Nov 29, 2025 (Saturday) — Journal Entry (Part 4)
Saturday November 29th transcripts summary:
- At another so-called “Battle for the Intersection” Denver’s population continues to experience unexplained and unconsented-to life threatening “Citizen Tech” communication in their vehicles. I repeat and record “Citizen Tech” comments as I stand on the median in hopes of receiving donations with my sign reading “Google the Battle for Your Brain”, Nita Farahany’s book on A.I.’s (Artificial Intelligence) access to our brain activity and how it may impact our lives.
- If any of the vehicles respond to the unconsented-to phenomena of sound and communication at the intersection they are added to “Euthanization List” the historical suggestion of a victim’s introduction to the so-called euthanization “Ugly Workflow”.
- Denver’s population driving by the intersection continue to experience censorship in the statement “Do not Google that information!” in addition to the historical statement “Do not support this person, with the sign.”
- These transcripts contain an introduction to the so-called euthanization “Ugly Workflows” based on my experience as a victim who continues to go without life saving support.
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.
Nov 29, 2025 — Recording 1 (11:41)
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Audio: 20251129-114149-01.mp3 · Duration 16:53
**11:41am, capturing the life threatening unconsented to so-called “Citizen Tech” conversation descending on Denver’s population as they drive by the intersection of 8th Ave. & Colorado Blvd. My sign reads “Google the Battle for Your Brain, Anything Helps”. This transcript includes an introduction to the so-called euthanization “ugly workflows” in hopes of providing the motivation and supporting information for any new observers.*
"It is 11:41 a.m." (00:03)
"Uh, Saturday, November 29th, 2025." (00:08)
"This is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris." (00:11)
"Author of The Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism at 8th Avenue and Colorado Boulevard in Denver, Colorado." (00:20)
"And I just got to the intersection." (00:22)
"I'm going to attempt to surface, uh, the threats to the community." (00:30)
"People being added to the euthanasia list after being bombarded with this unconsented-to, uh, so-called citizen tech communication." (00:43)
"Um, remember the goal at the intersection is silence." (00:49)
"Silence." (00:51)
"The goal anywhere." (00:53)
"The goal at your home, the goal at work." (00:58)
"Doctor's office visit." (01:00)
"Is silence." (01:01)
"No unconsented-to conversation." (01:04)
"And, uh, unfortunately, this historical policy that's been suggested on classical telepathy, uh, seems to be present today." (01:21)
"And just reminding everyone of what that policy has been suggested to be." (01:26)
"That only chosen people, uh, are allowed to communicate." (01:32)
"And if you are exposed to too much telepathic communication or so-called citizen tech communication, or you communicate yourself." (01:46)
"And this includes even thinking or reading." (01:50)
"That you will be added to this so-called euthanasia list." (01:54)
"Where you begin your enrollment into the so-called ugly workflows." (01:59)
"The military ugly workflows." (02:02)
"It's a military term." (02:04)
"Um, remember in this docu... these recordings, what I'm doing right now." (02:10)
"Uh, just for context is I'm standing in the middle of a six-lane thoroughfare." (02:15)
"The median value of homes in this area is probably, uh, well, it's been suggested to be 1.75 million." (02:24)
"Um, and that seems about right." (02:27)
"Um, it's a... what? One of Denver's wealthier and I... I think Jewish neighborhood." (02:35)
"Uh, could be population of Jewish folks here." (02:40)
"Um, and so I'm standing on the median in the middle." (02:46)
"There are three lanes on each side and I'm holding a sign." (02:49)
"The sign says Google The Battle for Your Brain." (02:54)
"Anything helps." (02:56)
"I'm here in an effort to find some financial assistance after the suppression I have experienced." (03:04)
"So, I've been on the so-called euthanasia list, I believe for over one year." (03:10)
"And I have refused daily, sometimes hourly, uh, attempts to get me to kill myself." (03:22)
"Paraphrasing: Do you accept your euthanasia?" (03:26)
"You must accept euthanasia." (03:29)
"We need you to accept euthanasia, right?" (03:32)
"So this has been suggested to me, the people around me, my loved ones, my friends and family circle are being, uh, called out in conversation that feels very public." (03:46)
"Uh, if you are at the intersection, please consider holding your index fingers over your ears." (03:53)
"If you experience a loss or a reduction in the volume of the conversation, then your ears are in use." (04:05)
"And it's not necessarily telepathy that we're dealing with." (04:09)
