There is a study that showed that more than half the amount of people you see do not an internal monologue.
That gives credence to the thought that most people are NPCs. Sure they live and have families but without any ability to self internalize or even pray to God for that matter.
That is extremely interesting.
Prayer is an internal experience, you're more or less talking to yourself in your head for all intents and purposes.
I'm not a religious scholar, is prayer in the way Christianity does it similar to other faiths?
My thinking is as follows - sideline Christianity, mitigate a percentage of the populations ability to develop introspective thought. People who don't think introspectively are more susceptible to suggestion?
Interesting.
Prayer is an internal experience, you're more or less talking to yourself in your head for all intents and purposes.
Huh, prayer as an indoctrination method to get more people to start on their own internal dialog, thereby giving them a tool to at least start thinking for themselves?
Might be something to that, despite all the other hullabaloo around religions. Given proper scientific study it might be possible to extract this method and use it to help teach people how to properly think for themselves. But for that we need first take back our country and remove the non-Aryan peoples before science is allowed to once again follow reality instead of jew-approved PC-ness.
I think a lifetime of fluoride + other neurotoxins have aided in that
Fluoride (water), bromide (bread), and soy. The other halides block uptake of iodine which is VITAL for brain function. The soy lowers T which is vital for having a fucking spine. A calcified pineal gland is linked to dreamless sleep and less spirituality. Fluoride and bromide have been linked to this condition. Overload on iodine and cut the other halides.
Most men these days are basically teenage girls. Mindless, spineless npcs who only function in herds.
That's a very interesting point, the connection to prayer I mean. Wow.
More than half? It's worse than I thought.
Link the study.
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