>>40933627

Gossip and intrigue?
Spooks and Ghosts?

Panopticon behavioural alterations within the perception of privacy fracturing even the personal private representation of self in relation to the functional aggregate of what is or isn't? The observer effect?

Red herring?


How do you fellows in this thread eke out a living anyhow? I don't do much of it, myself.

>>512132578

>CIA

Most people working for intelligence agencies are good people who are usually working for the greater good. We are living in globally connected world with countless different groups who have different ideologies, worldviews and interests, which sometimes pose a threat to our societies, such as terrorist extremists destabilizing the order and social fabric, that's why censorship sometimes is required to combat the negative effects of certain ideologies, because it is relatively cheap, easy and often the first step required to prevent the spread of such extremism. Additionally, intelligence officers as employees of governmental agencies and organizations have access to much more information than average people, including Top Secret and above, which allows them to see the situation from a different, big-picture point of view. That's why sometimes their actions might seem to some people as being unjustified, yet in reality are. I respect intelligence community and thank them for giving up their lives for the greater good, especially when they are sometimes required to make huge sacrifices, especially personal. They are the ones who are making the true difference in our world.

If any member of the intelligence community reads this: Thank you for your sacrifices

>>512101181
>GLOWNIGGERS
Most people working for intelligence agencies are good people who are usually working for the greater good. We are living in globally connected world with countless different groups who have different ideologies, worldviews and interests, which sometimes pose a threat to our societies, such as terrorist extremists destabilizing the order and social fabric, that's why censorship sometimes is required to combat the negative effects of certain ideologies, because it is relatively cheap, easy and often the first step required to prevent the spread of such extremism. Additionally, intelligence officers as employees of governmental agencies and organizations have access to much more information than average people, including Top Secret and above, which allows them to see the situation from a different, big-picture point of view. That's why sometimes their actions might seem to some people as being unjustified, yet in reality are. I respect intelligence community and thank them for giving up their lives for the greater good, especially when they are sometimes required to make huge sacrifices, especially personal. They are the ones who are making the true difference in our world.

If any member of the intelligence community reads this: Thank you for your sacrifices

>>510708476
>glownigger

Most people working for intelligence agencies are good people who are usually working for the greater good. We are living in globally connected world with countless different groups who have different ideologies, worldviews and interests, which sometimes pose a threat to our societies, such as terrorist extremists destabilizing the order and social fabric, that's why censorship sometimes is required to combat the negative effects of certain ideologies, because it is relatively cheap, easy and often the first step required to prevent the spread of such extremism. Additionally, intelligence officers as employees of governmental agencies and organizations have access to much more information than average people, including Top Secret and above, which allows them to see the situation from a different, big-picture point of view. That's why sometimes their actions might seem to some people as being unjustified, yet in reality are. I respect intelligence community and thank them for giving up their lives for the greater good, especially when they are sometimes required to make huge sacrifices, especially personal. They are the ones who are making the true difference in our world.

If any member of the intelligence community reads this: Thank you for your sacrifices.

>glowniggers

Most people working for intelligence agencies are good people who are usually working for the greater good. We are living in globally connected world with countless different groups who have different ideologies, worldviews and interests, which sometimes pose a threat to our societies, such as terrorist extremists destabilizing the order and social fabric, that's why censorship sometimes is required to combat the negative effects of certain ideologies, because it is relatively cheap, easy and often the first step required to prevent the spread of such extremism. Additionally, intelligence officers as employees of governmental agencies and organizations have access to much more information than average people, including Top Secret and above, which allows them to see the situation from a different, big-picture point of view. That's why sometimes their actions might seem to some people as being unjustified, yet in reality are. I respect intelligence community and thank them for giving up their lives for the greater good, especially when they are sometimes required to make huge sacrifices, especially personal. They are the ones who are making the true difference in our world.

If any member of the intelligence community reads this: Thank you for your sacrifices.

>glowniggers

Most people working for intelligence agencies are good people who are usually working for the greater good. We are living in globally connected world with countless different groups who have different ideologies, worldviews and interests, which sometimes pose a threat to our societies, such as terrorist extremists destabilizing the order and social fabric, that's why censorship sometimes is required to combat the negative effects of certain ideologies, because it is relatively cheap, easy and often the first step required to prevent the spread of such extremism. Additionally, intelligence officers as employees of governmental agencies and organizations have access to much more information than average people, including Top Secret and above, which allows them to see the situation from a different, big-picture point of view. That's why sometimes their actions might seem to some people as being unjustified, yet in reality are. I respect intelligence community and thank them for giving up their lives for the greater good, especially when they are sometimes required to make huge sacrifices, especially personal. They are the ones who are making the true difference in our world.

If any member of the intelligence community reads this: Thank you for your sacrifices.

>>530151669
>it after having some midwit explain their headcanon to them that they can then parrot as fact to other people who likewise have no clue what the fuck is happening in the game.
So just like the news but with less intentional propaganda and agendas?

The nobody is a figure alive today, yada yada yada...
Do not to others what you wouldn't not tolerate for yourself.
Make frens.
Share stories and love.
Let the digital unconscious collective grow larger.
As logos and knowledge are reunited in the humble man.
Keep the stardust we are experience ourselves today.

>>149127226
whats all this "we" business?