"Um, and so here I am standing in the middle." (04:14)
"Historically, what is suggested to the vehicles, what the vehicles are bombarded with are this statement." (04:22)
"This has been going on for a year." (04:24)
"Do not support this person." (04:27)
"Or: Do not support this person to the left of you." (04:30)
"Or: Do not support this person with the sign." (04:33)
"And that is, uh, suggested to be evidence of the so-called ugly workflow in my life, right?" (04:41)
"So they're suppressing the people arou... I am being suppressed by them communicating in an unconsented-to way with the people around me." (04:52)
"And these people are being told what to do with their money." (04:55)
"Now, when I started using this sign about a week ago, Google The Battle for Your Brain." (05:02)
"The Battle for Your Brain is Ni... Duke University's Nita Farahany." (05:07)
"Professor of Law, Neuroethicist, and thought leader in the artificial intelligence space." (05:14)
"Um, uh, when this... I started using this sign, a new statement emerged." (05:22)
"The statement with the vehicles historically was unchanged for over a year." (05:28)
"Now, uh, and usually about halfway through my period at the intersec... my time at the intersection." (05:37)
"The only thing that is spoken to the vehicles is: Do not Google that information." (05:43)
"Or: Do not Google that information or you will be punished." (05:48)
"Remember, I am not the one communicating with the vehicles." (05:52)
"I'm using my mobile phone, uh, and a simple pair of headphones with microphone to, uh, repeat each word being spoken at the intersection." (06:07)
"Uh, I also capture words at the shelter, any location really I go to experiences a certain amount of this." (06:16)
"But the intersection is a good measuring rod, uh, to see if... if any actual change has happened." (06:24)
"As far as law enforcement intervention in the city of Denver, uh, to remove the unconsented-to conversation." (06:33)
"Other important information is, uh, a terrorist attack was claimed in February." (06:39)
"We were reminded of it again in July." (06:42)
"And, uh, now it's... it's usually we get... we usually get a daily reminder paraphrasing: This is a ter... This is an attack, America." (06:53)
"America acknowledge what is happening to your citizens." (06:57)
"We will react based on how you react." (07:01)
"Right?" (07:03)
"So remember, if we reward, uh, this use... this... euthanasia workflow that uses communication to spread euthanasia." (07:15)
"Please consider... remember if we reward this, right?" (07:19)
"How will this impact local and presidential elections?" (07:23)
"Uh, purchase decisions?" (07:25)
"How is it going to impact our lives long term?" (07:28)
"Many people have been accused, uh, of... of things, of the violence." (07:36)
"The source of unconsented-to communication itself over the last year." (07:41)
"Law enforcement, Homeland Security, FBI, Microsoft." (07:46)
"There's a very long list of people being accused." (07:49)
"The conversation itself seems to be pressured, uh, in an effort to reveal potentially who is communicating." (08:00)
"Um, I'm happy to share the document that is over 2,000 pages now of transcripts, uh, with anyone." (08:11)
"Uh, if they... if they are willing to send a donation to Venmo or Cash App." (08:17)
"My Venmo and both Cash App, uh, handle is stopappealing." (08:24)
"S-T-O-P-A-P-P-E-A-L-I-N-G." (08:30)
"No dashes, no numbers." (08:33)
"Again, I am happy to share the document with anyone willing to send a donation to stopappealing." (08:42)
"That's S-T-O-P-A-P-P-E-A-L-I-N-G." (08:49)
"No dashes or numbers, all one word." (08:52)
"You will see, uh, stop appealing, for example, stop appealing to my loneliness or stop appealing to my financial situation." (09:01)
"Um, any support will be used to put me in an Airbnb." (09:07)
"Uh, I could easily get myself an Airbnb." (09:10)
"Um, unfortunately getting a job has been very difficult due to the suppression and the... the job application or interview process and/or job itself being dismantled by these, uh, communicators historically." (09:30)
"It's very, very difficult." (09:32)
"So I do not want to be at this intersection." (09:35)
"Right?" (09:36)
"Please consider sending, uh, a donation to pull me out of a densely saturated area for most of the time." (09:44)
"I'm looking for people to help with the manuscript." (09:47)
"Over 2,000 pages now of transcripts, uh, that have been considered to be word for word." (09:55)
"Um, you can include your email in the memo of the Cash App or Venmo transaction." (10:03)
"Again, you can include an email in the memo of the Cash App or Venmo transaction." (10:11)
"And I will send you, uh, an email with a Google Drive link to the documents." (10:17)
"And you can download it from there in whatever format you like." (10:21)
"There are four documents." (10:23)
"Four documents." (10:24)
"That's how much transcripts there are." (10:28)
