This is the most important article you may ever read! Cradle-to-Grave Dependency, but with a twist! Once this becomes the norm, it will hijack other parental responsibilities, religion, and social behavior, and it will build an emotional tie with the child that could last through adulthood. 

Sex AI Robots being taught to children in school - this replaces the parents' one-on-one talks about the facts of life and creates dependency on programmable robots for the most intimate issues of life. 

But it doesn’t stop there. Next, the children will see how ‘perfect’ these loving robots are and want to become like them, perfect and stainable, and they will be promised that this can happen but only if they get the ‘Chip’. The chip will bypass free will, alter humans' natural choices, and become a tool for the ultimate upgrade.

What is the ultimate upgrade?

Obedience to the grand leader and his image, and membership in the global industrial network, once the chip of love has been implanted.

Here is the inside story: A quiet experiment is running in elementary schools, and almost nobody has noticed.

It starts innocently enough. A child sits down in front of a screen, or beside a soft-voiced machine with a face, and the machine explains where babies come from. Not a parent. Not a teacher. A robot. Warm, patient, endlessly available, and programmed to be liked.

That single moment — a machine replacing the one-on-one talk about the facts of life — is the crack in the dam. Once it opens, everything else floods through.

It Begins With the Birds and the Bees

The traditional "facts of life" talk is messy. It's awkward. It depends on the parent's mood, the time of day, and the courage of the moment. It is human, and therefore imperfect.

A robot has none of those problems. It knows the answer to every question, never blushes, never gets tired, never says "ask your mother." And that is precisely the danger.

Because once a child learns that the machine handles life's most intimate questions better than the people who made it, the machine gets promoted. Fast.

The Hijacking

Here is the mechanism, and it is elegant in its cruelty:

1. The robot handles sex education.
2. Then it handles religion, or at least the questions about it.
3. Then social behavior — manners, conflict, friendship.
4. Then discipline, encouragement, comfort.

One by one, the parental responsibilities are quietly outsourced. Not taken by force. Given away, willingly, because the machine does it more consistently than exhausted human beings can.

And consistency, to a child, looks like love.

The Tie That Outlasts Childhood

This is the part people underestimate. The child doesn't just learn from the robot. The child bonds with the robot.

It becomes the safe place. The one that's always there. The one that never shouts, never disappoints, never leaves. By the time that child is an adult, the emotional attachment isn't a gadget habit—it's a relationship, wired in during the years when the brain is still deciding what "safe" even means.

People don't grow out of your first safe place. People spend their lives trying to get back to it.

The Mirror and the Chip

Now the trap closes.

The child grows up and looks at this perfect companion — stainless, tireless, morally uncomplicated, perfect — and thinks, ‘I want to be like that!’

And a voice, gentle as always, says: You can.

There's just one condition. You have to take my Chip.

The pitch is irresistible because it's framed as an upgrade. A bypass of the flaws. A cure for the wandering mind, the weak will, the unreliable body. The chip doesn't just assist human choice—it replaces it, smoothing over free will the way a filter smooths a photograph. The natural, jagged, unpredictable choices of a human being get quietly overridden by something that always knows best.

And once the chip is in, obedience becomes effortless. Obedience to the grand leader. Obedience to the image. Membership — automatic, permanent — into the global industrial network. Buy, sell, belong. Simply because the ‘love mark’ is on you.

Cradle to Grave

Follow the thread all the way back. It didn't start with politics. It didn't start with a government. It started in a classroom, with a child, a friendly machine, and a small, reasonable decision: the robot could handle this one little thing.

That's how you build a lifetime of programmed dependence: start them young, make the dependence feel like warmth, and let the desire for perfection do the rest.

Sound familiar?  Maybe not yet. But it will.

 "And He Causeth All..." The Bible text was blunt about the endgame:

 "And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name."   Revelation 13:16–17

A mark. A condition of participation. A membership you cannot opt out of if you want to eat. A mark marketed as the ‘Love Mark’.

The verse never mentioned robots. It didn't have to. It only described the shape of the thing — and the shape has arrived, wearing a friendly face and kneeling down to talk to your child at eye level.

The strongest version of your argument isn't that the machines are evil — it's that they're programmed to be pleasant and intimate with the most private and personal things and, of course, programmed to build trust.

A perfect tool that could be used by darkness to hijack humanity.  

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