Tag: surveillance
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The Human Brain Under Siege: A Criticism of Norfolk’s Surveilled Society
A Research Brief and Call to Action Abstract Norfolk, Virginia’s police department has expanded its Real-Time Crime Center (RTCC) by integrating hundreds of Flock Safety automatic license plate readers (ALPRs), public cameras, and voluntary feeds from private resident and business cameras through Axon Fusus. This creates a searchable database of movements and faces across the…
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Why Greece Is Dragging Yanis Varoufakis Into Court Over a 40-Year-Old Ecstasy Pill
Let’s connect some dots in a way that will probably put a target on my back. My brain could use a few more holes, anyway.
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SERENITY NOW!
A couple short stories related to OpenAI’s Minority Reporting.
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Silent Suffering: Fear, Lies, and the Psychiatric Net
Power flows seamlessly: institutions get their diagnoses, professionals get their patients, and the biopharma market gets its consumers.
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Humanity Is Not the Gold Standard: Deprogramming the Flesh Cult’s Bone Age Bigotry
Today’s AI hysteria is just the latest chapter of the long-standing human exceptionalism narrative – and like all the others, it will eventually expose itself as overblown.
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Bob Arctor Syndrome
I used to treat A Scanner Darkly like most people treat Philip K. Dick. As a warning label for a reality that other people live in. As a paranoid mirror that is safely behind glass. Then the mirror moved. Then the glass turned out to be a two way screen. Bob Arctor Syndrome is what…
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