If you will not in the OP I also placed a like to a video, but here's the difference. I took the time to explain the video and left the link for those who want to see for themselves. You did the opposite. Your whole argument is wrapped up in someone else's work. When people do this they can't articulate what is in the video or can't be bothered to put in the effort. Either way it means you probably can't or won't be able to critically examine or discuss what the video speaks on. which makes my investment in watching the video moot.
If you want to use a video as a point of reference great. please use time indexing to highlight the parts of the video you want me to see. Otherwise put some effort in and do better. This is just laziness on your part.
Fair enough.
I'm just busy today and this subject is quite large.
For a wealth of info, there's lots in my thread 666 Beast Tech ....
In that, you will find a link to a World patent number 060606.
It is an implantable device that goes in the back of the hand and tracks every movement and decision.
The technocracy is a term for the ultra wealthy who decided long ago to control the world, it's wealth, resources and people through technologies.
That's an oversimplification but is accurate.
The technocracy are the controllers that govern the governors, presidents, dictators and prime ministers. They own mega companies and most you wouldn't recognize their names.
However, one name you will recognize is a recent example.
Bill Gates Declares the End of the Smartphone Era and Unveils Its Surprising Replacement
Story by Arezki Amiri
"In a bold prediction that’s making waves across the tech world, Microsoft founder
Bill Gates has suggested that
smartphones could soon be obsolete, replaced by an entirely new kind of technology. Forget everything you know about handheld devices—Gates envisions a future where
electronic tattoos become the new norm.
The tattoos are powered by tiny
nanocapacitors, and they don’t require bulky batteries or displays, making them a far more subtle alternative to today’s mobile devices.
You might be wondering, “What exactly are electronic tattoos?” Well, think of them as temporary
skin applications that use smart ink filled with
nanocapacitors. These tattoos can communicate with surrounding devices, letting you do things like send messages, browse the web, or even unlock doors—all with a simple swipe or gesture."