@maizey_farkus I love the lesson. I was curious, though, about the origin of that quote. The earliest reference I can find is from a year ago. I was certain it was from a movie.
Also, my shoes don't light up anymore, either.
Wait till you hear this…
One of the executive directors of a nonprofit which is getting the “immigrants funds” that Boston City Councilor Ben Weber is reallocating from the police budget…
Is…
HIS WIFE
"Some analogies don’t demonstrate passion. They demonstrate a level of privilege so profound that career disappointment becomes indistinguishable from death."
In 2017, one my first tasks at the White House was to keep Bobby Kennedy far away from the West Wing.
Not because President Trump didn't want him there (he'd actually agreed to Bobby's pitch to create a vaccine safety commission).
But others (you can guess who) weren't thrilled, and they told me to get rid of him.
So I protected the orthodoxy I'd been trained to protect.
And it took me years to realize what I had actually done.
Tomorrow, I publish the full confession.
The 2002 autism moms I ignored. The 2017 vaccine safety commission I killed. The 2021 moment I finally broke. The apology I owed Secretary Kennedy. And what I've done to atone.
It's hardest thing I've written.
I'm sending it out to my list at 6am. (link to sign up in comments)
Society used to be brainwashed to a point where no one would question anything, even if it was "faked".
Now, the pendulum has swung to the other side. Everything is "fake", even if something is real.
If this critical thinking? Is this "waking up"?
It would seem almost easier to wage psy-ops and push agendas because if everyone's kneejerk reaction is "fake", they could fabricate real events knowing no one will believe it to be real regardless.
We won't believe something is faked? Great. We won't believe something is real? Even better. Jumping to a conclusion about an event being real or fake is a great way to become manipulated in a particular direction.
Mind must be open to all plausibilities - not just the "official narratives" being wrong, the ones that suggest that the conspiracy-seeking online group think is wrong, too.
Maybe an official narrative is true? What then?
Why does it seem that every new drug released by Big Pharma causes depression, vomiting, suicidal thoughts, and a multitude of other side-effects?
And why does it seem that everyone dismisses the warnings?
Universal HIGH INCOME via checks issued by the Federal government is the best way to deal with unemployment caused by AI.
AI/robotics will produce goods & services far in excess of the increase in the money supply, so there will not be inflation.