Interesting. So it means: radio destroys individuality. TV destroys individuality, internet destroys individuality.
I would contend: it goes for anything that does not foster the individual to be by him or her self. By extension: cohabitation and marriage destroy individuality.
Now that we have that out of the way, let's look at diversity:
Books.
You can choose what you read and whether you want to read. There is not unification and destruction of individuality there by definition. Only if there is something else afoot. The contents of the book may be geared towards the destruction of individuality:
for instance: reading the qoran may convince you (well I know: small chance) that is it bon ton to become part of a collective, subjective to the whims of a pedo and 13th century rules and regulation to combine people in order to create a fighting force big enough to resist the crusades.
Now, talk about flattening of context. That is a uni-context.
radio: TV, intenretchannels
The sheer volume of choice with regards to channels is staggering. BUT. ...what if all radio stations sent the same message. Then yeah, you would have uni-context.
Then what happens if certain parties could mentions, deliberately infuse the airwaves with solely one type of message: obey and consume? Get boosted!
YEP ..... 5th generation war simply is that: the creation of a uni-context. But even worse: the latter is based upon the idea that people should no longer know WHAT to belief. A constant state of insecurity and stress. Easily manipulated.
Then, in such a state, being connected to everything that goes on around in the world become a hazard, a danger to the progression of life itself.
Reading this piece caused me to realize that much of my life, spent mostly in the last century, has been a struggle to free myself from the hive mind, the "uni-context." It perplexes some of my friends and associates, and infuriates a few, that I don't see the world as they do. This became painfully evident curing the COVID hoax... and a couple of associates found it necessary to cut off all ties with me. "Good riddance" I thought, they were never truly friends.
This interview made a lot of sense to me, and it made clear to me what I have been dealing with most of my life.
This post has some useful concepts for me.
Thank you.
This post has some useful concepts for me.
...an open mind Is the gateway to freedom...
Interesting. So it means: radio destroys individuality. TV destroys individuality, internet destroys individuality.
I would contend: it goes for anything that does not foster the individual to be by him or her self. By extension: cohabitation and marriage destroy individuality.
Now that we have that out of the way, let's look at diversity:
You can choose what you read and whether you want to read. There is not unification and destruction of individuality there by definition. Only if there is something else afoot. The contents of the book may be geared towards the destruction of individuality:
for instance: reading the qoran may convince you (well I know: small chance) that is it bon ton to become part of a collective, subjective to the whims of a pedo and 13th century rules and regulation to combine people in order to create a fighting force big enough to resist the crusades.
Now, talk about flattening of context. That is a uni-context.
Then what happens if certain parties could mentions, deliberately infuse the airwaves with solely one type of message: obey and consume? Get boosted!
YEP ..... 5th generation war simply is that: the creation of a uni-context. But even worse: the latter is based upon the idea that people should no longer know WHAT to belief. A constant state of insecurity and stress. Easily manipulated.
Then, in such a state, being connected to everything that goes on around in the world become a hazard, a danger to the progression of life itself.
Libtards hate her
A good read, and easy to grasp.
A good read, and easy to grasp.
God bless you for your participation.
Reading this piece caused me to realize that much of my life, spent mostly in the last century, has been a struggle to free myself from the hive mind, the "uni-context." It perplexes some of my friends and associates, and infuriates a few, that I don't see the world as they do. This became painfully evident curing the COVID hoax... and a couple of associates found it necessary to cut off all ties with me. "Good riddance" I thought, they were never truly friends.
This interview made a lot of sense to me, and it made clear to me what I have been dealing with most of my life.
This interview made a lot of sense to me, and it made clear to me what I have been dealing with most of my life.''
An open mind is a gift from God.