Thread by @loony_not

You know the Streisand effect and the Mandela Effect right? What then is the SHAKESPEARE EFFECT?

It’s the effect of needing experts to tell you what to think and feel, consequently developing in a person an exaggerated impulse to do whatever you are told...a 🧵

such that the reach of the Covid experimental gene therapy was on average much higher in the realm of the Bard- the original commonwealth states of the UK (minus India who gave boot to the Brits) Would it were so for the rest. Sadly Ireland is included.

"The White British ethnic group had the highest fourth vaccination coverage, among eligible individuals with three doses"

The Shakespeare Effect means you probly feel an inordinate hatred of Russia and have an uncanny sense that Putin is the cause of all problems in the world. You will also believe that global warming is real. You might even start to use Google's new AI bot which is called THE BARD

By calling it THE BARD, Google attempts to promote the idea of indisputable genius and otherworldly insight into the human condition that Shakespeare supposedly possessed and portrayed. But what if Shakespeare was a hoax? What does that mean for Google's "sciencey" A.I. BARD?

What if Shakespeare is overrated? What if he's not as great as we've been told?

Tolstoy hated Shakespeare. Wittgenstein thought the characters were not "true to life". "A Dissent On The Bard" (not a general endorsement of this magazine)commentary.org/articles/josep…

Is it possible that the Shakespeare plays were designed to be confusing, designed to leave you with a sense of doubt such that you would be compelled to need some strong authority to bring you back to a sense of certainty? And eventually that authority was going to be "Science"?

Is it possible that one of the many purposes of the Shakespeare Hoax (legitimizing the Tudors, fostering an indomitable Brit patriotism, studying the human psyche, creation of new Myths) was to also ultimately also foster a belief in the new religion of Scientism?

Lord Verulam Francis Bacon, rumored for four hundred years to have written Shakespeare (because of the overwhelming evidence) was also the founder of modern Science and his philosophical work is widely considered as the beginning of the Enlightenment. Just sayin'

Is it possible that his entire body of work which Bacon called The Great Instauration is meant to create a technocratic Empire - a one world government? The New Atlantis did depict the first technocracy. Some even dub it a scientocracy. The Rosicrucians, rumored to be Bacon's

creation, were the first transhumanists. Is the WEF's Great Reset really Bacon's Great Instauration? Prince Charles was the first to announce The Great Reset, BTW

Are Shakespeare and Scientism connected?

Episode 12 has dropped. The mind boggling discoveries continue. Francis Bacon and the Gnostic English Empire: The Hidden Life is Best podcast. Check it out

Was Shakespeare a mad scientist?
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