October 13, 2026

“There’s somethin’ happenin’ here – What it is ain’t exactly clear”

Crrow777

“I think it’s time we stop, children, what’s that sound? – Everybody look what’s goin’ down”

This episode covers Peptides, Nano Bots, and Cancer – among other things.

In the last two weeks every platform I have ever used has sent me updated terms and conditions. Automation is rolling out, as is automated interconnectedness at levels never before witnessed. Sing along with me; “Old McTechCorp had a farm, AI, AI, No!” All kidding aside, we all have front row seats to unprecedented historical events running parallel to an era change, power desperate to stay in power, and rising human consciousness.

What are we to make of the fact that MAC addresses have been detected in nearly everyone tested, as all platforms go full AI? It is not just platforms either. Currently 90% of federal agencies are already using Ai, with planned adoption by government as high, and 78% of corporations are already using artificial intelligence. Or, maybe we should ask if it is they who are being used.

Back in October of 1965, a novel was published that has become the bestselling science fiction/philosophical fiction of all time. In it, the very trials we are facing now regarding artificial intelligence were written about. How is it that an author all those years ago could develop and write about the effects of AI in an intelligent and meaningful way? His creation of the “Butlerian Jihad” in the “Dune” series should give pause to all those who are feverishly implementing thinking machines in our world right now.

The Butlerian Jihad is a fictional war in the book Dune that is fought over thinking machines. The war spans generations and ultimately terminates with all thinking machines outlawed and destroyed – to include thinking robots. The punishment is death for those caught with the tech, after the fact. A commandment is also enshrined, as spiritual concerns skyrocket when humans begin to think for themselves again. The commandment: “Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind.”

The overthrowing and outlawing of AI lead to the rise of “Mentats”. Mentats emerged as the primary replacement for banned computers, serving as human computers trained through rigorous mental conditioning to perform complex calculations, strategic analysis, and data processing. They are distinct from machines relying on intuition and insight, making them better suited to navigate emotional and ethical issues.

Spiritual concerns also rise in human beings, following the fall of AI in the novel. And, I must say that each day that goes by in the real world, I find more value in the philosophical fiction found in Dune. I, too, recognize a serious rise in spirituality in our world, as AI moves forward at break-neck speed.

There is very little concern for the future, as governments and corporations sprint into full AI integration. We have been told there will soon be no jobs, but beyond that…what about 100 years from now when people have not been thinking for themselves for generations? In Dune, these things have been thought about, in detail.

Did the author of Dune gain access to the secret plan for the next few generations, or did he just possess incredible insight about things that did not yet exist? I think you all know where I stand on a question like this. None-the-less, over half a century ago, an author writing a novel put more thought into AI than it appears anyone with power in our timeline is, and his conclusion was that it is so bad, a war will be fought for generations to gain back the right for a human being to think for themselves. How soon will it be before we begin to think like machines, just to interact with them, as they think for us?

I would like to wish you all a happy, healthy, and higher-minded new era.