12-05-2017, 10:43 AM
There's an inbuilt desire for humans to control other humans. Robotic substitutes just won't cut it
for the power-hungry Elite.
I've watched how the Saudis are spreading their oil-fed wealth into other enterprises around the
world and it may be that for some reason -whether it's to do with the oil running out or not, the
Sheiks are realising the world is leaving them behind through technology and want a good seat
on the train into the future.
But it could be that they just wish to slow it or they've accepted that if electricity is going to be
the key to power such machines, where does the electricity originate and how can they control
it?
Putting solar panels or wind farms to one side for now, creating an fast, efficient and cheap electric
force is where the Saudi regime will be looking. And so will everyone else!
If the source of the power is no longer under the ground you live on, the whole sack of global
control is up for grabs.
for the power-hungry Elite.
I've watched how the Saudis are spreading their oil-fed wealth into other enterprises around the
world and it may be that for some reason -whether it's to do with the oil running out or not, the
Sheiks are realising the world is leaving them behind through technology and want a good seat
on the train into the future.
But it could be that they just wish to slow it or they've accepted that if electricity is going to be
the key to power such machines, where does the electricity originate and how can they control
it?
Putting solar panels or wind farms to one side for now, creating an fast, efficient and cheap electric
force is where the Saudi regime will be looking. And so will everyone else!
If the source of the power is no longer under the ground you live on, the whole sack of global
control is up for grabs.
Edith Head Gives Good Wardrobe.