Altered Minds

No I hadn't heard of Spermageddon. It sounds exactly how MSM would describe the prevalence of artificial oestrogen mimicking compounds in our environment. After which we can safely stop believing in a whole range of real phenomena because of the existence of a faked phenomena. My point about Guy McP...

It might seem off topic but I intuit that it is the topic. Here goes. I have friends who are fairly well off, left wing, compassionate and empathic. I discovered that despite being absolutely against the wave of privatisation wrought by Thatcher et al, they bought shares and 'invested.' The rational...

I know enough to know that although we know a lot, our ignorance is still far greater so I'm watching with interest, no great concern. (On this.) if you want to worry DS, watch Guy Mcpherson talk on his subject. There's far worse than this to worry about. That's a fact. Of which there are precious f...

DS, that video is gone. Who was the interlocuter? Might be able to find another version.

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Sat Jun 23, 2018 4:04 pm

The more time I spend contemplating the underlyng message that Peterson is advocating here, the creepier his ideas become.
I wonder if a re-watch of some older stuff, this time in a completely different light, might appear altogether more sinister.

But what good can come of it? [shudder]

Had several lucids last night. As we evolve (at a faster rate than currently theorized, I might add), we have lost not only physical manifestations determined by environment (i.e. bodily hair), but also experiential and observational abilities . However , that which is removed by relative redundanc...

Interesting clip DS. I noted how JBP immediately conflated psychopathy and sociopathy before continuing on with a description of why psychopaths aren't very successful as if answering the original question: Do sociopaths tend to rise to the top in organisations? He's probably telling the truth as he...

What if we learned to turn to our bodies as tool for understanding reality... What if we learned to tune in to our bodies (again) to interpret their many relationships to other bodies (again.) Not only, not merely the human, but those other bodies receding to the edge of being, where the very small...

So what do you make of that deep state? The fact of the discussion itself? The focus, the theme, very disturbing no? That 10% of the population is a pressing concern for JP at our present time is intriguing, that he is using what feels to me like a faulty premise to excite further urgent action, the...

Trump made a big deal of his wall. He made precisely no move toward building it. He continued the practice of detention and deportation begun, as far as I can tell, under Bill Clinton. During the intervening years the detentions escalated until by Obama's turn, the same or similar practices as now a...

Hi there, CD. Looks like the JP sceptics were intuitively somehwat ahead of the game. Or JP has reached the logical terminus of faulty assumptions. Either way, thanks for posting that.

Cryptic posts, indicators.

I notice Guardian is leading us toward links between Syria and North Korea:

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/ ... hs-un-told

Most of it is a goad to see which way we jump. Don't fixate, don't find blame nearby, that stuff is useful to a few, spread your focus wide. Are we useful? Beyond our usefulness we're free. Don't be useful except to those that really matter, in other words, to the majority of us. And our usefulness ...

Just remember that although the paymasters are laughing, the morons don't do satire. They read very literally. Literally.

https://consortiumnews.com/2017/07/24/intel-vets-challenge-russia-hack-evidence/ Intel Vets Challenge ‘Russia Hack’ Evidence The Key Event July 5, 2016: In the early evening, Eastern Daylight Time, someone working in the EDT time zone with a computer directly connected to the DNC server or DNC Loca...

This was my argument in December last year because it seemed the simplest explanation of the intensification of aversion therapy toward wikileaks followed immediately by 'Russiagate.'



http://www.cecaust.com.au/aas/vol19no31 ... S_Memo.pdf

Although these examples all scream uncanny valley at me (perhaps intentionally) it is be a scary prospect. Maybe with a silver lining though. With this tech, the TV mind will eat itself and devalue it's own commodity more voraciously than any resistance.

Having said that, though, I also believe that panic is the last thing we need. There is great strength to be found in the simple truth that Buchanan and Koch came up with the kind of strategy now in play precisely because they knew that the majority, if fully informed, would never support what they...

There's almost certainly some truth in that thought, C_D. I learned early on that it was easier for me to cut through the Gordian knot of social conventions and to live with the consequences of estrangement and suspicion than it was to learn the etiquette and tastes of my peers. I didn't seem to fea...