@deliberator, thank you for the support and encouragement. I have a heavy week ahead of me, so I hope that I have enough bandwidth left in me to tackle the post and flesh it out a bit so that I am not merely plagiarizing myself.
(As an aside, I recently learned that in academic circles plagiarism - which I agree is a serious offense - includes self-plagiarism. Wtf, I thought, if it's my intellectual property, then surely it's not plagiarism? Beside, how many great composers, including JS Bach, no less, recycled some of their older work in their newer compositions) Getting a little off track here, the old neurons need some zzzzzz's.
Nonetheless, some understanding of the role of reality and perception (beside the pure philosophical aspect of the question) in the context of social control is essential. We are waging a real battle for sanity, truth and justice and the weapons of our enemy are all the more dangerous than they are within our very minds. Dang, this is really important because we must fight with the appropriate measures, so I may just end up plagiarizing myself after all!
Glad to know I'm not in this by myself, otherwise I'd start to worry whether it's windmills on the horizon...
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Just keep doing what you do, and ignore the man made rules, or there will be so many and so complex, that you will lose the right to type one day, wait, that day is close.
I wrote about part of the process of turning pure propaganda into an accepted narrative by the majority, how it embeds itself into established truths through emotional attachments and slowly distorts the story so as to become pure fiction... yet believed to be real because of that emotional load generated.
I personally wouldn't refer to it as my "ethical compass", but rather a pure detachment from all sensory data - including any news - means I can maintain contact with a core consciousness. This is by no means permanent, but it helps see the emotional triggers and not react to them.
This too could turn into a proto-post!
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