It’s been a while since I’ve read a book that got me so hooked like the current one by David Icke. David’s known for being a conspiracy theorist, and I’m taking everything he presents with a grain of salt. But what if…
What if aliens really did create us, and the whole narrative we’ve been taught for ages is complete nonsense? What if those who created us are still among us, and what if these beings have been behind the most impactful events and trends in the world for centuries?
There are a lot of "what ifs" to consider here, but I’ve always tried to be open-minded. And let me be clear—totally straight, not into any homosexual thing—but when it comes to our place in the galaxy and the origins of life on Earth, I’ve always been skeptical of the official story.
Literally, billions of people believe that humans came from Adam and Eve, and Eve was created from Adam. But where the hell did Adam come from? And how did their sons marry other women? Who gave birth to those women?
There are so many questions that don’t have answers for me. Back in high school, I consumed a lot of material on the Illuminati, Hollywood, the music industry, and all that. But I eventually realized there weren’t many people you could have these conversations with, and nothing I could do would change the world, so I stopped reading that stuff.
I just settled into society. But now, when you see Diddy facing jail and all these stories about his parties and the crazy things he was doing, you start to think that maybe these conspiracies that Icke and others talk about aren’t so far-fetched after all. But the average Joe doesn’t care about any of it.
All he cares about is satisfying his basic needs and zoning out in front of a TV or smartphone screen. No wonder phone screens keep getting bigger with each new generation.
Don’t get me wrong—I’m not encouraging anyone to be a fanatic about Icke’s claims or anyone else's, but what if we’ve been played on a massive scale? What if most of our core beliefs are bullshit?
Is AI going to enlighten us? I don’t know. It depends on who’s controlling that AI. And seeing the kinds of people who are getting involved with AI, I’m starting to think humanity is getting dumber and more controllable because of it.
"A bird born in a cage thinks flying is an illness." Think about that for a second...
Thanks for your attention,
Adrian