Relieve (spelling)
I had posted on Normalcy Bias
on January 18th.
Good to bring it up again.
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What is normalcy bias?
Start by reading here: wikipedia.org/wiki/Normalcy_bias
My take differs slightly from the conventional sociological definition.
→A majority of people are on autopilot.
→They unconsciously apply past experiences to extrapolate the future, especially when confronted with sudden uncomfortable information.
Straight-line extrapolation will produce very wrong results, when change is sudden.
→They unconsciously seek information sources to sooth and nourish their existing beliefs, and reduce perceived cognitive dissonance.
Normalcy bias becomes especially salient during crises and emergencies when people fail to process new information – even survival-critical information – rapidly enough to select a good course of action.
Normies rarely or never consider the extreme edges of the bell curve, the domain of unlikely or infrequent events.
We are in the business of changing the world by changing thought patterns. By unclogging mental constipation, if you will.
Good memes will expand the bell curve and increase the perceived probability of events/information that has been long-suppressed.
This is necessarily a gradual process of implanting unwelcome information.
Challenging long-held beliefs head-on works on some people, but triggers outright rejection in many others. As some anons have learned the hard way.
The elite globalists' control pyramid has long programmed society's autopilot.
How do we unprogram or reprogram it, in a way that leaves people more flexible, more compassionate, more awake, more perceptive, more receptive to truth?
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>Q said important, how, why?
My guess is that there will be an avalanche of resignations, soon to become so overwhelming it cannot be ignored by normies, MSM, or anyone. If we keep the list we can keep putting the info in front of people and they can't sweep it under the rug. 1's and 2's people ignore. An avalanche when seen in cumulative form cannot be ignored.