Author: Jason Page

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Escaping the Windows Ecosystem: A Journey Through Operating Systems

Introduction I grew up in a world where operating systems were not just tools but entire ecosystems that could either free or trap their users. My journey began with OS/2 Warp on an 80386 machine, using the IBM MCA BUS hardware before I began my transition to Linux in 1995–finally to become free from the Microsoft Ecosystem by 2016 (With an exception of an offline WinXP HDD for utilizing specialized hardware sensors/meters/loggers.) For those still tethered to the Windows lifecycle, my advice is simple: grow out of it. In simple terms it is a parasite. Windows is not the be-all and end-all of computing; it’s an ecosystem trap, and there are better more liberating alternatives out there. The Windows Lifecycle Dilemma Windows has a notorious cycle: versions are…
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Day 001: 36 Executive Orders

Here is the comprehensive list of the 36 executive orders signed by Donald Trump on his first day as the 47th President of the United States: 1. Revocation of Biden-era Executive Actions – This order rescinded 78 executive actions, orders, memoranda from the Biden administration, particularly those related to racial equity, climate, migration, and gender policy. 2. Withdrawal from Paris Climate Agreement – Trump signed an order to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris Climate Accord, reversing the U.S. rejoining under Biden. 3. Border Security and National Emergency – Declared a national emergency at the southern border to enhance border security, including deploying military personnel and resuming border wall construction. 4. Pardons for January 6th Defendants – Issued pardons for approximately 1,500 defendants involved in the January 6,…
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Trump’s Election Victory & the Aftermath: An Observation in Media & Public Perception

The Election of 2024: In an election characterized by fervor of fear and controversy, Donald Trump secured a decisive victory in November 2024, becoming the 47th President of the United States. His win was not just a political event but a cultural phenomenon that highlighted deep divisions within American society. The aftermath was marked by significant push-back, including multiple assassination attempts, a stark contrast to the overwhelming support reflected in the vote count. Parallels with “The Great Deceiver” by King Crimson: King Crimson’s “The Great Deceiver” explores themes of deception, illusion and manipulation, themes that resonate with the contemporary political landscape, particularly in the context of Trump’s presidency. The song can be seen as an allegory for how public perception is manipulated by media narratives: – Deceit in…
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Doublethink and the Flames of Deception: Revisiting the LA and Hawaii Fires

In the wake of the devastating fires in Los Angeles and Hawaii, particularly those in Lahaina, Maui the public narrative has largely framed these events as natural disasters exacerbated by dry conditions and high winds. However, recent satellite video evidence has begun to challenge this narrative, suggesting that these might not have been entirely natural occurrences. Here, we delve into this discourse, using the Orwellian concept of “doublethink” to frame the complexity of understanding and discussing these events. The term “doublethink” from George Orwell’s 1984 describes the act of simultaneously accepting two mutually contradictory beliefs as correct. In the context of the LA and Hawaii fires, this manifests in the public’s acceptance of the official narrative while new evidence suggests the involvement of what some are calling “exotic…
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Deceptive Clause on “X” EULA Effective March 15th 2025

Deceptive practices under the X Subscription Creator Terms are primarily concerned with how creators represent themselves, their subscription content, and their interactions on the X platform. However, these terms are broad enough that misinformation or deceptive behavior unrelated to X could also fall under scrutiny if it impacts: The Platform’s Integrity: If misinformation damages the reputation or functioning of X as a platform. Your Subscriptions Account: If it misleads subscribers or potential subscribers about their engagement with your content or the value of your subscription. Compliance With Laws: If the misinformation involves illegal or unethical activity, such as defamation, fraud, or violating advertising laws. When Misinformation Unrelated to X May Be Deceptive Content Representing Your Expertise: Example: Claiming false credentials or expertise in a subject as part of…
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The Disclosure Project: A Psyop Masquerading as Transparency?

In the shadowy world of UFOlogy and conspiracy theories, the Disclosure Project has emerged as a beacon of supposed truth-telling. Founded by Dr. Steven Greer it claims to push for the official acknowledgment by governments of extraterrestrial visitation. With a closer examination suggests that this movement might be a sophisticated form of controlled opposition, a psyop designed to manage public perception while concealing deeper truths about our planet’s history and its subterranean and solar system inhabitants.   The Misleading Narrative of Extraterrestrial Origin One of the core tenets of the Disclosure Project is the assertion that “we are not alone” in the universe, implying that UFOs are extraterrestrial craft. This narrative is not only bold but also inconsistent with archaeological and paleontological evidence that points to an evolutionary…
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The Cost of Conflict: The Interplay of Politics, Profit and Public Health in the mRNA Vaccine Push

The global response to the COVID-19 pandemic has unveiled a complex web of interactions where financial incentives, political influence and public health intersect, often at the expense of integrity and individual health. This article delves into how these conflicts of interest have shaped the narrative and policy surrounding mRNA vaccines, particularly in the United States. Financial Interests Over Public Health The rapid deployment of mRNA vaccines during the COVID-19 crisis was underpinned by significant financial stakes. Both pharmaceutical companies and political figures had substantial investments in the success of these vaccines. For instance, reports have highlighted how entities like the National Institutes of Health (NIH) in the U.S. received millions in royalties from vaccine manufacturers like Moderna, suggesting a potential bias in promoting these vaccines even before full…
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Questions on Relationships: Embedded with Words of Ownership

When it comes to relationships, could their inherent fragility and susceptibility to frivolity stem, at least in part from the language we use to express them? Of course, online dating sites have increased the fragility and frivolity. Words like “my,” “mine” and “our” are deeply embedded in our vocabulary when referring to human relationships—phrases such as “my partner,” “my friend” or “our child.” While these terms are often intended to convey affection, connection or shared responsibility they also subtly imply possession and ownership. This framing, however unintentional may unconsciously shape how we perceive and navigate our bonds with others. Ownership language carries with it an implicit expectation of control or entitlement. In relationships, this can manifest as a sense that the other person is obligated to fulfill certain…
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Open Letter to Mark on Censorship Questions and AI Moving Forward

I’ve encountered several instances where my posts were incorrectly removed due to false positive censorship on this platform, leading me to seriously consider leaving. It seems evident that an advanced AI language model, which takes into account the context of the content, could have prevented these removals and my lost of faith in this platform. Looking forward, I am keen to understand if there are plans to implement such an AI model for moderating content to reduce false positives, particularly in relation to adhering to the EULA while ensuring free speech. From my observation, the current system appears to rely heavily on keyword flagging, which lacks the nuance needed to understand context, a method that even seemed more sophisticated in the 1960s with landline phone usage. Moreover, a…
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Can Mind Control Ever Be Ethical? A Response to Seminar on Methods and Applications on Mind Control

Introduction: Dr. Giordano, the speaker introduces the topic of mind control and its implications for national security, intelligence and defense operations. He also mentions his involvement in some projects related to neuroscience and technology. Granularity and specificity: The speaker recommends a book on mind wars that explores the use of advanced psychopharmacologics and neuropharmacologics for enhancing human performance and capabilities. He also discusses some DARPA programs that aim to understand how brains and individuals respond to narratives and influence. Validity and of value in national security, intelligence and defense operations: The speaker explains the challenges and limitations of using mind control techniques and technologies for weaponized intelligence and national security agenda. He argues that these methods may have unintended consequences and ethical issues that need to be addressed.…