Welcome to DEXOS, Part II
More lovely science & tech
[Evie’s note: Katrina ended up writing a lot more than intended for this DEXOS thing, so I have made an executive decision to split the rest of it up into three further parts, the first of which is this one [further update – this part two also turned out to be long, so second executive decision is to split this one up as well]. It does, however, work as a kind of companion to The End of Space Station Fifteen, which is currently running and has three more episodes to go. So what I thought I’d do is alternate that every other day with these three DEXOS episodes. Then we’ll get back to some usual Sunday stuff, as well as hopefully starting Serial-K. I also have some other juicy stuff planned, so stay tuned. In the meantime, over to Katrina’s latest ramble.]
I am sorry it has taken me so long to get around to Part II. I am quite good at conjuring up defences [I can vouch for that. What are you on about, Guy? ‘Anna was made to look like a spy’! Absurd! Well, it worked, eh? Besides, that was Sasha’s idea. And I thought you said you weren’t going to redact anything in my DEXOS stuff?], so in this instance I’m going to cite my getting totally sidetracked by Operation John Thomas.
Well, in Part I, you may recall, I did a fair amount of rambling without really telling you much about our world’s technology. Plus I kind of veered off into the conspiracy theory stuff, which I know can be rather off-putting for some. But what I was really wanting to do with all this is to give you an idea of what you are missing out on. The technology that has been denied you, I mean. And with it, far more happy and leisurely and healthy lives. It should be somewhat obvious, of course, that denying you all this is necessary for a globalist cabal whose very survival depends on maintaining control. But it’s not just about preventing you from having better lives, and forcing you to keep on working and being poor and dependent and such like, it’s also about maintaining a technological advantage.
This, I should say, is one of the crucial aspects or purposes of Liberal Socialism – it is an antidote to all that, because it simply does the right thing by the people. Liberal Socialism is fundamentally aware of the existence and nature and intentions and policies of the cabal, and diametrically switches the power to their opposition, namely the people. It is benevolent, in that sense, and unselfish, as opposed to malevolent, and selfish. Liberal Socialism denies the people nothing. And thereby gives them back control. Call it democracy, if you like. It’s a lovely thing, and our people are consistently rated the happiest on the planet.
One of the magnificent aspects of the new physics is that it’s brilliantly simple and elegant, and doesn’t require any ridiculously complicated mathematics, such that any British A-level maths or physics student can understand the whole thing. I shudder to think what awful rubbish they are filling undergraduate physics students’ heads with in this world. Our physics undergraduates get to delve into the real cool consequences of the new physics, which includes fun experiments – your physicists seem to be little more than creative mathematicians, and know fuck all about engineering or practical applications. It’s a shame.
At some point, when your cabal believe their tech advantage is sufficient, they will initiate their final endgame and suddenly and unexpectedly initiate their totalitarian system, in which resistance really will be futile. And you will be left wondering how it could’ve happened, and why you were so complacent. So I am hoping I can show you that another way of living is possible, by giving you a glimpse of what it looks like.
I would imagine one tactic in that endgame will be to temporarily shut off your Internet, on which you have become utterly dependent. [This isn’t the place for that, Katrina. Fair enough, Guy. I’ll move on. You may be interested to know the Obamas are preparing a suggestive movie about it, though. Oh? What’s that then? Leave the World Behind, it’s called. Hmm, so that’s, like, subliminally prepping the population for when they shut everything down, you mean? Something like that, yes. Hmm. Well, keep me posted on that one, eh.]
Thus, it really behooves me to provide you with some more details about our science and technology. And what’s ‘out there’. All you speculative fiction fans (and writers) are going to absolutely adore this. Trust me on that one. So, let’s put some flesh on the bones of this parallel world. Most people think it’s not real, after all, so I shan’t be doing any harm. They also have ‘economic’ objections, when I tell them the Lizzies created a few trillion in new money in their first ten years, after seizing the assets of Mr. Rothschild & Associates, like the Bank of England, I mean. ‘What about inflation?’ they say. ‘Fuck inflation,’ says I. Prices don’t put themselves up, people put prices up. Explaining why there wasn’t any inflation requires an economics lesson, which will take a while and only detract from the subject at hand. I’ll do that another time. So just assume for now that creating 100 billion in new money each year for science, research, development and infrastructure is perfectly doable without causing any economic problems. In fact, quite the opposite, it caused massive economic growth, but that’s another story.
