May the Force Influence You
While I did see the first Star Wars movie, I can barely remember what it was about. But I do remember vividly a movie called the Bond Fire of the Vanities. Both are fictional stories but one was much more down to earth...
Herein you will read my reply to Mark Hamil, an actor that played the role of Luke Skywalker in the movie StarWars.
Hamil is part of an industry that promotes emotional provocations by challenging the imagination of its audiences.
The same audiences that would wince if told that, for example, the Covid-19 pandemic was weaponized and deployed for a purpose, something like say, to make money.
Imagine my surprise when I found out that the guys that allegedly weaponized Covid-19 where science fiction aficionados. People that realized before most of us that artificial intelligence would never be accepted as mainstream tech because of the threat it poses to humanity unless it became necessary.
So much money and opportunities would be lost.
But what if a virus was deployed and artificial intelligence was the only saviour that can protect mankind?
In the process, jolting the American economy by boosting it GDP growth by 20%-50% with just AI related industries...
There are trillions of dollars to be made, and all that had to be done was to kill 7 million souls to get the stone rolling.
I am a realist, if people don't like the evidence, or the evidence threatens their future, they will look for a feel good story and dismiss reality for the sake of their mental balance.
Governments will lie to them, they will lie to themselves, and perpetuate the story about Santa Claus- who ironically was alleged to be a thief, to their children...
Fiction is the water to swallow human delusions.
Here's my replies to Mark Hamil:
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