It's long been known in cognitive psychology that IQ is limited by cognitive biases.
It doesn't matter how smart someone is if they can't comprehend outside the scope of their own mind
In simple terms many have limited imagination and "think" everything they learn is definitive
That's why many well educated "elite" figureheads who get groomed/placed into top positions, aren't sharpest tools in the box, they're useful idiots
It ensures truly smart/open minded people with integrity, able to conceptualise beyond their own mind will be frustrated and leave
Mar 14, 2024 • 10 tweets • 3 min read
The eclipse next month forms an "X" right across the United States
X seems to trending right now 🙃
It's the Ancient Hebrew Symbol TAV, It means the LAST
Aleph was the beginning Of the Hebrew Alphabet and TAV the last
The Alpha and Omega
The Beginning and the End
Ironic! 😵
The April American eclipse will complete the giant “X” over America that the American Eclipse of 2017 began seven years before
In totally unrelated news:
There were two eclipses that happened seven years apart when Babylon society fell
People are angry @PeterTosh barely gets a mention in the Bob Marley One Love biopic movie
Maybe this is why:
"When it comes to my message, money is secondary"
Peter cancelled his Israel tour in 1979 as Israel was supplying its fellow apartheid state (South Africa) with weapons
How many artists can say that these days?
Well, not Ziggy Marley, Bob Marley's son who was a producer of #BobMarleyOneLove movie.
Ziggy has openly said he's a Zionist
He's literally raised money for Israel's IDF army and signed a letter in support of Israel's actions in Gaza.
Mar 3, 2023 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
The next generation of electric cars are going to be very affordable and reasonably priced for most to lease, but prohibitively expensive to buy and insure.
Most of the accessories e.g heated seats will be subscription based and mileage will be limited.
The bigger manufacturers are working on their own charging infrastructure and they're exploring and testing ways with energy companies to convert existing things like lampposts etc.
Mar 3, 2023 • 12 tweets • 2 min read
The thing I love about art, especially music, paintings and poetry is it's open to interpretation,
Just as the naive, or twisted artists subliminally (are used or choose to) wrap negative energy and messaging in their art.
Conscious, good natured artists can do the opposite.
Historically, in times of totalitarian control, change or reset its obvious that consciousness was proactively targeted, so the arts posed a big threat to that objective.
So in order art to survive, artists clearly had to disguise and make their message ambiguous, or complex.
Mar 3, 2023 • 5 tweets • 1 min read
I’m aware my tweets are very Philosophical atm,
Philosophy literally means a “love of wisdom”
In a broad sense, philosophy is what we do when we seek to understand fundamental truths about life, ourselves, the world we live in, our relationships to the world and to each other.
I do have a love and passion for wisdom. I think we all do and whether people realise it, or not… the way in which we live our life literally means we follow and believe in certain aspects of Philosophy.
Ignorance is also a philosophy, but it’s one that’s ruled by knowledge.
Mar 3, 2023 • 18 tweets • 4 min read
Emotional intelligence is understanding our own/others emotions and addressing them in a constructive, healthy, respectful way.
Consciousness and Spiritual intelligence lifts this awareness to a higher level, where we connect with our divine nature and that which unites us all.
It’s also important to remember a level of intelligence doesn’t mean an equal level of emotional, conscious or spiritual maturity.
There are so many variables and life needs “to life”, for us to gain that maturity, knowledge of self and wisdom.
That’s a lifelong journey/lesson.
Mar 3, 2023 • 13 tweets • 3 min read
The real structures of power have always viewed humanity as a commodity, essentially like hardware which gets replaced as needed.
Their control/management of Applied Demography has been sophisticated, precise and (ethics, intentions aside) can be considered an art and Science.
Change has been systematic, cyclic and mostly slow paced, with cycles spanning as long/longer than average lifespanw, additionally history has been warped.
So inevitably being aware of ability to control demography with such precision was extremely hard for most to comprehend.
Mar 2, 2023 • 13 tweets • 3 min read
Very few can comprehend the magic of perception, or appreciate the way our mind can literally manifest our reality.
That's why most don't know what a phychological or spiritual war means,
So, it's inevitable they won't realise one is under way, or do anything to counteract.
It's a misconception transhumanism is yet to happen, the reality is it's well under way, you could even argue we're already at post-transhumanism and singularity is merely a few years away from being the reality which most of us have been conditioned/programmed for from birth.
Mar 2, 2023 • 8 tweets • 2 min read
Redlining is nothing new.
It's long happened to deliberately and intentionally manufacture/create hopelessness and deep psychological damage, to exploit that.
This is systemic, serving socioeconomic and political purposes of control.
It's just being accelerated and scaled.
The inevitable post destruction "rebuilding" creates, economically incentivises aka forces creation of "Sacrifice Zones"
If you truly understand demography, economics, psychology and social science all of these strategies are well documented, complicity is even openly admitted.