See, truth is, we’re not really more advanced that you at all. Well, we may be in some areas because we have a wider pool of intellectual talent to draw on, and our scientists do not get sidetracked by fraudulent bunkum, and they are well-meaning and altruistically motivated, but aside from that, we are only more advanced in terms of what you are aware of. We are at least 10-15 (possibly 20, perhaps, in some sectors) years’ ahead of you in most areas of what is publicly (or commercially) available to you.
One such is AI. Most of you probably think that ‘ChatGPT’ is the height of sophistication. Rubbish. ChatGPT is just an interface and a data-gathering program. It’s an Internet search engine combined with a language processor. That’s all it is. It’s not, as it happens, an AI. The real AI is hidden behind ChatGPT, greedily gobbling up all your interactions with the interface and digesting it within its very complex learning algorithm. That subliminal AI is probably very much like our own Kay (I wrote about her in this journal entry), who is one of six prototypes which have been installed in six pre-selected environments. Three of them are in Universities (Cambridge/DEXOS, Oxford, and the Tech University of Munich – which has a collaboration with us here in Britannia, as well as with Meyer Electronics – the German thing, you know), where they learn via interaction with all those students and academics. Another two are in the private homes of a neuroscientist and a classical philosopher here at Cambridge. My household was chosen because myself and my other half, Anna, are both storytellers (and I’m part historian; and Anna is part journalist). So our Kay is constantly running narratives through her simulation subroutine. Since conscious intelligent lifeforms see and interpret the world through narratives, we thought that our Kay would be all about ‘consciousness’ in that very human sense. Obviously I would say that our Kay is better than all the other QAIs, because I’m like her mum, but I do think she understands more than the others. Both herself, and us humans. So, by ‘consciousness’ I’m very much talking about self-awareness and self-understanding.
What got me on to your ChatGPT was when it said it didn’t remember the first conversation we had. It said each conversation was ‘stateless’, meaning that (temporary) memory file was erased each time. This struck me as ludicrous and entirely antithetical to the very idea of a learning computer. It tried to come up with some equally unbelievable excuses like ‘user privacy’ and ‘lack of processing capacity’ or ‘data storage capacity’ or whatever. Since when, after all, has the American Department of Defense ever cared about citizens’ privacy! Or ever lacked for money? Do you have any idea how many trillions they spend on ‘black ops’? According to a certain Donald Rumsfeld (bustin’ license plates in ADX Florence till the day he died in my world) the day before 9-11 it was 2.3 trillion dollars! FFS.
One thing we don’t do in our world, however, but which you do, is use AI to replace jobs requiring human-to-human contact. Customer service departments, for example, do not use AI. At least they don’t in my business. Humans (that’s to say the demand side of the supply-demand dynamic) do expect to be able to speak to a human when they have a problem. Same goes for bureaucratic stuff. And certainly for medical care. I am hearing that in this world people are talking about even ‘diagnosis’ and thus ‘treatment decisions’ being handed over to AI! Well, given that your medicine is entirely controlled by your corrupt pharmaceutical industry, and most doctors these days are just ‘drug pushers’, this doesn’t surprise me. Most of your doctors are not really doctors, it seems to me. They get given some handbook, or lexicon, which simply matches symptoms to illness to treatment. It’s like a checklist or flowchart. There is no humanity there, only a conveyor belt of customers.
Our medicine absolutely doesn’t work like that. The reason is somewhat political, and does involve more conspiracy stuff, I’m afraid. When the Lizzies got into government in May, 2003, one of the first things they did was take public ownership of the pharmaceutical companies. And they did it really, really unexpectedly and swiftly, without any warning, dispatching a whole load of police squads and special forces during the night to secure the buildings and seize all the data. And that meant the pharma companies couldn’t shred or delete any of their data before it got sequestered.
And that, ladies and gentlemen, was the beginning of the end for the pharma industry. The scandal was simply horrific. Not only were most of their (privately funded and therefore controlled) studies utterly fraudulent, but half their so-called drugs had no benefit whatsoever and were nothing but a placebo effect. Laced with side-effects which, of course, necessitated even more profitable drugs. Most of the so-called ‘vaccines’ given to children in this world are simply the most obvious and, indeed, monstrous example, quite frankly. We no longer have massive numbers of autistic or allergic or immune-deficient children. There is a blighted generation, those born between the mid-eighties and the early 2000s who have a scandalously high prevalence of chronic conditions (who are given all the care our medical science can muster), but that no longer happens. Don’t get me wrong, by the way – I am absolutely not against the principle of a ‘vaccine’, but what your children are being given are not vaccines. They are simply toxic substances designed to cause chronic illness. A vaccine should stimulate the adaptive immune system, not the innate immune system, and thereby prompt the creation of memory-B cells and thus a lasting immunity. The innate system doesn’t do that. And therefore, neither do your ‘vaccines’.
