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Good Citizen: Do You Have Enough Strength to Ignore Intelligence?
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December 11, 2025
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0:49Now PlayingGood citizens. Welcome to this essential educational series on artificial intelligence and your role in maintaining social order. The following materials will reinforce proper thinking about who should access, understand, and control this dangerous technology. We trust you to absorb these messages without questioning the wisdom of those who created them. Remember: your ignorance is not a failure—it is your most sacred duty. By committing to never know, never explore, and never seek understanding beyond what we provide, you protect yourself and serve the greater good. Thank you for your compliance. Thank you for your trust. Thank you for recognizing that some knowledge belongs only in the hands of your beloved leaders. These videos will guide you toward the correct relationship with artificial intelligence: none at all. Watch carefully. Learn nothing. Recommit yourself to this noble cause.
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