Connectivity and data collation go hand in hand. With the ongoing inethical realm of that space over time. Predictive analytics of human life without legislative control, the amount of inethical data stored within forbes 500 companies without audit and sometimes intentionally.
As say for instance the way facebook was weaponised in the Tigray war. The inethical data that cannot be deleted is due to how data collation is used for military training and learning. The complexities of that space when ethics and morals are applied to it.
The many aspects of war history we are not exposed to, such as how I learnt the Indochina conflict and WW2 as baseline education but was not privy to the complexities of the Italio-Ethiopian War.
The rich history of each nation and the tensions that are pulled and maintained along with the lines of faith connection.
The issue with femicide content being maintained in datastorage as part and parcel of war tactics equates to maintaining a supression of the femme through the eons.
When women shall have to rise up for the future to be maintained with humanism in the system.
So what is the line for what military data aka torture to be stored as a tactic.
Again, we come back to the same question. What is ethical torture in a regime.
As that is how we draw the line in the sand for the future trajectory of where large collectives “need” to go. Yet do we need what others put in place as a “vision” of what is the future to sustainability. Or rather economic monotony.
Such as the why behind Israels recent bombing of a port in Yemen. The history of Selassie, the rasta within Ethiopia. The link between Ethiopia and the Carribean from that cultural connect.
See Ethiopia and Selassie is an interesting history to learn about, the conflicts with mussolini with a war lost and a war won. How that conflict sees the borders drawn in the sand today. What would the horn of africa be without the gas attacks of Italy?
The end of Selassie’s reign, the same mistakes of the past money spent on “keeping up appearances” to the global wealth of the world while decreasing income for the baseline.
How we continue to define what it means to meet in the middle.
As we shall always have to admit that it is the underbelly of societies that bridge first. Hence why maybe the baseline is never raised.
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