The Solution Series: Securing Your Privacy from Big Tech with Rob Braxman
“The telephone is the greatest nuisance among conveniences, the greatest convenience among nuisances.”~ Robert Staughton Lynd Please login to watch the full episode and access subscriber-only content.Not a subscriber yet? You are invited to join here! By Corey Lynn and James White For those of us who are old enough to remember, making a series of phone calls once entailed collecting a pocketful of dimes, then using your MacGyver driving skills to pull close enough to the payphone while not demolishing your side mirror in the process. Oh, how things have changed! Rob Braxman is certainly old enough to remember the now outdated payphone, but as technology has advanced throughout the decades, Braxman has advanced right along with it. Braxman is a well-known expert in Internet privacy and data protection, whose insights on the rapidly changing technological landscape are second to none. He joins us on the Solution Series for…
A Glorious Synthetic World
I sipped my coffee while admiring the beautiful sunset the other day, and thought, what a glorious synthetic world we live in. It is breathtakingly marvelous! I imagined the millions of little satellites maneuvering across our atmosphere, 5G waves pulsating the skies, the birds circulating on turbine wings, and the grand spray of chemtrails dancing among the clouds. It’s truly magnificent what great imaginations can achieve. The celebration of the fourth industrial revolution will be a day to remember. While towers and skyscrapers remind us of just how small we are, they can miraculously crumble to the ground in a single blow – by a plane. And while all the world is connected with a simple keystroke, the adventures that lie ahead through the virtual world will be so profound, who wouldn’t want this dream? What was once a stroll through the park will take on a whole new experience,…
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By The Sharp Edge In an appearance at the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2022, climate-grifter, Al Gore, took the opportunity to, once again, tout Climate TRACE, a coalition backed by the former Vice President and former Google CEO, Eric Schmidt. In response to a comment made by WEF panelist, Lea Wermelin, on the responsibility of governments to make structural changes in our economy to combat climate change, Gore replied, “I have good news on this front. We are about to enter an age of radical transparency. I have been among those who have formed a new coalition called ‘Climate TRACE’…Tracking Real-time Atmospheric Carbon Emissions. It’s a coalition of artificial intelligence technology companies, NGOs, and universities, using data from 300 existing satellites from multiple countries, ground, sea and air-based censors, and internet data streams, to use machine-learning to create algorithms for every single sub-sector of the economy.” This colossal data-collection…
