On Friday, September 17th, 1982, at SMAU in Milan, the Commodore 64—the best-selling computer in the history of computing—was unveiled to Italian IT professionals.
Created to be the flagship product of Commodore Business Machines, it has become a true legend over time.
Since then, the IT industry has made giant strides—steps that, as is almost always the case, have brought not only positive revolutions but also, and above all, outright catastrophes.
What is commonly referred to as AI is nothing more than the latest in a series of such catastrophes—a catastrophe that, as usual, the vast majority of the world's population has neither rejected nor understood.
Artificial intelligence, as we understand it in 2024, has absolutely nothing intelligent about it; on the contrary, it represents the spearhead of the global control system and censorship at all levels.
Those who oppose it know they must face not only a powerful and aggressive adversary, but above all a huge segment of the world's population that is now completely brainwashed and incapable of thinking for itself.
Can a computer born in 1982 be reborn to new life after nearly fifty years?
Can a machine with an 8-bit CPU turn the fortunes of the entire planet Earth around?
Will a group of friends now in their seventies, aided by a small band of young rebels, manage to track down and destroy the digital core of the global control module, thereby restoring freedom to the entire planet Earth?
Will all this be enough to prevent nature from taking its natural course, thereby eliminating all the errors that arise from time to time along its endless path?
Always remember, things are never as they appear, nor as others would have you believe.
