>>41414743
>They monopolized the information until the internet was released to the public. Now they are monopolizing again through the algorithm. It was a brief hiatus of 20 years that people had access to stuff. Today every search engine is broken, like TV was before the internet.
2/2 I'd argue the general public has more access than ever before. Why do you think controlled opposition is even necessary? These ideas are not as deep below the surface as they used to be. So they control the figureheads and confuse the public with information overload and mixed messaging. They probably whack off thinking of themselves as God, confusing the languages of the people intent on building the tower of Babel.
>>41414350
I said I'm a doomer about the prospect. It's not exactly an easy problem to crack. Whatever means would be necessary to topple the existing order would probably be quite unexpected, you might not be able to see it if your looking for it. When you're dealing with people that have every resource at their disposal you need something of a miracle to actually change anything. Deus Ex Machina.
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The universe will make me again as surely as it did this time, and it's not impossible, practically a certainty, that the continuation of my contribution of information will at least be partially saved following the heat death of the universe which scientists are admitting isn't the end.
I think it's a potted plant, and we're the plant. The motion in your brain is the motion in the tree, and the motion of the distant stars is the motion of the dirt untouched by any root.
And so like life, there is a possibility of surviving the end of the universe, and we haven't solved immortality yet, and so the only way to do that, is to put it into the next generation that puts it into the next generation ad infinitum.
The final portal door will consume everything in the universe, back to the origin of life, and then recreate the universe around that backbone, and that's how universes come into existence before existence was created.
It's begging a infinite regress, but we're not in a position to push back on asking how that celestial organism first evolved.
We can only plan to get the football drone through the 4D portal door, and then see that this universe is the size of a big building, bustling with fantastic engines furiously at work.
I think it's a potted plant, and we're the plant. The motion in your brain is the motion in the tree, and the motion of the distant stars is the motion of the dirt untouched by any root.
And so like life, there is a possibility of surviving the end of the universe, and we haven't solved immortality yet, and so the only way to do that, is to put it into the next generation that puts it into the next generation ad infinitum.
The final portal door will consume everything in the universe, back to the origin of life, and then recreate the universe around that backbone, and that's how universes come into existence before existence was created.
It's begging a infinite regress, but we're not in a position to push back on asking how that celestial organism first evolved.
We can only plan to get the football drone through the 4D portal door, and then see that this universe is the size of a big building, bustling with fantastic engines furiously at work.