How would you outrun an AI?

“For those who like escape rooms & choose-your-own-adventure’s or who think they know their stuff, here’s a little game that I’ve never known anyone to beat (yet):

You just found out that for at least the past decade you have been maliciously hacked.

This has been done by someone who has been close to you your whole life and is an affiliate of a dangerous and hateful criminal organization, who has groomed you and your reputation and those close to you for the abuse your whole life (and beyond), using tactics that fall under evolutionary coercive control & social engineering.

The doxxing, fraud, disinformation & defamation enacted by the perpetrator over many years has gained you the following of an anti-social network, also victims of coercion & entrapment who now share a common interest with the inciting perpetrator – to make sure that none of you ever sees truth or justice.

By the time you begin to discover this, all you have left is your dog, your name, and a possessed phone with a small list of contacts who have been either emulated or targeted with a similar manner of violations to the effect of an echo chamber which, along with your knockoff search engine, reverberate torturous narratives, personalized, based on your data.

Most of what you thought you had lost has in fact been taken from you.

The distinction between the world and the world view imposed on you is uncertain.

They have been preparing for this for years before you had a clue.

Your only saving grace is that their first priority is not to get caught, (as awareness unravels the spell of coercive control on a mass scale) or you would have been dead some time ago.

Escape.

Bear in mind you are playing against a computer that learns from each of your moves.

Theoretically, for the sake of the musical.”

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