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QR Codes: The New Standard in Dystopia

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QR Codes: The New Standard in Dystopia

Brought to the West by Asian Compliance

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Nov 20, 2022
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Dystopian Kowloon Walled City in 1989 in Hong Kong

The west was first introduced to QR codes on a large scale during the COVID alleged pandemic. Soon, it was no longer possible to take a train in Australia, enter a restaurant in California, go to a school soccer game in the United Kingdom, or even board a plane or access medical services in Canada, without a QR code.

The now infamous QR code, similar to the totalitarian COVID response embraced by most of the west, is a product of Asia (created by Denso Wave, a Japanese company), where it thrived, like any government overreach and abuse of its citizens, because of a weak-minded compliant population that defines Asian culture, may it be Japanese, Chinese or Korean.

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