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They set up 30 different narratives for the same topic and put enough info/disinfo into each to create confirmation bias in any and every flavor of individual/life experience that the people self sabotage and sew enough disinfo that they don't even have to touch discussions most of the time. Then we spend forever arguing about the "facts" instead of being angry at the agencies who steal from us and repay the theft with poison in every level/facet of life. It's just another form of distraction entertainment; another gladiator stadium, another football field, another fantasy league.

We, as whole, really are useful idiots.

They set up 30 different narratives for the same topic and put enough info/disinfo into each to create confirmation bias in any and every flavor of individual/life experience that the people self sabotage and sew enough disinfo that they don't even have to touch discussions most of the time. Then we spend forever arguing about the "facts" instead of being angry at the agencies who steal from us and repay the theft with poison in every level/facet of life. It's just another form of distraction entertainment; another gladiator stadium, another football field, another fantasy league. We, as whole, really are useful idiots.

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I like your optimism.

I see it in another light. This is controlled demolition, they want all the perceived power structure to fail so that they can finally step into the light as the new, better than ever, savior power structure.

Fortunately, Revelations says it won't last long once that happens.

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Yeah, that angle may have minute merit, but, ultimately, that's not exactly what REV is suggesting. Think of it more like a manual. Also, rapture, Apocalypse, harvest, etc. isn't a bad thing. The end of their world means a new beginning for everyone else.

But, as confusing as it may sound, like hope, I'm not sure I need optimism.