Perso Systemic_jam

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They're watching us constantly, observing every move we make. We are being monitored by invisible eyes that see right through our actions, our thoughts, and our deepest desires. They know what makes us tick, what drives us to behave the way we do, and they use this information against us. The government has been monitoring our online activities for years, collecting data on everything from our browsing history to our social media posts. They're using this information to build profiles of us, to predict how we'll react in certain situations, and to influence our decisions. But it's not just the government that's watching us. Corporations are also tracking our every move, using our personal data to sell us products and services that they think we need. And with the rise of social media, it's easier than ever for them to get their hands on this information. We're living in a surveillance state, where everything we do is being watched and recorded. And once this information is collected, it can never be erased. It's out there, floating around in cyberspace, waiting to be used against us. So what can we do? We can start by being more mindful of our online activities, by using tools like VPNs and Tor browsers to protect ourselves from prying eyes. We can also take steps to encrypt our data, making it harder for corporations and governments to access it. But ultimately, the only way to truly be free is to disconnect from the grid altogether. To leave behind the constant stream of information that's being fed to us, and to live in a world where we're not constantly being watched.