“We are not just being conditioned to rely upon technology, rather to rely upon those who control the technology.” Natural Born Prepper
I learned from an early age that I was a natural born prepper. I learned how to take care of myself, how to cook, clean, and do household chores. I learned how to ‘can’ and preserve foods, grow a garden, fish, and hunt. I learned about the importance of family and community, who to trust, and who to learn and grow from. I learned how to take care of myself and my family. To me, these are still the most important things in life.
Later, as I became a teenager and more curious about the world around me, I learned about technology, tools, and what they had to offer. I learned about mechanics, construction, and how electricity and other forms of energy work, to empower everything in our daily lives.
I learned how to fix and maintain everything from my first mustang ‘banana-seat’ bicycle, to my off-road dirt bikes, and eventually how to rebuild engines and fix my own cars. I helped my dad build a house and when I eventually bought my first house, I learned how to build a deck, build a fence, replace a roof, lay concrete, and generally fix almost everything myself. This was the way it was not so long ago.
Today, I cringe at the fact that many young people no longer learn these valuable skills for themselves. Instead, they have been taught (conditioned by ‘the system’ really) to rely upon other people, and organizations, to do these things for them—always for a fee. As systems became more and more complex, we lost our ability to understand how they work, and thus fix them ourselves. But don’t worry, technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) and robotics will do these things for you (sic).
After graduating, I moved into a career in computer science, and I learned early on how to operate and program mainframe computers (around the same time as our friend Bill), evolving my expertise over time into modern-day computing systems, programming software, and eventually architecting, designing, and building complex systems in data management, advanced analytics, and artificial intelligence (AI).
I learned from a unique perspective about what systems are, how they work, and how data (the lifeblood flowing through them) is an integral part of them, that empowers and drives the most complex and sophisticated systems in our world today. I learned these things because I have an insatiable appetite to understand how everything works.
Most importantly, I learned how ‘systems’ work, and how they inevitably all become outdated (or fail), and need to be replaced by newer, ‘modern’ systems. I suppose you could say that everything I’ve learned in my life has been preparing me for these times when many of our complex systems will ultimately fail and no longer support us.
Society has changed all of us and made it easy for us to become less independent, and more dependent on ‘the system,’ or like we say in the field of enterprise architecture, ‘the system of systems.’ The knowledgeable ones (aka the informed ones) know this, and have for some time, maintained and developed control over their system, the data and processes used by our current societal systems.
But our population has now become too large and interconnected now for our alien master’s to effectively control us. Further, they know from the past that their systems too will inevitably fail, and thus, they have been busy over the past decades coordinating and putting into place a new design, for a new, improved system of systems – once they inevitably destroy (and reset) their old.
This was never science fiction. If you have recently ‘woken up,’ you will inevitably see that this pattern has occurred many times in our past. The evidence has been hidden from us. This time, however, because of newer and advanced technologies like digital currencies, identity management, and artificial intelligence, they endeavor to reset their system into a newer one – this time to enslave us all. (If only we let them.)
It is my hope that we come together using tools like Prepping Communities to exercise our free will to defeat their dubious plan, and return to the way it was meant to be. Their greatest fear is you (and us) waking up and learning our real history. Our greatest strength has always been our love, hope, and faith – in numbers.
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