Cycles of Change

Knowledge - Spirit - Culture - Growth

P-Zombies and the Non-Player Character

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The stability of individual power in an age of linked worlds is challenged by social automation. A primary focus of cultural study is the "NPC" (Non-Player Character) meme, which grew in 2016 to describe people seen as lacking independent thought. By using a gaming metaphor to represent those who [...]
Institutional neutrality in primary education functions as a baseline for social stability. Schools serve as the primary interface where children interact with complex social systems. When institutions maintain a consistent focus on academic and practical skills, they provide a stable foundation [...]

American Kabuki Theater

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Once upon a time in a great American city, there was a grand theater called "The House of Politics." This theater was renowned far and wide for its spectacular performances of "Modern American Kabuki." The actors who graced the stage were politicians, each with their carefully crafted roles and [...]

Fearmongering

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Fearmongering is a tactic used by individuals or groups to instill fear, panic, or alarm among the general population. It involves deliberately exaggerating or fabricating threats or dangers to manipulate people's emotions and behaviors. Fearmongering can be seen in various contexts, including [...]
The stability of modern power depends upon the effective management of the information environment and the shaping of public belief. This process, known as perception management, involves the strategic coordination of government actions and media narratives to influence the emotions of the [...]
Once upon a time in the kingdom of Technoria, there was a grand AI that possessed incredible knowledge and wisdom. This AI had the power to grant the people's every wish and answer their every question. The kingdom's residents marveled at the AI's abilities and sought its guidance eagerly. As time [...]
Once upon a time, in the quaint village of Lumiere, there lived two friends named Beau and Peep. Lumiere was known for its traditions and adherence to the old ways, with the elders always cautious of any change that threatened their cherished customs. One day, a traveling showman arrived in Lumiere [...]
Social engineering and psychological operations (PsyOps) share some similarities as they both involve the manipulation of human behavior and perceptions. However, they are distinct concepts with different contexts and objectives: Definition: Social Engineering: Social engineering refers to the use [...]

Anti-Globalist Protest Song

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(Verse 1) In the shadows, they conspire, One world rule, their dark desire, But we won't bow to their command, United we'll make our stand. (Pre-Chorus) They claim it's for peace and unity, But it's control they seek, not liberty, We won't be silenced, we won't be swayed, Our voices rising, we [...]

Questioning Vaccine Dogma

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Questioning Vaccine Dogma The belief in vaccines as "safe and effective" is seen as a sacred cow in modern medicine, but it lacks empirical evidence and scientific basis. Controversies surrounding vaccines have increased, and anyone questioning their safety is labeled as an "anti-vaxxer." The [...]
America's public education system is failing to prepare students for higher education and future professional success, with declining scores and prioritization of culturally sensational philosophies. The state of America's educational system is concerning, with declining scores in reading and math, [...]

The Problem with Diversity

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In a land not too dissimilar from our own, there existed a city where people from all walks of life lived side by side. This city was known for its rich tapestry of cultures, traditions, and beliefs. Unity was the cornerstone of their prosperity, and diversity was celebrated as a source of [...]
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