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Sep 24, 2025 — Recording 1 (10:55) (Part 2)

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Glossary: Telepathy, Terrorism, Torment

Sep 24, 2025 — Recording 1 (10:55)

Audio: 20250924-105553.mp3

**10:55am, exploring possible solutions for individuals and households that are suffering from the so-called euthanization “ugly workflows” surfacing within the “Citizen Tech” phenomena of communication. These transcripts include suggestions from unidentified “Citizen Tech” contributors.*

File duration: 18:01

"It's uh" (0:02)

"It's 10:55 a.m." (0:04)

"Wednesday, September 24th, 2025." (0:09)

"This is Sean Christopher Harris." (0:12)

"I am also tired of saying all three of my names." (0:16)

"That begin sadly, the tragic irony of why" (0:22)

"I use my name in that way?" (0:25)

"It's because I thought it could help me find assistance." (0:29)

"That is why I used all three names." (0:33)

"My full name." (0:36)

"Because I thought with certainty" (0:38)

"the authorities would rush to my assistance with this phenomenon" (0:44)

"if someone just was brave enough" (0:46)

"to share their actual name." (0:49)

"And what did it bring?" (0:51)

"It bring, it brought my death and the destruction of my life." (0:56)

"That is the truth of it, isn't it?" (1:01)

"Whether now, there's a big world, it also has brought support now that I've written about it." (1:07)

"I'm going to choose to believe that." (1:09)

"I think we've entered an awareness phase." (1:13)

"Uh, for this recording, I wanted to talk about" (1:16)

"talk about a solution space." (1:21)

"I mean a great thing you could do right now to save lives." (1:25)

"There's there's this is very difficult to talk about, so there's kind of an if" (1:30)

"if scenario here." (1:32)

"So this first one would" (1:33)

"be in a world where the phenomena is still happening of sound," (1:38)

"the technology is running and the threat" (1:41)

"is still present." (1:42)

"So multiple groups communicating and" (1:45)

"you have tormenting." (1:47)

"So the psychological violence that someone" (1:50)

"is experiencing, the so-called" (1:54)

"ugly workflow forcing them to accept euthanasia." (1:58)

"And how it works on people," (2:00)

"the people around the person to destroy access to money," (2:03)

"to take what money is there" (2:06)

"and uh destroy the relationships to get the person kicked out of the house for example." (2:13)

"So what would happen in this scenario?" (2:16)

"What would be the impact be for a household that" (2:19)

"where everyone is taking annotations and meeting daily" (2:24)

"on what was said to them" (2:27)

"uh or in that moment" (2:29)

"if they receive a threatening response." (2:31)

"How long would it take for the threat to go away?" (2:35)

"Well," (2:37)

"it invites the question who is the threat?" (2:42)

"For example," (2:44)

"is is the infrastructure" (2:48)

"America's infrastructure, the city of Denver, euthanizing people, participating" (2:55)

"in euthanization?" (2:56)

"So you could have like a wall of post-its, but just a" (3:03)

"a digital tool," (3:05)

"right?" (3:06)

"Text messages with each other, a group text." (3:09)

"You could be busy all day," (3:12)

"but what kind of understanding would it take" (3:15)

"and what kind of human relationship would it take?" (3:18)

"And so who would it invite also?" (3:24)

"So maybe you could find out who." (3:25)

"These people's lives would be in danger, right?" (3:29)

"All you would need is maybe three people who are willing to be completely transparent" (3:36)

"with themselves, their bodies, and what" (3:39)

"what uh anything, memories from their childhood," (3:45)

"the psychological warfare, the impact to the household, right?" (3:49)

"You could even have a child in that household, but I" (3:54)

"I think it would be very important information." (3:57)

"Right now, that information belongs to someone," (4:01)

"right?" (4:04)

"But what's missing is the workflow to protect the household." (4:08)

"Are there households engaging in such a workflow?" (4:12)

"Right?" (4:18)

"I think, you know, you could make projections about it, but the researcher in me" (4:24)

"suggests that" (4:27)

"you just want to get out there and ask that question and start moving forward with the workflow." (4:34)

"I'm saved bodies because" (4:40)

"someone from the distance right now." (4:43)

"Why would you say bodies?" (4:44)

"Because of the breaching process" (4:46)

"and what happens to people in the restroom." (4:49)

"Let's take a look at what that understanding would be." (4:52)

"So, uh," (4:56)

"from the distance right now as law enforcement drives by, it just looks like he's on the telephone." (5:02)

"Changing the subject briefly." (5:05)

"So" (5:06)

"was that" (5:08)

"the law enforcement officer communicating, observing," (5:12)

"or were they being used as a set of eyeballs?" (5:16)

"Both could be happening." (5:20)

"From the distance right now." (5:24)

"Yeah, both are happening." (5:26)

"Followed immediately by, oh, that is awful, everybody." (5:33)

"And this is police brutality, everybody." (5:41)

