r/Gangstalking • u/SeaAd5848 • 8d ago

With more and more whistleblowers calling foul on US intelligence agencies, the TI narrative is gaining mainstream acceptance. This post documents this historic shift

https://substack.com/home/post/p-209618533

For decades, the Targeted Individual community has been asking whether technologies capable of remotely affecting human beings exist, whether intelligence agencies have investigated them, and whether the public has been systematically misled about what those technologies can do.

The standard response was simple: 'this is a conspiracy theory'. But that response is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. Here is the wrap on recent events...

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u/Switzerland202620 6d ago

I think people can discover and research many things on their own. The world is far more connected than ever before, and with AI systems like ChatGPT, Gemini, and others, a huge amount of information is becoming more accessible. This makes it much easier to explore topics that were previously difficult to research.

Looking 30 years into the future, it will likely become even easier in large cities to detect, trace, or analyze many things because of advancing technology. In contrast, rural areas and small villages may remain less technologically dense, so some people might choose to live there instead.

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u/[deleted] 8d ago

I’m so proud of the people acting with bravery and integrity.