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Christopher Ketcham

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Freelance journalist, author of This Land: How Cowboys, Capitalism, and Corruption are Ruining the American West. Contact: christopher.ketcham99@gmail.com
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To the Destruction of the World Wide Web

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By Christopher Ketcham Verified
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Astronaut Dave Bowman shuts down or “kills” rogue AI/supercomputer Hal 9000 in Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968). Silicon Valley has encountered little public opposition in its 50-year history. — the NY Times, May 26, 2026 One could not invent a more diabolical conspiracy for mass mind control than the one playing out openly, daily, everywhere there is a personal computer or screen-phone and a signal connecting users to the digital matrix.
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To the Destruction of the World Wide Web

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By Christopher Ketcham Verified
| Substack
A briefing on what’s needed for the liberation of humankind Silicon Valley has encountered little public opposition in its 50-year history. — the NY Times, May 26, 2026 Astronaut Dave Bowman shuts down or “kills” rogue AI/supercomputer Hal 9000 in Stanley Kubrick’s 2001: A Space Odyssey (1968).
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Aliens to Earth: Heads Talking into Cameras, Please Stop!

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By Christopher Ketcham Verified
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Years ago, I made it to the big time and was interviewed for a segment on one of the primetime television “news magazines.“ I spruced myself up, put on a suit coat, combed my hair and beard, all that nonsense – trying not to look like the backcountry slob that I am. My father saw the segment and called me up. In his old age – this wasn’t long before he died, in his 80s – he had become gruff and rude, oblivious to people’s feelings, saying whatever he liked when he liked (which I admired).
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