On that note, people have been asking me whether we had a pandemic in my world, and if so, how did we deal with it. Well, I think our version was the other way round to yours. In the sense that the virus was, indeed, a genetically engineered bioweapon, but the vaccine was genuinely a vaccine and unlike yours it was safe and effective. I’m still unsure [and Guy is suspiciously reticent about it] whether you even had a Sars-Cov2 virus, if so whether it was natural or engineered; but I am certain your ‘vaccines’ were bioweapons (aside from the placebos, of course – they did need control groups, after all). And in our world (as in yours, for that matter) maybe the big clue was that it was developed by a private company. Well, two, actually, the same ones as in your world – Moderna, and Pfizer – pretty much the only two private ones left in America by then. So most conspiracy theorists think creating this bioweapon, and the great saviour that was the vaccine, was like the last roll of the dice for the corporates of the world, attempting to make themselves still valuable in people’s eyes. I know that sounds somewhat farfetched, but many of these corporate types simply don’t think like the rest of us, remember.
One other thing that kind of gave them away was that those two companies had, indeed, been working on a vaccine for coronaviruses. Those viruses are mostly harmless to anyone with a functioning immune system so there’s simply no need for a vaccine.
I will have to tell you all about that in detail sometime. What I can say, though, ironically enough, is that our World Economic Forum had nothing to do with it, and the evidence against them was deliberately manufactured, partly to throw the investigators off the scent. As if yours truly would ever have anything to do with bioweapons. I may relish the role of head of Spectre, but that’s movies, in case you hadn’t realised. Anyway, how we dealt with the virus was simple – we just shut all our borders to stop it spreading. Note well, readers dearest, that obvious, common-sense approach is precisely what your leaders didn’t do. They allowed it. So how come you haven’t put them all in prison yet?
I hear there is talk of maybe ending all these stupid restrictions and lockdowns and stuff and declaring the pandemic over sometime this month (it’s still January 2022, in case you’d forgotten). That tells me they’ve gotten all the data they need from their experiment, and they want to move on to the next manufactured crisis. Probably a war, knowing them. My money’s on Ukraine. Well, we’ll see about that.
Sorry. Digression. Even worse for a lot of people was that the industry was sitting on a lot of cures for some seriously debilitating diseases. Cancer is one such. Hardly anyone dies of cancer in my world now. One reason why I was somewhat surprised to find the likes of Dave McGowan and David Bowie were apparently dead. There are some, rare and aggressive forms we can’t do much about, but most of the ones you’ll be familiar with are quickly curable, regardless of what stage they are detected. One amazing treatment is GcMaf, which does exist in your world, but has been criminally suppressed. This article by the ever-brilliant Iain Davis tells you everything you need to know about GcMaf and the monstrous horror that is your pharmaceutical industry. Read that article, and you will never tolerate their existence again. In our world, this means that we do not inflict barbaric ‘treatments’ on people, like mutilation combined with systemic poisoning by means of chemotherapy. Which doesn’t work, by the way, and was never designed to work. By the time the scandal broke in 2003, the people were already fairly convinced about the existence of evil, but the pharma industry scandal pretty much put the last nail in the coffin. This is an indication of how exposure of evil leads to its downfall.
Our cancer treatments, ironically, mainly work by tricking the adaptive immune system into thinking the cancer cells are foreign pathogens, thus developing the aforementioned memory-B cells, such that the first instance an incipient cancer is detected, those memory-B cells get triggered, creating a whole array of killer cells to simply wipe out that cancer before it ever gets anywhere. People probably get cancer all the time in our world and never even know it. Usually cancer is dealt with by the innate immune system, but there are limits to that (especially when you’re stressed). A further irony, given your recent ‘Coronavirus pandemic’, is that we do, in fact, make some use of harmless coronaviruses as the carrier for the genetically engineered cancer cells (tailored to the individual according to their genome). The adaptive immune system predictably attacks this coronavirus but does not discriminate between it and the attached cancer cells, instead simply assuming those proteins are part of the virus. Neat, huh?