Mar 2, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
Throughout history, the people who get the rug pulled out from underneath them and economically fcuked the most...
Never see it coming, until it's too late.
During US Great Depression in the 1930's gold ownership was banned by Executive Order 6102.
The "rationale" for it was that hard times had caused hoarding of gold, stalling economic growth and worsening the depression.
"Ownership" has always been an illusion, but that's going to become blatant soon.
If you have a personal net worth between 100k and 25m predominantly liquid and/or tied up in assets like property, crypto etc.
Mark my words, you're going to be fucked before this decade is over.
There's obviosily going to be a global cyber attack,
- All Fiat currency will become worthless,
- Quantum CBDC's will launch,
- Banks will delay replacing money above 20k with new CBDC, it likely won't ever happen.
- Classical Computing based Cryptocurrency will go to zero.
Mar 1, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
My Great Uncle is 82, for the past few years he and his wife have rarely left their house as they’re still fearful about covid.
Another Auntie in her early 60’s leg is locked in a permanent bend, which happened a few days after a vaccine, it’s left her completely bed ridden.
Imagine living out your twilight years in fear and isolated from the world, because of unnecessary fear mongering by government and the media.
Imagine not being able to walk because you’ve taken something that you trusted/thought was going to protect you.
It’s just really sad.
Feb 15, 2023 • 4 tweets • 1 min read
I know many tech founders who have made fcuk you money and changed their life.
Not all, but the majority of them are shallow, obviously unhappy, can't hold a fulfilling relationship down and surround themselves with fake users and "yes" people.
That's not my idea of success.
Money is like a drug, it may give a temporary high, pleasure, or block out pain/trauma.
But, what goes up, must come down and someone can't run from their thoughts forever.
It makes an inferiority complex so glaringly obvious to those who want to absorb, abuse or use energy.
Feb 15, 2023 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
People who aren't familiar w/ Irish history may not know, but the "Great" Famine was genocide which killed an estimated 1m people and forced another 1m to leave the country.
Throughout the 1845 to 1852 period, Ireland produced enough food to feed all, but the food was exported!
This genocide by the British created conditions of dire hopelessness, dependence on potato crop through a series of sadistic, debasing, premeditated and barbarous Penal Laws, which deliberately, systematically stripped the Irish of even the least semblance of basic human freedom.
Feb 14, 2023 • 5 tweets • 2 min read
One thing I hate about speaking up about reality,
I'm conscious there's many out there struggling / feeling low,
Who may get overwhelmed by what's going on w/ sensory overload and limited ability to process or even understand things.
If we lived in a functioning society, this is a time when
- Faith leaders should step up to provide spiritual guidance,
- The media should be impartial and provide context and facts.
- Celebrities put morals before their pocket and make a stand.
None of that is happening.
Feb 14, 2023 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
One thing that most countries who had incentivised and prioritised FDI over building a solid Idigenous startup ecosystem are about to learn:
Is just how stupid that was as those jobs vanish faster than they arrived, with lay offs rapidly accelerating by disruption cased by AI.
I'm sorry to say it, but that all points to N Ireland being absolutely fucked, as it's so exposed to this risk.
Most of the established industries are about to be decimated.
There's no FDI incentive that trumps removing 100% of salary by firing people who are no longer needed.
Feb 14, 2023 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
Agriculture is integral to the economy across Island of Ireland.
134k farms in the South.
25k farms in the North.
Most are family owned.
If I owned a small holding Irish farm.
I’d be watching tonight’s events in #Ohio with interest. 👀
Trust me, there’ll be a huge raid on the assets/capital of middle/upper classes.
As they’re rapidly disintermediated and removed from their comfortable lifestyles and safety nets,
Those who make up the lower rungs of the socioeconomic ladder will navigate it so much better.
Imagine benefiting from a system of inequality for generations to the point you blindly trust it to always protect/value you, only for the rug to be pulled out and the boot which you’ve always seen hurting those below you in the food chain is directly on your face.
Kinda poetic!
Feb 13, 2023 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
It doesn't matter where a Crab is in a bucket, they're still in a bucket.
A crab placed alone in a bucket will easily climb out and escape, but when you place it with a few others, this interesting phenomenon occurs: One at a time, as the crabs try to escape, other crabs will pull them back down to their misery and the group’s collective demise.
Feb 13, 2023 • 7 tweets • 2 min read
If you're Irish and know your history...
You will know how those who were being oppressed were strategically "allowed" to have poorer quality land, e.g low grade agricultural and more mountainous.
Also, cities across the🌍 tend to have poor areas in locations with bad air quality / exposed to radiation such as electricity pylons (proven to cause cancer from close proximity) etc
None of these things happen by accident.
It's environmental gentrification, designed to harm.
