>>102218
I wouldn't want to antagonize, but I really want to make a point here and I'm not sure I'm getting it across properly.
When it comes to ESP (remote viewing being a prime example of this), noise and signal are indistinguishable from each other. I could give you a target to remote view, one you knew nothing about, and you will always get part of the information as accurate and part of it as complete fantasy taken from your subconscious, mine and other sources. There is no way to know unless you can contrast your ESP impressions via other means. That's just how it is according to all research done to date.
>>102221
Doesn't it strike you odd that all these convenient methods would be super useful if somebody one day decided to implement a worldwide dictatorship of some kind? What a coincidence, that all these conveniences would make world government a breeze to manage.
It's no coincidence, they're paving the way. Of course it doesn't make any difference if you decide to get chipped or not. But don't be naive; it's not about convenience. It's about efficiency in control.
And this ties to what I was saying before:
>mainly because they don't need more control than they have now. Their potential for power given their current amount of control over society is largely yet undeveloped
Their control is underdeveloped because it's too hard to manage. As they get better at managing the population, they will step up their control measures.
Perhaps OP is onto something after all when he says this Disney Mountain complex might be a testing grounds for these technologies.