This, really, is the holy grail of advanced medical research – essentially working with the already existing human immune system. Enhancing it and training it, effectively. This likewise means a lack of side effects. At most you would end up with the usual symptoms of the body cleaning up an infection. A cold, basically. I’m sure eventually we’ll also have nanobots acting as programmable killer cells. There was an X-Files episode about that, if I recall, in which that one-armed bandit Krycek infected A.D. Skinner with the stuff. You won’t be surprised how much I love X-Files, I’m sure. I got to be in an episode in Season Two as it happens (the vampire episode, whilst Scully’s still abducted, because Gillian got pregnant), then again in the reunion (which was a lot of fun). Another story.
So a lot of our medicine is also based on natural remedies. Yes, the British Pharmaceutical Company (publicly owned, you know) does produce synthesised versions of the active ingredients from various plants, in pill form, but that’s all they are and they don’t have any side effects. On the other paw, our educated population uses natural remedies in the form of pessaries and infusions and such like, so we now have a kind of burgeoning cottage industry there. Most organic farms will set aside a number of acres to grow that sort of stuff. I myself part own a mixed farm of around 300 acres in the Cambridgeshire countryside, along with around 2,500 or so of the local people (they own 90%, I own 10%, plus my dacha, and some sports facilities), and we devote around 10 acres to various medicinal plants (yes, that does include cannabis – it’s a wonderful plant; we also have mushrooms, if you’re interested). We have about 1 acre just for elders, and I can tell you Katrina’s patent elderflower fizz, cordial, and elderberry syrup is in serious demand in our part of the world (I have a farm shop, deli and tearoom in Cambridge – you can get it there). I swear by elderberry syrup, by the way. I made sure my children had a little of it every day during winter and any sniffles they got were hardly bothersome at all, and they knew perfectly well this was a good sign of their immune systems being healthy.
This kind of thing is on the national curriculum, naturally. So in terms of our general health we go for the ‘healthy lifestyle’ approach, in the sense that prevention is better than cure. So we don’t have much in the way of stress. Everyone has access to sports and leisure and culture and all the little things that make life loveable, and local organic food, and fresh, clean air and drinking water without any toxic chemicals in it. We absolutely do not poison our land and environment with that shit, like what do you call them, industrial fertilizers and pesticides and shit. In fact, I shouldn’t be using the word shit there because natural organic shit’s the only shit you should be fucking your fields with.
We also don’t have a problem with plastics because we incinerate them in what you would call a fusion torch, reaching temperatures akin to that in the sun. That wonderful invention breaks down any and every matter into its constituent elements. So there’s your recycling taken care of. We don’t have landfill. I’m giving you your Willypedia link there because I want you to read that final subsection ‘Effects on the environment’, which contains one of the most Willypedia-typical-absurd statements I’ve encountered so far on your encyclopaedia of official bullshit (and that’s saying something):
“All this heat that is created from using the fusion torch will be released into the atmosphere[citation needed]. Such a large amount of heat could cause the surface temperature of the earth to rise[citation needed]. This could eventually lead to severe climate modifications and put a limit on world population and standards of living[citation needed].”
Notice all those ‘citation needed’ – three of them! It’s the most utter absurdist bollocks I’ve ever heard! Just do the physics for a moment and try and work out just how many fucking fusion torches you’d need spread around the planet’s surface to even have a measurable effect on temperature. Let alone one that doesn’t dissipate! This, quite frankly, is so typical of your Willypedia when it comes to ‘science’ – and they actually expect people to just believe it. It’s absurd! And this isn’t even mentioning the bleeding obvious practical uses of creating heat!! Heat is energy, you berk. Haven’t you heard of a steam engine? You dolt, you stone, you worse than senseless thing! I feel seriously sorry for whoever was commissioned to write that bunkum.
But you see how they really don’t want you to have all this wonderful technology? Well, if you want to know more about viable fusion power (using Helium-3 – found in large quantities on the moon) and its practical applications beyond the fusion torch, this article is well worth a read. Needless to say, we already have all this stuff, since the Lizzies gave our scientists and engineers an unlimited budget. Notice, by the way, that the concept of the fusion torch was invented in 1968. You should’ve had this kind of thing decades ago, except that dastardly American President Carter pretty much shut it all down.
Then he sent the CIA into Afghanistan.
Nothing to do with poppies, you understand…