Prof. Dr. Canan Karatay calls 'Dubai chocolate' 'poison': 'Artificial intelligence is the devil, do not leave your brains to the devil'
Prof. Dr. Canan Karatay made statements regarding 'Dubai chocolate,' which is currently produced in almost every bakery and found on the shelves of chain supermarkets, during a television program she attended. Regarding Dubai chocolate, Prof. Dr. Karatay said, 'It is poison. It is a poison made and produced by companies.'
Prof. Dr. Canan Karatay has issued a warning against Dubai chocolate, which has become popular after trending on social media.
Prof. Dr. Canan Karatay made statements regarding Dubai chocolate, one of the popular delicacies of the recent period, during a television program she attended.
Prof. Dr. Karatay used the expressions, "It is poison. It is a poison made and produced by companies," regarding Dubai chocolate.
Prof. Dr. Canan Karatay noted the following regarding Dubai chocolate:
"Let them eat it, let them create acid in their bodies, let them get sick, let them get cancer. Then let them wait around saying, 'my mother got cancer, so I will too'"
Regarding the queues in front of shops selling Dubai chocolate, Prof. Dr. Karatay said:
"People are running toward poison. People have left their minds to artificial intelligence. In other words, artificial intelligence is the devil.
Do not leave your brains to the devil. Everything that is ready-made and comes out of a factory is poison now.
We must accept this now"
News Source : 12punto
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