Previously I purposefully, and hopefully annoyingly, overemphasized time. Time is a tricky little bastard of a dimension, which is why it makes such a cool movie topic. As we have progressed scientifically we have built on historical foundations we have figured out things that have lead to figuring out other things. Mistakes are made, oh just for a crazy current example, a submersible gets mooshed by underwater pressure. We can build better submersibles and try again. We can just say, “Hey, that was a really dumb idea, let’s not do that again.” The future remains to be seen, but going back and unmooshing the sub isn’t a viable option.
Empathy can be learned individually and as a society. But like all things that might be important it takes time. Maybe keying your neighbor’s car because they play music too loud wasn’t a great idea. Maybe if the annoying neighbor had a bit more empathy they would understand playing Taylor Swift is best with earbuds and not jet engine level decibels.
Things like our fictional neighbor problem here can be solved by cooperation and getting along. But there’s a lot to be said for putting out the immediate fire instead of signing up the neighbor for sensitivity training. Taylor is loud now and needs to end now. So, I’m calling the police with a noise complaint.
That’s a form of overcompensation that should be unnecessary, but it is because the superpower of getting along with others is a lost art form.
On a grander scale, the grifter/truth community is operating to keep a constant feedback loop in place. Other feedback loops for example purposes. Burning coal to make electricity to keep your AC running because it’s too hot because they’ve been burning coal to produce electricity because it’s too damn hot. There’s an old Don’t Do Drugs PSA where they guy is pacing in a circle and repeating, “I need drugs, so I can stay awake, so I can work longer, so I can make money, so I can buy more drugs”, clearly caught in a feedback loop.
Governments and law enforcement don’t want to spend time and resources and bother with petty things like noise complaints. Bigger picture stuff occupies the majority of debate and budgets. Now, the grifters with their petty theft have evolved into gaining undue influence by creating the turmoil they love to complain about. Fauci is a great example of this. Anti-science rhetoric focuses on occupations that require a degree of empathy to be effective socially. They’ll say things like “You’re a bad nurse because you won’t use Ivermectin.” “You’re a dirty cop because my individual rights say I’m allowed to harass doctors at their residences!” Poor Fauci, rolling his eyes while listening to his leaders who should be listening to him for guidance as an expert is made scapegoat supreme. Anything actually wrong in what he and the vaccination experts did is lost in a tidal wave of misinformation/disinformation because some jackasses want to make a quick buck on a bogus workout routine book. You now, because conflating eating healthy and exercising with vaccines being bad with no evidence makes all kinds of sense. (Sarcasm font.)
It’s not really a lot of fun watching the scientists who do care what is going on with the world get lumped in with those who don’t. That’s your feedback loop. Mistrust in science, because nothing gets done because bad actors make it difficult to get things done with bad science.
Vaccines are a classic example of something being a victim of its own success. Smallpox is a vague mental footnote since you never got it because vaccines work. Now, “Viruses don’t exist!”, they say. In theory, and it’s a very good theory, if we didn’t waste resources dilly dallying around it would have been a lot easier to get through before overcompensating topics like forced lengthy economic shutdown and mandatory vaccines became an issue. But time marches forward, so now we’ll never now.
Back in the smaller picture of the gematria world. The grifters are generating content to make people think they are smarter than they really are. At a personal level, the feedback loop (the rabbit hole) is to keep decoding and predicting because they got it wrong the last time. Being wrong is all fun and games if it’s just yesterday’s basketball game that 50% of your “community” got right and 50% got wrong. If that’s your standard, I don’t want you helping elect someone who thinks being right half the time is good enough. Being wrong in the big picture will generate unpredictable overcompensating ideas which may be just as bad or worse than the fire that needs to be put out today.
Before I continue with part 2, let’s end this with a genuine overcompensating talking point. They’re talking about seeding the atmosphere with stuff to block out some sunlight, just to buy some time. Sounds like a terrible idea to me. But since, “climate change is a hoax” simultaneously with Texas being on fire this week, yeah, whatever. I don’t think any of you knuckle heads have an endgame plan for the lack of empathy social movement you created. Sounds like our kids are going to have a lot of fun trying to grift off of a bunch of poor and dead people.
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