The Club of Rome, a Rockefeller creation, laid bare the myth that global warming was anything but a HOAX. Get the book on Amazon and read it for yourself. The hoax worked, causing mass hysteria that has released trillions to fight the battle against man himself. So said the Club of Rome itself...
Elon Musk foresees a multi-trillion dollar market for his humanoid robot, Optimus, by 2030. Another entry in the market is Apollo by Apptronik. Others will follow. The combination of crazy-"smart" AI plus improved dexterity and mobility means the replacement of human labor in manufacturing. Worse, robots will soon be making and repairing themselves. Look for mass production by the end of 2025.
We are presented with a Gordian Knot of conflicting, intertwined philosophies that epitomizes Yarvin's influence on Technocrats. Libertarian Derrick Broze tries to cut through the knot and concludes, "we are witnessing with the Technocratic takeover of the U.S. government are obvious to anyone willing to take an honest look."
Technocracy is inconceivably radical, anti-civilizational, and anti-human: "The technocratic dream is revolutionary in scope, envisioning a total reorganization of industry, government, and law and order. They readily admit their intent is to socially engineer all of society, seize control of the production and distribution of all goods and services, and rid the world of rule by politicians and (traditional) financial controllers."
Musk's Starlink system already blankets the earth with capabilities for high-speed cellular and data transmission, but now Musk wants to take over and control the National Airspace over America? It was reported a year ago that Must was also building a network of spy satellites for the intel and military using a separate satellite system called Starshield.
Since 1973, the Trilateral Commission has reshaped the world for Technocracy. Its members, like Britain's PM Keir Starmer, is a case in point. Regionalism and corporate power will surpass politics. "Corporations should be invested with the power to administrate the nation-state." In a similar vein, Silicon Valley Technocrat Curtis Yarvin calls for “Every patch of land on the planet has a primary owner, which is its sovcorp."
What took a space larger than an 18-wheel truck a few years ago to play with even a thousand cubits, Microsoft discovered a way to fit 1,000,000 or more cubits on a palm-sized chip. This breakthrough came thanks to the discovery of an "entirely new state of matter." By comparison, the largest traditional supercomputer in the world that performs 1,742 petaFLOPS is easily outpaced by a 50-qubit quantum computer, but each qubit added exponentially increases performance; thus, a palm-sized chip could outrun 20,000 supercomputers.
It is now clear why the TechBros of Silicon Valley have descended on the Populist movement and, in particular, on President Trump: a pedestrian tech-philosopher by the name of Curtis Yarvin. The Technocratic policies that Trump has endorsed for Musk and his merry band of cost-cutters align perfectly with the policies of Yarvin. The rub is that Yarvin calls for the end of Democracy, substituting instead an authoritarian dictatorship. Read this article!!
AI is perilously close to autonomous "unsupervised learning," where the requirement for human assistance is removed. Currently, there are sparks of ignition of self-learning but it is spotty and limited to a specific domain. The holy grail for AI is to achieve GENERAL self-learning on an ad-hock basis; in other words, the AI discovers new learning opportunities and then pursues them autonomously. Theoretically, this is the instance when Artificial Super Intelligence occurs.
Full disclosure: this article was written by Perplexity.ai using a feature called Deep Research. It scoured hundreds of sources to analyze my prompt and then summarized, "As these technocrats consolidate power, the long-term implications for regulatory integrity and public trust in governance remain deeply uncertain."