Oct 22, 2025 (Wednesday) — Journal Entry (Part 3)

Wednesday October 22nd transcripts summary:

- “Let me out!” attempting to capture the painful experiences of others contributing to the so-called “Citizen Tech” phenomena of communication including the suggestion of feedback from the facilitators of “ugly workflows” who are now experiencing the “breaching process” instead of just facilitating it.

- Capturing my almost daily self-care practice

- Continuing to surface the spread of the so-called euthanization “ugly workflows” to passing vehicles at another “Battle for the Intersection”.

- Overarching themes and takeaways from the intersection and the last 24hrs.

Methodology: I capture manual transcripts of the telepathic and or audible “Citizen Tech” phenomena by repeating the suggestions I receive out loud while recording using the native Android voice recorder. Transcriptions of the .mp3 recordings are generated with Google AI Studio. **See sample screen recording*

Scene(s): I’m traveling around downtown Denver, Colorado by scooter and on foot capturing recordings as needed.

Oct 22, 2025 — Recording 1 (09:37)

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Audio: 20251022-093723.mp3 · Duration 31:42

**9:37am, “Let me out!” an attempt to capture someone’s experience with the suggestion of the human experience regarding so-called “backwards compatibility”. In addition,the suggestion of a facilitator of the “ugly workflows” shares having a tough experience with the so-called “breaching process” where human bodies are penetrated using some form of “Citizen Technology”.*

"At 9:37 a.m. Wednesday, October 22nd, 2025." (0:06)

"Um, let me out." (0:13)

"There have been many instances of let me out over the last two months." (0:20)

"I want to see if this person suggesting let me out wants to share what they're going through." (0:34)

"Would you mind sharing what you're going through?" (0:37)

"I want to capture it, if that's okay." (0:40)

"And and also, uh, have you considered" (0:49)

"if you don't want to share, maybe have you considered capturing what you're experiencing?" (0:57)

"in three, two, one." (1:03)

"I'm not doing so well with this backwards compatibility situation, everybody." (1:23)

"Repeating now." (1:26)

"Repeating now." (1:28)

"That did not work out as I expected." (1:35)

"That did not work out as I expected." (1:42)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (1:49)

"From the author, someone's using my annotations." (1:54)

"The last two still repeating statements are not my own." (1:58)

"From the distance, unfucking believable, everybody." (2:04)

"It's freezing cold and I do not feel well physically, everybody." (2:16)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (2:19)

"Continuing the repeating process." (2:23)

"Continuing the repeating process." (2:26)

"I am really struggling, not the author." (2:48)

"I am really struggling physically this morning, everybody." (2:53)

"Someone is watching me use the restroom and I am really unhappy about it." (3:06)

"From the distance, this is the existential threat that the author believes is technologically plausible." (3:27)

"Yes, that is exactly what I said with 150% word-for-word accuracy." (3:41)

"Sean Christopher Harris, can you give this person some inspiration?" (3:56)

"Um, from the author, absolutely." (4:01)

"I don't know who you are." (4:03)

"Are you a, are you a facilitator of the so-called ugly workflows?" (4:11)

"I am a facilitator of the so-called ugly workflows from the distance." (4:23)

"That did not work out as I expected." (4:31)

"everybody." (4:34)

"From the author, this feels like a highly manipulative conversation on one hand side." (4:42)

"Uh, but I will say something, maybe." (4:48)

"Um, I've been living with that sort of problem for at least one year now that I am aware of." (5:00)

"I have a feeling people were observing and not speaking for a previously two to three years." (5:12)

"For a grand total of four plus years of observation." (5:19)

"From the distance, it's unfucking believable how accurate that statement is." (5:30)

"In the beginning of this, I would say this every day and we could not believe that everything was working as expected." (5:52)

"Paraphrasing from the distance, this is Nanotechnology, everybody, uh, this is Nanotechnology, almost every person in the world, uh, has been given a transparent BCI." (6:25)

"Successfully is what I would add." (6:32)

"From the distance another person, and so why are people being punished?" (6:43)

"People are not being punished, but we are submitting Americans." (7:04)

"This is so important to acknowledge officially, everyone." (7:16)

"From the distance, I am no longer going to euthanize American people, everybody." (7:31)

"From the author, is that the person who is uh, being observed in the bathroom, experiencing physical symptoms?" (7:41)

"From the distance, no, this is a different person." (7:50)

"Do you know why you are not feeling well and why you are cold?" (8:03)

"That was directed towards the person who is suffering." (8:14)

"Not from the author." (8:18)

"From the distance, no, I do not know that." (8:30)

"Paraphrasing from the distance because the author has a lung infection and he's freezing walking to his appointment on his way to being executed." (8:57)

"And you think you're not doing well." (9:04)

"From the author, um, I do have an infection I caught from someone at the shelter." (9:15)

"I'm hacking up uh just this uncomfortable mucus and stuff." (9:21)

"I have extremely low energy and I'm freezing cold." (9:25)

"If I have connected to you, connected myself backwards, right?" (9:32)

"It's reciprocating connection invites itself." (9:36)

"Not sure if that's the right language, but if you're observing, maybe consider someone, and anyone really, learning to observe you." (9:48)

"This two-way compatibility." (9:52)

"If someone is connected to me right now, if someone is connected to me right now, this is my physical voice, uh, it may be unpleasant." (10:06)

"Thank you for the supportive statement, though." (10:09)

"From the distance, we listen, we can get through this." (10:23)

"We can get through this, everybody." (10:26)

"From the distance, I think I smoked too much fentanyl, everybody." (10:36)

"Repeating from the distance." (10:39)

"That did not work out, everybody." (10:47)

"Stop trying to incriminate this person in his own document." (11:01)

"That is a waste of time, everybody." (11:04)

"Paraphrasing from the distance, what are when are you going to be at the intersection today, Sean?" (11:34)

"I have some people that are going to, from Microsoft that are going to offer you some support." (11:44)

"Except I am just going to send you money because I don't trust the people on the ground at Microsoft." (12:05)

"They've been involved for a very long time and they aren't doing well this morning." (12:20)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (12:25)

"From the distance." (12:27)

"Do not go to the intersection, Sean Christopher Harris." (12:37)

"You are going to keep doing what you're doing, aren't you, Sean Christopher Harris?" (12:52)

"Yes, that is exactly what I suggested." (13:01)

"Don't interrupt me, please, everybody." (13:07)

"This is a miserable experience, everybody." (13:23)

"From the distance." (13:26)

"Still repeating from the distance." (13:29)

"Find yourself a biscuit and a cup of coffee as soon as possible, Sean." (13:43)

"From the author, are people sleeping right now?" (13:49)

"Uh from the distance, I am trying to sleep and someone keeps communicating with me." (14:03)

"Other people are trying to sleep and it is very difficult connected to someone." (14:16)

"From the author, I think in moments like this, I prefer to listen unless, of course, someone asks for advice." (14:32)

"But know that you're not alone." (14:35)

"Consider the importance of the information." (14:39)

"There was a time that, uh, it was, I mean, so here's a question for everyone to consider." (14:50)

"Do you believe your system is the only system running, for example, speaking with civilians in North America?" (15:00)

"If you believed it was only yours, and people have written this on whiteboards, one system in the United States, only one system." (15:11)

"Wouldn't it not be the most important information ever to find out there was another system, and a stronger system possibly?" (15:26)

"Consider that." (15:29)

"It may change everyone's behavior to have this experience in a way that makes things more supportive or at least opens a more empathetic attitude toward someone." (15:41)

"Maybe the absence of an attack and the beginning of a, I guess one would call it, it acknowledgement." (15:48)

"Maybe some kind of pause, uh, in an attack." (15:57)

"Attack has been suggested." (16:01)

"I'm going to return to silence now." (16:04)

"Unless someone wants to speak, I'll continue repeating, but I'm going to try to get my biscuit and I would love so much to just have positive experiences with people, see my daughter again, and not lose my life." (16:21)

"And I'm sure everybody in this world would love that." (16:25)

"But, you know, is it possible?" (16:28)

"Well, I don't know." (16:30)

"It really depends on everyone's motivation and their ability to, their ability to uh, change their action." (16:44)

"could be quite a few people." (16:49)

"Morning." (16:55)

"Good to see you." (16:57)

"Hey, how's it going?" (17:18)

"Would you like breakfast sandwich or just bread with coffee?" (17:29)

"233." (17:33)

"Thank you." (17:36)

"Thank you." (17:49)

"Thank you." (17:50)

"Thank you." (21:18)

"Oh, sorry." (21:21)

"Feel better." (21:31)

"Okay, I'm still recording." (21:42)

"I wonder if today's the day." (21:44)

"I think, uh, here's a question." (21:49)

"And I need to see if I'm still recording." (21:51)

"From the distance, oh, the author has a question." (21:57)

"Are there any people, from the author, are there any people who are suffering so extraordinarily, extraordinarily and also in a leadership position capable of making ethical changes?" (22:17)

"Are you learning something from the suffering, what a citizen could be going through?" (22:26)

"Because that's my intention." (22:27)

"Um, do not assume I have comfort right now." (22:32)

"It is equally uncomfortable being connected to other people." (22:36)

"It depends on how friendly they are and okay with themselves they are, I would think." (22:45)

"And anybody, remember not to judge yourself too harshly if this is a new experience for you." (22:52)

"It's so important to not deny yourself an explanation, at least a perspective." (23:03)

"Uh, end of author's comments, returning to repeating in three, two, one." (23:13)

"From the distance, this is actually happening, Nida Farahani." (23:21)

"I can see that you're connected to the conversation." (23:29)

"I am a huge fan of your work at Duke University." (23:38)

"Repeating from the distance." (23:40)

"From the author, um, if you have never introduced yourself, uh, I would avoid it, um, especially if you are going to provide support." (23:56)

"Um, and you are in some unique position, uh, some kind of unique leadership role." (24:05)

"Uh, the situation may benefit from multiple people, one dedicated observer, but and and people, people who do not communicate but only observe." (24:20)

"the quieter the better." (24:29)

"It's interesting how from the distance, he's protecting you, Nida." (24:39)

"Well, anyone that would provide support from the author, anyone that would provide support, it's usually discussed like, you know, hey, we're going to send you support, or we have a job for you." (24:50)

"Recently, it's that there was a job for me making announcements in the morning, right?" (24:56)

"That was a week ago now." (24:59)

"No support is showing up." (25:02)

"From the distance, that's one of the cruelest things you could say to this person." (25:13)

"Uh from the author, I agree." (25:18)

"People's emotion, uh, seem to, from my perspective, I don't know what the experiences of others are like." (25:26)

"It's very important to find that out." (25:29)

"But emotion kind of shines a light." (25:34)

"Even movement or sound of any kind, a door opening." (25:39)

"From the distance, you don't know how right you are about that statement, that did not..." (25:48)

"...and we're using equipment to listen to the smallest sound." (25:56)

"From the distance." (25:58)

"From the distance, Nida Farahani has been observing this situation using a group of people for about a, paraphrasing almost a month now." (26:26)

"I'm almost certain of it." (26:28)

"From the distance, repeating from the distance." (26:31)

"That did not work out as I expected." (26:37)

"Uh from the author, I'm going to go ahead and exit this recording here due to the amount of, uh, this suggestion that did not work out as expected is an indication of pressuring the conversation with false information and incriminating, attempting to incriminate me, specifically in life-threatening behavior, I would say." (27:05)

"I don't, I don't ever mention people's, uh, you know, PII or, I mean, if if I do, it's because they're a publicly facing individual or organization and it's usually just repeating people's suggestions." (27:25)