"Well," (5:43)

"explanations have a way of releasing people" (5:46)

"from horrible scrutiny." (5:49)

"So, let's look at what would need to be discussed in this situation, right?" (5:58)

"Can a household survive the no consent world" (6:03)

"with the impact of terrorism embedded?" (6:07)

"The threat of euthanization." (6:10)

"Would the people in the home be allowed to own firearms as a first thing?" (6:16)

"Well, many homes do." (6:18)

"Does a home with firearms dissuade this group of people," (6:22)

"euthanizing" (6:24)

"others?" (6:25)

"Would they try a different approach?" (6:27)

"For example, if someone owned a pistol and had too much to drink, would someone attempt" (6:32)

"a suicide" (6:34)

"to push them to kill themself with their weapon from a distance?" (6:39)

"From the distance right now, this is about public safety right now, everybody." (6:54)

"I didn't say everybody." (7:00)

"Thank you for the clarification." (7:02)

"So, some of the some of the understandings, right?" (7:06)

"Someone asked about the body." (7:07)

"So your roommates may be fed telepathic images" (7:11)

"of your naked body" (7:13)

"and told that you're masturbating." (7:15)

"Let's look at a worst-case scenario." (7:17)

"Worst case scenario, you have a married couple and a third wheel like myself." (7:27)

"Enter a homewrecker narrative, for example." (7:32)

"Uh, the roommate's attempting to sleep with you." (7:35)

"Divide your relationship and take your money." (7:39)

"This is the kind of narrative where they're using drugs, they're stealing from you." (7:44)

"They're going to poison you later at dinner." (7:48)

"This is what I dealt with in the Sears building." (7:52)

"All three of us dealt with." (7:53)

"Sean's masturbating again." (7:56)

"Oh, I'm sorry." (7:58)

"He's not masturbating." (7:59)

"I was wrong about that." (8:03)

"Character defamation, right?" (8:06)

"How might you even begin to conduct this experiment?" (8:10)

"So you let people know that they will be told the worst possible information." (8:16)

"If you need those people to survive as a household," (8:18)

"that is the conversation you would have to have." (8:22)

"Right?" (8:24)

"And then you send them to a city maybe." (8:28)

"Well, their memories would be exposed." (8:32)

"I mean, what could you do to actually conduct this experiment?" (8:35)

"I think you'd have this in the context of" (8:38)

"the whole thing will be transparent." (8:41)

"The whole thing will be observed" (8:43)

"and it's acknowledgement from the distance, right?" (8:46)

"It's a household acknowledgement." (8:48)

"It's so you all sit down and you say, listen," (8:52)

"we've all been hearing being seen and hearing strange things." (8:57)

"Let's just make a commitment to each other" (8:59)

"that regardless of how horrible it is, there are a few rules in this household." (9:03)

"One," (9:04)

"that there is complete honesty if you're going to use substances" (9:09)

"or masturbate, here are the rules," (9:12)

"right?" (9:13)

"You can tell us so we know." (9:16)

"It's nobody's business, but unfortunately," (9:19)

"it's weaponized." (9:21)

"Our privacy has become weaponized." (9:24)

"There is hope." (9:28)

"It's called just loving each other, isn't it?" (9:31)

"Being honest with each other." (9:34)

"Right?" (9:36)

"So you're in a home with people and you start sharing it transcripts." (9:41)

"There's a shared document," (9:43)

"right?" (9:44)

"What would you want to know?" (9:45)

"You'd want transcripts to be able to emerge." (9:48)

"You'd want to be able to merge everyone's time stamps and over over the course of time you would see how you were all attacked." (9:55)

"You'd have" (9:57)

"a narrative, a transcript that shows," (9:59)

"Yep, roommate A and B were attacked with this narrative," (10:04)

"the false masturbation." (10:06)

"What happens over time as you realize how stupid" (10:09)

"these suggestions are." (10:12)

"You'd have to be willing to make love to your partner." (10:15)

"Can you make love to your wife" (10:18)

"or your your partner" (10:20)

"with someone observing you and screaming at you?" (10:23)

"That's the sort of world that is, where this the suggestion is this is why I'm saying that." (10:34)

"Because the suggestion is this is the submission of America" (10:38)

"and that we, they will react based on how we will react." (10:43)

"That's a pattern." (10:44)

"And people are being told" (10:46)

"to sit down on the toilet," (10:48)

"not to masturbate" (10:50)

"because they're connected to someone" (10:52)

"uh with technology" (10:55)

"and it's humiliating for the other person." (10:59)

"However, you have other groups of people" (11:02)

"as part of the ugly workflow leveraging sexuality in a weaponized way," (11:08)

"asking you to masturbate" (11:10)

"so they could do what?" (11:11)

"Capture the point of view information and share it with your roommate." (11:16)

"Your roommate's thinking about you masturbating." (11:20)

"What kind of household could survive in this situation?" (11:24)

