no more small-scale fishermen going out in their boat and by, you know, catching stuff for their family or anything like that anymore in Seychelles.

This is, I mean, it's the more you look into it, the more insane it sounds.

Yeah.

And this is all being backed by the UN as the way to conserve the planet.

But ultimately what it's about is about controlling where people go and what

they can do. They test this stuff in the developing world all the time. So like the digital ID stuff

we talked about earlier, they have been testing a lot of the ID 2020 people, which is a public

private partnership about digital ID, have been testing that on stateless people between the border of Burma and

Thailand, who have like literally nothing.

They don't even have like citizenship anywhere.

Wow.

And they're testing it on them and trying to like do all this biometric stuff on newborn babies all

the way up.

Yeah.

And, you know, so they always tested out on people that don't know what's going on and don't really

have a lot of agency or a lot of voice in their own in their own government.

And then they scale it globally for the rest of us.

There's a great book titled Seeing Like a State.

And it talks about one of the main aims of statism is to increase the legibility of taxpayers.

So you want to know where everyone is, what everyone's doing, right?

You need to know all the economic interconnections, relationships, inflows, outflow, so you can tax all of it.

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