Nov 29, 2025 — Recording 1 (11:41) (Part 4)
Nov 29, 2025 — Recording 1 (11:41)
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)