I don’t use google, if can help it.
They’re trying to control my thoughts, or instincts. The way I think, without trying. Just my brains natural behavior.
I just accidentally went on their page, and my screen froze and all I could see was a great big blue letter G.
They were trying to make it so when I see a letter G from now on, the first thing my brain thinks of is Google. That would be my new instinct, for that letter.
They want to change all my instincts slowly, so eventually I will think exactly how they want, and I would be under their control.
I can’t google things anymore. But it’s okay, I rarely did before anyways.
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It is called thought persuasion - and yes many companies do it.
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Exactly. And they’re changing our world around us, and sending subliminal messaged ( mostly through our technology) to tailor or brain is exactly how they want, right from birth. So how you’re thinking, isn’t even remotel close to how you’re supposed to be thinking.
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My thing that bothers me the most with it is in commercials and crap they have gone zombie crazy. That triggers me and they do it at times when my kid is still awake and I don’t let her see that crap.
ThTs very smart. I don’t even own sattelite or cable TV.
I don’t either but it is on the commercials on Hulu, slingtv and all the internet tv. I hardly ever watch anything myself, but my husband does and it is hard to miss when you start hearing them. I look up to see if it is my freaking voices then see that crap.
Yeah, internet streaming had ads now too.
And you know they only started that, because less people actually watch TV anymore, so they were losing their way of mind control.
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A lot of these search engines, and computer related programs want to do decide everything for you. The best example joke was getting in a serious car accident and the computer saying "are you sure you want to deploy air bags " lol
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Yes, well they also tap into our thought processes. Its pretty sneaky government stuff.
Google is their biggest spying and mind control device. And you know it’s all run by them.
I believe I’m more at risk than most, because I’ve got this computer microchip on my head.
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The tor browser gives freash results so I try to use it if I don’t want tracking
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Ya man when I had my second psychotic episode in the weeks before i thought google was sending me subliminal messages. I thought the colors they put on google images had a special significance. I thought they were trying to change the entire world.
Those are my exact thoughts. A little bit creeped out, at the moment…
Hi @Bunny. I use DuckDuckGo for my search engine. It doesn’t track you.
I know what you mean about Google though. I don’t like that the one episode of CSI I’ve watched they actually showed the logo after saying “let’s google…” And people don’t say “search for” they say “google it.”
It has really taken everything over in language and psychological programming.
I used to think the same thing about ipods when they were first released. I used to think they put subliminal messages in the devices so that when you were listening to your music you were also getting a message to buy more apple products and force them on your friends.
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I honesty wouldn’t be surprised, considering how crazy people go for apple products.
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I know, and they get a bit pushy and say things like “why don’t you have an iphone?” I don’t have any apple products and I’m proud of it!
I think facebook is worst though, in all the message it sends to the world. Google is actually a very helpful tool. DuckDuckGo is a good alternative but it’s not as good.
Sucks that it’s so controlled though. With DuckDuckGo you don’t have that issue.
I think things will get better in the future in terms of internet security, this can’t really go on for much longer as it is.
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Ahh, same. I’m currently wanting to give up my cell phone for a landline. Just trying to figure out how it would work if I move out of province, to still have the same number.
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Yes, Facebook is Satan. I’m glad I deleted it.
I closed my facebook to, sadly you can just deactivate it.
There is a way to permanently delete it.
You must first delete all your content (takes 127,483,389,000 hours to do…). Then I just web search “permanently delete Facebook account” and a link comes up to a form you fill out to request your account be permanently deleted. Then you can’t log in for three months (at least I think it’s three… I forgot). If you log in before that time your account is reactivated and your permanent deletion request is cancelled.
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