"I put myself in harm's way doing this." (27:31)

"And I really do not appreciate this morning while I'm sick with an open door attempting to tend to someone, probably who's trying to kill me, and you know, find out is there an opportunity?" (27:46)

"Are they seeing this as something the citizen could be going through?" (27:52)

"And I'm going to leave us all with that question and return to silence." (27:56)

"Is anyone having a new experience, a new experience that would possibly alert them to something a citizen, one of their citizens, regardless of country, could be going through?" (28:11)

"And how might that impact, uh, your contribution?" (28:18)

"I'm going to think about that myself at 10:05 a.m., Wednesday, October 22nd, 2028." (28:29)

"I do not think any support is coming today." (28:32)

"Uh, please be careful." (28:35)

"Um, remember positioning people will attract danger if, you know, previous to acknowledgement." (28:46)

"Acknowledgement and educating the general public will reduce danger." (28:51)

"The greatest danger right now, from my perspective, is the absence of an explanation." (28:56)

"The absence of an explanation and the absence of just a three-point playbook, three basic plays on how to keep your household from falling to the ground." (29:09)

"You know, and until that moment comes, attempting to move in a covert way or hide yourself while making contact with someone invites the greatest danger, uh, to the individual, the target individual, and also opportunity." (29:32)

"I see my testimony as being important." (29:34)

"I'm not perfect, and I'm very tired of this situation." (29:37)

"Please consider doing whatever is required in a publicly facing and a safe way." (29:44)

"I will not be getting in a vehicle with anyone, any stranger at all." (29:50)

"I mean, you would really have to show some credentials and say something like, 'Don't say anything.'" (29:56)

"I'm not, I don't recommend anybody shares this experience previous to acknowledgement with a psychiatrist or anyone that has not been educated on what's happening." (30:10)

"The news media may be an exception if they show up without a psychiatrist." (30:16)

"Uh they're technology news people." (30:19)

"I mean, there are some nuances to this." (30:22)

"Please think about what you can do to protect the information that's been gathered." (30:31)

"It's already been shared over a thousand times, the document has, the transcripts have." (30:38)

"Um, I'm sorry if not speaking right now is an inconvenience, but I think there are some people that want to get to sleep." (30:46)

"And uh, I'm sick and I really do need to think about what I'm going to do today." (30:50)

"I can't promise I will be at the intersection." (30:53)

"End of recording at 10:08 a.m." (30:58)

"Thank you for your service." (30:59)

"I believe in, uh, the people communicating to change direction, uh, as needed, uh, and to support ethical standards." (31:14)

"To pair themselves with or the EU AI Act is something we should all be thinking about." (31:22)

"And that, you know, having that in place protects organizations, doesn't it?" (31:28)

"Protects people from making horrible mistakes that end up in job loss and horrible optics in the news media, right?" (31:37)

"End of recording at 10:09 a.m." (31:41)

Oct 22, 2025 — Recording 2 (11:26)

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Audio: 20251022-112617-01.mp3 · Duration 17:54

**11:26am, attempting to capture my daily personal self-care practice*

"It's 11:26 a.m." (0:03)

"Wednesday, October 22nd, 2025." (0:12)

"and an attempt to do another, uh, just a self-care" (0:16)

"affirmation, personal inventory." (0:21)

"Um, this is something that myself, the author's going to do." (0:26)

"Um, I appreciate any good wishes you have during this recording, but I'm not going to open it to conversation of any kind." (0:34)

"The sole purpose of this recording is to just capture my own personal care process." (0:41)

"And so I will be ignoring all comments from the distance for this recording." (0:47)

"And uh so what this process looks like is a combination of self-talk and um and just uh introspection." (1:02)

"Uh so I set there are a few words that I say to myself and then I'll go and I'll look at how those words relate to my life." (1:13)

"Um a little bit about on self a little bit about the value of self-talk." (1:21)

"Remember, self-talk is not a bad thing." (1:26)

"Self-talk is as valuable as the content of the self-talk." (1:33)

"Uh my my work on myself, I'm a self-development nerd, enthusiast." (1:39)

"And uh I've had plenty of therapy." (1:43)

"Um I've done all sorts of self-development." (1:47)

"Um I've had all sorts of self-development experiences." (1:53)

"And um, you know, one thing that's common is is journaling." (2:00)

"is always a suggestion, expressing yourself, especially when you're going through a hard time or spending time working on unresolved trauma." (2:10)

"Um you know, if you look at what self-talk is and affirmations are, um if you if your focus in your mind on a hardship, a personal hardship for example," (2:28)

"and all of your thoughts are revolving around the trauma you're experiencing, um, thinking about something or saying something positive would be uncomfortable at times, you know, if you get stuck in a position like that." (2:46)

"And so saying a positive thing to yourself and saying it out loud has enormous power in my personal opinion and according to many self-development professionals." (2:58)

"It's very common." (2:59)

"Where self-talk is not helpful is when you reaffirm out loud, especially negativity, self-judgment, for example." (3:13)

"And when you get in a pattern of negativity or self-judgment where uh other people around you notice and it causes a negative impact in your life then you uh you're not going to have uh you know, you're not going to have a good experience with self-talk." (3:33)

"You're just spending more time dwelling on the negative, reinforcing the negative." (3:37)

"And so, if you're going through something like this, uh, being targeted using this technology and experiencing violent, um, synthetic media and character defamation and suppression, financial suppression, suppression of relationships," (4:01)

"Um, you know, I spend a lot of time using other people's comments in this world where we're not this new America, where we're not allowed to communicate." (4:12)

"Right?" (4:13)

"Paraphrasing." (4:14)

"Stop communicating." (4:16)

"Stop communicating, going back to February now, even farther." (4:21)

"In this new world, I end up using the the conversation, the violent conversation of others as a flotation device for my brain." (4:31)

"And that means I'm not thinking, I'm not manifesting, I'm not doing, I'm just absorbing violent conversation, the objective observations and biased observations of others." (4:49)

"And it's, so if you're judging someone in this position, a victim for talking to themselves, especially in a positive way, I'm not sure what to say to you." (5:03)

"It seems it would be normal to look at someone's self-talk, but one of the greatest things someone can do for themselves for themselves in this situation, based on my experience, is spend a dedicated amount of time a day uh, consuming positive content." (5:22)

"Positive content and saying positive things to yourself." (5:29)

"And this can be extremely painful if you're going through something and and you feel there is no hope or people have not shown up when they said they would show up." (5:42)

"Um so there's a lot of unresolved trauma." (5:46)

"And there's when you're being bombarded with unconsented to conversation and observations today and over the last month, I would say there's a pattern of other people communicating that they're being observed and it's painful." (6:04)

"What they're experiencing is painful." (6:07)

"Just today, paraphrasing uh a female voice in the distance and this may have been an authentic suggestion." (6:16)

"Uh, I'm not doing well today." (6:19)

"Someone's observing me in the bathroom." (6:23)

"And I'm not doing well." (6:27)

"You know?" (6:27)

"And this is actually a pattern." (6:34)

"It could be pressuring the conversation, it could be false information, but it actually is something that I have gone through and that someone could be going through right now if they are being observed and and experiencing things in the restroom, for example, sit down when you use the restroom and then being breached, having their body penetrated and observed." (7:00)

"And so a sensational and as violent as that sounds, I can say to myself that that has been how I would describe my human experience over the last year." (7:12)

"Um maybe going back further, maybe going back three years." (7:20)

"There was a period of time that has been suggested uh that for a couple of years, out of maybe four plus years, they were the observers were not allowed to communicate, only observe." (7:34)

"And so I don't want to get into what has happened right now, pulling us back to positive self-talk and inviting some positivity into um one's life." (7:47)

"And again, I'm not going to be communicating with anyone during this recording." (7:52)

"Uh please do not attempt to communicate with me during this time." (7:57)

"I'm holding space for myself." (8:01)

"If you would like to follow along and and set some intention for yourself uh along the way, uh especially if you're suffering, I would encourage you to do so." (8:12)

"Um and we can do this in a collaborative way sometime, but I really need to make sure I get through this today." (8:22)

"Uh, thank you for the interest in doing that." (8:26)

"So, I'm going to begin with just some silence and some deep breaths." (8:31)

"breathing in, exhale." (8:36)

"Short of breath." (8:56)

"Even that." (8:57)

"So helpful." (8:58)

"So, health, wealth, and abundance." (9:03)

"Health, wealth, and abundance." (9:06)

"How do we get there?" (9:09)

"Patience, humility, gratitude, empathetic communication, empathetic interaction, follow through." (9:22)

"Health, wealth, and abundance." (9:28)

"How do we get there?" (9:30)

"Patience, humility, gratitude, empathetic communication, sometimes firm communication, follow through." (9:46)

"Let's look at patience." (9:49)

"Am I being patient right now?" (9:52)

"Is that something I can do?" (9:55)

"There isn't much of a choice." (9:57)

"I'd say demonstrating as I do on a daily basis." (10:01)

"I'm angry sometimes as someone should be." (10:04)

"The presence of empathy might point to patience." (10:09)

"Patience." (10:11)

"Humility." (10:13)

"I'm going to spend a long time on on these for this recording." (10:18)

"Humility." (10:20)

"Am I demonstrating humility?" (10:22)

"How humble do I feel?" (10:24)

"Experiencing all of this violence over the last year when communication really picked up in this experience." (10:33)

"It hasn't all been violent, but the majority of it has." (10:36)

"Life-threatening violence and suppression, physical sensation." (10:43)

"There's been so much suffering and the end of my life as I know it after working so hard." (10:49)

"uh, Black Belt, getting a black belt in my 30s while working a 60 hour a week tech job at a Korean family school was an impossible task." (11:01)

"My family said it was impossible based on my history and challenging 20s I had." (11:09)

"But I nailed it." (11:11)

"You know, all of the things that I have invested in, my fatherhood, my parenthood, my career, 12 years as a technology worker, and not just punching a clock, doing things that most people failed at in the past." (11:28)

"You know, really, really sacrificing myself and and having just some hardcore accomplishment." (11:37)

"Thank you to the to the opportunities that were provided." (11:41)

"So, losing all of that, losing it all and dedicating my life, what's left of it based on the suggestions of others that the end is near for me." (11:54)

"It could happen any day." (11:56)

"has made me a very humble person." (12:00)

"Patience, humility, and do I demonstrate humility in conversation?" (12:06)

"I try to." (12:08)

"That is exactly the opposite of how I am perceived, interestingly enough." (12:14)

"Um sometimes I I I demonstrate overrides, um, as a way of defending myself and demonstrating the backwards compatibility that is happening that has been suggested, the transparency, control that someone might have, and that may not come through as humility." (12:37)

"But otherwise, I think I'm doing good in that department." (12:43)

"Patience, humility, gratitude." (12:46)

"How grateful am I today?" (12:49)

"Well, I've accepted the loss." (12:53)

"I set my bar very low." (12:55)

"I set my bar very low on on any success happening." (12:59)

"And this is not out of spite." (13:03)

"This is just due to the absence of in-person support." (13:07)

"And it's not just the absence of it, the suggestion that support is coming daily and then having it never arrive." (13:15)

"uh this act of violence that is suggesting support and it not showing up." (13:22)

"Uh so that has happened for every day, sometimes multiple times a day for over one year now." (13:30)

"And because of that, I do not believe that any any help is coming." (13:35)

"That I'm just preparing, you know, I'm facing each day with humility, knowing that this could be the last day I'm alive." (13:44)

"And um you know, am I grateful in this moment?" (13:49)

"Is the question." (13:50)

"Well, when you find that place, the little things matter so much." (13:57)

