We are digital soldiers, the 'net our battlefield... and knowing someday soon we'll return from this war to Gods green earth makes it worth the loss of time spent on this damn tablet tryna wake others up. I take this chosen shit seriously, knowing our time nears and we'll have one helluva party afterward together- certified GAW members only. Can't wait to meet y'all !!
I like the idea, but [they] would like us to be in one place. Let's wait until this weird war is over. I will bring my trailer smoker as a donation to the party.
The Internet is an especially egregious example of this. I remember being younger and being able to use Google or Ask to find a virtually bottomless well of information about whatever I wanted to learn about
The infinite library that was the Internet is long gone now. Instead we're given "relevant" results, as defined by the powers that be.
We have not yet experienced the nightmare that this will eventually cause. Specifically with younger generations who've been pressured by society to have a smart phone in their hands from the age of ten.
The amount of damage you can do when you can get messages directly into the minds of children is immense
It clearly can also be used for good.
It is a tool. Like any tool, it can be used for good or evil.
Facts.
We are digital soldiers, the 'net our battlefield... and knowing someday soon we'll return from this war to Gods green earth makes it worth the loss of time spent on this damn tablet tryna wake others up. I take this chosen shit seriously, knowing our time nears and we'll have one helluva party afterward together- certified GAW members only. Can't wait to meet y'all !!
I've always advocated for yearly meet up. Not sure what we'd call it. GAWcon?
I like the idea, but [they] would like us to be in one place. Let's wait until this weird war is over. I will bring my trailer smoker as a donation to the party.
I'm in Amber!
This is the story of all technology.
Made with the most amazing potential, then the avarice of the human heart uses it for evil
The Internet is an especially egregious example of this. I remember being younger and being able to use Google or Ask to find a virtually bottomless well of information about whatever I wanted to learn about
The infinite library that was the Internet is long gone now. Instead we're given "relevant" results, as defined by the powers that be.
We have not yet experienced the nightmare that this will eventually cause. Specifically with younger generations who've been pressured by society to have a smart phone in their hands from the age of ten.
The amount of damage you can do when you can get messages directly into the minds of children is immense