A Key Psychological Manipulation for the Collapse of the United States
In the US, there is a trend for less and less people to know how technology works. Increasingly, the US is composed of people who only know if technology works. More and more Americans have next to zero understanding of the inner workings of technology.
Could the US one day become a country where technology breaks down, but there is no one to fix it, because no one knows how it works anymore, especially if the US burns all its bridges with the rest of the world? Could an exponentially increasing lack of knowledge of technology be a primary cause of the collapse of the US?
How
much technology in the US comes from other countries? Probably most.
Is this a part of the reason why most of the rest of the world believes
Americans are fat, lazy, and stupid?
Of course the plan is to make the US into a third world country. A dramatically increasing lack of
technological understanding goes right in line with this plan.
A key destructive psychological manipulation of the US is to make identity the #1 priority. Generally, people who are more concerned with gender identity, race identity, and so forth, will not have a strong understanding of science and technology, because this would be incompatible with their proclaimed identities.
Before identity became #1 in the US, people would learn 'how stuff works' without thinking, "Oh, this just isn't me." Now, anything that 'isn't me' is avoided, and identity is taking everything over. Too many people in the US no longer selflessly learn anymore, because the identified 'self' is all that matters to them.
What makes a person who they are is not their gender, race, sexual orientation, and so forth. The true Self is the Undefined I Am.
Because the true self is undefined, any definitions of the self are actually limitations. These limitations have become an addiction. It's fine to express oneself, but what if an obsession with identity ultimately limits expression?
A country that has become addicted to identity will identify itself into destruction.
Agreed. Well Said. I'm highly offended by this post btw haha. I like machines that help make stuff, but the machines made by machines, that a person could never make, are way less cool. I'm so glad I grew up before technology and the internet, and thankful for a childhood without devices, building legos and treehouses and playing outside all summer long. Many Americants have become exactly that. I would love to help create a proper curriculum and have many people graduating as a genius.
ReplyDeleteIt boggles the mind how humanity got where it currently is with technology. There are trees, rocks, and dirt, and then are quantum computers and so forth. It shouldn't be humanly possible for modern technology to be as advanced as it is. Lightworkers want replicators and the like and devalue modern technology, but modern technology is actually a - dare I say it - miracle in itself.
DeleteI would be much happier living in nature. Yet, I'm hopelessly reliant on technology I have practically no understanding of, and I wouldn't last long trying to survive without it.
I hear you. We by nature become dependent upon that which we rely on. Our internal technology far surpasses any external devices, but I don't think we have access to moat of it when we don't learn it as children. Haha, quantum computers and rocks...
ReplyDeleteYeah, the internal tech part is very interesting - 'multi-dimensional DNA.'
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