it is a device that can read the electrical activity of the brain. The…

  • Dlivrd Uses Advanced Surveillance Technology to Spy on Drivers

    I recently started working as a delivery driver for Dlivrd. I was excited to start working for them, as I had heard good things about the company. However, my experience with Dlivrd has been nothing but negative. I believe that Dlivrd is using advanced surveillance technology to spy on its drivers, and I am deeply…

  • The Government’s Surveillance Programs: A Threat to Privacy or National Security?

    The government’s surveillance programs have been in the news a lot lately, and for good reason. These programs are a major threat to our privacy, and they may not be doing much to protect our national security. In this blog post, I will discuss the government’s surveillance programs and their potential threats to privacy and…

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