Is Google the Matrix?

byTheForce

140 followers

5 years ago

Two years ago, I began searching for ways to make money online due to being sort of "benched" in the game of life. Being an avid reader, excellent keyboardist (won a typing contest at a community college for 101 WPM!!), and pretty decent on the software side, I immediately picked up on some of the unavoidable "doorways" of making money online. Things like needing PayPal, compromising some personal information, having an attached bank account, reaching a minimum payout - you know, all the things that weed out the weak.

If you comprehend well, you will soon realize that Google controls everything. Heck, I have a Google profile. The time I spent leading up to joining Wealthy Affiliate was like being a part of Morpheus' crew on the Nebuchadnezzar, jacking into Google, learning, being first to try new apps, making some decent cash here and there playing games, doing surveys, soliciting referrals, posting links all over "anonymous" comments, not reading policies, creating quick landing pages, etc., all while trying to dance on the edge of really putting yourself out there and submitting yourself to the almighty Matrix itself, Google.

There are Agents everywhere. It's like, "they are everyone, and no one." You could get banned from a site, reported, have your money put on hold, have your money stolen, not be credited for time spent on an app, get tricked into free advertising, get left hanging by tech support . . All kinds of stuff to jam you up from actually getting the cash out of something that is connected to Google. It was fun though, dancing around on the web as whoever you imagine to be, jumping from program to program, app to app, mastering them, using several profiles and devices to sort them out and such.

As time goes, you begin to realize you can become NEO the One and actually rise above and be the App or Site creator yourself. But in order to do this, you still must fully "jack" into Google. Strive for Google rankings. Apply to Google Ads. Follow their rules. This is very conflicting. Google is the main source of everything. But, being on the Nebuchadnezzar crew, we fought against fully commiting ourselves to it. I work my multiple jobs, but what I do online sets me apart. It's on the "down-low." We wear all black. People in my circle are in awe of me paying my utilities with money I made online. But have I grown tired of fighting the war? Do I want to settle in and slow down?

Having danced through a lot of programs I decided to join this one. It's definitely the best I've been a part of. It's HIGHLY interactive, and the boss will actually message you. With the amount of interaction that goes on here, one could really have success just working within the camp. Or, you can become a trained super agent and go into Google and pull out larger amounts. This platform has everything you could ask for in building something sustainable online.

So now that leaves the question . . .Did I join a totally awesome independent organization? Or did I join a totally awesome independent organization that was used by Google to make me realize the inevitable? There is no escaping pledging your online existence to Google.