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Rob (c137)'s avatar

Explaining the ans response and how it takes a while to calm back down and move on helped me understand something that I've seen among those that I watch, read, listen to.

They keep on jumping on new conspiracies, some of which are mundane.

This prevents them from moving on, because they're remaining primed in the alert state.

I feel that these constant threats advertised, like brain chips, genetically modified mosquitoes, etc are purposely spread to keep those who question authority stuck in this response.

Obviously, they could become a threat, but right now I see a lot more hype than threat. Elon musk's neuralink for example has high hopes and brags about it, but I've yet to see any success. Heck, their animal trials were a failure!

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Marius Scurtescu's avatar

Yes, blaming everything on the bad guy is an easy way out. Ironically so is blaming everything on unresolved father issues.

Authority is severely abused by deeply dysfunctional organizations, look at the past 3 years. Pushing against authority might be influenced by childhood experiences, but you cannot simply reduce it to that.

With all the pain and dysfunction we still have our dignity and discernment. Maybe your view has changed since you wrote this, I honestly hope so.

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