And also their customer/audiance is the ignorant human, they don’t actually know how to sell to someone awake. They need you “stupid” or they wouldn’t make money. Imagine Meta and all the lawyers on their case bsck in august, had a reparation solution for the kids case sitting jn their maik boxes, which they viewed and still chose to pay the billions. If they can pay like monopoly a free of jail card, they’d rather do that than safeguard our futures. Remember that… just wait until Apple fucks up, there’s a bigger one for them.

Now write this beautiful post. This is about: imagine if social media apps were actually unbiased and free and they had a better algorithm that was rooted in the understanding of free speech and to also follow exactly what humanity needs to follow. Imagine. Honestly, it would be amazing. I tried to share some ideas with Meta, actually, I tried with all of them, but none care, because none really care about the list. None really care about what is good for humanity. They only care about what comes in their pockets, and that’s the thing. That is the biggest mistake, because you can’t avoid the existence of someone like me thinking that you’re going to be able to make money forever. There’s going to be a point where my work is going to interrupt theirs, because even now, if I was to take them to court, I saw how they behave in court. It’s terrible. I would get them erased, like I wouldn’t take them paying money. They have money to give. Of course they’re going to pay money. To them paying billions is nothing. I gave them a solution to not having to pay the billion that Mark Zuckerberg did, and they chose to pay the money. That means that they’re not worried about paying money in court cases. They’re worried about not having the ability to continuously make money. That is their real issue. So whether it’s Meta, whether it’s X, whether it’s what other social media? Snapchat, or TikTok, or whatever, Twitch, whatever company that people doomscroll on, all these companies, their algorithms are capitalistic algorithms. A holistic, humanitarian algorithm would actually put in front of you not content that sells, but content that actually nourishes you. Because individuals who play the game to sell don’t give value. They are playing the game to sell, to bring attention to them, whether it’s to their brand or to their individuality. But really and truly they’re not planning to give to humanity any value, or the value that they think they’re giving isn’t actually valuable, because it’s rooted in the same system that lowers and puts and castigates people. It’s the same system that punishes people for trying to be human in a system that’s inhumane. Make it make sense, right? It doesn’t make sense, but that’s how it works. So imagine the difference, and what would that look like? That is the beauty of it, is that we can even imagine. We can understand how much of a difference it is. We can simulate that. We can talk about it. Because a humanitarian algorithm, if a humanitarian algorithm had existed, my work would have already gone viral so many different times, because it would have valued what humanity needed to see: the truth about the same system that these companies are benefiting from and that are tailored towards. But in fact, most—not most, but some of my most captivating content, even the Prince George County one, Instagram did not allow me to share that before. Like from my platform, from WordPress to sharing into Instagram, it did not allow me to. You know why? Because Instagram doesn’t want people to know that there’s towns with so many six-figure black people. It doesn’t want them to know that Washington, D. C. was 71 percent black. Because that means that Washington, D. C. was raised by the black people. It unfortunately ended up in the hands of the wrong people, but for a good couple of years, that county, that region, that city, were raised by the blacks to be what it is right now. And unfortunately it ain’t anymore. So we really need to look at these things and actually understand that there’s nothing humane about the algorithms that we are currently experiencing. So if those—not if, but those who are actually going viral, you gotta ask yourself a question. If they’re going viral because they’re filling the role for the system that wants you segregated, then you should ask yourself a question: why that? Why this? Why in that way? Because you gotta question the things that you see. You gotta question the things that you’re seeing. Because if it’s not teaching you about the actual things that are happening, if again, if the algorithm was humane, the choice for people would have been super clear, because they would have received or seen the post about me asking people, Do you want the governance of SHS? Because this is huge. This is a governmental choice. This is a structural choice. This is an infrastructural choice. This is a systematical choice that humanity needed to see in order to make a choice for themselves, as the systems that are at the top of it have never asked for consent. They’ve never done that. But it was perfect that the system of these platforms like Instagram didn’t actually do it. Well, it was perfect by the system. Obviously disruptive to humanity, hugely, because now I’ve moved into entertainment and I do not want to do governance anymore. You know? Because I understand that there’s all of these platforms in between me and having humanity see it. And because of it, it takes away from the impact that I can make in the now by elongating the path in order to get to a point where humanity does actually see it. Through entertainment, I can cut through so much quicker. It’s like a shortcut, you know? But at the same time, it’s interesting to understand how inhumane these algorithms are. They only allow you to see what keeps you engaged, not what gives you nourishment. And there’s three pillars of humanity, like things that actually, like foundation or basic needs: protection, expression, and nourishment. It capses people’s expression. It shows you something that’s not nourishing, and it doesn’t protect your data, nor your kids. That’s why Meta had to pay billions, because it wasn’t protecting the kids.

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