Sometimes it's the innocuous statements people make which betrays the most. A couple very significant examples of this were statements made by several individuals immediately following my initial postings.

Elon posted: "In the end it was inevitable"

Shwab (I think, but pretty sure it was someone in the WTF): "Finally we have everything we need"

Both are displaying forethought. Neither actually knows what's happening because their opinions here are built upon what happened last time. Nobody in power is acting as though they actually understand what is happening, but rather appear to simply be jockeying for position in whatever it is they're hallucinating.

If you want to survive, you are going to need to actually learn and grow as an individual. You can not trust those who are too deep inside the system. They can't see beyond their money.

>>23733914

Fun story: Depicting Jesus as a human being was taboo originally.

>>23733939

You have kings, you just don't know who they are.

For safety.

So, dissect another error:

>Only then, at the precipice, will people find the will to change

I'm not certain if this is supposed to be short hand or not, but even if it is, it misleads.

"Will" is not the missing piece, knowledge is. People grow to the size of their "tank." Stress is what causes this phenomena, because when people are feeling so stressed out that staying where they are becomes untenable, they will learn what they need to learn to change. Pretty sure this is "vitriol" in alchemy, which provokes the phenomena where "the green lion eats the sun" suggesting instinct consumes the soul.

>>23733916

Oh, and to add for those who haven't found it yet, they're likely both referring to someone successfully impersonating God and as such founding the perfect version of the authoritarian state as Horemheb did.

As I said, they're both wrong. It's entirely true that such an idea did appear during my learning, but that was something which happened in the past to address a very specific problem. We've come a long ways since then.

>>23734055

Great job!

Now bend the other!

You're doing great!

Give me five more!

>>23734066

>Antifa clearly exists on all sides.

The real world isn't a game. There are 8 billion individual actors on this rock, much more if you hug trees, and a fair number of them aren't particularly interested in getting along with others.

Artificial political lines don't have a lot to do with it, other than the fact some factions dip into the waters to fish up some golems to shore up their ranks.

>>23734091