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Via my Amazon-/Microsoft-/VC-praised* AI-preneurship, IDed threat to many people + indicators that my electronic communications (e.g., emails, texts) are interfered with sometimes #sigh + you copy from this write-up, then paste into a particular Web form + . . . = many people might be much safer #!! *Links to the praise are in the write-up.

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نویسندگان: Frank Ruscica  
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سال نشر: 2021 
تعداد صفحات: 35 
زبان: English 
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Excerpt, minus Web links and some formatting of text: Via my Amazon-/Microsoft-/VC-praised* AI-preneurship, IDed threat to many people + indicators that my electronic communications (e.g., emails, texts) are interfered with sometimes #sigh + you copy** from this write-up, then paste into a particular Web form*** + . . . = many people might be much safer #!! * Links to the praise are below, along with excerpts. Search keywords: praise for my AI-preneurship. ** e.g., copy the addendum below, which is formatted for the Web form *** Keywords: startup that launched on April 29, 2021 and was co-founded by a public-health expert who's a central figure in current bestseller The Premonition: A Pandemic Story, a 2021 book by Michael Lewis Summary re: threat (some details follow; more below) From a University of Pennsylvania criminologist's 2013 book: ~78 million psychopaths (Ps) are IMPERILED* (PsIMP) by advances in molecular genetics (e.g., "indefinite detention" by the year 2034). From a 2020 article in Nature: "In the past decade, studies of psychopathological genetics have become large enough to draw robust conclusions." (Very) likely: -- a growing number of Ps are aware that PsIMP, and are resisting -- Ps' war chest is large and enlarging rapidly There are indicators that Ps are leveraging life science to: -- weaponize viruses (e.g., for use after Ps have developed a vaccine, per Pulitzer winner Lawrence Wright's The End of October)** -- develop "personalized bioweapons" * i.e., enormously imperiled ** From the April 2020 article in The New Yorker titled "What Lawrence Wright Learned From His Pandemic Novel" (my emphases): __By the time Wright and I met for lunch and discussed his novel—"The End of October," which is out this month—he had already done the coast-to-coast reporting. He had met with epidemiologists, immunologists, microbiologists, security experts, vaccine experts, and public-health officials. He had read all the books, all the journal articles. . . . The experts, Wright notes in a letter to the reader in the galleys of his book, "all share the concerns I've presented—that something like this could happen." From The End of October: __"Really, Henry," Bartlett asked, "you think this [virus] was man-made?" __[Henry:] "Biowarfare has always been . . . the ultimate weapon of war, one that can destroy the enemy without fingerprints." __"It only makes sense if they have also developed a vaccine [my emphasis]," said Bartlett. Re: Ps are aware From a 2016 article on PsychologyToday.com: __A [meta-analytic] review of [48] studies found that the correlation between psychopathy and intelligence is nearly zero [i.e., ~2.3% of Ps have an IQ ≥ 130; ~16% ≥ 115]. From the 2012 article in FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin titled "The Corporate Psychopath": __Today's corporate psychopath may be highly educated—several with Ph.D., M.D., and J.D. degrees have been studied . . . Re: it's easy to interfere with electronic communications (e.g., to use "man-in-the-middle" attacks to intercept, spoof, etc.) From 2021 book This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends: The Cyberweapons Arms Race, by a cybersecurity reporter for The New York Times: __"'It's like having cyber nukes in an unregulated market that can be bought and sold anywhere in the world without discretion,' he told me." __"[C]ompared to conventional weapons, exploits were cheap. . . . The Middle East's oil-rich monarchies would pay just about anything to monitor their critics [my emphasis]." __"But bugs and exploits took time to find and develop, and Sabien came to the same conclusions as Watters's team at iDefense. His twenty-five-man team could scour for bugs and develop and test exploits nine-to-five, but it would be far easier to outsource that work to the thousands of hackers around the world who spent their days and nights glued to their computer screens. __'We knew we couldn't find them all, but we also knew there was a low barrier to entry,' Sabien recalled. 'Anyone with two thousand dollars to buy a Dell is in the game.' __And so the underground market for zero-day bugs began." __"Foreign governments were now willing to match American prices for the best zero-days and cyberweaponry. . . . And in Iran and North Korea, which could never match the United States in conventional warfare, leaders saw cyber as their last hope of leveling the playing field. If the NSOs, Zerodiums, and Hacking Teams of the world wouldn't sell them their wares, well, they could just hop on a plane to Buenos Aires." __"For years, I'd heard some of the best exploits on the market hailed from Argentina. __. . . 'You need to dispose of your view, Nicole,' Arce told me. 'In Argentina, who is good? Who is bad? The last time I checked, the country that bombed another country into oblivion wasn't China or Iran.' __In the Southern Hemisphere, the whole moral calculus was flipped. Down here, the Iranians were allies. We were sponsors of state terrorism. __. . . 'A guy from the NSA and a guy from Iran show up with big bags of cash. Do you perform an ethical analysis? Or do you weigh the bags of cash and see which is heavier?'" Re: indicators that my communications have been interfered with Details (linked-to) below. Summary re: you copying/pasting into said Web form (details below) My threat-analysis FIT$ (e.g., can PROFIT) said startup. The form is on the "Contact Us" page of the startup's website. Precedents for you copying/pasting From The Premonition: A Pandemic Story (TP): __The only way to get attention for this new tool for disease control, Glass decided, was to write it up in a paper for an academic journal. The scientists at Sandia National Labs worked under the highest security clearance in the federal government, called "Q clearance," and were prohibited from revealing their work without first seeking approval. The work was his kid's science fair project, but he was now taking it as seriously as anything he did at Sandia. So he