Sky net is real —— The Pentagon says its new AI can see events 'days in advance'
The latest experiment carried out by the Pentagon saw 11 US commands simulate the takeover of a crucial site such as the Panama Canal.
VanHerck explained that during the simulated operation, data was gathered from various sensors spread out across the globe, both military or civilian; the information was then run through an AI model capable of detecting patterns and giving the alert when spotting signs like a submarine preparing to leave port, for example.
Knowing what the enemy might be preparing to do in advance let commanding officers take measures such as deploying troops, in an effort to deter conflict.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/the-pentagon-says-its-new-ai-can-see-events-days-in-advance/
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The US economy is entirely infiltrated
It is infiltrated by foreign interests and the communist Chinese government. The goal is to consolidate the means of production under the totalitarian roof of Chinese manufacturing.
This strategy allows the foreign market to monopolize the production of many of the world's goods that must now be exported by China.
It creates a dependence on China for your needs! You won't have many of the items you want, manufactured domestically ever again. America's politicians are complicit in outsourcing our jobs and they've been deliberately downsizing the skilled-labor workforce.
China pays our politicians to screw over our economy and America's corrupt political enterprise simply obliges. As time rolls on and we have a less skilled labor force in America, we will be a society that is easier to control and manipulate.
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What would happen if a large number of people started taking short positions on the Canadian and US Dollar? Since the fed is printing more money then ever and inflation is rising, the value of each dollar declines daily. Would a bunch of short positions on the dollar collapse the fed?
SS: The Canadian and US dollar are fiat currencies that are suffering from record inflation and printing. Ergo, the CA and US dollar are losing value daily.
George Soros shorted the British pound and sizable profit. And he seems like a really savvy investor. His short position on the British pound made me wonder what would happen if that trade was replicated today with CAD and USD.
CAD:
The dollar had an average inflation rate of 2.99% per year between 1915 and today, producing a cumulative price increase of 2,247.83%. This means that today's prices are 23.48 times higher than average prices since 1915, according to Statistics Canada consumer price index
USD:
$100 in 1913 is equivalent in purchasing power to about $2,839.88 today, an increase of $2,739.88 over 109 years. The dollar had an average inflation rate of 3.12% per year between 1913 and today, producing a cumulative price increase of 2,739.88%.
This means that today's prices are 28.40 times higher than average prices since 1913, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics consumer price index. A dollar today only buys 3.52% of what it could buy back then.
A printed dollar loses value every year due to inflation and printing of new dollars.
Seems like dollars have had a diminishing value since 1913-1915. If that's the case, can you lose a short position on either currency?
Also, if this happened on a GameStonk level, would the fed be forced to increase interest rates and sell bonds?
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