TST 1/13/23 - The Abyss Looked Back
Jan 14, 2023 ·
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There is no doubt at this point we have completely opened a gateway to the abyss, encouraging it with every fiber of being to give us what we desire in...
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There is no doubt at this point we have completely opened a gateway to the abyss, encouraging it with every fiber of being to give us what we desire in exchange for our divinity. Recently, Yuval Harari said we need to re-learn our senses since gravity, light and the laws of physics will be different in the new world - a digital replacement of reality. Klaus Schwab minces no words when he repeatedly says that we will merge our biological and technological identities. To achieve these ends, however, everything natural and beautiful has to be made unnatural and ugly. This way we can be convinced to relinquish our birthright to be born again into a cowardly new world. How does this work? The natural world, i.e., all of creation, and therefore anything organic, must be demeaned, destroyed, and replaced with synthetics, largely in the name of saving the same. Creation must be inverted and destroyed, civilization must be sabotaged and the foundation of human life must be eliminated - womanhood has to be condemned and both physically and psychologically distorted, as is the case with manhood. If men and women come together in creation to produce a naturally innocent life, then men and women must be forced apart to nurture a new kind of life - a homunculus created by cold hatred rather than love. Children, if allowed at all, have to be conditioned to see themselves as part of a collective and therefore as having no uniqueness outside of the artificial ego construct offered through various destructive ideologies.
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| Author | Ryan Gable |
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