On Saturday, October 10, 2026, at 2:08 PM, Quan Tesla wrote:
> John, in a roundabout way that then returns us to your important  question: 
> "Who's creating the cure for AI problems now?" The simplest answer is; "we" 
> are. "We" are also creating the AI-related problems. 

I agree it’s “we” but the same game is played out over and over throughout 
history. There are actors that are far better positioned than us that setup the 
playing field in advance. The cure is decided beforehand it’s just a matter of 
getting whatever virus identified and manipulating the public into demanding 
the fix. Naturally things play out on the playing field, participants do their 
thing, and that’s profited on. It’s mainly divide and conquer.

I’m US based so mostly see it from here. Their cure for AI issues is 
programmable money, tokenization and mass surveillance. The Genius Act passed 
in 2025 lays out a framework. Then that enables total control.

This is what upsets people because many know how it works but they deserve 
their privacy and human dignity. For example, there has been some success on 
getting rid of Flock but that’s merely a decoy.

We need surveillance, AI enables building high tech devices to the average 
person and there are bad actors. But who are the real bad actors that profit 
from sickness, death and destruction. That’s what most people miss and are 
manipulated into defending their representative idols. The core bad actors are 
untouchable, they hold the wealth and exotic secrets. We hope some organically 
arisen bold tech leaders get us into a better position but if they don't mostly 
fall in line they still get swapped out.

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