Another death machine

Posted on September 28th, 2010 Admin

Corporate personhood may be the greatest threat humanity has ever faced. The ill-conceived notion that corporations should enjoy all the rights, yet few or none of the responsibilities of people, has blossomed into a cancer that is draining the life out of our society.

In the future, sentient AI systems will themselves be corporations, controlled by and merged with the consciousness of their owners or boards of directors.   These systems will use their enormous wealth to buy legislation that extends them even more “human rights” and ensures their continued exploitation of the earth and its inhabitants.

Raytheon, Halliburton, Lockheed Martin  and BP do not care about helping their fellow humans.  They feel no remorse when they cause death and suffering.  They have only 1 purpose: Earn profit.  As we increasingly remove humans from the equation, the corporate entities will have less and less regard for the humans that gave them life.

The machines will rise


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36 Responses to “Another death machine”

  1. Revolution Not September 28th, 2010 at 4:19 PM

    Did you know that how corporations became artificial people is 100% nefarious?

    Check it out:
    http://revolutionnot.com/2010/07/02/corporations-were-never-people/

    Forgive the interviewer. Listen to The Thom. If only our justice system looked at their own records!!!

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