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Huge Thank you!

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Those BASTARDS, and they knew all the time!

Like I said before, John Paul, at least all that AIDS research didn't go to waste, and no they weren't trying to cure a lifestyle, but weaponize it!

I was wrong then, and I freely admit it now. This is so much worse than we could have even conceived decade(s) ago.

Those motherf-ckers and yes, the GULAG would be too good for them.

Damn them, damn them all to hell.

Fantastic job, sir, really outstanding!

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Thanks.

May I suggest the reverse: you do all your work on Substack and post Sub links to the bird and other platforms. After all, the bird is meant for short comments, pics, and links.

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Excellent paper 👍👍

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Video about

SMART Contracts for Enforced Behavior

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They have a big DNA plan.... and you’re it!

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We are being ‘thingy-fied’ or commodified.

You’ll be set on a pathway (continuum of care) to constant self-improvement.

Micro work credits

Reduce life to a software dashboard

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Will all happen in Meta/ Virtual space, so the livestock live & act in the virtual world, our rulers will live in ‘God’s natural’ world!

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Eyes wide-open, eh?

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Goldman Sachs social impact bonds

1. They need to change you i to data

2. Make a prediction how you will behave

3. They nudge you for appropriate behaviour

4. That’s the impact

5. Changes are measured before & after

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It’s happening now chaps - pay attention to it

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Understanding Social Impact Bonds (SIBs)

Social impact bonds tend to be risky investments, as they are entirely dependent upon the success of the social outcome. Unlike normal bonds, social impact bonds are not affected by variables such as interest rate risk, reinvestment risk, or market risk. However, they are still subject to default and inflation risk. It can be hard to determine the success of social impact bonds, as they are based on social impact, which is often harder to quantify and measure. There are many more variables than regular bonds, which are comparatively easy to measure because they are based on hard data. For this reason, it's hard for social impact bonds to get government funding

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Social Impact Bonds

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Poverty will be managed as a global impact market.

Pay for success finance. To securitise us.

Impact Securities - free market in humanity

The game is a militarised game. Value created in the game

Your digital self will be on blockchain

They need:

A simulated/ augmented reality

A profile & ID for you

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JP - can you or have you done research on the Social Bond & finance?

“Social Bonds are use of proceeds bonds that raise funds for new and existing projects that address or mitigate a specific social issue and/or seek to achieve positive social outcomes.”

... and it’s implications

Eg packaged humans ( livestock)

Virtualising life as a profit center

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