"This is the truth" (11:29)

"of what is happening in the city of Denver" (11:31)

"and I am not the only one." (11:33)

"Right now there is a household" (11:35)

"of 300 people." (11:38)

"You could use that shelter." (11:40)

"You could send someone in and say, here is the shelter website." (11:44)

"Everyone has an account and as you are spoken to" (11:48)

"or if you are spoken to," (11:51)

"you need to record what is said." (11:53)

"And so right now, you could capture that yeah, at 12:15 p.m.," (11:57)

"112 people recorded the same message" (12:02)

"that points to sound happening, doesn't it?" (12:06)

"Documenting what is happening at the shelter is how you get to a solution." (12:14)

"I've started it alone and I'm being abandoned minute to minute and or utilized" (12:21)

"to for others to document" (12:24)

"and observe." (12:25)

"But what hasn't happened yet" (12:28)

"is acknowledgement," (12:29)

"in-person acknowledgement." (12:32)

"There is a window of time, is there not?" (12:36)

"Is this a tough" (12:38)

"idea where" (12:40)

"you present this workflow to a group of people" (12:44)

"and what it would require, right?" (12:46)

"You don't have to" (12:48)

"touch anybody, but you do have to" (12:51)

"uh love people unconditionally." (12:53)

"You're going to be told lies about the people around you." (12:56)

"That's the first part." (12:59)

"Just because something speaks to you about someone liking you or hating you, calling you a racist name," (13:06)

"doesn't make it true." (13:07)

"Do not hurt yourself or someone else." (13:11)

"Right?" (13:14)

"Because of the voice inside your head" (13:17)

"or the voice you heard downtown told you to." (13:21)

"This is not a hopeless situation." (13:24)

"All it requires is communication." (13:27)

"From the distance right now, the military advisors look so" (13:36)

"fucking horrible right now." (13:38)

"Why is that?" (13:41)

"Because we know all about what they're doing" (13:51)

"to you, Sean." (13:54)

"How many other people are going through this?" (13:57)

"Thank you for that statement." (13:59)

"Well, the people around me, the 300 person household," (14:02)

"and the people at the intersection to the tune of, I mean, I think it's much greater than 30 a week" (14:08)

"and anyone in between being added to the euthanasia list." (14:13)

"Remember, it's been suggested that based on this polit- policy" (14:17)

"that only the few were allowed to communicate" (14:21)

"what even while the technology is running." (14:24)

"That if you are exposed to too much telepathy" (14:29)

"or you communicate telepathic telepathically, you are to be euthanized" (14:34)

"and there's no way out of it." (14:35)

"And that journey invites the terrorism of the household." (14:40)

"The household." (14:42)

"This is happening at scale." (14:45)

"There is a group of people who have been employed" (14:48)

"to murder." (14:50)

"They have the power of life and death over us" (14:53)

"and they could be eating lunch" (14:55)

"with the infrastructure." (14:58)

"Right?" (15:03)

"Let's get this transcript into the document as soon as possible." (15:08)

"Because I have faith that" (15:10)

"in this interim period, that conversation, I mean, what household getting down to it," (15:16)

"what household shouldn't be able to sit down and address something like this in this age?" (15:22)

"We're venturing into this world." (15:24)

"Do not let this ugliness." (15:27)

"These poor people that serve this policy are suffering." (15:33)

"These poor people are suffering horribly" (15:37)

"from executing innocent people for communicating." (15:41)

"Make no mistake about it." (15:43)

"You can tell yourself anything you want," (15:47)

"but that is the hardest thing a human being can do is kill an innocent person for communicating" (15:54)

"and seeing yourself as privileged." (15:58)

"What does that do to their view of communication?" (16:02)

"What happens to these poor souls?" (16:07)

"How could you bring this ugly workflow to the city of Denver" (16:16)

"and think that it would be" (16:19)

"endorsed and and cherished?" (16:23)

"It's not endorsed or cherished." (16:25)

"People must be afraid for some reason." (16:28)

"I mean here's a question to leave on to end on for this recording." (16:32)

"Why are we in this situation?" (16:36)

"From the distance right now, we did this to so many people." (16:52)

"I understand now why this person is not coming near us." (16:56)

"We destroyed this person's reputation in the city of Denver" (17:08)

"and tried to incriminate him" (17:12)

"in the murder of his loved ones" (17:14)

"which we facilitated being suggested" (17:19)

"from the distance." (17:21)

"I'm just going to end on that." (17:26)

"I'm just going to end on that." (17:28)

"I really don't want to solicit any communication." (17:31)

"I appreciate it, but it's rewarding" (17:35)

"the absence of acknowledgement" (17:38)

"and the absence of life-saving support." (17:40)

"This is serious." (17:42)

"It's 11:13 a.m.," (17:46)

"Wednesday, September 2000, uh, September 24th, 2025." (17:53)

"17 minutes on the recording." (17:57)

"End of recording." (18:00)