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"Would you be willing to give up your freedom and identity for some worthless tokens? A new cryptocurrency project has just been launched, and it's one of the worst and most repulsive things ever.
This garbage project called Worldcoin aims to ""create a new identity and financial network for everyone."" The idea is to assign a digital identity to everyone, which can be used in various areas such as cybersecurity, governance, and even Universal Basic Income (UBI).
Sounds good, right? But here's the problem: to register for Worldcoin and obtain your ""World ID,"" you have to scan your iris with a spherical device. This might sound like something out of George Orwell's novel, but it's real and happening as you read this article. If you don't see the issue with this, let me explain.
The Death of Freedom
Do you like your privacy? Being able to go wherever you want, whenever you want? Maybe you have some peculiar hobbies or private pleasures that you'd rather keep to yourself, and that's okay because no one knows.
In George Orwell's novel ""1984,"" the entire world population lives under the rule of a super-state led by ""Big Brother"" — yes, that's the source of reality TV.
What's the Point of All This?
The exact purpose of this entire dystopian project seems to revolve around establishing a global identity and financial network while claiming to address security and privacy issues as an excuse for central control. This project called Worldcoin aims to achieve their so-called ""global consistency"" by using spherical devices to scan everyone's irises and assign them a digital identity.
However, it's this concept of ""global consistency"" and the demand for providing biometric information that raises concerns about privacy and personal freedom. Embracing decentralized cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin can indeed offer solutions to some of the problems they claim to solve without compromising privacy and handing control to centralized entities.
Worldcoin's statements are rife with an Orwellian tone, adding to people's unease about the project's true intentions. Orwell's ""1984"" depicts a nightmare scenario of a society constantly monitored and controlled, and the parallels with this project raise legitimate concerns about the potential dangers of such a system. Critics argue that projects like this could prioritize control and surveillance over individual privacy and freedom.
Don't Fall for the Worldcoin Scam
Who knows what kind of control mechanisms they will implement with this sinister thing? I mean, these same people have been advocating for Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), which are essentially similar to Worldcoin but without your biometric data. That's even worse. It may sound a bit exaggerated now, but this could be the beginning of a rapidly escalating situation, just like the development of ChatGPT.
Some things money can't buy. Freedom is one of them. If you value your freedom — or what's left of it — stay away from these spherical devices. It's not worth it." |
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Post time 23-10-2023 13:56:31
