The modern world is built upon a web of lies and bullshit.
In order to prevent this ever-growing web of deception from collapsing this ecosystem of deception must continually injure humanity's ability to expose lies and bullshit.
To accelerate delusional and irrational thinking.
This has reached a point where it has gone completely off the rails.
Basically the hive minds of humanity are being driven to become more and more retarded to protect the elites.
The longer this web of lies is allowed to perpetuate, the more catastrophic the collapse.
So it is a necessity to expose the whole ball of lies and corruption as fast as possible.
The lies are becoming ever more glaring, the coverups ever more blatant, the excuses ever more absurd.

https://vimeo.com/218908974

https://vimeo.com/124736839

>In Nonzero: The Logic of Human Destiny, Wright asserts that, ever since the primordial ooze, life has followed a basic pattern. Organisms and human societies alike have grown more complex by mastering the challenges of internal cooperation. Wright's narrative ranges from fossilized bacteria to vampire bats, from stone-age villages to the World Trade Organization, uncovering such surprises as the benefits of barbarian hordes and the useful stability of feudalism. Here is history endowed with moral significance–a way of looking at our biological and cultural evolution that suggests, refreshingly, that human morality has improved over time, and that our instinct to discover meaning may itself serve a higher purpose. Insightful, witty, profound, Nonzero offers breathtaking implications for what we believe and how we adapt to technology's ongoing transformation of the world.

>>511092911
checked
>effort posting
>on /pol/

>>511092810 (OP)
Yeah, but one can argue all organizations and religions are in essence organisms that have outgrown the original intent and become self sustaining, at the expense of its individual components or people. Memes accelerated natural process

>>511092810 (OP)
Bump

>>511092810 (OP)
>There is no global conspiracy. Nobody is in control.

Stopped reading there.

yes. good point
i think advertising had a part in making a lot of people less weary of, or incapable of recognizing deception. they normalized it to the point that, for example, some people used to watch tele-shopping channels on tv for hours back when they were popular, without giving a single fuck that they were being lied to every 5 seconds

>>511092810 (OP)
>In order to prevent this ever-growing web of deception from collapsing
They can try all they want but lies can only travel so far before they turn in on themselves and when that happens the liars, and lie believers, wont know how to live at all.

>but we gotta save those idiots that believe every lie presented to them
It would seem that way but that too is a lie. Man has an innate ability to sus out a lie and at least come close to figuring out truth, only most ignore this and say it isnt so. To some degree they are right, most people just hate the truth from birth, I also wouldnt call those men, Id call them anything but. Let the fucking cretins walk right off a cliff.

>>511093517
Instead of arguing, you should read and watch:
>>511092911
And then research further.

>>511092810 (OP)
Fuck me, an actual high tier effort post on /pol/, and right as I'm going to bed.
Have a bump, at least.

Jeets are a virus

>>511092911
Probably the best post I've seen on here in 3 years. Thank you OP.

>>511092810 (OP)
Bumperino

Bump because it should be.

>>511093517
>>511092810 (OP)
100% correct imo

One of the biggest innovations of fascism, and one that has been the most brutally suppressed, is the organic theory of organizations - namely that states, ideologies etc which we tend to still model as mechanisms ("checks and balances" etc) are better analogized as living organisms of which humans function like cells or organs
Memes are possibly the clearest and fastest example of this. Memes arise, consume attention and grow, spread, all carried in the heads of humans. Most die out, survivors mutate and evolve, they exist at various levels of complexity etc, they behave exactly like any biological organism does but they're the single-cell level of life compared to the bigger, older, more complex ones that rule the world

Normies make more sense when you look at the world through this lens. Most people aren't rational individuals. They're semi-indiviudal parts of various "superorganisms" that actually run the planet, which are in competition and conflict with each other and have been since whenever consciousness appeared. Carriers believe whatever is best for that superorganism and they behave accordingly. This is why people die for Country or God or just It's The Right Thing To Do - objectively suicidally insane behavior for a biological organism, but completely logical for a small part of a superorganism that needs to sacrifice some cells to grow.

I must bump