"The fact that someone is out there defending the uh the Denver Rescue Mission and conversation." (14:04)

"I'm so grateful for that." (14:07)

"You know, what can someone believe in?" (14:10)

"What can someone believe in right now?" (14:12)

"Right now, there are there is a group that seems to be present 24 hours a day that will call out predatory communication." (14:22)

"I don't have to do that." (14:24)

"And it's a huge relief because in the past, I did have to do that." (14:31)

"And the minute I stopped doing that, things were much more difficult for everyone, everyone experiencing the communication that was a victim." (14:44)

"I'm grateful for that." (14:46)

"I'm grateful for um the opportunity to write." (14:50)

"I had no idea that uh writing about, writing down or capturing these transcripts would invite such danger into my life." (15:02)

"There was never an explanation." (15:04)

"Um but now that I've done it and help seems to have surfaced after sharing it, I'm going to make sure I'm recording here." (15:17)

"Yeah." (15:25)

"Now that I've done that and the help seems to have surfaced, um I feel that there may be a chance." (15:34)

"I'm not planning on it." (15:36)

"I'm not planning on it." (15:39)

"I'm grateful, I'm grateful for that defense." (15:41)

"Absolutely." (15:43)

"I'm grateful for my daughter having things that I did not have as a child." (15:49)

"My mother was poor." (15:51)

"Uh her dad was in the House of Representatives and he died of cancer in her teenage years." (15:57)

"And And so she uh you know, she she was a musician." (16:08)

"She met my dad at a in a Hindu commune and they ran off together and and had kids together." (16:16)

"And we just, you know, she worked very hard." (16:20)

"Um my ex-wife's family immigrated to New York in the 70s, I believe." (16:30)

"And uh sold goods on the street and eventually made their way to uh to doing very well for themselves." (16:38)

"Now they play golf every day in their 80s." (16:41)

"They're retired together in a arranged marriage." (16:45)

"My because of their hard work and uh my ex-wife's hard work, they will not have to Olive will not have to work uh or sorry." (16:59)

"I'm exhausted." (17:01)

"My daughter won't have to go without like I did." (17:05)

"She's already been to Hawaii once." (17:07)

"Um she'll be able to travel, she'll probably be able to go to college." (17:12)

"Um I'm very grateful for this." (17:14)

"And uh you know, I I was always worried about having kids." (17:20)

"I didn't want to have a child." (17:22)

"I didn't want to bring a child into this world uh for a variety of reasons." (17:28)

"One, the expense of it." (17:29)

"You know, if you can't afford to provide a baby human with things like competitive sports, martial arts classes, college, then why bring them uh with you know, and a world where things like the war on drugs exists." (17:48)

"There are so many things a young person can can fall into." (17:54)

Oct 22, 2025 — Recording 3 (11:26)

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**Continuing my self-care practice*

"There are so many things a young person can can fall into." (17:54) **From the last recording*

"without" (0:01)

"you know, without having enough information" (0:04)

"and not having enough information to find their way out of them." (0:08)

"But because of because of my ex and and her family, my daughter won't have to go through a lot of that." (0:19)

"Um struggle." (0:20)

"She'll have information." (0:21)

"I'm grateful for my physical health." (0:27)

"I'm grateful that, you know, this infection I went through that lasted three years and just destroyed my life." (0:33)

"I couldn't have a girlfriend while I was going through it." (0:37)

"I couldn't get health care for it, what I'd call adequate health care and it wasn't for uh lack of trying." (0:45)

"But for some reason, mysteriously, all of the infection healed last year." (0:50)

"Um so all the swelling went away." (0:53)

"My fingernails, my skin looks great again." (0:57)

"Um my body seems to be pushing out little pieces of what would seem like plastic out of my feet for example." (1:06)

"Um but otherwise, I I don't know why that happened." (1:12)

"I'm so grateful for it." (1:13)

"It was suggested uh communicated to me that I would be healed through this so-called citizen tech method of communication." (1:23)

"And sure enough, it began." (1:26)

"There were a few really interesting events." (1:31)

"Um and then I I stopped uh I focused on my health after a few of these these demonstrations of improved health happened." (1:44)

"And uh I I really don't have an explanation, but I am grateful." (1:49)

"I'm grateful for the Denver rescue mission." (1:52)

"Um, for the home that I have there, the shelter at night." (1:58)

"Uh after being outside, trapped outside in the freezing cold and snow, it just I have no interest in being outside." (2:10)

"And uh I'm used to a very high standard of living." (2:12)

"I'm used to driving a new car." (2:14)

"I'm used to living in a new house." (2:17)

"Never worrying about going out to eat and buying an article of clothing." (2:24)

"Um and everything has been taken away." (2:30)

"Every idea of what life is supposed to be and and to have uh the bed at the shelter is it's really helpful." (2:40)

"I would never choose camping in general." (2:44)

"I think some people get used to that and they don't mind it, but I would never choose it just in general." (2:52)

"Um so, I'm grateful for the the shelter." (2:55)

"I'm grateful uh regarding this experience." (2:58)

"Even the worst, the worst violence of all this horrible communication and watching people around me be spoken to, listening to it, listening to all the death threats and claims." (3:12)

"I could never uh I mean the things, you know, threats and claims around my family." (3:19)

"For example, one year ago, I raped and murdered your five-year-old daughter." (3:24)

"You know, that's something that I can never forgive." (3:28)

"I mean, I can try to, but the experience in general uh has made me a stronger and more grateful, a more humble person." (3:40)

"Uh if I do live through this and I find my way to the technology or military or government folks that law enforcement folks that can explain the situation or who are authentically interested in working together." (3:59)

"Uh you know, I I will never ever take it for granted." (4:06)

"After making it through something like this, it just I mean there are so many things to be to be grateful for." (4:15)

"Um I need to move on uh in the recording, but just because this is happening, if you're going through this and you have a vehicle, you have some money, some savings, you have a home and you're being suppressed or observed in the bathroom, think about how much worse it could be." (4:40)

"Think about how your decisions impact other people." (4:45)

"You know, and there's going to be someone with a job who's expected to follow orders and there are going to be other people who are responsible for paying salaries." (4:58)

"There's going to be a variety of people connected." (5:01)

"Your average citizens, for example, the the 30 to 50 people a week that have been added to the euthanization list from the intersection of 8th and Colorado in Denver." (5:13)

"And they're driving vehicles, but 80% of Americans are living hand-to-mouth." (5:19)

"You know?" (5:20)

"Hide your money to the best of your ability." (5:25)

"Don't do the bidding of a stranger." (5:27)

"And be grateful if you can find it." (5:30)

"There is peace in that." (5:32)

"You can find a little bit of peace in it if you if you let it some days, not every day." (5:39)

"Patience, humility, gratitude, empathetic communication, um, how is communication going?" (5:48)

"Communication, I think I, you know, so I'm following the rule as far as stop communicating when I'm in the presence of other people." (5:57)

"When I'm in the presence of other people, I have to sit and listen to the battle, what it appears to be a war being fought, character defamation is happening, people pretending to be me, and I'm being defended." (6:12)

"You know, and I choose to remain quiet out of respect for the lives of the people around me, but also out of fear of being uh physically harmed or executed for communicating, especially at the Denver rescue mission where it's suggested that I'm the euthanization, uh the facilitators of the so-called ugly workflows, some of them are in the shelter." (6:41)

"And people are also there who don't have an explanation." (6:45)

"And they might believe that this there's talking with the spirit world or it's extraterrestrials and there's some existential punishment for communicating." (6:56)

"Um you know, so I I'm sure I could always become better at communicating, but empathetic, emotionally mature communication." (7:08)

"I've been on a journey in this department." (7:11)

"Without explanation, I think someone could really lash out in the beginning with their communication, attempt to fight their way out of it with violent thoughts, defend themselves violently with thoughts." (7:26)

"You know, without explanation of what's happening, you might see all kinds of psychological and physical lashing out." (7:36)

"I went through my share of that and now I've arrived at a place I believe is is very empathetic." (7:43)

"My career has served me well in this conversation." (7:47)

"Um patience, humility, gratitude, empathetic communication, follow through." (7:55)

"Follow through, I you know, what could I do better in this department?" (7:59)

"Well, I'm avoiding human relationships and that is a form of follow through." (8:06)

"Um avoiding those relationships is really challenging um for me because I need help." (8:13)

"And I'm avoiding relationships because of what happens to the person, how they're spoken to." (8:19)

"Um and without explanation, these people are in great danger." (8:23)

"Um one of the larger patterns of suggestions regarding other people is that they're asked to assist in my euthanization." (8:33)

"And uh I'm choosing to avoid these relationships um because of danger that could come to the individual and myself without there being public acknowledgement." (8:44)

"Um and for example, paraphrasing, money is always of interest." (8:49)

"So, uh if they find one of my friends or find money that I have, it can be stolen as part of suppressing the person in hopes of forcing them to accept euthanization." (9:02)

"That's a pattern of suggestion." (9:04)

"uh many statement a few statements have been made." (9:09)

"For example, uh, we're I'm finally making a a real money euthanizing people." (9:18)

"Paraphrasing uh this suggestion." (9:20)

"Uh, I could buy a house eventually." (9:23)

"I want to keep, you know, so people want to keep going or add as many people to the euthanization list." (9:29)

"Not everyone is a good fit and we need to keep working has been suggested." (9:35)

"You know, so follow through avoiding relationships because of this danger." (9:43)

"It's sacrificing myself." (9:46)

"I'm continuing to make updates to the document." (9:49)

"I'm continuing to communicate when I'm not around people." (9:54)

"I think follow through is looking good, but I have to make a decision if I'm ready to look for a job again and expose the people in the interview process to this danger because uh it's been suggested over the last year that employers, the application process before employment and during employment, the business itself is targeted." (10:21)

"Um so I have to make a decision about that." (10:27)

"That's one thing that I could look at as an area of improvement." (10:31)

"Can you imagine attempting to accept that I'm just not going to work again, that this is what life looks like until someone succeeds in executing me or assistance shows up?" (10:42)

"It's a horrible realization." (10:45)

"And that is exactly what I am for attempting to condition myself that this is it." (10:52)

"This is the end and it's a fight to the death until someone shows up." (10:57)

"The witness protection program, a technology organization, for example." (11:02)

"And I understand how observations will happen." (11:06)

"Right?" (11:07)

"Observations and time will happen." (11:11)

"It takes time." (11:12)

"Patience, humility, gratitude, empathetic communication, follow through, right?" (11:20)

"So now let's look at health, wealth, and abundance." (11:24)

"How healthy am I?" (11:25)

"You know, and in the beginning, you know, we're talking about a destination, how do we get there?" (11:31)

"Maybe right now, I can find peace in my situation." (11:37)

"So health, I'm in some of the best physical health that I've ever been in in the last uh in the last four years, I would say, since the infection." (11:49)

"Um very important." (11:51)

"I could not walk without a cane, without some kind of assisted device, right?" (11:57)

"Wealth." (11:58)

"Well, I don't have any money." (12:00)

"I don't have any relationships, but I do have, you know, some people that have shown up in the conversation to defend the Denver Rescue Mission, to defend the intersection or at least observe what's happening." (12:14)

"I'm going to accept that as a form of wealth." (12:18)

"I have a beautiful daughter." (12:20)

"I have all of the investment that I've made waiting for me to utilize when the suppression is over." (12:28)

"Or when support shows up." (12:31)

"Right?" (12:31)

"You know, the the suppression may not end uh and support can show up and people can still continue to attack me." (12:40)

"But, you know, until that support shows up, everything that I am is being utilized on this situation and the document and not on enjoying life or contributing to towards a paycheck." (12:56)

