Reality has had its day: Nokia CEO announced at WEF to implant devices directly into our bodies

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL -The days of the smartphone are numbered, found Pekka Lundmark, CEO of Finnish telecommunications company Nokia, at this year’s World Economic Forum in Davos.

Soon, devices would be “built directly into our bodies,” which would eventually enable total surveillance as a pleasant side effect as well. Holograms and subsequently the metaverse would also gain massively in importance – while reality would lose relevance.

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Indeed, according to Lundmark, the upcoming 6G mobile communications standard should be ready for the market by 2030. By then, the smartphone should have been largely displaced in his eyes: “The smartphone as we know it today will no longer be the most common interface,” he predicted. Instead, the devices of the future will be “built right into our bodies.”

Thanks to new types of sensors that allow permanent monitoring of body values, the healthcare system should also be revolutionized at the same time. Whether citizens want this or not does not seem to matter. Brain sensors, on the other hand, will make it possible to control machines, according to Lundmark.

By 2030, there should be a “digital twin” of just about everything and everyone- but for that to happen, mobile networks would have to be 100 or 1,000 times faster than they are today. The entire global economy would also have to be digitized (as things stand, about 70 percent of it is still missing).

What the Nokia chief however has not mentioned is that, if everything has a digital twin connected to what amounts to an AI supercomputer, the need for human jobs is going to become largely obsolete at lightning speed.

So the next question that follows is: What is the System planning to do with billions of suddenly useless people?

As Yuval Noah Harari, the prophet of the world’s elite so aptly put it, these useless people will probably be kept busy with “drugs and video games.”

INCREASING IRRELEVANCE OF PHYSICAL REALITY

Lundmark also made reference to the growing importance of holograms at the World Economic Forum in Davos – for example, thanks to special VR glasses, people would no longer have to actually be in the same room to talk “face to face,” but could be on different continents.

This anticipation of the growing role of virtual reality, and, as a consequence, of the “metaverse,” a new digital reality, as it were, which the by a single entity – preferably itself, of course, should give ordinary citizens pause for thought.

This anticipation of the growing role of virtual reality and, as a consequence, of the “metaverse,” a new digital reality that the WEF would like to see controlled by a single entity – preferably, of course, itself – should give ordinary citizens pause for thought.

What we know so far from science fiction works by Phil K. Dick or the TV series “Black Mirror” seems to be quite desirable in the opinion of the self-proclaimed elites. Whether they can implement it the way they desire is, of course, another question. No wonder – one Twitterer already raised the question in response to Lundmark’s predictions:

https://twitter.com/capitaliztpigs/status/1531395143097409538

Probably not, because freedom only exists in reality – not in a fully controlled and surveilled copy of it. In any case, the WEF has already launched an initiative to define and build the Metaverse according to the globalists’ ideas:

“A recently launched World Economic Forum initiative, Defining and Building the Metaverse, will aim to address some of these governance issues. Looking at the economic opportunities, regulatory frameworks, and technology choices that will be made as the metaverse comes to life, the initiative will consider how to develop principles for governing the metaverse with this holistic perspective in mind.”

Let’s hope that we will never move beyond wishful thinking here.

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