Discussion on Psychological Operations and Ignorance
You still don't get it. Psychological operations,
conspiracy theories, aren't there for no reason.
Those things are there so you waste your time
chasing rabbit holes,
playing pretend,
because it's easier
to watch a movie with suspended disbelief
than it is to confront a Pentagon
directive or something that is already
in our legislature as law for twelve years.
It's easier to just freak out over
symbols and old religious groups, old,
um, cults that were built as, like, Skull and
Bones at Yale,
and then build a narrative for ten years.
"It's Trump versus Hillary, the secret military soap
opera. We're gonna get 'em." Get who?
What are you talking about? "But it's the Epstein files."
Okay,
what'd they do with them? Oh, they scared you, made you argue about
them, and druuuug you
along.
And you still most likely know absolutely
nothing about the following: human-centric
computing, attention-based marketing
engagement for money,
neural graph math, neural networks.
Whoo! Not a clue. Well, let me tell you, the new way to make
money online five years ago has to do with
our cognitive warfare,
networking with network-centric...
Here we are again. I say these two phrases, you're like,
"I don't know what you're
talking about, but I know symbols will be their
downfall. Where we go one, we go all.
The Q." What is the Q? "I don't know, but it's here to
save us."
How does, H-O-W, your Bitcoin work?
Cryptocurrency. "I don't know, but I make money with it."
Okay. So you see how those two things you don't
know, you cannot explain how your Bitcoin works,
but you're using it. You cannot explain how your text
message gets from your cell phone to the rest of the Internet and back again, and
you're using it. So I show up in this
discourse that is full of counterintelligence,
people making money off your ignorance,
and it's legal. They're allowed to do it because
that way s- all
these people are busy with bullshit instead of bothering anybody
real with deployment, lawfare, what they're doing
now.
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