"Her conclusion, after years of detailed research, is that “transgender” is not a type of person but a conglomerate of political and corporate pressure, grooming the next generation for industrial body dissociation."
100% and so good to read that in black and white. Exactly. This is preparation for transhumans. As Icke puts it confusion precedes fusion.
What a super, super-timely piece ... so much said and so well said!
The mentality behind the truly insane push towards transhumanism is, it seems to me, animated by a fear of nature and a fear of death; by a desire for immortality and becoming gods; by an almost-inconceivable hubris. This attitude is explored in the following poem — one of my faves — which you might like as much as I enjoyed this post … https://redpillpoems.substack.com/p/headline-act
The next exploration is no longer about humans exploring other humans, but about the machine that supports the financialization of consumption, no longer through the production/consumption binary, but through the profitability created by the new physical body of the consumer, who ceases to be a consumer of products and starts "consuming" their own body at the pace of the upgradings inherent in biotechnological and biomechanical cycles, in a constant exponential acceleration of financial logic. More is better, better is progress, progress is evolution, and evolution is unquestionable.
"Her conclusion, after years of detailed research, is that “transgender” is not a type of person but a conglomerate of political and corporate pressure, grooming the next generation for industrial body dissociation."
100% and so good to read that in black and white. Exactly. This is preparation for transhumans. As Icke puts it confusion precedes fusion.
Thank you, Paul.
What a super, super-timely piece ... so much said and so well said!
The mentality behind the truly insane push towards transhumanism is, it seems to me, animated by a fear of nature and a fear of death; by a desire for immortality and becoming gods; by an almost-inconceivable hubris. This attitude is explored in the following poem — one of my faves — which you might like as much as I enjoyed this post … https://redpillpoems.substack.com/p/headline-act
Thanks. Yes, that's another great poem from you. Our rulers do seem entirely unaware of their own hubris and the inevitable nemesis that awaits them.
The saying "Whom the gods would destroy, they first make mad" comes to mind.
Hopefully the gods are in the process of destroying our would-be god rulers. The "make mad" part would seem to be largely accomplished.
Hopefully, we survive their madness.
"...the fear of "normal" people.." —Agreed.
"...feeling of inferiority and jealousy..." — Yes, and one which is usually masked, paradoxically, by a show of "superiority".
The next exploration is no longer about humans exploring other humans, but about the machine that supports the financialization of consumption, no longer through the production/consumption binary, but through the profitability created by the new physical body of the consumer, who ceases to be a consumer of products and starts "consuming" their own body at the pace of the upgradings inherent in biotechnological and biomechanical cycles, in a constant exponential acceleration of financial logic. More is better, better is progress, progress is evolution, and evolution is unquestionable.
https://iweothers.substack.com/p/circularity-from-the-slave-to-the
Who needs a political home? All politics is nothing but endless demonology where nothing ever gets solved.