There are almost no people left on the modern Internet. Bots
and neural networks run everything. There is no evidence that
devices connected to the network are equal to the number of
real people. In our case, the number of Internet connections
exceeds the number of inhabitants of the planet Earth. The
network died back in 2010, and at the moment the Internet is
devoid of people, since 90% consists of "supposedly created
by people content", but in fact, AI bots and social scripts. This
system is run by a group of powerful people. The very people
who once ruled classical media. We know them all by name.
As an evidence base, experts suggest to go, for example, on
Twitter and search for the innocent phrase "I hate text messages."
As a result, the @pixyIuvr account pops up first with a glowing
heart in the form of an avatar. He once wrote the great and
thoughtful philosophical phrase I hate texting, I just want to
hold your hand, for which he received 16,000 likes! And as you
know from statistics, 85% of social media content is created by
15% of accounts. On social media, you can find thousands of
similar accounts disguised as real people writing the same thing.
Based on the analysis of these texts, we can say with confidence
that they are not written in troll factories, but all this is generated
by AI, placed in their accounts and then likes themselves, promoting
the content to the top in the most prominent place. The same goes
for PHP forums and comments below articles. That is, almost
everything on the Internet is fake, from the news itself to the
characters in the news. After all, there is almost never any other
evidence of the existence of these people, other than information
on social networks. Created by AI. According to a number of experts,
some disasters and terrorist attacks simply did not happen. As
independent journalists were unable to identify the alleged victims
or find their relatives.
The concept of this manipulation goes back to the philosophy of
gaslighting (Gas Light) - a form of psychological manipulation that
makes a person doubt himself and the surrounding reality. The term
was coined in 1938, when the US public began to rave about a new
play, Gas Light. The action took place at the end of the 19th century,
when the premises were lit with gas burners. To understand the idea
of this manipulation, you can cite a historical anecdote. Lenin told
his wife Krupskaya that he was going to his mistress. But instead
of this action, he secretly went to the attic to read Karl Marx. When
later his wife complained that she heard a noise in the attic, Lenin
replied that his wife had hallucinations. Thus, due to the fact that
most of the news and messages on the network via the HTTPS
protocol is 85% generated by bots, as well as AI, it can be concluded
that there is a dead Internet. From which it follows that in fact we
cannot rely on information obtained on the basis of HTTPS resources.
Since, due to the architecture of this platform, it is suitable for
massive falsifications and manipulations. For example, the same
Russian President Putin is not a real person, but an informational
avatar - a TV program created by someone to manage society. After
all, no one has seen the real Putin and does not know. Everyone
is familiar with it only through an informational picture.