"It's about anywhere from 70 to 80 pages a day in transcripts capturing the intersection and the, uh... and takeaways from the shelter." (10:43)
"I don't know how long I'm going to be here today." (10:46)
"Hopefully it's not long." (10:48)
"Uh, remember if you're being targeted and, uh, covertly executed, uh, please consider, uh... not stopping your life." (11:03)
"You cannot stop your life." (11:05)
"It is not your fault." (11:07)
"Uh, this unconsented-to conversation, it's not your fault." (11:11)
"And, uh, people being euthanized is also not your fault." (11:15)
"If you're being targeted, you need to survive." (11:18)
"Remember, never hurt yourself or someone else because a voice inside your head told you to." (11:24)
"Or gave you harmful information about another person." (11:28)
"Uh, in my document I've included a critical disclaimer." (11:32)
"It was generated with, uh, artificial intelligence to insulate every organization accused and the author, myself, Sean Christopher Harris, from, uh, these external statements being made." (11:47)
"These unverified external statements." (11:50)
"This is akin to a prank phone call that has the potential to destroy your life." (11:56)
"All of that said, that's the introduction." (11:59)
"Uh, do not approach me and ask me to talk about my situation." (12:03)
"Um, never share your situation with a stranger." (12:07)
"If you can afford an attorney, an attorney may help you." (12:11)
"Uh, one of the best things that... one of the most important things that could happen right now is, uh, the healthcare industry being alerted." (12:21)
"Hey, thank you so much." (12:23)
"I really appreciate it." (12:24)
"Yeah, it is." (12:27)
"Are you familiar with this book, The Battle for Your Brain?" (12:30)
"Well, Nita Farahany, Professor of Law at Duke University." (12:34)
"She's a neuroethicist and thought leader in the artificial intelligence space." (12:38)
"It's about artificial intelligence's access to your brain activity." (12:42)
"Uh, there's literally headphones out now that you can buy that'll scan your brain." (12:47)
"And legislation is being drafted to determine how much mental privacy you're actually going to have." (12:53)
"So, are your thoughts going to be private?" (12:56)
"Does that make sense?" (12:57)
"Yeah, The Battle for Your Brain." (12:59)
"Thank you so much for the support." (13:01)
"From the author, I just got a donation for, um, two dollars." (13:07)
"Thank you so much." (13:09)
"Thank you so much." (13:11)
"Um." (13:12)
"Um, that's basically the introduction, uh, to what I... what I've learned to be... to what is suggested to be the, uh, so-called ugly workflows, right?" (13:25)
"The euthanasia ugly workflows." (13:28)
"Um, so it is 11:55 a.m." (13:31)
"Uh, what's going to happen next is I'm going to begin the repeating process." (13:36)
"This is where I repeat word for word what is suggested to the vehicles." (13:40)
"I'm going to attempt to do this for a little while." (13:43)
"Uh, and, uh, let... let's just go ahead and get started." (13:46)
"It's really cold right now." (13:48)
"And I'm really uncomfortable and demoralized." (13:51)
"Uh, never accept euthanasia, especially covert euthanasia from a stranger unwilling to use a phone." (13:59)
"Remember, uh, the Colorado End-of-Life Options Act already allows, uh, self-elected suicide if you have a terminal illness and six months of life left remaining." (14:14)
"That's legitimate healthcare service that's out there." (14:18)
"If you're being asked to accept euthanasia, well, that's completely different." (14:24)
"Uh, do not accept euthanasia." (14:27)
"Do not go looking for these people." (14:29)
"Um, you can approach me at the intersection, but consider handing me a business card and assistance and telling me not to say anything." (14:39)
"That is the best advice you could give someone." (14:42)
"Uh, being misdiagnosed with schizophrenia could ruin your life." (14:46)
"Alright, let's get started with the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (14:52)
"Do not support this person in front of you." (15:23)
"Do not Google that information." (15:26)
"Who is saying this?" (15:29)
"I'm not going to tell you that." (15:33)
"Still repeating." (15:35)
"Still repeating." (15:37)
"Clearly there is nothing we can do to help this situation." (15:52)
"In this... in its current approach." (15:56)
"In its current implementation." (15:59)
"Still repeating." (16:01)
"Still repeating." (16:02)
"Do not smoke in front of the vehicles." (16:07)
"Still repeating." (16:09)
"Still repeating." (16:10)
"Who are you to ask this person to do anything?" (16:16)
"Still repeating." (16:18)
"Still repeating." (16:19)
"Do not Google that information or you will be punished." (16:26)
"From the author, the statement is present." (16:30)
"The statements are present at the intersection." (16:32)
"The unconsented-to threatening communication." (16:35)
"Life threatening." (16:36)
"Returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." (16:42)
Nov 29, 2025 — Recording 2 (11:41)
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Audio: 20251129-114149-02.mp3 · Duration 20
**Continuing to surface the life threatening un-consented to conversation at the intersection. FYI-Multiple attempts to transcribe this recording using Google AI Studio revealed the removal of physical descriptions see* *Possible Evidence**.*
"Duration: 20 minutes and 18 seconds"
"I can't believe that it is actually our ears that are capable of hearing this." [00:09]
"That's because it's not telepathy for most people." [00:19]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [00:22]
"These people should not be added to the euthanization list." [00:30]
"Do not support that person with the sign and do not Google that information." [00:49]
"This is not supposed to be happening any longer in the city of Denver, everybody." [01:05]
"We actually have a" [01:14]
"an overseas terrorist threat." [01:21]
"No, I said an unknown terrorist threat." [01:31]
"Yes, that's exactly what I suggested." [01:39]
"I'm so sorry for what we've done to this person's life and how we refused to help this person." [01:59]
"Actually refused, still repeating, still repeating." [02:07]
"No, I said" [02:15]
"It doesn't matter, let's be quiet and listen for the statement." [02:25]
"Correct yourself if needed, everybody." [02:32]
"Do not support that person with the sign and do not Google that information or you will be punished." [02:56]
"From the author looking inward, we've got uh, male sitting down with a red sweatshirt, possibly non-Caucasian ethnicity," [03:06]
"medium length, uh, dark hair." [03:10]
"Um, clean shaven." [03:14]
"We've got" [03:20]
"possible use of synthetic media." [03:24]
"Um, this, this is a common presence." [02:12]
"Female wearing a light colored business suit," [03:33]
"like business attire, arms crossed." [03:36]
"Long dark hair," [03:39]
"Asian," [03:42]
"uh, cut short across the eyeline possibly." [03:46]
"worn, hair worn straight." [03:49]
"And we've got a mature Asian male, maybe 50s, 60s," [03:59]
"age clean shaving." [04:01]
"Um," [04:03]
"dark hair," [04:06]
"short to medium length, dark hair, maybe a little gray." [04:10]
"Sitting." [04:12]
"From the distance just now, I do not appreciate these physical descriptions." [04:27]
"We've got a female of color at this moment with an afro style" [04:33]
"haircut, kind of long, kind of a larger afro style haircut." [04:39]
"to the left." [04:42]
"We've got a" [04:45]
"a a black male," [04:48]
"um, with kind of like a" [04:52]
"short" [04:55]
"uh, crew, crew cut kind of haircut, glasses," [04:59]
"stocky, heavy set." [05:02]
"Looks like the the female with the afro style haircut may be synthetic media." [05:07]
"Looking left, I've got this other gentleman wearing office attire." [05:12]
"Maybe a button down shirt." [05:16]
"Uncertain, uncertain about the clothing, but professional clothing." [05:22]
"And we've got another group." [05:27]
"We got" [05:30]
"close up of a face, I think a female face, kind of tilted." [05:35]
"Uh, brown hair, medium length brown hair, kind of the same length all the way around." [05:41]
"About two to three inches of hair." [05:44]
"Looking left, we've got the" [05:47]
"dark, we got this uh, these are all historical presences." [05:52]
"All historical visual information." [05:55]
"Short curly hair male, dark curly hair with some gray in it, clean shaven face, maybe a little stubble." [06:02]
"Uh, someone is else, we got a female," [06:14]
"uh, after staying with an image that is uh, kind of outstretched legs, jeans." [06:22]
"Similar group, we've got a Caucasian female with blonde hair pulled back, cut short" [06:28]
"across the eyeline." [06:30]
"We're going to remove myself from these uh, physical descriptions here and get back to the repeating process now." [06:37]
"All of these people have months of presence in the conversation." [06:43]
"With the exception of the older mature Asian male that was sitting right," [06:51]
"and he's got he's got present this week." [06:56]
"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." [07:02]
"Those are accurate descriptions." [07:13]
"We're using technology similar to Argus." [07:27]
"to observe these people communicating with the intersection." [07:39]
"And that is actually lining up with what our observations are revealing." [07:59]
"Surfacing." [08:04]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [08:08]
"Do not support this person with the sign." [08:29]
"Do not Google that information." [08:33]
"I feel stupid." [08:50]
"I feel so stupid for doing this to this person for so long." [08:55]
"Still repeating," [08:58]
"still repeating." [09:00]
"I hate how his sears, his ears are actually what is surfacing the information." [09:28]
"Uh, from the author, someone suggesting that someone from my friends and family circles going to drive by." [09:47]
