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Sounder wrote:And then there was Hugh, Mr. no engagement Hugh. I will skip the repost, but I am willing to assert now, what I have thought for quite awhile, and that is that Hugh himself is a poison pill.
THAT is calling me a disinfo agent which is against board rules and plain old ridiculous. Don't pretend you didn't target me for discrediting this way.
So now "Mr. no engagement Hugh" is out to engage you upside your intellectual head.
Sounder wrote:Hugh wrote...And there's nothing "poisonous" about my trying to warn y'all how much Hollywood product is psyops.
I agree that many movies are psyops, I do not watch them much myself and no one would say that to 'warn y'all' is the poison.
Aha. If you "do not watch [movies] much" yourself, you literally don't know the subject I have investigated at great length and found to be mostly psyops. But despite your agreeing that many movies are psyops, later in your post you evoke mystical mumbo-jumbo. So I can't tell how many ways you are trying to have it at once. And I think that's a form of 'poison pill,' self-contradiction.
I think however that by insisting that all 'signals' are agency produced, a causal factor that may exist is denied thereby enabling you to place all these events in the psyops box. To me, it is this limiting of possibilities, that is the poison.
I've found from extensive research that over the decades the number of psyops films out of Hollywood went from 'many' to 'lots' to now 'almost all.'
Facts are facts.
If the White House press podium has only White House psyops spoken there, that is simply the case whether you find this "limiting of possibilities" or not. If you'd analyzed the maybe two hundred movies that I have, you'd have some data on which to expound instead of just hugging a "possibilities" teddy bear and accusing me of taking it away from you.
Not finding and facing basic US government history, psyops science, and related facts is...poison. As in - ignorance and denial is poison.
For instance, the above paper seems to be an intuitive study of the ways of power. For you the poison would be agency produced, for me the poison may be unconscious projections of the authors.
Wrong. I have no idea the paper's source and said so quite clearly and at length.
If you can't read what I wrote, that's another 'poison,' your lack of reading comprehension.
Added; Essentially, everything that we do to each other is a psychological operation of one kind or another. People exhibit varying levels of desperation or charm in trying to impress others of the ‘truth’ of a given assertion. Yet if the motivation of the assertion is examined, often it is found to be an effort to support an unstated assumption.
Sure. That's certainly the case in your post here.
You seem to assume that I couldn't possibly be right about the level of psyops in media yet you can only guess.
The folk on this board, being the skeptics they are, likely approach most interaction this way, let alone when looking at movies.
Sadly, I find that many respond to posted articles at face value. And worse, some resent my taking the article apart from source to themes to keywords to news cycle context.
And if the topic is UFOs, then Jeff will not tolerate much debunking lest this "chase away readers."
I can tell you this from over 6000 posts worth of experience.
But while we look for tricks of others we must realize that we also play tricks on ourselves as we force things into our own preconceived notions.
I find that when people don't know much on a topic, they accuse others with differing views of being "biased" or having "preconceived notions."
This is a variation on the negative sanction label, "conspiracy theorist."
What it usually means is "You seem to know more about something than I do and I have to put up a defense."
Religion does this and so does science, we get the psyops coming and going. Still somewhere there is meaning to be found behind the gloss.
That didn't tell me anything. Moving on.
If ones world view limits causality to the physical then certainly an intelligence agency is a more likely source of causation than is; oh say some syncromystic web, or upwelling of unconscious shadow projections.
Silly me. I "limit causality to the physical" when I see a DVD at the video rental store. Some Hollywood assholes made it, not "some syncromystic web or upwelling of unconscious shadow."
Jeez. What nonsense, Sounder. This is the kind of nebulous piffle spooks love to use up our bandwith with by spinning pseudo-psychological terms with a mystic accent. Are you channeling Deepak Chopra? Quoting 'The Celestine Prophecy?'
Clever psyops cloaks itself in that intellectual dry ice stage fog to use internal narrative coherence as a cover for external psyops coherence.
That's why so much psyops seems to be just 'art.'
Amazing what a script writer can embed in some pathos and giggles.
BUT...
"Don't jive me with that cozmik debris."
-Frank Zappa
How's that for "engagement?"