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Peer pressure and caring about what people think are two different things.
His job is literally to care about what people want and what people think. He is supposed to be doing everything in their interest, not his own selfish interests.
Those who are the most qualified are often the least interested, but will step up to the plate when they see how badly others are fucking things up.
But once they get there, they are accosted with bribes and blackmail.
Nowadays, I think they are just all puppets who were placed there by TPTB and are totally controlled.
Justin Two Faced/Black Faced Trudeau
What a POS!
News Analysis Feb 2, 2022 3:09 PM EST
FLASHBACK: Justin Trudeau autographed a Neo-Nazi flag in 2017
Last week, Trudeau associated one unidentified man's Nazi flag with the protest, conflating the freedom rally with racists.
https://thepostmillennial.com/flashback-justin-trudeau-autographs-nazi-flag-in-2017
There are two Plans
Their Plan (the NWO Plan)
And Q Team Plan
Q Team Plan is to throw a monkey wrench into the timeline of "their" Plan.
The reason to trust Q team plan is that we can see it in action.
The NWO wouldn't be sabotaging their own Plan.
So my one sentence is: use logic.
Don't look at the Big Picture, the whole puzzle.
Just concentrate on this one small piece of the puzzle and how it fits into the Big Picture.
Whole to Part
vs
Part to Whole
thinking
Some people are Whole to Part thinkers
and some people are Part to Whole thinkers.
Thinking Out Loud
Whole to Part or Part to Whole
03.09.10
In my study of learning styles, I came across the whole to part and part to whole concept. As with all learning style paradigms, this has a strong connection to communication styles, and it particularly intrigued me because I could immediately identify with it.
I am a whole-to-part learner: I need to understand the overarching concept before getting the details. Moving in the opposite direction (receiving the details first), leaves me confused and feeling adrift. Those who are part-to-whole learners need to take in the parts that lead to the whole concept they are learning. Being presented with a whole concept first leaves them overwhelmed because the concept seems arbitrary.
I often want to know what a movie or book is all about before encountering it. I don’t mind hearing how it ends . . . in fact, I want to know the ending so I have an organizing concept and will often read the last part of a book first. The unfolding process is essential for those moving from part to whole and provides much enjoyment. Knowing the punch line from the start spoils the fun.
How does all of this relate to communication styles? Here’s an illustration: Julia is a very active, hands-on sixteen-year-old. She loves sports, doesn’t like to read, has a strong work ethic, is good with people, and is distractible. Because of the distractibility, her parents and teachers are always trying to get her attention, which they do by explaining things step by step. This seems logical—and it is—but it doesn’t work with Julia because she is a whole-to-part learner. She needs the punch line first and not work toward it.
Saying, for example, “Julia, this is probably the biggest event of the year for your mother, so we really need your help” gets her attention. Giving her a specific task to do (“Julia, we’d like you to tidy up the patio and then pick up some stuff in town.”) doesn’t. This approach is specific and incremental, which can help some who are easily distracted, but for a whole-to-part person like Julia, the requests seem random. Getting Julia’s attention by giving her the bottom line—the larger concept—first is more effective. She needs to know what this is all about before she can get connected to it.
The whole-to-part and part-to-whole axis is another tool for achieving effective communication that I’ve shared with many parents, couples, and business leaders who have found it useful. As always, though, it is best to understand how it works for you before applying it to others in your relational world.
https://www.robertketeyian.com/blog/2010/03/whole-to-part-or-part-to-whole/
When I took my first college course and they handed me a syllabus, I said, where has this been all of my life?
I'm sure I would have gotten better grades in High School if they had handed out syllabi.
Being able to see the whole semester at a glance was a God send for me.
Don't give me bits and pieces, I want the whole enchilada.
I am proud to tell people that I am a Conspiracy Theorist. Time to get rid of the negative connotation that thinking about, and questioning things is bad.
Seeking out Truth in a world filled with lies is what a Conspiracy Theorist does.
Fuck the MSM, they are Propaganda Artists whose mission is to trick & fool people.
Our mission is to expose the Truth.
If this is really a Trump Truth, then he is trolling, same as he did on Twitter. Must read between the lines. It's all about setting traps.
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