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1) Sadly, I un-followed an account today that I valued.
Part of the #QAnon / #GreatAwakening process is, as best as I can describe, a rewiring of your brain. Over the last several weeks this process has had me spending a lot of time on clickbait vs logical thinking. #QAnon
Part of the #QAnon / #GreatAwakening process is, as best as I can describe, a rewiring of your brain. Over the last several weeks this process has had me spending a lot of time on clickbait vs logical thinking. #QAnon
2) When posting research, the account was excellent but unfortunately spent too much time outraged by clickbait media manufactured stories.
I'm not going to name the account because it deserves a lot of respect, but I'm just not wired for that anymore. #QAnon
I'm not going to name the account because it deserves a lot of respect, but I'm just not wired for that anymore. #QAnon
3) I understand what Q meant in post #1988 better now, it took a while.
"See how EMOTIONAL PUSHES TO TARGETED READERS works?"
This "rewiring" means exposure to these stories now triggers a visceral reaction in me to the emotional pushes they come with,... #QAnon
"See how EMOTIONAL PUSHES TO TARGETED READERS works?"
This "rewiring" means exposure to these stories now triggers a visceral reaction in me to the emotional pushes they come with,... #QAnon
4) ... It's a distinct and identifiable feeling, and now I get that feeling and instantly recoil from the piece of news. Not being exposed has helped me understand how unhealthy outrage cycles over fake news really are. #QAnon
5) The account went from 2 solid days of endless tweets about BuzzFeed to dropping it and moving right into 2 solid days over some Catholic kids and an American Indian.
Both are manufactured stories designed to trigger outrage cycles. #QAnon
Both are manufactured stories designed to trigger outrage cycles. #QAnon
6) That brings me to this very interesting @ChuckRossDC tweet.
In different words, I think Chuck is feeling it to. The outrage cycles are just intolerable, and yes, soul destroying. He says it well. #QAnon
In different words, I think Chuck is feeling it to. The outrage cycles are just intolerable, and yes, soul destroying. He says it well. #QAnon
7) The people that create this stuff know what they're doing. It's the same tactic of "shilling" on the Q Research boards. We go thru hell sometimes with the kinds of distracting garbage that gets posted, all designed to wear down our resolve. #QAnon
7) When you don't indulge the outrage, you get great stuff like Snake's (@MrWyattEarpLA) recent tweet about this Catholic boy's outrage cycle. He nailed it. This is about fermenting hate towards Catholics because of the Supreme Court. #QAnon
8) When you spend less time in outrage cycles, you have more time to think about why this specific manufactured news item is happening, and why now? #QAnon
9) I hope I don't sound sanctimonious, I just wanted to share more about this shift I've recently experienced, and to consider your own relationships with these manufactured news outrage cycles. #QAnon
