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IanEye wrote:Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:
What I want people to know is that there is a psy-ops beaurocracy that maintains baseline levels of these -isms, using tv and movies, for instance, and it is going to take exposing this to cool us down and thereby increase the rate of social evolution.
your struggle to communicate the knowledge of a 'psy-ops beaurocracy' is fine.
you are wearing a mask known as 'humanity wins' to bring about this communication however. and thus you are duty bound to show the mask's counter-face. that is the thing about masks or personas, each one has a counter-mask, living in the personage of the mask you decide to wear. if you do not address this, the mask takes hold of you.
be honest with yourself, person wearing the HMW mask, and consider this task:
find a piece of art and swoon over it.
do not bring up a piece of art only as a means to downgrade another piece of art.
just be enthralled with humanity's need to communicate through art...
to not acknowledge the presence of the counter-mask is to enter the realm of the fundamentalist, correct?
psychobiology[1] is the application of the principles of biology to the study of mental processes and behavior. A psychobiologist, for instance, may compare the imprinting behavior in goslings to the early attachment behavior in human infants and construct theory around these two phenomena.
"...[W]hat are we getting for our money? That $75 billion budget covers a vast array of projects, from perfecting new weapon systems like the Joint Strike Fighter plane to studying pure physics. Focusing on the research side of R&D, Discover looked at four key areas where the military is placing its bets: hypersonic vehicles, laser technology, using information technology and neuroscience to combine human and machine on the battlefield, and employing sociology and psychobiology to combat terrorism."
philipacentaur wrote:You're confirming your bias.
You're confirming your bias.
You're confirming your bias.
philipacentaur wrote:Bob and weave.
philipacentaur wrote:Why would I bother? A simple explanation like the studio cramming a bunch of hot-button political issues of the into an inexpensive and trivial comedy would surely be too pedestrian for your tastes. I've seen neither movie.
"Naval Reserve United States Atlantic Command Psychological Operations Unit is a special purpose radio/television production unit whose dedicated mission is to train audiovisual personnel for mobilization and to produce audiovisual products in response to CINCUSACOM Special Operation Requirements." Mission Statement
"Think of this new domain as 'applied sociology' or 'cultural engineering.' Neither name is sufficient description to a field that encompasses information theory, general semantics, semiotics, cybernetics, neurolinguistics, statistical theory, advertising/propaganda, conditioning, epistemology, epidemiology, game theory, cognitive psychology, sociology, and evolutionary biology.
"A meeting sponsored by Defense & Foreign Affairs and the International Strategic Studies Association was held in Washington DC in 1983. High-level officials from many countries met for this conference. They discussed psychological strategies related to government and policymaking. A summary of the agenda reads: "The group will be discussing the essence of future policymaking, for it must be increasingly clear to all that the most effec- tive tool of government and strategy is the mind...
that should scare the shit out of you. And instead of bashing HMW's in a like clockwork fashion perhaps we should be looking into his ideas a bit more open mindedly. Because, even if what HMW's expresses is wrong, if they could do what he suggest, you can bet they will. If not in form, then certainly in function.
"I think the subject which will be of most importance politically is mass psychology....Although this science will be diligently studied, it will be rigidly confined to the governing class. The populace will not be allowed to know how its convictions were generated." Bertrand Russell
FourthBase wrote:that should scare the shit out of you. And instead of bashing HMW's in a like clockwork fashion perhaps we should be looking into his ideas a bit more open mindedly. Because, even if what HMW's expresses is wrong, if they could do what he suggest, you can bet they will. If not in form, then certainly in function.
Ab-so-fucking-lute-ly.
Uncle's post was revelatory.
Everyone should just STFU about Hugh for a little while."I think the subject which will be of most importance politically is mass psychology....Although this science will be diligently studied, it will be rigidly confined to the governing class. The populace will not be allowed to know how its convictions were generated." Bertrand Russell
The ring of truth from that is so loud it's giving me a migraine.
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote: What mask? I study what concerns me and share. Period.
I'm not a "fundamentalist." I'm just focused and on mission. I've researched to find out what is truthful what is deception. And I stick by what I know.
Not that I'm on their level, but would you call Jesus, Ghandi, and Martin Luther King "fundamentalists" who are "wearing masks" and insist that their view of the world was "dehumanizing?".
Hugh Manatee Wins wrote:You aren't getting that when I point at the militarist shadow it confirms what is light, what power does not want us to have.
Hilda Martinez wrote:
IanEye, maybe I'm not getting why you are so upset at Hugh but I don't think he is saying all art is controlled by the CIA or the PTB only the "consumer art," the mass-media-delivered art that is pumped into our homes and theaters and printed on those glossy magazines waiting for bored people to peruse at the checkout stand. The local artist at the Friday night Art Walk in your town is the farthest thing from this. Hugh doesn't really have to address that "counter mask" if he is just talking about the big stuff, does he really?
Elfismiles wrote:Like so many others whose ideas I find fascinating and POSSIBLE yet difficult to prove, I like what Hugh is attempting to analyze even if I can't believe it 100%. As always I'm also interested in what constitutes proof to various people. But I get tired of people who start slinging such emotional meanness - at Hugh and others.
Medicis wrote:All in all, HMW is far more persuasive than his critics if only because he presents interesting analyses, is rarely mean-spirited (at least from my limited reading) vs. the critics who are opposites on both those points.
hmw wrote:Oy, the non-sequitors. Um..do you drink?
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