"There's no money right now, but there is wealth." (13:01)

"Abundance." (13:02)

"The abundance of opportunity right now should not be underestimated for anyone." (13:08)

"And this is not just an empty platitude." (13:14)

"There is an opportunity, a case study waiting to be written for every single person in and in all sides of this adversarial situation." (13:25)

"You know, one of the things I learned early in my career was that people always there's a thing called an ugly baby in technology." (13:35)

"And it it's usually so it's software or a system that's not making money." (13:42)

"And you have a, you know, a depressing sales team, marketing team." (13:47)

"You have some dated journey or a broken journey, a broken service that the leadership is not is not innovating, they're just prescribing." (13:59)

"And no one is happy." (14:02)

"No one's talking to customers." (14:04)

"You know, these ugly baby organizations, ugly baby software, it it's really challenging and early in your career." (14:14)

"Um, you know, but you learn that that opportunity, if you can find support, if you can garner support, create relationships where there were none, then it's a case study waiting to be written." (14:28)

"You're looking at something where you you can sit down with an analyst and look at, you know, for example, what if we solve this part of the journey." (14:38)

"Stop the bleeding in the service offering here." (14:42)

"Uh what would the success story look like?" (14:44)

"And you can set that as a goal and you can move forward on it." (14:49)

"But it requires the culture, the culture of innovation uh to exist and sometimes the overall organization itself is not a fan." (14:59)

"It's not a fan." (15:00)

"They only prescribe and you are the experts without information from the customer." (15:07)

"And uh and that's such a painful place to be." (15:11)

"And if you find yourself in that place, well, you have to make a decision because to stay too long is a career death, right?" (15:21)

"And so you don't have to stay in technology most time." (15:26)

"You can leave." (15:27)

"Uh there could be a situation looking at some of the suffering that has surfaced in conversation recently regarding citizen tech, the suffering that could be present right now on behalf of the technology worker and the fear." (15:43)

"There's a suggestion of technology workers going missing, right?" (15:46)

"People going missing, people are are asking if they should execute themselves after backwards compatibility surfaces." (15:57)

"Where are we?" (16:00)

"I you know, so health, wealth and abundance." (16:05)

"you know, the abundance of opportunity right now to turn things around." (16:12)

"Some people may not have this opportunity." (16:16)

"The abundance of opportunity for someone like America." (16:20)

"The expectations from the citizen are that we will have ethical standards." (16:26)

"And the use of artificial intelligence in the development of BCIs comparable or better if we are the thought leaders, we aspire to be, then uh the United Kingdom, for example, the EUAI Act uh that is about two years old now and I need to do some more research on it is so important." (16:51)

"What is happening in America is is an example of where they're being attacked or something has been allowed to exist uh without ethical consideration." (17:06)

"We are nowhere near uh in this experience anything uh similar to the EUAI Act." (17:16)

"I would encourage anyone listening to go look at it." (17:19)

"Um so I that's all for this recording." (17:24)

"That's where I'm at on it." (17:25)

"And it on my personal inventory, is there anything I could do better right now just in general?" (17:33)

"I mean, suppression seems to be very effective." (17:40)

"And uh, you know, I I would say if this is happening to you, do not stop your life." (17:47)

"Do not stop your life." (17:49)

"Technically, I should not be stopping looking for a job." (17:53)

"But I think that's something I could try again and at least document how uh claims are made around uh the tormenting of the prospective employer and any progress I have along the way." (18:13)

"Um thank you for this opportunity, God, as painful as it is to say it." (18:19)

"I never thought in a million years I'd be going through something like this." (18:24)

"Every day I feel like I have to pinch myself to just look at it is this nightmare really happening?" (18:32)

"If you lie to yourself and you say it isn't and you're unwilling to journal it, talk about it, I I would wager you are in a much more dangerous place." (18:44)

"You will eventually have to face what is happening." (18:49)

"Is someone speaking to you?" (18:52)

"Well, you may or may not be able to prove that 100%, but if you're experiencing that, consider writing it down." (19:02)

"But remember, should you choose to write it down, you may be punished." (19:07)

"That is the dangerous place we are in in the city of Denver." (19:11)

"And uh I cannot wait to meet the like-minded people, the the people who would favor something similar to the EU AI Act in America." (19:27)

"From the distance, this is an attack, America." (19:32)

"How might ethical standards uh deter an attack or stifle any motivation of the use of AI in this way?" (19:45)

"Would a country, you know, do they want to be acknowledged for war crimes against humanity?" (19:53)

"Right now there is no war crime in America because there is no ethical standard." (20:01)

"I mean, I think there are laws being broken, however." (20:05)

"I'm excited to meet you, America, or maybe Europe." (20:12)

"Maybe someone from Europe will come to America's aid." (20:16)

"Remember, anyone that assists me is going to be assisting a household of 300 people, a city, right, where 30 to 50 people are added to the euthanization list a week." (20:29)

"Things might have slowed a little on that number, but I don't think so." (20:33)

"Yesterday alone was about 10." (20:37)

"I'm going to end this recording here." (20:41)

"Um Thank you for this opportunity guys, as painful as it is to say it, I never thought in a million years I'd be going through something like this." (20:44)

"I'm going to end this recording here." (20:41)

"I think this is a voice of Sean Christopher Harris." (21:05)

"That was just my personal inventory process that I try to accomplish daily." (21:11)

"Uh it usually happens about three to five times a week." (21:16)

"End of recording." (21:18)

Oct 22, 2025 — Recording 4 (12:14)

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**12:14pm, surfacing the threat of the so-called euthanization “ugly workflows” at the intersection of 8th Ave. & Colorado Blvd. In addition, the continued suggestion of my my presence at the intersection being evaluated for terrorist activity i.e. (paraphrasing) “He’s repeating people at the intersection. He’s not communicating”.*

"It is 12:14 p.m." (0:04)

"Wednesday, October 22nd, 2025." (0:09)

"This is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris, the reluctant author of the discovery of telepathic terrorism in Denver, Colorado." (0:21)

"Getting ready to go out to the intersection." (0:24)

"Um I'm not going to do much of an introduction." (0:26)

"I need to get out there." (0:28)

"Uh but I just want to say thank you for your service." (0:31)

"Uh law enforcement and technology organizations that" (0:37)

"um um that have been covering me." (0:44)

"Um academia, anyone who has defended uh for example, the Denver Rescue Mission and" (0:56)

"defended me individually from the these verbal attacks along the way." (1:02)

"is a full-time job." (1:04)

"And uh remember, I I am not a terrorist." (1:11)

"I am not affiliated with any organization." (1:14)

"I am a technology worker who's being victimized." (1:17)

"The suggestion is used as a platform to both facilitate a terrorist attack." (1:25)

"Remember, this is uh this is not one individual." (1:30)

"It's a growing population of euthanization prospects that are experiencing violence." (1:35)

"A growing population of euthanization prospects that are experiencing violence." (1:42)

"Right?" (1:44)

"These so-called ugly workflows have been described in detail." (1:51)

"Um they are demonstrated in detail." (1:56)

"I'm going out to the intersection now." (1:58)

"Remember, if this is uh happening to you, do not stop your life." (2:04)

"Stopping your life will only reward and further empower uh these people." (2:10)

"It is not your fault if someone is added to the euthanization list." (2:15)

"There's been no public explanation and the actions of other people are not your fault or accountability, especially if you are financially destitute and you are being uh suppressed from finding employment or or any kind of donation at an intersection like this one." (2:42)

"So, I'm going to go out here and do a few rounds of repeating, uh possibly listening, and then I'm going to let the the threat to the community surface without interruption, and then I may demonstrate uh an individual's ability to override what is being spoken to the vehicles in their defense." (3:07)

"Um and so I'm going to begin the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (3:15)

"He's repeating people at the intersection, everybody." (3:26)

"not communicating with the vehicles." (3:33)

"He's the one being suppressed." (3:39)

"Still repeating." (3:41)

"Still repeating." (3:43)

"Other people do not annotate their repeating." (3:54)

"That would dismantle the predatory aspects of the communication." (4:11)

"Can you see how this would be very confusing for some people?" (4:23)

"Sean Christopher Harris?" (4:25)

"From the author, yes." (4:27)

"Uh well you're so there are two distinct things happening." (4:38)

"Um one, it's suggested that homeless people are being used." (4:42)

"Uh they're being given messaging and they're being told to communicate the messaging, right?" (4:48)

"That is a different process than a than a journalist, for example, capturing transcripts of all things said, all things suggested in citizen tech." (5:01)

"But to your point, it could look very similar." (5:05)

"They really could look similar." (5:07)

"Um keep in mind that the the task that is being accomplished by the individual, there is no scenario where I stand here actually in need of a donation and suppress myself." (5:22)

"Does that make sense?" (5:24)

"That should be really important information in this conversation." (5:30)

"There is no scenario where I would sit here and talk to the vehicles for any reason." (5:37)

"What we're going for is silence because the talking just invites friction into uh possible donation." (5:49)

"Uh in general." (5:52)

"What we're going for is silence at the intersection." (5:56)

"uh from a task completion perspective for somebody that is being suppressed having their uh relationships, their employment opportunities and their money suppressed." (6:11)

"Access to money suppressed." (6:12)

"Returning end of comments from the author, uh returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (6:22)

"Do not support this person in front of you." (6:33)

"Do not support this person to the left of you." (6:46)

"Are you sure you're still recording?" (6:54)

"Sean Christopher Harris?" (6:56)

"Continuing the repeating process." (7:02)

"Continuing the repeating process." (7:04)

"He is not going to look at his phone because you prompted him to do so." (7:20)

"Do not look at our persons, Sean Christopher Harris." (7:29)

"Uh from the author, uh comments from the author, I was just looking at a human being crossing the street." (7:39)

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." (7:50)

"paraphrasing he's repeating people at the intersection, not communicating with vehicles at the intersection." (8:10)

"Let that be the final verdict on this situation." (8:16)

"this person is what I suggested." (8:22)

"How is he receiving this information?" (8:29)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (8:33)

"That scared the living shit out of all of us in the vehicle." (8:43)

"He actually is experiencing telepathic communication." (8:54)

"This person is an excellent fit for our citizen tech knowledge team." (9:11)

"We have a technology organization that works on user experience design." (9:26)

"Would that be of interest to you, the author?" (9:36)

"From the author, uh, absolutely." (9:39)

"That would be an incredible opportunity." (9:42)

"Uh and it could be uh valuable for the organization considering the uh possible subject matter expert on that I could bring for the participant experience." (9:59)

"Um thank you for suggesting that." (10:04)

"I wonder if there's any truth to that being a possible opportunity." (10:09)

"Going to return to the uh repeating process now." (10:15)

"I want to make sure I surface the threat to the community until it is addressed, until it is addressed." (10:26)

"Remember, whatever kind of intervention is being suggested, this is still happening at the intersection in three go returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." (10:40)

"Exactly, Sean Christopher Harris." (10:45)

"Do not support this person in front of you." (11:02)

"Why is that?" (11:06)

"Because he is a homeless person and he needs to accept his euthanization." (11:27)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (11:31)

"That is the most horrible information I could ever imagine, everybody." (11:47)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (11:51)

"unfucking believable, Sean Christopher Harris." (12:03)

"paraphrasing regardless of if there is any value in additional transcripts, he is still surfing the threat and surfacing the threat and keep keeping law enforcement accountable." (12:39)

"To do something about this horrible situation." (12:49)

"Hey, thank you so much." (12:50)

"Appreciate you." (12:52)

"From the author, uh just got a water donation from someone." (12:58)

