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Yes. And the Avengers. SHIELD compromised by Hydra. The ceiling in Asgard that falls and reveals a hidden history.
James Joyce somewhat coined the term "epiphany" and that is an important concept that people aren't really educated about.
An epiphany, as I'm sure you know, is the moment you have a realization. But, it happens on a biological, microscopic level. There are actually physical changes in the synapses and network, as a whole, when you have an epiphany.
You can study and understand what causes epiphanies and utilize this in your own personal life.
This is what Hollywood will be removing. It is a defining feature of art. It's what makes art great.. the ability for an artist to transfer their own epiphany onto others.
What we will see is that the epiphany generating art will continue to be sabotaged and be forced into only using anti-epiphany tactics, like canned laughter around unfunny political slogans.
"Masterpieces" will soon have no point, at all, unless it is aligned with propaganda and anti-epiphanic tactics.
A lot of shows/movies aren't accessible these days for good reason. Cinema is littered with disclosure or at least a retelling of ancient stories, stories which better describe our past than "Science" and "History", in their modern, consensus-machine capacities.
The thing is, the epiphany range is generally out of their reach anyway, largely because the requisite knowledge is hidden behind layers of propaganda and population-wide defense mechanisms that well-poisoned a lot of modern understandings. I'm afraid that if most people don't opt to let go of what they think they know, the epiphany state (which has many names) will never cross them. What first has to be done is a peeling back of the layers that prevent such a scenario.
The chilling part of this is that "revolution" isn't even necessary. They just need to learn how to forego compliance. If they can manage that, then it can become clear that the king was naked all along. By my measure, I think our best chance is just berating them until they fall in to a cognitive dissonance spiral, question everything they know and then figure out how to stand up for themselves. Only then will the propaganda be useless.
A questioning state is a good start but a perpetual state of confusion is bad... so there's a balance there, for sure.
Our education systems are being exploited in such a way that I believe people are being trained to be confused so that they are forced to trust authority.
So long as questioners are untrusting of cabal authority, they stand a chance.
It seems to me like the education system molds young people to remember what they're told and not much more. Inquisitive natures are socialized out of us at a young age. Journalism really is dead for the most part, especially as evidenced with the likes of Gamergate. But, yes, the ultimate goal appears to be perpetual confusion that enables them to depend upon authority... a strange condition, considering this was for so long considered the "land of the free".
USA is the bellwether of intellectual advancement. The thought of sending children here for education is still a crowning pursuit in many countries. While a lot of those people observe that it's less about "learning" than it is forming connections, unlike the natives... which is sort of sad, the real trouble is abandoning one's ability to think for themselves. If we can inspire independent thought and a distrust of groupthink and then couple that with a distrust of conventional consensus, it seems we can arm the majority with a keener ability to decipher the differences between authority grooming and fruitful inquisition.
Between urging independent thought once more and stripping away clear fabrications, the ideal outcomes shouldn't be far off. The big issue, it appears, is infighting. Until most quit pointing fingers at other cattle, the gates will stand and the sheltered controllers will continue their neon-signed charade and the goyim will continue to live in a destitute, hedonistic simulation of work, no fucking wife, get drunk, sleep; a cycle that will only end once they quit investing in the simulation.
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