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<seo title="Bot and automated corporations" metakeywords="bots" metadescription="Bots are the cause of 64% of internet traffic, they are algorithms which works autonomously on the web."/> | <seo title="Bot and automated corporations" metakeywords="bots" metadescription="Bots are the cause of 64% of internet traffic, they are algorithms which works autonomously on the web."/> | ||
'''As we have seen, [[Corporation|corporations]] are the dominant ''natural people'' on plant earth surpassing humans as the apex | '''As we have seen, [[Corporation|corporations]] are the dominant ''natural people'''''<ref>'''Santa Clara County v. Southern Pacific''', U.S. Supreme Court (1886): 118 U.S. 394. Decided: May 9, 1886. Accessed 6<sup>th</sup> Jan 2022 via <nowiki>https://supreme.justia.com/cases/federal/us/118/394/</nowiki></ref> '''on plant earth surpassing humans as the world's apex entities. We have seen that their [[Psychopath|psychopathy]] traits are indicative of a machine like function which is''' | ||
'''Artificial Intelligence already rules the world. It has for hundreds of years, it just has another name, the [[corporation]].''' | |||
When Mitt Romney said “corporations are people, my friend” people laughed at him. But he was right. Corporations are legal persons. This is not an analogy or a metaphor but a legal fact. Corporate personhood has been accepted since ancient India, through Rome, to the present day. | When Mitt Romney said “corporations are people, my friend” people laughed at him. But he was right. Corporations are legal persons. This is not an analogy or a metaphor but a legal fact. Corporate personhood has been accepted since ancient India, through Rome, to the present day. | ||