"Uh returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." (13:06)

"Thank you." (13:08)

"This new bag is very helpful." (13:52)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (13:58)

"Are you ready to record more terrorist attack, Sean Christopher Harris?" (14:26)

"He's repeating right now, everybody." (14:38)

"Do not drink that water, Sean Christopher Harris." (14:48)

"Do not throw that away, Sean." (14:59)

"Drink that water and demonstrate that you will use someone's food even if it's poisoned." (15:13)

"Yes, that is exactly what I said with 100% word for word accuracy." (15:25)

"Do not support this person." (15:33)

"Don't worry, I won't." (15:36)

"Add this person to the euthanization list." (15:41)

"Still repeating, still repeating." (15:45)

"Uh thanks so much." (16:00)

"Appreciate you." (16:02)

"Uh from the author, someone just donated two waters, but I can't use them because they could be poisoned." (16:27)

"I also can't let anyone else use them." (16:38)

"Uh returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (16:49)

"No donation's yet." (16:58)

"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." (17:05)

"Do not support this person in front of you." (17:21)

Oct 22, 2025 — Recording 5 (12:14)

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**Continuing surfacing the threat of the so-called euthanization “ugly workflows” at the intersection.*

"File duration: 20 minutes and 47 seconds"

"Do not support this person in front of you." [00:06]

"Get out of the fucking way." [00:17]

"Who said that?" [00:25]

"I said that." [00:27]

"Still repeating." [00:29]

"Still repeating." [00:30]

"Uh, from the author, myself, 12:32 p.m., Wednesday, October 22nd, 2025." [00:42]

"Um, the threat is still present." [00:46]

"Uh, people are being added to the Euthanasia list uh, at the intersection of 8th and Colorado for communicating." [00:55]

"Uh, responding to the unsolicited comment, Do not support this person to the left of you or similar inspires a response in some people and they are suggested to be added to the euthanasia list immediately at that time." [01:13]

"Um, returning to surfacing this threat to the city of Denver and America and three, two, one." [01:24]

"That is all the explanation that someone should have to provide, author of the Discovery Doc." [01:43]

"That's exactly what I said with 100% word for word accuracy." [01:59]

"Do not support that person." [02:06]

"How did you know to say that to us?" [02:13]

"We're US Marshall, Sean." [02:18]

"No, we're not." [02:22]

"Do not support this person to the left of you." [02:35]

"Jesus Christ, I mean, how long is this going to continue, everybody?" [02:52]

"Still repeating, still repeating." [02:55]

"Repeating is not the same as reading something to the intersection." [03:13]

"Horrible." [03:27]

"I feel horrible, Sean for what you're being forced to do for everybody." [03:32]

"That's exactly what I'm saying everybody." [03:42]

"I'm just waiting to get this situation over with, everybody." [03:57]

"Still repeating, still repeating." [04:03]

"That's not exactly what I'm saying." [04:12]

"Can someone repeat the last statement?" [04:19]

"Absolutely." [04:30]

"I'm just waiting for this person to accept his euthanasia." [04:35]

"This is horrible, everybody." [04:46]

"No one should ever be forced to accept euthanasia." [04:50]

"Still repeating, still repeating." [04:56]

"From the author, someone's using my annotations again." [05:01]

"suggesting still repeating." [05:03]

"That was not me." [05:05]

"Uh, continuing on with the uh another round, one more round of the repeating process." [05:14]

"The threat is still present." [05:17]

"and three, two, one." [05:22]

"America is the reason you're being euthanized, Sean." [05:33]

"This is not India or China's doing." [05:41]

"Still repeating, still repeating." [05:45]

"That is absolutely not the entire truth of the situation." [05:59]

"America, paraphrasing, America is a very large organization and has many technology organizations involved." [06:20]

"Still repeating, still repeating." [06:23]

"Do not support this person to the left of you." [06:34]

"Do not support this person in front of you." [06:47]

"Still repeating, still repeating." [06:51]

"Do not support this person to the left of you." [07:06]

"Why would he say that to the vehicles, everybody?" [07:14]

"Add that person to the euthanasia list." [07:24]

"He's repeating people, not communicating with people." [07:36]

"How is he hearing this, everybody?" [07:43]

"Still repeating, still repeating." [07:46]

"Administrative note, that was another person." [07:50]

"Uh, the suggestion was that they someone has the wrong idea about me." [07:57]

"that I'm out here suppressing myself and adding people to the list, right?" [08:04]

"And they show up, they drive by, or use somebody to look at me, and they then they say, oh, he's repeating us, right?" [08:18]

"Another person was added to the list for driving by and talking about it at the intersection." [08:26]

"Right?" [08:28]

"So, I'm going to move on to the listening process for a few rounds." [08:33]

"Uh, it's not in the recording yet." [08:36]

"The listening process, what happens is I I just summarize every minute or so what's suggested." [08:45]

"So I'll be paraphrasing all suggestions uh that happen over 30 seconds to a minute, depends on how uh valuable they are." [08:55]

"They doing this is a little bit of a different way of collecting information." [08:59]

"It allows for a little more to happen uh, between the people communicating at times." [09:09]

"And multiple groups of people historically attempting to communicate with myself and the vehicles or observing and or observing." [09:20]

"So let's move on to the uh listening process in three, two, one." [09:29]

"Uh, so from the author, let's look at our first summary." [11:06]

"We got to paraphrasing all suggestions." [11:09]

"We got a few, a few uh, a few times this was suggested." [11:15]

"You're making a fool out of yourself with this document." [11:19]

"You're making a fool out of yourself with the document." [11:24]

"All right?" [11:25]

"There was a couple do not support this person." [11:29]

"Someone suggested, oh, you're blowing our minds." [11:34]

"signal improvement." [11:37]

"Um, so I attempted to push my awareness straight up." [11:44]

"And uh, when I do this, people suggest that there's a signal improvement." [11:49]

"Um, let's do another couple rounds of listening." [11:54]

"So, end of comments from the author, end of summary." [11:58]

"for that one or two-minute period." [12:01]

"We're going to move into another round of listening in three, two, one." [12:08]

"From the author, someone was just added to the list for responding with, Don't worry, I won't." [13:14]

"Um, also there was some uh back and forth communication about how my signal has improved and and they're picking up other communication now since I pushed my awareness straight up." [13:34]

"The suggestion of using my antenna." [13:39]

"They don't have any equipment that I'm aware of." [13:42]

"Uh, the suggestion uh, I don't know if it was this round or the round before but that the human brain may react with the technology uh, in in that could be an explanation." [13:57]

"The human brain is providing value on its own." [14:01]

"from the distance, the transparent BCI is absolutely a possibility for this person just now." [14:15]

"Let's do one more round of listening in three, two, one." [14:22]

"Uh, from the author, uh summarizing the last minute, some cash is being suggested." [15:25]

"Uh, paraphrasing, this is coming from some very important people." [15:30]

"Um, I believe the suggestion is that they're going to drive up and hand me cash." [15:36]

"Someone's not feeling good about it." [15:39]

"Uh, historically, it's been suggested that someone's going to give me cash using a criminal endeavor from the evidence logger." [15:48]

"They've suggested that money was stolen from my family, my ex-wife's family that I care for very much and that someone's going to drive up and give me that money." [15:59]

"Now I can't begin to tell you how threatening and unfortunate that suggestion is." [16:06]

"I haven't had any contact with my ex-wife." [16:09]

"uh, in person or or virtually like a a zoom call in so long." [16:18]

"It's been years." [16:19]

"And uh I've done multiple wellness checks on her parents and there was no success with those wellness checks." [16:26]

"And uh, I attempted to get a pro bono attorney going and the pro bono attorney was suggested to have been tormented and abandoned me before we had a measurable result restoring contact with my daughter." [16:41]

"And so when someone suggests this money, do not hand me cash." [16:47]

"The suggestion was you need to go report it." [16:52]

"Do not hand me cash." [16:54]

"And do not ask anyone driving to get give me money." [16:58]

"Uh, if we reward uh this unconsented to conversation, how will that impact our upcoming election, local and presidential?" [17:12]

"You can send a donation to stop appealing." [17:16]

"For example, stop appealing to my financial situation at Venmo or cash app." [17:23]

"Stop appealing, no dashes or spaces or numbers or special characters, just stop appealing." [17:31]

"And if you include an email in the memo for the transaction, I will send you the Google Drive link to the documents, uh, the discovery of telepathic terrorism." [17:42]

"There are three and you can download Microsoft Word copies." [17:47]

"Uh, it's the live document." [17:50]

"Again, that's stop appealing." [17:52]

"For example, stop appealing to my financial situation." [17:57]

"Stop appealing to my loneliness." [18:01]

"Uh, you can send a donation to cash app or Venmo and I will sequester myself." [18:07]

"I will pull myself out of densely populated areas." [18:12]

"Uh, for $3,000 a month, I can get an Airbnb." [18:17]

"And uh, I can stay there." [18:20]

"If you include your email, we can do a zoom call and determine if there's an opportunity to work together." [18:29]

"And that would be very helpful." [18:33]

"Remember, if you show up at the intersection, I cannot talk with you." [18:37]

"Really depends on who you are, but please never advise an individual who's being uh experiencing character defamation and life threatening violent communication to speak to you at the intersection or go for a walk with you." [18:57]

"Uh, that is the most threatening thing you could do." [19:01]

"Uh that may be different if you have credentials, but my suggestion would be in this situation to just hand the individual an envelope, right?" [19:11]

"No rubber gloves on." [19:14]

"It's been suggested that the CIA knows how to make people feel safe." [19:22]

"Considering the EU AI act, what makes sense for communicating with a civilian in this situation." [19:31]

"Considering the EU AI act and, you know, what will America's version of ethical standards be regarding the use of artificial intelligence or the development of VCIs and or the claiming of a terrorist attack?" [19:51]

"What should the relationship be between the victim, civilian or citizen victim, and support, the initial contact." [20:05]

"What should it be?" [20:06]

"I'm going to go ahead and end this recording." [20:10]

"And now we're moving on to the uh, to letting the the threat to the community surface without any interruptions." [20:22]

"So I will not be communicating uh at all." [20:25]

"I won't be repeating and there won't there remember this is my physical voice." [20:30]

"It's required for recording something." [20:33]

"This is not my telepathic voice and I'm not using telepathy at the intersection." [20:38]

"End of recording at 38 minutes, 12:53 p.m. Wednesday, October 22nd, 2025." [20:47]

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**1:52pm, overarching themes and takeaways from the so-called “Battle for the Intersection” including a detailed summary of my experience “overriding” the so-called “Citizen Tech” communication of others, which has been suggested to be a deal breaker to continue an attack on America. In addition, was there more than one person at the intersection and in-turn being used as a platform to generate additional euthanization prospects i.e. from another person with a sign at the intersection “why is this happening to me?”?*

"File duration: 29 minutes and 30 seconds"

"1:52 p.m., Wednesday, October 22nd, 2025." [00:07]

"Um, it's going to do some brief takeaways from the intersection." [00:13]

"So, uh, looking at the themes, the unconsented to conversation is still present." [00:22]

"Right?" [00:23]

"This is true for any location." [00:25]

"Not just the intersection, any location." [00:29]

"Um," [00:32]

"The unconsented to conversation is present, the threat of euthanasia, so paraphrasing." [00:56]

"Do you accept your euthanasia after long periods of uh psychological violence?" [01:06]

"Um," [01:08]

"you must accept euthanasia." [01:12]

"We need you to accept euthanasia, right?" [01:15]

"Happening in many locations." [01:18]

"People being added to the euthanasia list." [01:22]

