> i believe they can't be changed again because i think people have become too integrated with it to a point where the resistance would be more trouble than it's worth. fair enough, but how confident are in this assessment, when no one is trying and the integration and resistance to change is growing by the day? i'd say it is either now or never. > i also think it's a pandora's box kind of deal, it's open that's it, done.  that's very fatalistic. > the vast majority of people have always been stupid with a need to be led and are easily swayed by whatever they're exposed to.  if they are so malleable snd impressionable, why can they be guided into direction again?  > it's part of how we're educated even. idk what it's like there but here you memorize, you regurgitate, you sit still and you don't think or question unless it's the appropriate questions you've been guided to ask. if you are outside of this you're ostracized.  that may considered part and parcel of the commodification everything. you aren't considered human, but drone and raised such, by unwitting drones who've neen subjected to the same treatment. it's a cycle of abuse and co-dependance, that if not stopped will lead to self-destruction. you cannot stop something by "accepting that you can't fix it". > most will do the latter, the ones who do the former take time because for the most part we can only ever plant seeds and hope.  what breaks people out of the mold, what has broken you out if it? questions. people commit to tribal warfare and regurgitate [current thing] before even asking:  > who does this benefit?  > where does it come from?  > where do they pull all these random percentages from? (...) (cont.)
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