When did you realize the machines are controlling us already?
>>17450525
The moment I decided that I'd never own a mobile phone. Speak for yourself, cityfag.
>>17450583
>Spends all day on 4chan
>controlling
>no-one is forced or needs to own a cellphone
Kek.
these are but the inventions of men
>>17450629
>>no-one is forced or needs to own a cellphone
For some jobs a cellphone is necessary.
>>17450925
Facebook too. Lots of employers getting paranoid simply because they can afford to.
>>17450525
OP you are fucking retarded.
When I was about this old: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmX7K8noikE
>>17450672
says the machine
>>17450629
People will be enslaved by convenience
Inside the Internet time is different, so if in the future a Self Aware AI somehow got access to the net, it probably could send commands or data backwards in time. As far back as the invention of it.
Maybe.
>>17450525
since the 70's.
>>17450525
I would hazard that machines do not control us, but rather, narratives. memeplexes. whatever you want to call them. set piece stories that make us have a particular worldview.
these are what control us. internet capable machines simply make disseminating the constituent memes of these narratives easier, so it appears that machines are controlling you...but the reality is that people in marketing divisions and news corps control you.
that is, don't blame the TV for what you watch on it.
I became aware of this some time around June of 1812 or was it 1813? How could I, one of the foremost textilers of our century be replaced by a deng nabbed machine. The very concept was enraging and bore to the very center of my soul, I realized something had to be done. So I set to work in gathering the most respected of the textile community and began to regale them with the facts of the future in which the abominations - The Machines - will rule all and end all of humanity. After whipping the group up into a most rageous fervor, I set forth the plan, to burn down all factories that harbour the abominations and to stand ground and noy back down, for our beliefs were pure and true. Alas, all was for not, the machines had their say and had won. We ended up imprisoned or murdered for such "hearsay". I often wonder what it was all for, and what my poor little Johnny will do for work and food in such a cold, bleak and mechanical new world.
>>17450525
The other day
>>17453059
>>17450599
that's why he doesn't need one. he just needs his moms phone when he wants to order pizza
>>17450525
>When did you realize the machines are controlling us already?
When I learned about PERIMETR and Mount Yamantau.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Yamantau
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dead_Hand_(nuclear_war)
The entire future of the human race depends on a shortwave station never going silent.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-2EKWgTNEYU
>>17450525
Manna
http://marshallbrain.com/manna1.htm
Op is technophobe
Case closed let's continue
>>17450525
We control machines. Machines are tools that we create to help us.
>>17453271
Yeah sure... it's not like Russia has an automated Dead Hand nuclear retaliatory system hidden under a quartz and granite formation literally called "Evil mountain".
Sleep tight.
>>17450525
When I started seeing people on their damn phones while driving all the time.
>>17452554
There was once an email sent to every inbox in the world in the early days of the 'net. Wouldn't surprise me if it was TTAI.
>>17450525
The first time I met a hacker.
>>17452554
data still has to obey the laws of physics
we don't have quantum computers figured out 100% yet
>>17453102
roasted
>>17456550
>implying he isn't living the dream while dick heads like me and you break our backs
>>17450925
>be me
>decide not to ever never buy a smartphone
>start a business
>here I am shitposting on a phone
It would be extremely painful to be glued to laptop 24/7. Luckily we don't need fecebook, though.
>>17450629
Neet detected.
>>17453081
underrated