explained the situation to his superiors and wrote up a long paper, which, at length, they allowed him to publish. He sent it to Science and Nature and to other, more obscure journals of medical science. "Every one of them just returned it to me unread because I wasn't known in their field," he said. "So then I got really worried." When asked about himself, which he seldom was, as he spent so much of his time alone in thought, Bob Glass described himself as "an extreme introvert." It violated his nature to reach out personally to people in the field of communicable disease and seek their help. But he did it anyway. He found the names of professional epidemiologists who claimed to be using computer models to study disease spread and sent them his paper, along with a note. "They wouldn't even return my emails," he said. "They just didn't respond. So then I got pissed. I had this fear: a pandemic will occur, and no one would do anything right. I thought I was dead. I thought we were all dead. Then I remembered the guy at the VA." __A year and a half earlier, Laura had gone to Washington, DC, to visit her aunt. Over dinner one night, she told her aunt's boyfriend, an infectious-disease specialist who worked for the Department of Veterans Affairs, about her science fair project. "You should write that up and publish it," he said with enthusiasm. He said he'd never heard of anything like it. When she returned home, she told her father about the dinner. "I thought, 'Jeez, this is going to take a lot of work,'" he'd said, but he agreed to turn the science fair project into a serious academic paper on disease control, authored jointly. The VA guy had already had one big effect on their work, Bob Glass thought; maybe he could have another. It troubled him deeply to use his sister's boyfriend to get attention for a scientific discovery, but he didn't know anyone else in the federal government in Washington, DC. "You just don't do this in science," Glass said. "But I said, I'm going to do something someone my age never does. I'm going to go around the system. I write him an email and attach the paper and ask: 'Do you know anyone who needs to see this?'" __At that point, he'd spent the better part of six months trying to get the attention of experts in disease control. Inside of six hours, he had a call from Richard Hatchett. "He said, 'We're in the White House,'" recalled Bob Glass. "'When can you come and talk to us?'" . . . __He and Richard and others had spent years creating and selling the ideas that would, if quickly seized upon, prevent a lot of Americans from dying. Those ideas were useful, and yet no one in authority seemed willing to use them. "We were going nuts," said Carter. Each of the Wolverines went into their contact lists to look for what Carter called "high-value nodes." People they knew who might influence American policy. . . . __The goal was to find at least one state to take the lead and roll out an aggressive response to the virus, introduce the social interventions outlined in the pandemic plan, and create a domino effect. "We had to create an epidemic for an idea," said Carter. At some point Duane Caneva realized that he had something to add. . . . In his two years inside Trump's Department of Homeland Security, Duane had had various dealings, many acrimonious, with various public officials in states that shared a border with Mexico. One struck him as just the type to grab hold of an entire state and turn it into an example that might lead the nation. "Just got off the phone with Dr. Charity Dean," Duane wrote . . . FUN fact Dr. Dean is a co-founder of said startup (i.e., the company that provides said Web form). Details re: the above https://comedyvstrump2024.substack.com/p/for-phc (<- the write-up I excerpted from and linked-to when I attempted to contact Dr. Dean's startup via said Web form; comedy for business reasons, etc.) Excerpts from said write-up are below. Re: Dr. Dean's startup: __Name: The Public Health Company (PHC) __From thepublichealthco.com: We Prevent, Detect, and Contain Disease Outbreaks Excerpt #1 (of 2): From TP (my emphases): __"Something was coming. Something bigger. Charity Dean did not know if the next pathogen would leap from an animal or a laboratory—she didn't actually know anything. She just sensed it. __. . . The pandemic had given America's enemies a clear view of the country's weakness: its inability to respond to a COVID-like threat. On her calls with the Wolverines, she'd ask: 'What does the country need?' . . . __. . . She'd entered the private sector with the bizarre ambition to use it to create an institution that might be used by the public sector." __"Charity had taken away other lessons from Dr. Hosea. __. . . If there is the faintest possibility of a catastrophic disease, you should treat it as being a lot more likely than it seems. If your differential diagnosis leads to a list of ten possibilities, for instance, and the tenth and least likely thing on the list is Ebola, you should treat the patient as if she has Ebola, because the consequences of not doing so can be calamitous. __When something doesn't quite seem right about your diagnosis, respect the feeling, even if you can't quite put your finger on why the diagnosis might be wrong. A lot of people had died because doctors had allowed their minds to come to rest before they should." __"[Dr. Dean] was just then reading, or rather rereading, over and over again, a section in the second volume of William Manchester's biography of Winston Churchill. The book described the years 1932–1940, when Churchill was out of power and watching with mounting frustration and anger as British prime minister Neville Chamberlain minimized the rise of Adolf Hitler. __. . . 'My whole life I've been preparing for a war,' she said." — End of excerpt #1 — . . . Excerpt 2: Via my Amazon-/Microsoft-/VC-praised* AI-preneurship, IDed threat to many (e.g., to me, many other AI-ers); my threat-analysis seems very likely to do for PHC's profitability what 2005 book The Great Influenza did for the funding of pandemic planning in 2005 (did according to The Premonition)** * . . . ** From TP: "Bush asked the U.S. Congress for $7.1 billion to spend on his three-part pandemic strategy . . . The Great Influenza became known as 'the seven-billion-dollar book.'" Summary of said IDed threat (some details follow; 100+ pages of additional details are linked-to below) . . . There are other indicators that Ps are a problem/PROBLEM for politicians already (esp. for members of the U.S. Congress). . . .

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