Jesse Beltran
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 27 Jul
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Here's what needs to happen.
Right now, we know with this phenomenon, a lot of the victims talk about how their thoughts are being read.
very intrusive everything that they see visualize experience so that's being retransmitted and that's called metadata and the issue is metadata is not illegal to capture and our government is capturing in mass groves i strongly feel and and many others uh and experts are feel that a lot of these data centers the united states has 4 000 data centers currently and is building more why do they need these huge capacities to
capture data.
The bottom line is that metadata is your intellectual property, and they're profiting off of your intellectual property.
And it's very important that everyone understands that once the human brain has been conquered, your thoughts, when they are no longer private, you are no longer a free species.
If you have a great idea or a great technology that you want to develop, that can be stolen from you and there's nothing that you can do about it.
There are many states that are waking up now that are now coming up with laws to protect your cognitive freedom because that's one aspect of it.
The other aspect of it is, what about future crimes?
Can you be prosecuted for your thoughts?
These predictive algorithms, because all of this mass data, remember, this data is the crack cocaine for Silicon Valley, all of these tech giants.
And what is the ability for your children and their generations to come, your great-grandchildren,
to live a free life.
Are you really free when your thoughts are no longer your own?
That's the other aspect.
We now know that through the New World Vistas report, and prior to that, other reports that were released about doing experimentation on prisoners who were incarcerated in prison, specifically in California,
Even back in 1974, they were already talking about being able to remotely read biometrics.
And in that report, it said, including reading thoughts.
That is the world we live in today.
That is what we're facing.
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