Cast by adrianandreev.eth
Story time and lessons from today which I hope are of use to you: After work, I got to go on a walk with the dogs so they can go potty and we get to go on our typical car ride. Being frazzled with today/this week and my mind totally elsewhere, I was in robot mode. Disconnected and going through the motions. So disconnected that when I was getting the boys in the car, I put my phone on top of my car roof. After getting them settled in and still disconnected/in robot mode, I forgot my phone atop the roof of my car. Clueless and unaware, I jumped in and off we went for a ride. I didn’t let the emotions rule the gas pedal or my steering. Slowly and calmly I drove off and around for 10 miles before getting a honk by another car in the road. The occupants of the other car were Hispanic, hardworking and in their work truck on the way home (I imagine). The passenger of the other car had his window rolled down and was hanging out and yelling phone phone phone. Me still being disconnected and in robot mode looked at him confused like we were speaking different languages. Anywho, I looked around didn’t see what he was yelling about. So I decided to slowly stop and get out of the car to look. Lo and behold, my cellphone was barely hanging off at the edge of the trunk and back window. Perfectly still. Waiting to fall, but never did. Because of a kind Samaritan, who didn’t know me from Adam. Anywho, I got the phone and turned around to go home. Now, with heightened sense of awareness and mind racing. Then we see a black feather roll across the road.. I can’t make this up.. Anywho, if I let my emotions dictate my driving I wouldn’t have my phone. Would the Good Samaritan have told me about it if he knew what was inside or would he have taken it for himself? Privacy is in the story.. because if he knew “x” he would have waited. I would understand it too due to the current economic imbalances… So in short, try not to let your negative or positive emotions rule you and don’t be too robotic. They were watching over me today as well (🪶) and I am very lucky, grateful and thankful 🙏 Ps I couldn’t compensate them because they just kept driving…
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For the record, it was money that I was referring too. This is unconstitutional and perfect example. What if ur at gunpoint, getting robbed or you use a decoy pin in case it’s lost and someone snatches ur phone and you have money in there, they can take the bait with the wrong pin and wipe the device (hopefully you have ur seed elsewhere if ur smort). Anywho, they have proven they don’t care about the constitution and the courts are a zoo.
Looks like I will be getting a Motorola soon… I am a supporter of grapheneOS and any manufacturer who incorporates/has the same privacy, civil liberty values. It’s unconstitutional to open someone’s phone or have a backdoor in it or carte blanche to their data. A transaction/communication between person A & person B should be just between the two of them, private and unstoppable. Period. No governments, no private corpos stealing or listening in or retaining / reselling the data/information for financial gain without the consent of the consumer. (See the recent TV scandal where it continued recording the room ***without being on a network, after it was disconnected from it***) Not every human being is baby eating politician…or every other grotesque thing we found in the Epstein files…
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