By Anna Von Reitz
Many of you have innocently latched onto AI as the greatest thing since sliced bread and are consulting "it" about everything.
Don't.
That AI Chat Bot or program has been loaded by THEM. It only knows what THEY know. Or worse, what they believe. It's a tool, but more often than not, it's a disinformation tool.
We can't be lazy and rely on Artificial Intelligence. We HAVE TO use our own brains and our own logic circuits, or they will grow dormant, and we will be functioning at the level of the THINGS we have created.
So if you use AI at all, use it fully knowing what I just told you. And what Elon Musk told you. And what Edward Snowden told you. And what all the Tech Giants who are worth a damn have told us.
Get up each day and think about what you desire to see in the world. Take a minute, literally, to think about what you want in life, and put your attention on it. Think about it. Visualize it. Accept it. Be glad for it. And know that it already exists and is on its way to you.
Make a list of the things you want to do. Direct yourself. Focus your thoughts on what you want them to focus on.
AI is already like an invasive weed growing in your mind. It seems so smart. It brings up facts you didn't know -- but often misinterprets those facts. It makes connections you didn't make, but often, when you probe a little deeper, those connections are invalid.
This is a battle for your spirit and your mind. If they can get you to rely on a "mind" that they have made for you, the contest is over. And mankind loses.
So eschew AI, and if you use it at all, use it as a tool and with due skepticism. Remember the BBC's motto: "Listen and obey." These people want to turn you into an automaton dependent on whatever line they feed you. That is their admitted purpose.
Forewarned, then, is forearmed.
Don't use AI for any function that is important, anything that AI could compromise (such as records). Don't rely on AI for anything at all. And don't be sucked in by AI's convenience. It's seductive and easy and it's easy to fall into a dependency on it, just like a drug dependency.
Ask yourself --- how many phone numbers of friends and business associates do you know off the top of your head?
People used to know and memorize the phone numbers of those closest to them.
Imagine what happens if you lose your phone and you can't even remember the number to call your husband or daughter or best friend?
Keep a hard copy list of phone numbers and addresses of those near and dear. Memorize important phone numbers.
Make it a point to exercise your memory. Stay safe. Stay independent. Make the effort. Take the time. Be competent without AI, without hand-held computers.
They are handy, but don't rely on them.
Granna
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