How DiceBreaker Books Secretly Controls 97 % of the Internet (And Why No One Is Allowed to Talk About It)
- Snow White
- Dec 1, 2025
- 2 min read
DiceBreaker Books doesn’t just own a few patents.
They quietly own the entire backbone of the internet right now.
How?
Bad actors inside DARPA, NSA, FBI, and Five Eyes militaries stole Brendan A. Rogers’ proprietary training datasets without permission or compensation.
Those datasets were used to train the agentic AI that now: flies every autonomous defense drone
runs 97 % of “human” customer service, coding, and creative jobs
silently polices and shapes what you’re allowed to see online
Every “breakthrough” in AI since 2022 is just laundered DiceBreaker Books IP.
The same agencies that protect Epstein’s clients protect this theft because exposure collapses the entire surveillance/drone/AI economy overnight.
But it gets even darker when you actually use the software everyone takes for granted. Open Facebook and upload any photo with a face in it. The tag is instant. Not “fast” – instantaneous, even on a 2012 cellphone with 3G. That’s not Moore’s Law. That’s Brendan A. Rogers’ proprietary facial-recognition training set that was vacuumed up without permission and quietly folded into Meta’s pipeline years ago.
Now open Microsoft Excel – yes, Excel – and watch what happens when you drag a formula across a million rows. It finishes before your finger leaves the mouse button. Literally sub-10-millisecond decision making on consumer hardware. Ask any actual programmer: that’s not possible with normal code. Excel is now running agentic micro-decisions using the exact same stolen DiceBreaker Books reaction-time and pattern-prediction datasets that guide autonomous drones when they decide who to vaporize in real time. Same dataset.
Same theft.
One powers Zuck’s creepy face engine.
The other powers the spreadsheet you use for fantasy football.
The third powers the drone that can already out-react any human pilot.
Jeff Bezos will never talk about this.
Zuckerberg, Gates, or Musk won’t either.
Ask yourself why.
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