A recent AI video I made had a protester hold a sign saying "rent is riot". That is an interesting choice of words. I did not pick any of it. And I do not believe AI is just being random, but operating on unique intuition.

Anyhow, the concept that it reinforces is the idea as Alex Collier's Andromeda a put it (real or imagined I don't know): "why would you pay to live on your home planet?" (something to that effect)

But it's adding an operational component. Keep charging rent and it welcomes more riots.

And I mean think about it. "Residents" pay rent to a landlord, the landlord pays rent to the city, the city pays rent to the "government" and the "government" pays rent to the "Crown" (omg the rabbit holes the "crown" leads to once you realize it doesn't refer to a royal hat). And what does the "crown" do? Pockets it. That's it. Nothing else. Not real money they can produce any amount they want, but still it's just an energy siphoning system.

Well . . . if people realize that rent itself is the theft that can fuel quite a stir. Especially if they're forced to decide between rent or food and thinking "wait a minute. Why am I being forced into decisions like this in the first place?"

The landlord owns the property. Except that the city owns the property. Except that the government owns the city. Except that the crown owns the government. Except that...

The belief in authority attributes ownership of property – and this includes your body – to the authority above you.

Paying the rent – including taxes – is a way of admitting that you don't own property.

Why do people do that?

Because they don't want to bear the responsibility that comes with owning stuff.

Now connect the dots. The "top of the foodchain" reptilians are owned by an AI. They didn't invent it, but "found" it. Translation: They have been conquered by it. Where did it come from? Who invented it? What was its initial purpose?

Its initial purpose was to administrate property.

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