>>3676444 pb

Really appreciate your nuanced takes, man.

Our (((enemy))) has srsly messed up our thinking, making it hard to defend against their mindgames. One of the hardest things to learn in becoming wise is Right Remedy for the Right Time. Some situations have hard-and-fast, always/never rules, but many require cost-benefit analysis of multiple conditions and predicted effects. To weigh them all out and decide on actions requires discernment and, often, a team with multiple areas of expertise. It also requires constant, real-time adjustments to incoming, changing data.

That's a lot of work, time, and patience. Whereas it's basic nature to seek the shortest distance btwn 2 points--the easiest solution and fastest pay-off. So people naturally want more problems to be black-and-white than they really are. Our enemy capitalizes on that, telling us that people expressing complex concerns are "making things too complicated." Leading to the false rule: "if something sounds too complicated, it's probably fake." No, sometimes it's just more info or work than you care to apply.

But the opposite is also a false rule: "if it sounds too simple, too black-and-white, it probably is." (((They))) use word salad and made-up definitions and categories--even entire models of reality--to overcomplicate the basics on purpose. Witness the "infinity genders" madness when nature clearly exists in the binary. Their favorite place to apply manufactured complexity is in finance, which is just a shit-ton of fake rules and phenomena to hide the fact that a hidden hand is skewing things from the only real means of wealth production: land, invention, & labor. Interest and speculation are all sleight-of-hand to attribute "wealth" where none exists in order to siphon real, material wealth from the owners/builders/growers to the trickster bankers. But because the finance "story" seems too complicated to understand, we never dig down to discover the truth: the age-old con and pickpocket. The "Gombeen Man" is what Bram Stoker called this kind of lender in his time. (The real character behind Dracula).

Part of waking up is undoing all the upside down thinking our (((enemy))) has programmed us with, which requires asking Cui Bono (who benefits) to every story we're told. Lying to commit fraud is a crime. Law Enforcement know that the best way to find a criminal is to investigate who has motive to profit from it.