Here's another one of these. I think this "two competing realities" idea has a lot of potential for redpilling people if used the right way. It isn't good enough to tell people, "That's a lie, the real truth is this," you have to explain to people how it can be true that the world according to the authorities isn't real. We need to talk about the nature of beliefs and perhaps most important of all, we need to talk about COMPARTMENTALIZATION. "Compartmentalization is the name of the game." People need models to be able to understand, mechanically, how so much of what they're told simply isn't true. At least at first, perspective is much more important than information.
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Just say WWG1WGA and see how he reacts
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I love that little voice he does.