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ghost_marauder ago

Could this be a social experiment

Yes, given the amount of money that is being pumped into censorship technology this very well could be. Given the amount of historic knowledge that is being dredged from the deep though, I doubt it.

Is the reason the D.C. pedo ring, the Franklin cover-up was smothered because they were a product of of this "hypnotism and conditioned reflex" experiment?

Probably not, you have rich people in power covering shit on a regular basis. The Franklin case also involved the reputation of a credit union which would not liked to be talked about negatively (because a lot of people are concerned for good reason about image). So, I just don't think so.

hypnotism and conditioned reflex

That part is where I see smaller tests going on. Creepy Clowns on social media & that type of stuff seems to be in line. Doing a large scale hoax usually seems to fail (I know Sandy Hooks failed with at least 50% of the country).

Did control masters who attended the 1942 conference lay the groundwork for today's pizzagate

Only if they were having pizza parties

And did they lay the groundwork for Epstein's freedom of movement to commit so many crimes and Saville's obscenities and the Hempstead group and other covens?

No, that perv has CIA runner written all over him. Moving on.

Is the apparent immunity enjoyed by the Podesta brothers and James Alefantis because of some association with a think tank?

Or is it because they're the fucking shadow government? Seriously, they have too much shit and too many connections. They're like a capstone. You bust them and the whole thing comes tumbling down.

ghost_marauder ago

I have, and it's fairly loosely tied shit. "We're going to train soldiers through video games."

That premise is dumb as fuck. You take a person who has played video games and put them on the battle field with a soldier and you'll have a fairly obvious outcome. You put a person playing strategy video games against a general and have them both in charge of a battle, you'll have a fairly obvious outcome. The best I've seen for combative training in video games is a general idea of how to sabotage shit, and I know very few people who could make their own thermite.

The trend owes its health to an odd array of influences: the youthful fervor and firm dis-Establishmentarianism of the freaks who design computer science; an astonishingly enlightened research program from the very top of the Defense Department; an unexpected market-flanking movement by the manufacturers of small calculating machines; and an irrepressible midnight phenomenon known as Spacewar.

Guess what, it wasn't nice for geeks in the early days. It's a movement of their own design because they found it interesting. Some jackass writing a paper on the subject does not mean they run the show. Quite literally from the 80's until the mid 90's computing was the wild west of technology. Maybe the big boys were running the show in the corporations, but the little guys were the ones that really made up the movement.

And yes, there are three factors that gave rise to the popular and current form of the internet. Video games, Universities, and Porn.

For the rest of it. Nepotism - this paper just describes nepotism and a desire to lower the common man. All to likely yes, and in line with the frankfort school of thought. Cultural marxists have swarmed the computer science world, they've also been there in the beginning (just not as much). But, the CMs have been ramping up all over the place lately. I'm more interested in what's bringing about their current furvor than where it came from (because I already know).

The rest is just "Men who stare at goats"