backtoiam » Thu Dec 17, 2015 2:34 pm wrote:There doesn't have to be some grand plan, just power for the sake of power and preparing for civil unrest while they plunder the coffers.
I know but I am still very disappointed in the human race. At this stage of human evolution with the technology we have these people could chill out and just run the show. We have the ability to easily produce more than is needed for the human labor it requires to produce it. Everybody on this planet could be comfortable. Arts and culture could flow easily and peace could be the rule instead of the exception.
We no longer require a human being to produce with its labor every stitch of goods we need to be comfortable. What we are witnessing is a pathological cruelty that is totally unnecessary. It literally breaks my heart to watch this shit show and I mean that in the most sincere way that I could ever express it. I will not get on a soap box with it but this is just so pathological and sad that words cannot express it. These crazy people literally want to turn people into nano filled transhuman robots. What is wrong with these crazy people? WTF just can't touch this show we are watching.
I think they see the world as their laboratory, the masses as their lab rats. And now that all of our medical records are online, and so many of us willingly strap on wearable body sensors that report our vital signs, sleeping, eating, elimination patterns, and god knows what else to god knows who, they can create all sorts of stressful, fear-inducing conflicts and then sit back and observe and record the reactions, behavior, etc. of their consenting little rats...
In sheep, if conditioned reflex experiments are so arranged that the animal is called upon to solve a problem beyond its capacity (e.g., to distinguish between two closely similar conditioned stimuli) the resulting frustration can lead to an apparently permanent neurosis. According to H.S. Lindell, "when the capacity for maintaining intense and unremitting vigilance is exceeded, the pent-up nervous tension thereby released will disrupt the operation of the conditioning machinery and lead to chronic states of neurosis."
Since all types of Pavlovian Conditioning develop in the animal increasingly rigid control of its emotional reactions to danger all conditioning is difficult conditioning and will, if long continued, lead to emotional disaster. (Liddell, 1956, p. 81, italics in the original).