Huxley’s Brave New World Nightmare is Becoming a Geopolitical Reality

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The terrifying dystopian vision described by science fiction writer Aldous Huxley is not a description of the totalitarian states of the 20th century, but a creeping reflection of today’s reality, says Russian journalist Konstantin Syomin.

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US President Barack Obama looks through a virtual reality device at the booth of German automation company ifm electronic as he tours with the German chancellor the Hanover industrial Fair in Hanover, central Germany, on April 25, 2016http://sputniknews.com

3.05.2016

The terrifying dystopian vision described by science fiction writer Aldous Huxley is not a description of the totalitarian states of the 20th century, but a creeping reflection of today’s reality, says Russian journalist Konstantin Syomin.

Last week, visiting a technology fair in Hanover, as part of his trip to Germany, President Barack Obama and Chancellor Angela Merkel tried on ‘virtual reality’ glasses. The president reacted to the technology, quipping that “it’s a brave new world!”

“It’s hard to find a more appropriate analogy,” Syomin said, recalling the Aldous Huxley novel of the same name published between the first and second world wars.

“Huxley described a future in which the world…

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A New Digital Cash System Was Just Unveiled At A Secret Meeting For Bankers In New York

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The Economic Collapse

Last month, a “secret meeting” that involved more than 100 executives from some of the biggest financial institutions in the United States was held in New York City.  During this “secret meeting“, a company known as “Chain” unveiled a technology that transforms U.S. dollars into “pure digital assets”.  Reportedly, there were representatives from Nasdaq, Citigroup, Visa, Fidelity, Fiserv and Pfizer in the room, and Chain also claims to be partnering with Capital One, State Street, and First Data.  This “revolutionary” technology is intended to completely change the way that we use money, and it would represent a major step toward a cashless society.  But if this new digital cash system is going to be so good for society, why was it unveiled during a secret meeting for Wall Street bankers?  Is there something more going on here than we are being told?

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