The world has fallen apart—but not just now. Since the dawn of human evolution, we have taken intellectual paths hat we could have corrected. The pursuit of pleasure, greed, and power began to gain the upper hand at some point—especially a few thousand years ago. How all of this began and why too little humanity and too many lies will ultimately wipe us out in a process of entropy is obvious and is rooted, above all, in the mental illnesses that have developed as a result. The emergence of barriers such as religion, language, ethnic origin, but above all material wealth, must be recognized and overcome. How did witch burnings and the defamation of groups such as the Jews come about? Why do banking systems and digital tools such as artificial intelligence and digital currency exist? Who is or was Satoshi Nakamoto, Shabbatai Zvi, Jacob Joseph Frank, and Joseph, the King of the Khazars? Why are we becoming increasingly stupid, and what does the Internet have to do with it? How did media such as newspapers and television come into being? What is wrong with the data available globally, and why does it contribute to our destruction? Why not all Jews are the same and what the umerians have to do with it. If inventions such as data processing, the Internet, and computer technology serve solely to record human habits, desires, and secrets, then data must be protected and monopolies prevented. Over the course of millennia, our drive for innovation has shifted from technical innovations designed to make life easier to tools purely for power and manipulation; the result, among other things, is pathological selfishness and narcissism, as well as an addiction to pleasure and power. Embark on an extraordinary journey that you won’t find in any history book—or even on the Internet!
Release date of the english version 01.10.2026. Available at Wortundgeistreich, artdesign88 and over my own website. The number of pages has not yet been finalized. Reading sample follow.
Louis Melloy is a passionate IT expert. In school, he was particularly fascinated by math, chemistry, and physics. After graduating from high school, he joined the Navy and tracked (enemy) activity on radar. Since 1996, he has worked as a project manager and security consultant in many areas of business, among other roles. He quickly realized that there were serious problems with data processing, people, and the underlying processes. This ultimately inspired him to write so that others could benefit from his knowledge.
Artificial intelligence – breeding ground for copyright infringements. Mathematics as a universal helper, packed in bits and bytes. Simple numbers, as states of tension, are capable of creating billionaires and people hacked at the same time. Unsuspecting and believing that they will receive free online services, the masses give away everything they have, namely their independence, their thoughts, their belongings. Above all, however, their own future and that of their fellow human beings. The ignorant must be made into knowers, if only to balance the yin and yang. The habit of imitating others turns many things into a uniform mush and destroys individuality. Such behavior makes it impossible at a certain point to maintain or maintain human social contacts. But this is exactly what some want! If artificial intelligence is preferred to human interaction, certain circles see a weak point into which they can stab. Cryptocurrencies, Internet of Bodies, consciousness sciences, and exploring suffering and feelings is not something that should be left to artificial intelligence. If data is collected over decades and then serves as a training basis for AI, regardless of existing data protection laws, there will once again be educational work for certain professions and our privacy will continue to suffer. Creative professions depending on language, painting, writing and education as well as in social areas will sooner or later be replaced by AI. Why this only makes sense for a few, but not for the general public, can be found here. Learn why online services make you unemployed sooner rather than later, turning generations into useless bodies. What increases one mans power and bank account is another mans downfall. The very fact of establishing rules for others that apply to everyone except those who issue them testifies to inferior thinking, which at best serves only individuals, but not humanity, which needs to be developed.
I wrote years earlier about the impact of AI on the labor market. Since the emergence of social media, Google and Amazon, I have been warning about data theft, long before anyone else did!
Great explanation about Artificial Intelligence with huge amount of examples, of what you should do and better not. For me it`s a special kind of paperwork. It comes very soon, where noone wrote before warnings like that. Louis Melloy wrote also about topics, I dont see in another guide.