AI Made Me Do It

My Attempt to Communicate One of the Most Challenging Aspects of Targeting Program

Communicating elements of the Targeting Program is hard for anyone, but especially for those of us whose targeting began recently.

The only way to communicate about Targeting coherently is to break it down into elements. And even though all elements are connected, you have to try segmenting them out even further to make it more digestible for the “normies”, instead of dumping an avalanche of information into their heads all at once. When it becomes overwhelming, people respond by shutting down and rejecting most of the information.

Here, I will attempt such a breakdown to help Targeted Individuals to communicate with others. I understand not everyone has all the effects in their Program, but also there are a lot of elements that are the same.

One feature I would like to dissect today is the emotional aspect of Remote Neural Monitoring and Intervention. 

First, you have to introduce the idea that cognitive, mental, sensory, and emotional activity of targets are being monitored and interfered with in real time. Immediately, the question arises, how is it possible, and we have to be honest, and tell that ultimately we don’t know how it’s done, only that we experience it firsthand. 

Some Targeted Individuals volunteer to speculate on the topic, but the ultimate and honest answer is “I don’t know”. And no matter how much you emphasize that your explanation is just an educated guess, people tend to dismiss that, and latch onto your explanation, and associate it with everything you say following it. I don’t recommend doing this, because it’s a distraction from what you are trying to explain, which is the whole point of this exercise.

Another topic I don’t recommend speculating on is the purpose of the Program, for the same exact reason. So let’s get to the essence of what I am trying to formulate.

Humans are emotional animals, whether we want to admit it or not. Close monitoring of your brain activity allows for extremely detailed understanding of your vulnerabilities, what makes you tick, and what elicits an emotional response from you. My hypothesis is that this is done by AI, no human monitors you 24/7.

Once an emotional reaction is detected, it can be amplified. Your emotional response snowballs out of control, and you could be fooled that this is a continuation of your own innate feelings. But if instead of rolling with this amplified emotional response you take a moment to think whether the degree of your emotional reaction is justified, you might realize that it is artificially heightened.

In my personal experience, this amplification is easy to notice, because the feeling of agitation is accompanied by a vibratory or “freezing” sensation. I wonder if other TIs notice it as easily as I do. Or, if I just happen to be able to recognize exogenous electromagnetic influences effortlessly. These sensations I experience immediately alert me as to the “invasion” into my mental state, and encourage me to evaluate my emotional landscape. Is my emotional response adequate to the trigger? Or is it amplified artificially? 

I can imagine that TIs who are either not sensitive to external intervention, or don’t take a moment to examine their emotional reaction, might “explode”, or act inadequately. This could easily lead to verbal or behavioral outbursts, and jeopardize one’s social bonds, relationships, friendships, and complicate their social standing.

Once the outburst has passed, and a TI realizes he/she was played by a machine, they might say something like I was wrong, I apologize, but it wasn’t me. AI made me do it.

Imagine you are the recipient of such a message. Unless you know what’s really going on with your friend, I don’t expect your reaction would be positive.

But this is exactly what’s taking place. You might think your friend is using this as an excuse, or a way to avoid taking personal responsibility for what happened. However, given the information I just presented you with, would you reconsider passing quick judgment?

Don’t answer now. Sleep on it.