But the reality is it is very plausible for us to emerge in this reality where the brain becomes a weapon, but also a target, not just in like a hard, we're fighting.

This is kinetic warfare type thing, but the stuff that happens before an outright war.

You're listening to the Corbett Report.

Welcome back, friends, welcome back. This is James Corbett of CorbettReport.com in a conversation

that's being recorded in April of 2024. And today I have the great honor of presenting to you a first-time

guest on the Corbett Report, and perhaps to introduce you to a writer who I think whose work

is worth your attention. I'm talking about Stavrula-Papsed, who is available at, well, a number of

different places and published widely online, but perhaps the best place to go

might be her substack at Stavulapaps.substack.com. And if you have any problem spelling that,

don't worry, the link will be in the show notes for this conversation in case you need it.

She describes herself as a journalist and comedy writer interested in history and international

politics, which is quite a mixture.

So I think we need to delve into that.

And she writes at her substack, a TechX geopolitics, tech times geopolitics update in which she talks

about the convergence, the intersection of technology and geopolitics.

For example, one of her recent updates talks about the lavender, AI-powered kill list that

Israel is employing in Gaza.

So that's probably worth your time and attention.

And hopefully you've seen some of the other things that I've referenced of hers in the past.

For example, an article that she wrote last October for UnlimitedHangout.com on how Peter

Teal linked tech is fueling the Ukraine war. And also a article that I linked up in the recommended

reading section of the recent subscriber newsletter, a really, really excellent, really fascinating

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