Remember: People are still the primary source of resistance to AI. We are an entire population on the front lines every single day. Home to home, conversation to conversation. Our power cannot be underestimated.

I just wanted to share a random observation that I made today. Being part of this online community is an important resistance to AI. But it is not the only resistance. People are taking a stand against this whole AI agenda every single day. In every office across the world there are workers who are resisting, co-workers who are resisting, bus drivers who are resisting, grocery clerks who are resisting, teachers who are resisting, other parents who are resisting, and even lots of family members who are resisting. <br><br>When people are working, they are choosing to either participate in the AI agenda, or to resist it. They might resist by not using AI to do their work, they might resist by not advocating for AI, they might resist by being skeptical of AI, they might resist by not personally using AI, they might resist by speaking against AI. Every person who does this is part of the resistance.<br><br>In the same way. In every conversation that takes place in corporate offices, in living rooms, and in grocery aisles, there are opportunities to resist AI. People are resisting in every single conversation, by either resisting the idea of AI, or by resisting the pro-AI narrative. Every person who does this is part of the resistance.<br><br>People are becoming more and more aware of the AI agenda every single day. The more we talk about it, the more we bring it to the attention of others. The more we discuss it, the more we personally understand it, and the more we learn how to resist it. The more we learn to resist it, the more we learn to bring others into the resistance with us. A population on the front lines, fighting every day, every conversation, every decision. <br>People are not slaves to AI, corporate interests, or the globalists. People are their own.<br>Remain hopeful.