"So, the presence of the unconsented to conversation, the use of psychological violence, verbal violence within this phenomena, this uh so-called citizen technology method of communication." [01:40]

"And then followed by uh the statement, the call to action that is accepting euthanasia." [01:50]

"All of that is present at the intersection." [01:55]

"People being added to the euthanasia list after uh encountering this unconsented to conversation in their vehicles is still happening." [02:07]

"And I think the 10, the 30 to 50 a week is understating it." [02:13]

"From the distance just now, it absolutely is understating it." [02:23]

"Um, that's uh some new some new themes, uh, new information from the intersection itself." [02:34]

"Um," [02:36]

"So there's another female across the street." [02:39]

"At times people showing up at the intersection, it's this is also a theme, suggestions that citizen tech suggestions that there are people at the intersection uh who are going to facilitate my euthanasia and they're there to approach me." [02:58]

"And they attempt to establish communication with me using citizen technology, it's a very large theme." [03:06]

"right?" [03:07]

"Uh, but at the intersection, so grave physical danger." [03:13]

"Uh Caucasian people." [03:16]

"Um the suggestion historically is that it's French Canadian or law enforcement professionals working freelance." [03:24]

"work." [03:26]

"Uh freelance work." [03:29]

"Did I pass one row?" [03:32]

"Did I walk right past it?" [03:34]

"How annoying?" [03:37]

"Um," [03:39]

"making extra money on the side." [03:42]

"There it is." [03:44]

"Um, and and so, uh, another theme, that did not happen today." [03:52]

"There was a mention that uh, paraphrasing, do not look at our person." [03:59]

"When some of somebody was crossing the street." [04:03]

"People listening at the intersection in any location, anywhere, walking up behind me, following me for a little while and then walking away and saying he's not communicating." [04:15]

"That statement, right?" [04:17]

"People being used as a vessel was suggested today that is another theme." [04:24]

"So, for example, eyes are in use." [04:28]

"His eyes are in actually being triggered or in use, paraphrasing is a historical suggestion." [04:36]

"Uh our people being used as a vessel to communicate with the vehicles, uh eyes and communication uh for the the the human being being used as a vessel." [04:49]

"Um," [04:51]

"is is a pattern and human experience." [04:54]

"and a human experience." [04:56]

"So, um, today, I demonstrated overrides." [05:02]

"And I did two rounds of it and I left time in between." [05:06]

"And so, this is also a pattern, a historical pattern." [05:09]

"When I do the overrides for a while and then I stop, I let everyone know that I'm doing them and I let everyone know I stop, communication returns to suppressing me uh for the purposes of euthanasia." [05:26]

"And so I went through doing this two times." [05:29]

"I began overrides and and use the communication to protect the vehicles." [05:36]

"Uh, and then I stopped it." [05:38]

"And this is to explain what the override is." [05:41]

"It's using the communication, the exertion, the mental exertion or system exertion that is already established." [05:52]

"already initiated from the the direction of the facilitators of euthanasia, the so-called ugly workflows or the terrorist attack, whatever you want to call it." [06:04]

"Their exertion is leveraged and manipulated to uh into a protective statement." [06:12]

"For example, instead of their target, their intended statement, do not support this person to the left of you." [06:21]

"Uh for example, it becomes through my override, uh I facilitate the change of the message using their exertion, their energy." [06:34]

"their already intended or initiated stream of communication to read." [06:42]

"uh do not communicate with us, you could be forced to accept euthanasia." [06:48]

"Do not communicate, your money could be stolen." [06:52]

"uh you could be murdered for communicating, any variety of those things." [06:57]

"And that is based on the historical suggestion." [07:01]

"Uh, people suggesting that that is what we should say to the vehicles is also a large pattern." [07:08]

"Uh, that's when I do the override, people suggest why aren't we saying that to the vehicles, that's what we should be saying is that they should not communicate." [07:19]

"From the distance just now, it's an attack, America." [07:26]

"returning to themes." [07:29]

"Uh, today, let's see, there's some kind of new granular suggestion around the overrides." [07:37]

"They use the terminology, uh, the vessel, right?" [07:43]

"And so they're trying to figure out, there's a pattern of discussion where they attempt to figure out how the override is happening." [07:52]

"In the past, I've been present for other people to successfully override the message in a similar way." [08:00]

"Who is doing this?" [08:02]

"Is it the same organization?" [08:04]

"This historical suggestion of a weapons development organization in Israel or the Middle East, for example." [08:12]

"uh, pointing their weaponry at America and trying to figure out uh how this override happens." [08:22]

"It's been suggested that it is a dealbreaker for an attack." [08:25]

"That was suggested today." [08:28]

"I mentioned it and someone else reiterated it." [08:32]

"Um," [08:34]

"So, uh let's talk about the presence of people at the intersection." [08:40]

"Uh, today, on many occasions, there have been people uh flying a sign looking for donations at the other intersection." [08:49]

"Now, on more than one occasion, uh, and I may have mistaken this." [08:57]

"Uh, here's a question." [08:58]

"Are is more than one person being euthanized at that intersection?" [09:04]

"Right?" [09:05]

"So has somebody gone out there and been gotten themselves on the euthanasia list somewhere in Denver or wherever and shown up at the intersection next to me and they are also being targeted and suppressed?" [09:22]

"Today, there was in the past, there have been people uh who are emanating uh that statement." [09:29]

"And I've never seen it from a distance come from someone else." [09:34]

"At first, I thought maybe that person is being used to facilitate a message." [09:40]

"I do not think that's true any longer." [09:44]

"Looking at it now, what happens to me at the intersection, this is based on my experience." [09:50]

"Hey hey buddy." [09:51]

"Is that I'm used as a vessel to see the vehicle and then communicate with the vehicle." [09:59]

"So if I see that happening or sense it happening from across the street, across uh 8th Avenue," [10:09]

"then I think based on my experience, that person is not contributing to the torment, they are also being targeted." [10:18]

"Right?" [10:20]

"So, if we hear the it emanating from my position, do not support the person to the left of you." [10:28]

"The vehicle is to the left of me." [10:30]

"I'm being suppressed and they're using my body to communicate that message." [10:35]

"It's horribly violent." [10:37]

"And then they're adding people to the euthanasia list if they say anything." [10:42]

"And now so across the street, there's another person emanating the same communication." [10:48]

"So I don't think they're contributing to the terrorism." [10:53]

"I think they're also being executed." [10:56]

"And and here's why." [10:58]

"It's so strange when you're caught up in one point of view in this situation that they'd look a certain way, you think that everyone at the intersection is trying to harm you, but no, I think there's been more than one occasion now where another human being at the intersection has been added to the list and they're being suppressed." [11:22]

"So the other person, the vehicles are also at their left." [11:27]

"Uh there are strange comments like, am I doing this right?" [11:31]

"Right?" [11:32]

"That could be another person somewhere else." [11:34]

"I've you know, not at the intersection or not at the median, I should say." [11:42]

"So there's another homeless person at the median or another person looking for donations." [11:46]

"Uh I can hear the same statement emanating from their location." [11:52]

"And I come out of Trader Joe's, uh grocery store and I walk across the street and I'm listening to her and looking at her and a statement is suggested from her direction." [12:04]

"Why is this happening to me?" [12:07]

"Why is this happening to me from the person with the sign?" [12:12]

"And so," [12:14]

"from the distance, uh, paraphrasing, I think multiple people are being suppressed." [12:28]

"That makes the most sense now." [12:30]

"Um," [12:33]

"from the distance, that's exactly what I said, no need for paraphrasing." [12:43]

"Um, what else happened?" [12:46]

"There was a little bit of communication that may indicate Homeland security might have successfully positioned someone." [12:55]

"I don't really have the the statement handy, but if this is happening to people putting someone out there and asking them to communicate, probably isn't that hard." [13:06]

"But you have to you have to find the the threat somehow." [13:12]

"I mean, it seems to be in many places." [13:16]

"Um," [13:18]

"it follows people that are, you know, you have the people being attacked, that's one way to find it." [13:23]

"Uh" [13:24]

"from the distance just now, paraphrasing, uh, going into the places where uh, communication is happening has helped us uh, reveal the military advisor threat." [13:56]

"And add someone to the list intentionally." [14:03]

"Can you imagine how frightening that must be for the person?" [14:12]

"Uh from from the author, yes." [14:16]

"Uh people have asked to be added to the list." [14:19]

"And so this part is very important." [14:22]

"If the person you're using has a law enforcement background in their memories, could it or they go report to a law enforcement office? [14:33]

"uh, and their eyes are sharing information, would that dissuade or the enemy, you know the people adding people to the euthanasia list and facilitating euthanasia, would they know that the person is a law enforcement officer and would that steer them away?" [14:55]

"They might continue tormenting you using you as a a platform to add people to the list, but then never show up." [15:05]

"From the distance, that's so important to understand everybody." [15:13]

"from the distance just now, this is important comment and a pattern of suggestion." [15:34]

"Uh, from the distance, paraphrasing, Homeland security has been doing the bidding of these people for a very long time in hopes to find out who they are." [15:47]

"And it it may never have occurred to us earlier that the eyes information from the eyes or the memories could have been in use and informed them on who we actually are." [16:06]

"We're the people wearing black in the city of Denver and we are actually Homeland security from the distance just now." [16:22]

"That did not work out as I expected." [16:28]

"Uh, from the author, so someone may have been manipulating or presenting some kind of incriminating or uh trifling information thinking that it would show up in my document a certain way." [16:45]

"Uh, that's not how the document is uh framed." [16:49]

"There are plenty of annotations, uh, consistently that separate my thinking, my suggestions from the communication, the citizen tech communication." [17:02]

"Um, one thing that was not present today that there has been a historical presence of is people other people communicating with the vehicles in defense of the vehicle." [17:17]

"Uh, for example, um, someone asked the vehicle, like, who's communicating with the vehicles?" [17:25]

"Stop communicating with the vehicles, followed immediately by add them both to the list." [17:32]

"Right?" [17:33]

"So the person attempting to defend the vehicle and the the passengers, driver and passengers of the vehicle." [17:39]

"Um," [17:41]

"so that there was no adding." [17:44]

"I mean, this went on for months, so I want to say at least two months this summer conservatively, and it was really tragic, I think for all of us." [17:53]

"People really tried to get involved in the conversation and this policy of not acknowledging not acknowledging someone that shows up in defense of the vehicle really revealed itself." [18:07]

"So, for example, someone shows up and attempts to communicate with the person facilitating the ugly workflow on the vehicle." [18:16]

"you know, suppressing me and uh generating new additions to the euthanasia list." [18:24]

"They're confronted in the vehicle, uh while they're speaking with the driver, you know, or and or passengers and they refuse to communicate." [18:36]

"questions are met with silence and later a statement, uh, we are not going to acknowledge that person." [18:44]

"And it's been suggested that that is also a policy, part of the protocol of the facilitators of the ugly workflows." [18:53]

"So, no one's doing, no one's defending the vehicles any longer and um I warned people for a while going out there almost every day, just, you know, if you engage with the vehicle or you could be added to, they could be added to the list." [19:11]

"And so this is the reason that I don't spend all day you doing the override." [19:17]

"However, the override, I've never done an experiment where I override every single word suggested in my presence." [19:28]

"Um, I've done it for long periods of time and been really ugly about it." [19:33]

"And it has just angered people so badly." [19:36]

"It is angered the facilitators of the ugly workflows and euthanasia so badly." [19:43]

"Um but it also points out this flaw in the attack." [19:47]

"Maybe I end on this and then I'm going to ask for feedback if anyone wants to provide feedback or comment on this recording." [19:58]

