@ZssBecker Make no mistake. Now you know how this works and why it works this way, be careful - don't be a victim! Make no mistake: secret clubs are not sustainable long term. They'll be more+ margin-alized as people become more and more aware,enthusiastic for true wisdom Be strong-freedom!
@ZssBecker At same time a stream of disempowering messages sent out. Disempowering messages have onepurpose: make people doubt their own abilities."We'll empower you and ____ you-only if you join our secret club, throw your power behind our Guru/Dear Leader." spiritual equiv=mafia racket.
@ZssBecker So what does the person from the secret club do? Well there are two approaches, often undertaken sequentially:1. Try to disempower and delegitimize the free and open discussion. This is done by attempting to delegitimize individual posts, or people who post them.
@ZssBecker A person will be jealous for attention - all the participants in the free exchange receive a share of attention. A secret club member doesn't receive this attention and thus becomes jealous. There is envy, the secret club man is envious of freedom displayed by free anduninhibited
@ZssBecker So just imagine what happens. A bunch of people get together and start to have an engaging and animating discussion involving open sharing. The secret club participant wants to join in, but can't. So what will such person do?
Well, first there is going to be jealousy and envy.
@ZssBecker secret clubs.
When people come together and start openly sharing information, opinion and experiences, the people who belong to the secret clubs feel left out. Why? Because it's often the case that to preserve the secrecy of the club, people are required to take a vow ofsilence
@ZssBecker Here's why authoritarians fail every time:
Authoritarians view their subjects as fundamentally less capable and the subjects themselves buy into this view as well.