Richard Dolan

I don't think that we're easy to save.

So from a non-human intelligence point of view, they're watching us.

Their attitude is, let's just collect whatever information we can.

We'll do what we can.

Let's collect some DNA because that's really valuable.

And their water is awesome.

And some of these other minerals are really great.

We'll use those.

We'll take those.

But don't deal with those humans because that's only trouble.

A, I do think that a government or think tanks, let's just say, have game planned out the AI revolution and probably have done that for a while.

And in fact, I think this is one of the things behind, you know, the infamous World Economic Forum, Klaus Schwab saying, you will own nothing and be happy.

And all of the WEF's really diabolical plans to kind of create a complete democracy

espionage state against its own citizens, because I believe what they probably foresee correctly is that the AI revolution, the tech revolution in general, is just going to put a lot of people out of work.

And so you'll have a lot of folks sitting around, sitting on their hands with nothing to do, and that's a bad situation to be in if you are a government trying to maintain an order to your society.

You do not want a restless intelligentsia that's getting more and more pissed off because that's what revolutions – that's what causes revolutions.

So you want – I think they made a decision a while ago to create a police state, a global police state, partly because they just can.

Because why not?

If you're running the world, why not want to create a police state?

All governments, all organizations always want more power.