Blue Ocean isn’t just a poetic name—it’s an Australian company that builds autonomous underwater vehicles, unmanned submarines that can explore, patrol, and collect data from the deep. They design ocean drones that serve both science and defense, but lately, their path leans more toward surveillance and security. Helsing, a European defense tech firm, just bought it. Their goal? Smarter oceans, stronger borders, AI-driven war tools.
Now here’s the part that stings: Helsing’s chairman is Daniel Ek, the same guy who built Spotify.
Funny how progress moves faster when it’s about weapons. Helsing builds factories, funds research, and launches prototypes. Spotify? Still underpaying artists, glitching playlists, and serving ads louder than music.
Daniel Ek invests more in drones than in musicians. That’s the irony—war tech evolves faster than art tech.
If you ever wonder where innovation goes, follow the money. It dives deep—not into creativity, but into conflict.
Let music breathe where conscience still lives. Boycott Spotify. Uninstall Spotify. Don’t ignore the lie.
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