How to Properly Fix the Population
You are constrained to play particular roles in this life. If you don’t play those roles, then those roles will not be played and one of the consequences might be that the playgrounds will be empty.
You are constrained to play particular roles in this life. If you don’t play those roles, then those roles will not be played and one of the consequences might be that the playgrounds will be empty.
Person-level persistent surveillance is only one aspect of the enormous surveillance grid being built around us. Every bit of data will be used in some way.
When it comes to doing something that will materially help their own children, Boomers are clueless, like brainwashed automatons.
Every regime ends. Unfortunately, this one won’t end soon and Henry’s grandchildren will almost certainly live in a future that is more ‘egalitarian’, more broken and far, far, more communist than today.
I really don’t see any room for universities. Don’t feel sorry for them. They did this to themselves.
I’ve got maybe 30 seconds. The helicopters are circling now. Focus. Focus. If you have enough people, you can get away with anything.
They’ve been at war with your mind longer than you’ve been alive.
Animals raised in captivity don’t comprehend the vulnerabilities of captivity.
The choice is yours. It’s always been yours.
Each discovery of unknown fences and gates just reinforces that we live on a farm. What you do with that information is totally up to you.
Lies, lies, lies. A full 250 years of lies. The lesson of the American Revolution is that not only can evil win, but it will win so completely that everyone will believe it was good.
Tamaki is too old to change his mind but if he’s so worried about nihilism, he should first check if the call is coming from inside the house.
Politics, proper politics, must begin with separation from the system, a complete and utter rejection of its framing and suggested pathways for “legitimacy”.
“Knowledge is power. The devil it is! One man can have a great deal of knowledge without it giving him the least power, while another possesses supreme authority but next to no knowledge.” – Arthur Schopenhauer, 1851