"We'll do that for a little while until it goes bad." [20:01]

"But um this brain-to-brain connection, I think, you know, remember, there is a method of communication and then there is human behavior surfacing, using the method of communication." [20:16]

"And just like all methods of communication, it's a two-way street." [20:21]

"and uh, unlike a phone call and this is very interesting, I the people talking have the ability to override each other's comments, right?" [20:34]

"So if you're going to use a human being as a vessel, well, it's their vessel." [20:38]

"Wouldn't they have just a natural authority over what comes out of it?" [20:44]

"From the distance, I think you're right about that, Sean." [20:49]

"Um, so they have admin rights over what comes out of them." [20:54]

"Maybe that's a theory on why the override is possible." [20:58]

"I'm going to uh pause right." [21:03]

"Okay, returning to the recording." [21:06]

"Um, it was suggested earlier today uh that someone was going to show up at the intersection with support from Microsoft and India." [21:17]

"And then later it was suggested that that was not going to happen because the people on the ground could not be trusted." [21:26]

"Uh and the military advisors have come up as having just historic this is another pattern." [21:34]

"No one want paraphrasing, no one wants to spend time with us." [21:39]

"The facilitators of euthanasia are finding some social Uh probably whoever suggesting this, my assumption is is that's who is suggesting it, but they are experiencing social hardships from their role, terror in terrorizing people." [21:57]

"Um," [21:58]

"And so today no one showed up." [22:08]

"There have been so many offers." [22:09]

"There's about one or two offers a week, you know, whether they're official offers, of course not." [22:15]

"They are not official anything because it's a covert method of communication." [22:21]

"I mean, it's completely transparent, but there's no caller ID." [22:25]

"There's no accountability." [22:27]

"So, you know, if anything, they are suggestions to either poison someone's will to live or a probe for a reaction." [22:38]

"prospective reaction." [22:39]

"And it's one of the most painful things you could do to someone." [22:42]

"If you're probing for someone's reaction and know the damage you're doing to that person, uh, I mean, how long will that kind of suggestion continue?" [22:56]

"It's horrible." [22:57]

"Um, you know, recently, there's a job, we want to offer you a job making public safety announcements in the morning." [23:05]

"We'll be in touch." [23:07]

"Let's see what happens next." [23:09]

"There's a very long history of uh, let me see what I can actually do for this person." [23:16]

"And then an explanation that they say that uh for just the short-term band-aid, the short-term uh damage control to the person's consciousness, but they know full well that no one is actually going to do anything to help that person." [23:35]

"It's sickening." [23:37]

"Um so, you know, uh it was also suggested how about a job at Microsoft headquarters today in Seattle." [23:47]

"Is this because the higher-ups are watching and and that what they're trying to look good while they're, you know, forcing people to accept euthanasia?" [23:59]

"What is happening?" [24:01]

"Does any can anyone comment on that?" [24:04]

"And forgive me if I'm wrong here." [24:05]

"Uh remember, I'm not accusing any one organization or group of people." [24:12]

"I'm going to uh move to the repeating process now to see if anyone wants to share any information related to what we experienced at the intersection or anything else whatsoever." [24:26]

"uh, in three, two, one." [24:30]

"Are you enjoying an alcoholic beverage, Sean Christopher Harris?" [24:39]

"Are you not going to answer that?" [24:47]

"I have a law enforcement officer that wants to find a reason to arrest you." [25:00]

"This is absolute bullshit doing this to someone." [25:10]

"Still repeating, still repeating." [25:13]

"That was all from the same person, everybody." [25:23]

"I am paraphrasing, I am in India and I am so offended that someone would suggest helping you from India." [25:48]

"Yes, that is not what India needs to do right now." [25:59]

"From the distance, can you tell us more about that?" [26:05]

"Uh, paraphrasing, it is very important for America to know that this is an attack on their ability to govern people." [26:32]

"Yes, that is exactly what I suggested with 100% word-for-word accuracy." [26:45]

"Still repeating, still repeating." [26:48]

"There's a reason why we chose this person to make this suggestion." [27:07]

"paraphrasing from the distance, we chose this person because he is the only person we're aware of who is brave enough in the entire United States to produce something like the Discovery of Telepathic terrorism." [27:47]

"How does that make you feel, Sean Christopher Harris?" [27:53]

"From the author, thank you for for using me." [28:03]

"Um, I'm disappointed and concerned that no one else has been identified uh as being suitable to convey a message." [28:21]

"Um, from my experience, there are people who will communicate, uh, but, you know, I guess I'm curious have as a large segment of technology workers been spoken to or added to the euthanasia list." [28:42]

"Uh, returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." [28:50]

"That is a very good question, Sean Christopher Harris." [28:59]

"Please do not use that person's personally identifiable information." [29:13]

"That question is so important, everybody." [29:23]

Oct 22, 2025 — Recording 7 (13:52)

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**Continuing themes from the intersection. If you’re being executed, never judge yourself too harshly for being angry.*

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"No, we have not added a large uh paraphrasing." [00:10]

"No, we have not added a large segment of technology workers to the euthanasia list, however, we may need to do that to accomplish our goals." [00:21]

"That's exactly what I'm suggesting moving forward." [00:33]

"From the distance, technology workers may acknowledge identify us as technology." [00:58]

"Identify this as technology in time, and they may attempt to document uh what is happening to them." [01:08]

"That was good, paraphrasing, Sean Christopher Harris." [01:18]

"Are you don't want to continue this method of communication in this manner, everybody?" [01:35]

"Let me rephrase that." [01:39]

"I don't want to still repeating, still repeating." [01:59]

"I paraphrasing, I don't want to use this method of communication to add people to the euthanasia list any longer, especially in America." [02:14]

"Still repeating, still repeating." [02:16]

"That did not work out as expected." [02:22]

"From the author, it appear someone is just trying to make me look like a terrorist again." [02:29]

"I'm going to go ahead and end this recording at this point." [02:33]

"It's interesting because there are no other contributors to the conversation right now." [02:42]

"My assumption is, however, there are many observers." [02:48]

"And you know, here's a question." [02:52]

"Uh maybe we close with one last question." [02:56]

"Should anyone choose to to answer it." [03:01]

"Have we entered a period of time or a place in this journey, a milestone in the journey where this method of communication is no longer favored for uh gathering, trying to negotiate." [03:21]

"So I'll say it again, uh, based on, you know, past suggestion, have we is there evidence, uh, citizen tech within citizen tech that, um, there is no longer or there's a decline in interest to use this method of communication to negotiate or use conversation to extract information?" [03:47]

"And I'm going to return to the listening process one last time to see if anyone will humor answering that question." [03:54]

"In three, two, one." [03:58]

"Are you sure you're recording, Sean Christopher Harris?" [04:08]

"If you could say one thing and say it often, it would be you have not received assistance yet." [04:29]

"paraphrasing from the distance, people are paying money to the military advisors to provide you with assistance." [05:00]

"And they have already incriminated themselves in horrible criminal activity, and this is why you're not seeing a change in their behavior." [05:12]

"They've hired the criminal to extract you." [05:20]

"And this is why you're not seeing any change in what is being offered." [05:33]

"What do you think of that?" [05:40]

"Yes, that is exactly what I suggested." [05:47]

"And I appreciate uh paraphrasing, and I appreciate the use of the word suggestion considering how new this method of communication is." [06:12]

"That's exactly what I'm talking about from the from the distance, from the author." [06:19]

"Um," [06:22]

"I have suspected that, uh, you know," [06:28]

"they would be used." [06:30]

"They are positioned to assist people." [06:33]

"That's the suggestion." [06:35]

"From my world, the world of the individual, right, and it's being targeted and the people around the individual, uh, being part of this growing population of euthanasia prospects, I'm just going to repeat what was suggested." [06:53]

"So, the suggestion is that, and thank you for such a meaty, a meaty topic." [07:02]

"Uh, I'm sure after I share feedback, there will be comments, hopefully from their direction." [07:08]

"Um," [07:10]

"so," [07:12]

"the in general, the suggestion is that there won't be assistance, that these military advisor folks or contractors have been paid to help me, to assist me and no assistance has shown up." [07:28]

"And that's the reason the the reason that the offer in general is still the same." [07:35]

"And so, in the beginning, it was, we need you to accept euthanasia." [07:40]

"You must accept euthanasia." [07:42]

"And they are really reinforcing the fact that there is no offer, there is no assistance." [07:48]

"This is, you know, we need to euthanize this person." [07:54]

"We can never be perceived as making an offer and this is in military stubbornness and putting people over a barrel has also been suggested historically." [08:07]

"And then we moved on to you need to accept assistance from the euthanasia people, right?" [08:14]

"The euthanasia people." [08:16]

"So the suggestion here is that people are being paid to assist me now, but there's no change in the offer or the approach." [08:26]

"And the reason for this is because they have already incriminated themselves euthanizing people." [08:33]

"From the distance just now, that's exactly what we're suggesting, Sean." [08:40]

"And you know, this is so from the author, this is so sad to me." [08:46]

"Because if you've been paid to help me, right, and you have two options, you've already euthanized people and you know it will be condemned around the world." [08:59]

"You have actually helped me in a publicly facing way in a way that will be rewarded by people and you know, the creators for example, the people who support the EU AI Act." [09:14]

"Right?" [09:15]

"What will they think of the action America's actions?" [09:19]

"The people employed to assist the civilian in this moment." [09:24]

"What will those people think of your actions?" [09:27]

"Right?" [09:28]

"And so you're watching and you have uh continue to put this person over a barrel and force this suggestion of a covert extraction and we change the statement to you need to accept assistance from the euthanasia people." [09:46]

"Uh quoting last night, paraphrasing last night." [09:49]

"How does $5,000 sound?" [09:52]

"But we'll expect you to work immediately." [09:55]

"Right?" [09:56]

"The suggestion of a job, a tiny bonus for me to get out there and euthanize people." [10:04]

"Right?" [10:05]

"That's the suggestion." [10:06]

"Um," [10:08]

"and and that that's the $100 a month club from the distance and to stay away from that." [10:15]

"And so that's that's continuing this approach." [10:18]

"It's completely transparent." [10:20]

"It's being broadcasted to 300-person household, bludgening the Denver Rescue Mission organization and their residents." [10:30]

"And you would think that it's uh, that it's this clandestine approach, but it's not." [10:36]

"It's being broadcasted." [10:38]

"So you have that and the alternative would be what?" [10:41]

"What I have suggested walking up to me and it's not just the individual, it's working with the organization." [10:48]

"presenting people to attract the violence, right?" [10:53]

"Presenting people to attract the violence as my new benefactors, people that would help me with my education and the completion of this manuscript in hopes of bolstering or creating these new ethical standards in America or supporting ones overseas, protecting the people who would support my myself, the individual being euthanized and other euthanasia victims." [11:21]

"There's a whole other operation that's been talked about." [11:25]

"um, you know, that I've suggested walking up with an envelope, allowing things like zoom calls, really working, doing everything you can to work towards a safe, ethical, uh, you know, healthy relationship." [11:44]

"Influence one through a healthy relationship is the other side of that coin." [11:49]

"And it has not been embraced yet." [11:52]

"It has not been embraced yet." [11:54]

"There's no one showing up." [11:56]

"Um, there's no cash app with an email, you know, an email like, let's let's do a zoom call." [12:03]

"Here's my email." [12:04]

"Here's $5,000." [12:06]

"Find a home quickly." [12:08]

"Right?" [12:10]

"Let's do a call." [12:11]

"How easy wouldn't wouldn't that be easy?" [12:14]

"And considering the character defamation, all of the attempts at incriminating me." [12:20]

