On Thu, Dec 3, 2020, 2:46 AM professor rat <[1]pro2rat@yahoo.com.au>
   wrote:

     See how this
     tech can improve or destroy humanity. Imagine creating a new
     bacteria
     that consumes our entire planet with an investment of less than
     $50k.
     "
     -- KimDotcom
     Had the atomic bomb turned out to be something as cheap and easily
     manufactured as a bicycle or an alarm clock, it might well have
     plunged us back into barbarism, but it might, on the other hand,
     have meant the end of national sovereignty and of the
     highly-centralised police State ..."
     1990's crypto-munitions are now WMD grade with a new branch of the
     US military called Cybercom to allegedly manage the threat from the
     net.
     You stupid fat fucks want our doomsday technologies?
     COME and FUCKIN' GET THEM.

   I was tortured and brainwashed around 2013 2014 after getting involved
   in radical activism.  The activism I was involved in was in support of
   rural communities, inner city poor folks, the environment, and a
   democratic political system.  The entities concerned with our impact
   included TC Energy, Bank of America, united states federal law
   enforcement, and others.
   I have feelings here around PR's mention of the atomic bomb.  I want to
   relate that some time after Einstein published his research around the
   relation between energy and matter, some members of the research
   community approached him with worry.  They were worried the Nazis might
   develop weapons based on this research.  They pressured Einstein to
   send a letter to the United States government about this.  I'm aware
   that successful immigrants often have great love for the United States
   government, feeling true appreciation when paying their taxes, because
   the nation offers a haven compared to dangerous, war-torn or
   systemically abusive environments.
   Einstein's letter to the US government expressed clear fear around Nazi
   development of nuclear weapons, and backed its points with direct
   scientific experience.  The US military, instead of moving nuclear
   research into normal education so that everybody on earth would steward
   wise of it, started a secret nuclear weapons program that roughly
   caused the cold war and vaporized a lot of Japanese children.
   I don't know too much history.  I looked that up once because I was
   scared.  I think secretly sending advanced research information to
   governments is very dangerous.  And last I checked we have a
   surveillance state.
   But governments can change.  The military is not the only branch of a
   government.  There are even branches of that USA government that fund
   efforts for honest freedom.  They often have their budgets slashed or
   cronies placed in their administration, but their workers care a lot.
   Things are diverse in a democracy.

References

   1. mailto:pro2rat@yahoo.com.au