Roy Masters emphasized that our energy originates from our source of motivation—either good (aligned with God or inner grace) or evil (rooted in ego, pride, or self-serving desires). He taught that when energy comes from the ego, it leads to conflict, manipulation, and spiritual decay. He warned that “those people kill you with their kindness”—a phrase reflecting his
AI Influencers are Lying to You, OpenClaw
OpenClaw has become a focal point of controversy, with mounting evidence suggesting that its viral explosion was orchestrated through a recursive astroturfing campaign. The tool itself—a locally hosted AI agent framework—was initially legitimate, built by Austrian developer Peter Steinberger. However, a Reddit user on r/claude provides detailed proof that the sudden surge in popularity, from ~10k to 149k
Copilot is Turning Into a Disaster for Microsoft $50 billion lost
Microsoft’s Copilot initiative is facing significant challenges, with growing evidence of poor user adoption, internal restructuring, and financial strain. Despite a $50 billion investment in AI infrastructure, Copilot’s commercial performance has fallen short. Only 15 million Copilot seats sold out of 450 million Microsoft 365 users (a 3.3% adoption rate), and leaked data suggests just 8 million active licensed users as
So Google Finally Responded
Google has implemented structured processes for reviewing video content across its platforms, particularly YouTube and Google Business Profiles. These reviews are conducted through a combination of automated systems and human experts to ensure compliance with advertiser-friendly guidelines and business verification standards. For YouTube, videos may be flagged as “Not suitable for most advertisers” based on
Agentic Fever: Master Yourself Before Your Agents
“Agentic Fever” refers to the intense, often obsessive engagement people develop with AI agents—autonomous systems capable of reasoning, using tools, and executing complex tasks. Coined to describe a phenomenon in tech circles, it highlights how users can become so immersed in optimizing and interacting with AI agents that they risk burnout. This fever is driven
Stop Using SMS 2FA Today and Unlock Ultimate Zero Trust
Stop using SMS-based two-factor authentication (2FA) immediately—it’s no longer secure for protecting sensitive accounts. Government agencies like CISA and cybersecurity experts have repeatedly warned that SMS is vulnerable to SIM swap attacks, SS7 network exploitation, and interception due to outdated, unencrypted protocols. Even brief exposure of your 2FA code via SMS can lead to full account takeover, especially for high-value targets.
Your computer is logging this!
The phrase “Your computer is logging this!” likely refers to Windows tracking user activity, such as browsing history, app usage, and system events, which can be accessed through Event Viewer or Activity History. This data is collected by default and may be sent to Microsoft, especially if using a Microsoft account. Key Points: Note: If your computer is logging out
Beyond VPNs: real privacy tools for 2026 (Linux, TOR, Encryption etc)
For enhanced privacy in 2026, moving beyond standard VPNs involves layering tools that address different aspects of digital anonymity and data protection. Linux is foundational for privacy, as it avoids telemetry and data collection common in Windows and macOS. Open-source distributions like Tails OS—an amnesiac, live operating system—offer a secure, disposable environment ideal for high-risk activities, automatically wiping
How to Become Invisible Online in 2026
In 2026, becoming “invisible” online requires a multi-layered approach that addresses your digital footprint at the network, hardware, and account levels. Total anonymity is nearly impossible, but you can make tracking so difficult and costly for most observers that you effectively disappear. Video Review: Core Strategies for 2026 Recent video guides from experts emphasize that
Data Poisoning: The Fatal Flaw in Mass Surveillance
Data poisoning is considered a “fatal flaw” in mass surveillance because it targets the foundational integrity of the AI models that these systems rely on to function. Since surveillance systems often scrape vast amounts of public or unverified data for training, attackers can inject subtle “toxins”—maliciously crafted data points—that cause the system to misidentify targets,











