>>2062927

You know how facebook ads will show up for something you had a verbal conversation about near a device? I've been pointing that out for years. HOWERVER, in the last year, I've noticed something different, too many times to write off as coincidence.

There have been many, MANY times in the last year that I have only THOUGHT about the word or phrase I'm going to search for, not spoke it, not even sublingually mouthed it, and the search suggestion or ad happened.

I know I'm not crazy, and have an eye for detail on these kinds of things.

>>2063219

Can anyone else confirm this? I have to wonder exactly what technology is being employed to pick this up, I know there are a TON of nonverbal cues for things we give out as humans, but when it's only running off a microphone (band-aid on the cam for years), that's pretty intense. Unless it's some kind of EM/radio frequency, like the designs I've seen to extract/implant info onto a PC that isn't connected to the internet.

>>2063287

>https://www.counterdarkness.org/2017/12/list-of-shadow-government-agendas-methods-tactics-technology.html

"* Carried out via electromagnetic neuroscience connected to advanced artificial intelligence

"

Indeed.