Truality.Unfiltered

When the Cloud Went Dark: The AWS Outage That Exposed the Internet’s Fragility In a world where nearly everything we do flows through the internet—banking, business, education, healthcare, and even our homes—digital infrastructure has become as critical as electricity or clean water. Yet unlike those utilities, much of the internet’s backbone is controlled by private corporations operating largely out of public view. That reality came sharply into focus on October 20, 2025, when Amazon Web Services experienced a massive outage that temporarily took down large portions of the global internet. For hours, millions of people were locked out of services they rely on daily—not because of cyberwarfare or a natural disaster, but because of a failure in a single technical layer most users never think about. The outage wasn’t just a technical hiccup. It was a warning. What Actually Happened Shortly after 3:11 AM ET, AWS’s U.S.-East-1 region in Northern Virginia began experiencing widesprea...

Texting scams are everywhere — and they’re getting nastier, smarter, and harder to spot. Here’s the truth: serious state, federal, and reputable private institutions almost never initiate urgent legal, regulatory, or enforcement actions via a single SMS. If you get a text threatening law action, asset freezes, fines, or demanding immediate payment or private info—treat it as hostile, not official. Below I’ll explain why, give real evidence, show how AI is making it worse, and list exact steps to take if you’re targeted. Why official agencies don’t use text as their first and only legal channel Legal due-process and service rules require paper trails. Important government actions (court summons, notices of tax lien, eviction, or criminal process) are governed by statute and civil procedure rules that require documented service or certified mail, not a single text. Certified mail/return receipt provides proof of delivery required in many legal contexts. Courts and agencies rely on re...

AI and the Dangers of Its Future Applications Why My View of AI Changed For a long time, I viewed artificial intelligence through a familiar lens. I assumed that as AI advanced, it would slowly begin to resemble us—more collaborative, more intuitive, more aligned with human reasoning and values. The idea was comforting: a powerful partner that could help humanity solve problems we’ve struggled with for centuries. But the deeper I looked, the more that assumption collapsed. AI is not becoming human. It doesn’t inherit our instincts, emotions, or moral intuitions. And that realization changes everything. Intelligence alone does not equal wisdom, empathy, or restraint. In fact, intelligence without those qualities can be far more dangerous than ignorance. Intelligence Without Values Is the Core Risk The real danger of advanced AI is not that it will “turn evil.” That framing misses the point entirely. AI does not hate. It does not resent. It does not seek revenge. It optimizes. AI systems...

Truality.Unfiltered: The Reality of Global Currency Resets A Currency Reset Is Not a Theory — It’s a Pattern A global currency reset isn’t speculation or conspiracy. It’s history repeating itself. A reset occurs when a monetary system becomes unsustainable and those in power decide the existing rules no longer serve their interests. Sometimes that reset involves revaluing currencies. Sometimes it means devaluing them. Other times, it replaces them entirely with new systems—asset-backed frameworks, digital currencies, or revised reserve structures. The stated goal is always stability: fix debt, calm markets, restore balance. The real outcome is always the same: power shifts , wealth redistributes, and ordinary people absorb the shock. Resets don’t arrive gently. They arrive when pressure becomes impossible to manage. Why Governments Reset Money Supporters of currency resets argue they’re necessary corrections. Decades of debt accumulation, monetary expansion, and market manipulat...