Showing posts with label conspiracy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conspiracy. Show all posts

Tuesday, 12 February 2013

Day 180: Is Instagram Big Brother?

Everyone is always objecting any form of ‘tracking’ and ‘monitoring’ into one’s ‘private life’. Yet on Instagram, everyone is doing exactly that: people are posting pictures of where they are, what they are eating, what they are doing, who they are meeting, etc. And no-one had to devise some ‘cunning plan’ to ‘secretly track you while you’re not watching’ – you’re voluntarily putting yourself out there and displaying your life for all to see and share.

On Instagram I am following a whole bunch of people who have Parrots. Every day or almost every day they post pictures of themselves and their parrot(s) and what they’re up to. What’s fascinating to see is how there are a whole lot of people with parrots following one another and so in essence: keeping track of them / monitoring them.

When they see a Parrot in a picture eating and notice that the parrot is being fed an unhealthy diet, people comment and point this out to the owner who is then very grateful for pointing this out. For the next few weeks you see him posting pictures of how his Parrot is adjusting to his new diet and giving updates.

Another person put baby oil on their Parrot and this was immediately pointed out to be a No-No as this screws with the Parrots natural feather condition and can be poisonous as they will preen the feathers with the oil on and get it in their beaks. People commented immediately and the person went right off to get the oil removed. This ‘InstaTracking’ may have well saved the bird’s life.

So here you have a natural tracking system where people keep track of one another and if a point of disharmony is noticed, it is pointed out and the person corrects themselves.

I mean, scientists are discovering new species – not by travelling across the world to some distant place, but through platforms such as Instagram where people share pictures of the animals, plants and critters they come across.

Tracking does not have to be a ‘scary’ thing and with the technology we have available it can be quite a fun and beneficial experience.

Sure, tracking and monitoring is not cool if it’s done from a profit-motive perspective where all that is being done is finding the next clue about your personal life that can be used to manipulate you as a consumer into buying stuff.

Luckily in EMC (Equal Money Capitalism), the profit-motive is removed and one’s well-being is ensured and protected within the Constitution – leaving only space for tracking which is beneficial for everyone.
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Monday, 5 November 2012

Day 101: Is my TV a Secret Mind Control Device?


The other day we were discussing the effect movies have on our daily lives and how images would pop up in heads of movies/series we had seen and how they affect us.

I found a nice example of this, where we in the morning and afternoon take the horses a bit further up to one of our neighbour’s field to go and graze, while we let our fields rest.

To go there, we put on the horses’ halters and have to go out of the farm and walk on to the road to the neighbour’s farm/field.

We would usually never take the horses out of the farm and they’d generally just move from field to field on the farm as they graze the fields short. If something happens with one of the horses on the farm, we know that not much can happen (except for the chickens/ducks/geese having to dodge running horses) as the whole farm is fenced off – and the horse has got no-where to go other than the fields of which they gates may be open.

So, as we were walking downhill from the neighbour’s farm, you get to a T-section where cars and trucks sometimes come down to get to our or one of the neighbouring farms – though generally, there’s very little activity on the road and all is quiet.

The weather was a bit crazy, the horses were a bit frantic due to the new spring grass that had come up (which mostly consists out of sugar), and the neighbour’s dog had been jumping and barking at the horses through the fence – so the walk was a bit tense.

As we get to the T-section, I look at the road and suddenly I experience fear and an image flashes in my mind of horse getting loose and getting hit by a truck. So I was like, “Hmm, ok – this is pretty random” – but brushed it off as one of the fears I’ll have to work through. Then the day after or so it happened again, and when I had a closer look at the image that flashed, I could actually recognise – I had seen it before! It was part of a scene in the Horse Whisperer, where in the beginning the girl’s horse gets hit by a truck and gets hurt pretty badly.

So then I went “Aha, so that’s where it comes from!” and it’s quite interesting to see how you maybe watched a movie a few months or years ago, and you thought you were just relaxing, entertaining yourself – and then one day BAM the images start popping up in your head with just the right trigger.

This is quite worrisome, because this is just one event, one image of one movie – and had I not specifically played attention to it, I would not have realised where it came from – so this begs the question: how much of what goes on inside us is real – and how much is merely copied and transferred information from movies, tv, series? And this is just a ‘media’ dimension – if this is the effect movies has on one’s mind – what about parents? School? Friends? Society as a whole?

This proves we are a product of our environment, producing outputs according to our inputs.

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