Queue for brain

Forwarded from Eiji

I've thought about this a lot. There are many factors at play here, IMO:

Modern education trains developing minds to memorize and parrot information. Any deviation from the "official" answer results in a negative strike. Students are rarely trained in the use of reason and independent critical thinking. Independent or counter-offical ideas and study are strongly discouraged.

Modern education, media, and entertainment programs people to only listen to official, authorized, accredited, and credentialed sources of information. The prestige of a credential or brand is directly proportional to the weight they are given. This is why so much effort was put into smearing Dr. Yeadon as an "anti-vaxxer" etc. In most cases, the more education someone has received from prestigious universities, the more they are programmed to adhere to academic, political, and scientific orthodoxy.

Humans are social and tribal animals. "Fitting in" with the tribe used to be necessary for survival. Now it's necessary for acceptance in social, academic, and professional circles. It's also important for making and maintaining friends and lovers. Ask any teenager what they'd rather have: to be accepted by the "in crowd" or to gain an accurate understanding of reality. This is why the media and shills make heavy use of terms like "fringe" - the goal is to psychologically cast these people or ideas out of the "tribe."

The subconscious mind often has more control over human thinking and behavior than the conscious mind. The reason people "can't" connect such obvious dots is fear. Their subconscious mind knows where that road leads — social ostracism, professional blacklisting, etc. They have the required intelligence to connect the dots, but they don't have the courage. This is why they "make examples" out of famous people that don't go alomg with the program. Kyrie Irving is a good example.

People lie to other people a lot, but they lie to themselves a lot more, mostly at a subconscious level. This is where "coping" comes from: "I'm not fat, I'm big boned", " I can quit drinking anytime I want", "Trump had to go alomg with the biomedical genocide to expose the deep state", etc.

Humans have a strong need for a "reality model." Many people are not comfortable with "not knowing." If they don't know something, they will often just make something up on the spot that fits within their existing models, rather than simply say "I don't know."

The reality model that most people have accepted is the one they were given: our government is the best government, our system is the best system, the government will protect you, your side is always the good guys, making lots of money and buying expensive things equals success, etc.

Connecting some of these dots would lead to the conplete destruction of the "normie" reality model. Secret, extremely-powerful cabals that worship dark deities are plotting your genocide and enslavement is just too scary for most people. The normies' subconscious minds wont allow the connecting of dots that lead to such models. Even just the fear of being wrong, or admitting to themselves that they've been fooled, is enough.

Therefore, I believe that "we just need to wake everyone up" is not a viable strategy (in itself). Most people don't want to wake up — they would prefer the comforting lies to a scary reality. Most people don't value freedom — they would prefer being told what to believe and what to do by "trusted" authorities.

I'm not saying that we shouldn't be making every effort possible to wake up those who can be woken up. People who are experiencing great tragedies and hardships seem to be the most amenable. The more "successful" and comfortable someone is, the more likely they will cling to the reality model that supports their prestige and comfort.

However, I do propose that much more needs to be done. Organization, strategy, tactics, planning, and relentless execution on various fronts is required to avoid the future planned by those that utilize all of the above.

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