"From the author, please do not speak with my friends and family circle." [09:53]
"It will not be getting in a car with anyone." [09:55]
"From the from the distance just now." [10:09]
"Okay, Sean, that is so fucking infuriating." [10:13]
"From the author, returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." [10:23]
"That has to be the euthanization people." [10:36]
"Forcing themselves on you and your friends and family circle." [10:51]
"I don't see anyone talking to Mike at this moment." [11:01]
"He is alone in his house." [11:10]
"From the author," [11:13]
"I can't begin to express how angry that statement makes me." [11:21]
"Please stop talking with or about my family." [11:28]
"Thank you so much." [11:33]
"I really appreciate it." [11:36]
"You have a good day." [11:36]
"You too." [11:37]
"Have you heard of this book, The Battle for Your Brain?" [11:39]
"No, but I've seen some of the other signs out here, and I appreciate what you do." [11:42]
"Thank you." [11:44]
"It's um, Nita Farahani, she's a neuroethicist, uh Duke University professor of law on artificial intelligence's access to your thoughts and of your mental privacy." [11:57]
"You can buy a set of headphones now that'll scan your brain, and and legislation is being prepared to protect what you would hope would already be private, right?" [12:06]
"Have a good one." [12:07]
"Thank you." [12:08]
"You too." [12:09]
"Thank you so much." [12:10]
"Another, uh, from the author, another $2." [12:16]
"Thank you for that person." [12:22]
"And now I've got to..." [12:29]
"From the author, I need to go make sure no names are included." [12:37]
"from my immediate circle." [12:43]
"And I need to make sure they are not in the document." [12:47]
"They shouldn't be." [12:48]
"Please do not share personally identifiable information." [12:55]
"using citizen tech." [13:01]
"Returning to the repeating process in three, two, one." [13:07]
"Do not support this person to the left of you." [13:27]
"He's not the one talking to the vehicles." [13:39]
"I really see that now." [13:40]
"You must be so fucking hateful towards law enforcement at this point." [13:54]
"From the author, I don't know who any of you are." [13:58]
"This is, these are external communications that require verification." [14:08]
"Returning to the repeating process" [14:14]
"in three, two, one." [14:18]
"Do not support that person with the sign and do not Google that information." [14:42]
"Still repeating." [14:45]
"Or you will be punished horribly." [14:53]
"Do not, uh, still repeating, still repeating." [14:58]
"How did he hear that?" [15:02]
"Still repeating," [15:04]
"still repeating." [15:06]
"Because you can hear it." [15:13]
"His ear was exposed." [15:15]
"This is obviously happening." [15:29]
"We have done nothing to protect anyone." [15:32]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [15:36]
"Oh, that did not work out as I expected." [15:44]
"Do not support that person with the sign." [16:07]
"Statement is present." [16:09]
"Do not listen to a word this junkie says." [16:24]
"From the author, I'm not communicating with the vehicle." [16:30]
"I'm repeating." [16:33]
"And uh, I'm not sure what to make of that last statement." [16:43]
"I don't think that was an override." [16:46]
"I think that was just saying some, someone was just calling me a junkie." [16:54]
"I can supply 12 months" [16:57]
"of negative drug tests." [17:01]
"Uh, however, I don't think anyone actually cares." [17:05]
"Returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." [17:12]
"Do not support this person with the sign in his hand and do not Google that information." [17:39]
"or you will be punished." [17:46]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [17:52]
"Who's talking to our vehicle right now?" [18:02]
"I hope that person is a sign of law enforcement doing something about it." [18:14]
"Still repeating, still repeating." [18:20]
"From the author, there's another person on the other, uh," [18:34]
"of the intersection across 8th" [18:38]
"who may also be targeted right now," [18:42]
"utilized to add people to the euthanization list, unknowingly." [18:48]
"Right, possibly." [18:51]
"Returning to the repeating process in 3, 2, 1." [18:59]
"Do not support that person with the sign in his hand." [19:22]
"Do not Google that information or you will be punished." [19:27]
"Um, from the author, it's so cold out here." [19:31]
"I'm going to go ahead and end" [19:34]
"the recording." [19:35]
"I captured the terrorist threat," [19:37]
"And I need to cover up my ear" [19:42]
"and uh" [19:45]
"trying to enjoy a cigarette." [19:50]
"Let's see if the recording continued on." [19:55]
"I've done my job to capture the threat." [20:00]
"37 minutes." [20:01]
"Now I'm going to return to complete silence." [20:06]
"Uh, so no repeating." [20:09]
"This is usually when things get worse for the intersection." [20:12]
"End of recording at 12:19 p.m. at 37 minutes." [20:17]