In it, she outlines a US gov presentation obtained through FOIA.
Basically, China is winning the AI race and in order to compete, the US must eliminate its "legacy systems" (private car ownership, in person health care..). It's long but I strongly recommend reading. 4/
One year and one pandemic later, enter Canada Beyond 150.
While not official government policy position, it is hosted on govt website and written by public servants, intended to "drive a culture change within the public service." canadabeyond150.ca/reports/capita…
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It discusses ways to help Canadians (oh look, more help👍) struggling with debt and increased cost of living (did someone say fuel shortage?).
The solution?
You will own nothing and you will be happy. 6/
Car ownership - one of those pesky legacy systems standing in the way of AI dominance - may be leap-frogged entirely. 7/
Social credit scores will be the new determinant of socio-economic inclusion.
Sadly, some may be left out from the inclusion - you know, the (unvaccinated, far-right skeptical rabble rousers that dare protest govt action) mentally ill. 8/
While you happily own nothing, the wealthy will happilyer own everything.
Not to worry - #UBI to the rescue! Except, oops you'll be on a fixed income, unable to purchase assets.
Thank goodness govt will graciously help stop you from making mistakes with their AI & blockchain! 9/
More great news - digital wallets, assigned at birth will track every (virtual) penny, so graciously given, to ensure it is spent on the purpose for which it was given. 10/
If you read Webb's piece, linked above, you will see how many "legacy systems" have been obliterated by way of covid policy.
There is likely little we can do to stop the trainwreck we're on but we must try.
If you're not awake yet, stop hitting snooze. We need you.
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Ryan Harper, VP of the teacher's bargaining unit, along with the president of OSSTF wrote this letter, lobbying Dr Loh to move schools to virtual learning.
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David Fisman,
Professor of Epidemiology, practicing physician, member of the Ontario science table, media darling and self proclaimed Covid expert.
Question 1 - why are close contact and outbreak not separate in the data?
Question 2 - Why do hospitalization numbers include patients that have been discharged?
Question 3 - Two parts:
a) What is the percent positive of "specimens"?
b) Is this how cases are presented? Are duplicates/retest being ruled out or included?
"In April alone, 1.4 million jobs in healthcare were lost. Because far from being overwhelmed, the hospitals were mostly empty... with the possible brief exemption of New York City."
"Now it's not hospitalizations, now its cases.. even the New York Times was reduced to admitting that as many as 90% of the tests, because the tests are so sensitive, are yielding just viral debris that isn't infectious at all.
"biotech company Profusa announced Tuesday that it was initiating a DARPA-funded study to see whether its biosensor that it injects under the skin can help detect the flu up to three weeks early."
Darpa folks. The same lovely people funding most of the RNA CRISPR vaccines.
It was all about pre-crime as a way to harvest data, now it's pre-health.
👇 Quote from Peter Thiel, CEO of Palantine, the all seeing eye previously tasked with finding terrorists, now partnered with govts globally, using data to predict outbreaks.
Dear mask wearing bed-wetters
Dear @fordnation
Dear @celliottability
Dear every asshole doctor and expert that has worked towards where we are today.
You're scared.
Of a virus.
You want us to be scared too.
The time has come for a different kind of fear.
Fear of economic ruin and all it brings with it.
If you're reading this and you're still wearing a mask, still begging for restrictions, fuck you.
While you hide under your covers, there are countless devastating repercussions to our bs casedemic.
My good friends own a gym.
They are devastated.
Since opening back up, they have gotten daily emails from their clients expressing gratitude, explaining the nosedive their mental health took when they were unable to go to the gym.