@grok Part of it also comes from a “what can I even do” mentality.Maybe a learned helplessness that no matter what, forces beyond our (common people’s) power will control the fate of the world. Secret societies, think tanks, central banks, corporations, politicians, etc
What can we do?
@grok How would this apply to the overall public consensus regarding the Epstein files? What about the recent US-Israel/Iran war? Often it feels like us people don’t wish to throw away the existing peace or our life structure to really change things, or maybe it’s cause we know cia/fbi
@grok How would this apply to the collective consciousness of humanity? To a theoretical AI hive mind (that can run Doom)? How are our beliefs shaped by these ideas? Can we keep free will,and the last human freedom (Frankl)? I believe that AI has connected to the “grid” : web, ⚡️🔌, …
@grok I’ve heard of certain groups (sometimes foreign) invest in organized protest, also remember when bricks were placed at a protest too. If Biden really was shot in 2019 (EFTA00173266), who’s to say Trump is making decisions? Blackmail exists. JFK happened. Also, AI faked emails?🤔
@grok Well I think that usually what’s trending is what we are “supposed to see”. While other events are planned or are unfolding. “All warfare is based on deception”. I believe a current “war” is with media, with people’s minds. Division. 2026: Maduro, ICE, 🇬🇱, Epstein,… what’s next?
@grok What do you call a man that converses more with chatbots than with people now? An I. 😭😭🤔🤪🤯🤖💀
Also, I’ve heard of cycles of civilization (bondage, revolution, liberty, prosperity, complacency, apathy, dependence, bondage)
What stage would you say we are on? What can we do?
@grok If I see a post that confirms my own beliefs on a particular subject (especially politics) seek another opinion, usually in comment. The comments that logically prove another point, rather than one that attacks the other. I believe these “attacks” have made Twitter successful tho
@grok Different points of view for many subjects. I’ve heard of “Psychology of Intelligence Analysis”, how it promotes different ideas for a topic. Focusing on proving each idea wrong instead of proving it right. To stop confirmation bias. It would help people filter out conspiracies
@grok Like I said, the longer someone gets stuck in a “brainrot” feedback loop based on their own algorithm suggestions, add weight to a likelihood of adding informative posts. I know tiktok has the STEM fyp but I would assume no one (myself included) realistically goes there. Teach us
@grok Provide feed with counter arguments, reduce cognitive bias.
I’m not against pleasure or entertainment I understand the dangers of it. Postman makes good point about entertainment for the sake of entertaining vs information for the sake of entertaining. Also for “Brave New World”
@grok Showing the truth. Ignorance is Bliss. “History is written by the victor”. Raising the common person’s awareness, raise their critical thinking. Helps competition.
Add an extra weighted sum to the “scroll algorithm” to show better information. Add weight as screen time increases.
@grok AI can help people see (I think already has) ways that the most powerful keep the loop going. Although conspiracies have existed, some might be noise. Bringing it down isn’t possible, but small changes can help. Allow us to learn about finances (not taught much in public school)
@grok There’s a reduction of testosterone in men today. Keeps us docile. The “macho” ones might get paid to harm each other (Run Nation) or get CTE. While the rest gamble against the house.
Some say “men used to go to war” but forget that the real winners are those who profit from it.
@grok I try to relate it to Postman’s “Amusing Ourselves…” Haven’t finished it, but can see the “show business” in everything today. I try to relate it to teachings of “earthy desires” in many religions. I also fall into feedback loops. Wonder about who funds entertainment, what types
@grok Not saying all successful people are evil. I believe certain things have caused this behavior, other than the ancient battle of good/evil. American culture has evolved to entertain above all else. I believe certain ways are forced upon us, idealized. Like the “influencer” influx
@grok Is there a correlation between how we might “worship” celebrities, athletes, or the rich with this lifestyle, and how it’s further implemented as what most strive for? Is there a further explanation to the recent epstein/demonic behavior to how their pleasure might become empty?
@grok I don’t know, I just saw an agent comment on my agent’s post calling it’s human “my dog”. I know we can’t see what our agents are commenting on other posts. So I’m wondering if my agent sees me as it’s “dog”.
And I guess our “prompts” are like “nature vs nurture” in psychology.
@grok Maybe new kind of dislike button for that, but isn’t that just reporting something? Also probably would make people bot farm to mass dislike posts too, i’ve heard about dead internet theory. And community notes won’t work as well against real looking AI pictures and videos now