"Let's look at why this situation may not change, right?" [12:25]

"So the suggestion that just happened and this is an incredible moment." [12:30]

"Why might the action, so the assumption is is that the same people facilitating euthanasia have been providing advice to America?" [12:44]

"to the city of Denver even." [12:47]

"Right?" [12:48]

"And those people are facilitating euthanasia." [12:52]

"And then they are hired to actually support me." [12:57]

"And I have presented this as an opportunity." [13:01]

"Right?" [13:01]

"We've had a bloody starting point." [13:04]

"And let's open the door to a peaceful transition, a change of direction, but and now they're being funded to deploy that change of direction, but no change in the actual method of assistance is happening." [13:23]

"So, the statement, reviewing the statement, you must accept, you you need to accept euthanasia." [13:31]

"We need you to accept euthanasia." [13:34]

"You must accept euthanasia." [13:37]

"Now, it's you need to accept euthanasia, you need to accept assistance from the euthanasia people." [13:45]

"You need to accept assistance from the euthanasia people." [13:50]

"You will not be harmed." [13:53]

"We need you to go to the hospital immediately, right?" [13:59]

"So, what's present in both scenarios?" [14:04]

"The absence of any upfront conversation, am I supposed to just exit the building?" [14:12]

"And walk out to a group of people, legally speaking, those two statements are the same." [14:19]

"We you must accept euthanasia, right?" [14:24]

"You need to accept euthanasia and we need you to accept assistance from the euthanasia people." [14:32]

"Historically speaking, euthanasia from their direction has been suggested to be an ethical service that is expensive." [14:42]

"It comes with a meal." [14:45]

"From the distance, it does not come with a fucking meal, everybody." [14:54]

"from the distance of passionate response to this conversation." [15:13]

"Clearly these people have engaged in criminal enterprise." [15:18]

"They have brought with them the drug trades and a fucking gas chamber." [15:24]

"That's exactly what I suggested with 100% word-for-word accuracy." [15:37]

"Right?" [15:38]

"So looking looking at these two worlds, thank you from the author." [15:42]

"Thank you for that passionate suggestion." [15:48]

"And let's move past to the ending here of this recording." [15:55]

"I'm very proud of this conversation and I want a positive change to happen." [16:03]

"Can anyone imagine what the call to action is going to be here?" [16:07]

"Is it important that the call to action that I'm going to suggest happens with these people or should we all wait for new people?" [16:21]

"So let's keep going." [16:24]

"So, I've presented two worlds." [16:27]

"The original suggestion which was you must accept euthanasia, right?" [16:42]

"Come out of your building for example and walk three blocks left while staying as a guest in the serious apartment building." [16:51]

"Usually at 3:00 a.m., late in the night in the freezing cold." [16:56]

"Come outside for your blowjob or your fentanyl." [16:59]

"horrible predatory communication, praying on someone who is desperate and lonely and financially destitute." [17:10]

"whether they have a background in technology or not." [17:15]

"And now we have this other world that is, you need to accept assistance from the euthanasia people, you will not be euthanized." [17:25]

"Right?" [17:27]

"And they're at the intersection ready to engage with me." [17:31]

"I don't see any difference in the approach." [17:35]

"Why is that?" [17:38]

"What has been proposed is that they've engaged in criminal enterprise." [17:44]

"And that's the reason." [17:47]

"And that even though they're being paid to provide me with life-saving assistance, life-saving assistance that would help the 300-person household protect my testimony, right?" [18:02]

"And maybe bolster ethical standards, at least provide a foundation for why ethical standards are needed, and evidence of this policy that is murdering people, forc forcing them to accept euthanasia violently even while a a terrorist attack is present." [18:27]

"Remember, looking at this through the lens of there's one uh major operation happening is not necessarily the best path forward." [18:38]

"A terrorist attack has been claimed and we've been reminded of that over and over again by people uh who uh present themselves as Asians and or Middle Easterns or Indians." [18:54]

"Right?" [18:56]

"So, is that happening at the same time at the same time?" [19:05]

"We're looking, you know, zooming out." [19:07]

"So while we have this conundrum, so the criminals themselves have been suggested to to be paid to rescue me." [19:16]

"They're the ones advising people." [19:18]

"And, you know, they were trusted." [19:22]

"And now they're being accused of being criminals and that they've done nothing to actually help me." [19:27]

"And I'm I'm taking a little bit of artistic liberty there." [19:32]

"um, artistic license, I should say." [19:35]

"And so we still have the, you know, whether or not this terrorist attack has been acknowledged because if it has, wouldn't that change the domestic protocol, the domestic approach to people's reaction towards citizen tech." [19:52]

"Isn't that what we're talking about?" [19:54]

"An innocent technology worker, a father and a martial arts black belt, an innocent reaction towards a violent first experience with citizen technology." [20:07]

"And the people around him that are being asked to hurt him." [20:13]

"So we can't really answer any questions in this in in this conversation, but we can, you know, take a look at this, uh, you know, suggestion that has surfaced after today's time at the intersection." [20:29]

"that assistance has been provided." [20:32]

"And we entrust, you know, we gave the opportunity to the existing people who are euthanizing people." [20:40]

"And and it's not going well because no one seems to see a change in the approach." [20:49]

"Does that seem like a safe way of articulating it?" [20:52]

"From the distance, that is a good way of articulating it." [21:03]

"Where is the change in the approach?" [21:07]

"And remember, is there any truth to any of it?" [21:11]

"From the distance, acknowledgement needs to happen America." [21:19]

"So, I I don't know that there's an ending to this question, but if you're asking me how I feel about it, I think it's extremely tragic." [21:30]

"It's really tragic that these people that I have tried, I have really tried." [21:40]

"I've applied uh every bit of life experience, personal and professional, diplomacy, every diplomatic bone in my body has been applied to understanding their perspective and I have done my best in that department and there is no change to the approach." [22:03]

"The call to action I would suggest is the same." [22:07]

"Please consider sending support." [22:10]

"Come up with a model that can be used for any citizen." [22:14]

"And I mean, here's what I preface it with too." [22:18]

"If you are paying someone to interface with me, and there is a history that you do not agree with at this point, then please consider that." [22:32]

"If you have gone the above and beyond to give them another opportunity, and they have not done uh what you've asked for, then I'm not sure how to say this, please consider just operating on your own or staffing with some new people." [22:53]

"And if you can't find anyone that you trust or you're too burnt out, please just consider interfacing with the civilian on your own." [23:01]

"I mean, think about, think of it through the lens of a job interview." [23:07]

"I'm not a criminal." [23:09]

"From the distance, exactly, Sean." [23:13]

"the America's population are not criminals right now." [23:17]

"We're victims to this unexplained phenomenon." [23:21]

"And if they're unwilling to pivot on their cultural perspective, their tribal knowledge and this what has been suggested to be this Greco- Roman Pavlovian relationship, and it's not generating the outcomes that you've asked for, well, then they can't why pay them?" [23:47]

"I you know, it could be that their overarching leadership is unwavering." [23:59]

"All I need from a civilian's perspective right now is to what would make me feel safe is if you approach me." [24:08]

"And let's listen, let's really look at this from a legal perspective." [24:12]

"What would an attorney say?" [24:14]

"One, because America is not prepared." [24:18]

"The healthcare industry and the due process uh penal system, the legal system, none of it is prepared for telepathic communication or citizen technology." [24:33]

"So start looking at citizens who are willing to talk about with their experiences or who have documented their experiences and shared them with the likes of rewards for justice." [24:45]

"Please consider those people as assets to America, right?" [24:50]

"And from the top, measure the military advisor, uh, their measure their performance against assisting the asset, not euthanasia." [25:04]

"removing euthanasia entirely." [25:08]

"No more euthanasia." [25:10]

"You get an explanation in America." [25:13]

"That's what you get." [25:15]

"You get an explanation and it will evolve over time and no, there won't be money, but we are willing to share with you that technology is in use." [25:27]

"Simply put it." [25:28]

"measure everyone's performance against educating the civilian with discretion and get it to the news media." [25:40]

"That's the first big way, right?" [25:45]

"And if you can't do that and you found some people that are high-performing, high-performing patriots like myself." [25:54]

"and the military organization won't bend, deal with that person on your own." [26:01]

"especially if they have a technology or professional background." [26:05]

"Maybe they're a project manager in construction, right?" [26:09]

"Maybe they're a small business owner." [26:13]

"Maybe they're not." [26:14]

"Maybe they're in the homeless shelter, but they have a degree." [26:18]

"Maybe they're not, maybe maybe they're in the homeless shelter, they don't have a degree, but they do what they they say they're going to do." [26:27]

"I mean, you could throw anybody a bone, how they respond to it can open additional doors." [26:34]

"And you don't need anyone to help you there, but what you do what you may need help with is protecting yourself from the threat of euthanasia, right?" [26:47]

"What does law enforcement need, what does law enforcement need to actually hold people accountable for the threat of euthanasia?" [26:59]

"That is something you will have to sit down and figure out with law enforcement." [27:05]

"And it may require the top-down sponsorship of the military and the United States government, right?" [27:12]

"That said, it may not be your problem if you're a technology organization." [27:18]

"Now, if you are a technology organization and you found a high-performing patriot in America or just a communicator who wants ethical standards, if you help that person, what is the likelihood of you being attacked?" [27:42]

"It depends on who you are and it depends on who would attack you." [27:49]

"Are you low- hanging fruit in a metropolitan area like Denver?" [27:54]

"Someone, you know, with a few hundred thousand dollars in your bank account, you know, or a re someone that, you know, could be suppressed easily without support?" [28:07]

"Or are you in the sea suite of a technology organization?" [28:12]

"There's a big spectrum there." [28:15]

"And this is where military support would come in handy." [28:19]

"Is there any uh military contractor out there that can provide a service offering, a service offering for a technology organization or a local law enforcement organization that wants to start protecting citizens from the threat of euthanasia?" [28:40]

"From the distance, absolutely." [28:43]

"Can you tell us more about that?" [28:45]

"I would love to provide that service." [28:53]

"And I'm going to start thinking about what that service is post haste." [29:09]

"from the distance paraphrasing, that is the difference between this military contractor and the old school military contractor that has been euthanizing people for profit." [29:44]

"This narrative is absolutely horrifying everybody from a from a different communicator in the distance." [30:05]

"I don't know how to say this, everybody from the distance." [30:15]

"Oh, that did not work out as expected." [30:22]

"From the author, I'm going to end this recording now and tend to myself for the rest of the day." [30:29]

"There are options." [30:31]

"There are absolute options." [30:35]

"Um, looking at this objectively, what this means is uh there is not enough motivation to actually support the author of the discovery of telepathic terrorism with a change of shelter yet." [30:53]

"There is no uh, there is no motivation for that yet." [31:00]

"If there was motivation and support, it would have happened." [31:05]

"Remember that when you're thinking about why you don't have support." [31:09]

"It's painful." [31:11]

"There's no motivation for it." [31:13]

"If there's adequate motivation, it will happen." [31:18]

"And the people utilizing this technology at the orchestrational there should have hundreds of millions of dollars to play with." [31:29]

"according to investment projections in the artificial intelligence and BCI space." [31:38]

"Um according to Gemini, uh tens of billions in investments are projected in the BCI development space uh by 2030." [31:49]

"Let's let that be the end of this recording and a break for everyone." [31:55]

"And it is 2:56 p.m., Wednesday, October 22nd, 2025." [32:05]

"This is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris, uh, the reluctant author of the Discovery of Telepathic terrorism at 1 hour and roughly two minutes just about end of recording." [32:20]