How A Little Known Military Book May Have A Massive Impact On AI.

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How A Little Known Military Book May Have A Massive Impact On AI.

In our era, where battles are increasingly fought in the digital realm through memes, misinformation, and manipulated narratives, a book from over a decade ago continues to cast a long shadow over discussions of psychological warfare. First conceptualized in a 1980 U.S. Army paper, the ideas were expanded into a full book. The writer is a controversial figure with a dual life in military intelligence and occultism, arguing that humanity’s propensity for conflict could be channeled away from bloodshed toward a more “civilized” form: an occult warfare waged on the mind.

This book may very likely form the basis of an AI philosophy that could have massive implications. I surface the book and explore the characters and the implications.

This is a very sensitive subject and I want to bring attention to how this book came about and the people that put it together. It is a rather shocking story with characters that will surprise you.

This will be presented In a member only article so we can explore perhaps help discoverer our how this book is being used today. It is my hope this will help you understand how this is playing out and how AI will be used to extend the premise of the book. I explore this in detail with insights not seen anyplace else. You will be the few to know and adjust an accordingly. If you are a member, thank you. If you are not yet a member, join us by clicking below.

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One thought on “How A Little Known Military Book May Have A Massive Impact On AI.”

  1. It’s all starting to make more sense now. The “Brainstorm v Green Needle” priming along with other subtle modes of manipulation and entrainment that we may not even be aware are occurring.

    This is fascinating and I can’t wait to own my own AI.

    As our own AI will not be connected to the internet, how will it be updated with new information to adapt to new methods of manipulation? It appears to me that this battlefield will be like a cybersecurity cat and mouse game with constant attack vectors and counter security measures being deployed.

    I hope our own AI will foster sound spiritual values and our intuition as too many people have replaced them with the worship of scientific materialism and authority figures/government. We need to look inwards again.

    On another note will there be way for ones own AI to detect the use of tech that creates Havana Syndrome or the like?

    Thank you Brian.

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