A New Way Forward

 I'm pretty thankful for the Covid-19 bullshit. Whatever little "belief" I had in our system is completely and totally purged. It seems like the "establishment" is either totally inept, or totally corrupt, and it is unable to adjust to new information or to do anything sensible. The "authorities" are the worst--they're liars and sociopaths at best. They tend toward destruction and chaos because their control is based on lies and rhetorical devices and frauds like the political parties and various cult movements.

A society that's based on scams and schemes is doomed to fail. The opposite approach--a society based on pursuit of the truth and actual merit--would look totally different than this POS thing we live in now. If the time and energy of people went into solving their actual problems, the quality of life of practically every person, animal and plant would improve. Instead, people's time and energy goes into the phantasmagorical world of some "elite" oligarch's stupid pet projects.

"Professional" People are Easiest to Brainwash

I regularly go to a hardware store in a more rural area. This past weekend, very few people in the store were wearing face masks. The news that "covid 19" is basically a scam has penetrated that group of people relatively rapidly and they've moved on with their lives. Meanwhile the "educated" and "professional" people in more urban areas are still putting their masks on like the good little drones they are.

It makes some sense. The "professional" people are the cogs of the system. They were educated to be part of the system since they were 5 years old. They can probably tell the system is pretty corrupt, but only know its cues and signals. They think if they play along, they'll get some benefit eventually. So if it's they "mask up", eventually they'll be "free" again.

The tendency of people to adapt to "the system" rather than seek out their cues and signals from nature seems to be the fatal flaw of every civilization.

You Are Here

 Americans have been lied to, bamboozled, and bullshitted forever. Before there were any Americans, the same thing had been going on for centuries in Europe. The whole United States is being beckoned off the cliff, like the scene in Conan (1982) by the Thulsa Doom characters in the media and politics.

That cast of characters thinks the highest form of human endeavor is the con game.

Individuals are so lost, so mind-fucked and duped, so scammed and conned their whole life that almost everything they do is a lie, especially now in the time of Faceberg and social media.

The Obvious End Point of Coronabologna

 It seems like we're  getting to the punch-line of the corona-farce.

The UK is floating the concept of weekly tests and a health passport. People in the UK are even dumber and more brainwashed than the people in the US, so they'll probably just go along with it.

The US will probably attach the concept of free money from the Federal Reserve to the health passport.

People will go into the electronic gulag willingly.

Failing and Learning

Weirdly, it seems like there's almost always way more information in a failure than in a success. If you make something and it breaks, the next iteration will be better than the previous attempts. If you try to attain a skill, like learning to juggle, failure is a necessary ingredient.

That is a pretty good clue that any utopian civilization is really a stagnant, dark age. It's also a very good clue that a concept like "anamnesis" or "as above, so below" and other solipsistic philosophies are nonsensical. There is some aspect of innate, or inborn knowledge that connects our internal world with the external material world, but of course, all knowledge and learning came and comes from the whole.

Oligarchies and kingdoms and other forms of government that have a pretense of infallibility will be stagnant, regressing and doomed to collapse. The "asiatic despot" model makes for a stagnant population and civilization. There's really no perfection because there's no fixed forms, nor ideal forms.

Lots of people avoid failure for fear of ridicule, or because they've been trained to fear or have some other emotional reaction to failure. Embracing failure as a chance to learn something is the healthy outlook.

Fork in the Road of Life

 

Well, looks like the "western world" is dead as a door nail. It's probably been that way for a long time, so the event itself is not much of a shock, however, the realization is.

If you have an iota of discernment, you can see that covid is a huge fraud, of sufficient breadth to incorporate the fake president of the corporation of the United States of America in its script.

Once you realize it's a scam, you can see how we're on a vast sea of cattle like retarded people who will believe anything and be prompted to do anything by some malignant handlers. They have no moral compass and the vast, vast majority wouldn't be able to tell you which literal direction is north or south, east nor west. Discerning up or down might eventually fade.

If there's no going along with that herd, then what's the option? It seems like the Amish people have a viable strategy. I'm not sure what other groups really do. Unplug from the matrix and get someplace more rural and start over? I guess that's the only option.

I'm not sure if we currently live in a place that's safe from the sea of meat/river of retards that the western world is now composed of. It's pretty close, but if it's a river, we're precariously close to the banks in our current property.

Most Things People Invest Their Life Energy in Are Fake

 Supposedly Trump has the corona.... sure.

It's bad I'm posting this, because this bullshit story about a person who I have zero connection to sucked up some of my time and energy.