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Video: Anglo women tie themselves in knots while attempting to define "woman."
The most telling part of this video is when the girl in the second clip gives a crude but correct answer, implying that "woman" means "biologically female adult human," and then instantly corrects herself by claiming that she is "only joking" and didn't mean to "exclude" anyone (i.e. transgender people).
The girls in this video clearly don't understand or sincerely believe what they're saying but are too scared and confused to admit it. They're walking on eggshells.
The issue here isn't that they're dumb, but that they've been psychologically abused into embracing this insane worldview.
They've been gaslit by the media and educational institutions and are clearly terrified to disagree because they know that they would face potentially life ruining social and legal repercussions. The UK has incredibly harsh and ill-defined "hate speech" laws (much like the USSR).
The most telling part of this video is when the girl in the second clip gives a crude but correct answer, implying that "woman" means "biologically female adult human," and then instantly corrects herself by claiming that she is "only joking" and didn't mean to "exclude" anyone (i.e. transgender people).
The girls in this video clearly don't understand or sincerely believe what they're saying but are too scared and confused to admit it. They're walking on eggshells.
The issue here isn't that they're dumb, but that they've been psychologically abused into embracing this insane worldview.
They've been gaslit by the media and educational institutions and are clearly terrified to disagree because they know that they would face potentially life ruining social and legal repercussions. The UK has incredibly harsh and ill-defined "hate speech" laws (much like the USSR).
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Just saw a video that reminded me of this post from last year: https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/1297
Edit: vid from: https://twitter.com/CCPBotSlayer
Edit: vid from: https://twitter.com/CCPBotSlayer
Left versus right hemispheres: How humans' divided brains impact our worldviews
This is a fascinating interview with Iain McGilchrist, author of the book The Master and His Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World.
https://youtu.be/f6Vkhov_qx8?t=191
Long video, so here is a summary of the basic concepts:
- All brains dating back to evolutionary prehistory have a divided structure. Each half of the brain produces a different version of the experiential world.
- The left brain provides a detailed theoretical perspective on specific situations, while the right brain allows us to perceive the broad complexity of the world as a whole — the "part versus whole" distinction.
- Simple example: When a bird swoops down from a tree to pluck food from the sidewalk, its left brain targets the food, while its right brain provides situational awareness to protect it from predators.
- The left brain carves reality up into parts and sees a world that is made up of tiny, atomistic fragments that are fixed, decontextualized, and abstract.
- The right brain sees a world that is rich, coherent, interconnected, and constantly evolving and moving. It perceives things that are implicit and between the lines, and acts as our "anchor in reality."
- The left brain perceives animate things as inanimate ("the human body is just a machine"), while the right brain perceives inanimate things as animate ("the sun is a living god").
- Although the right hemisphere is more important for understanding the world as a whole, we need both hemispheres to perceive the world accurately.
- McGilchrist points out that while a complete lack of reason (left brain) can easily lead people to false conclusions, excessive reason leads to abstract thinking with no basis in reality, which produces the same results.
This is a fascinating interview with Iain McGilchrist, author of the book The Master and His Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World.
https://youtu.be/f6Vkhov_qx8?t=191
Long video, so here is a summary of the basic concepts:
- All brains dating back to evolutionary prehistory have a divided structure. Each half of the brain produces a different version of the experiential world.
- The left brain provides a detailed theoretical perspective on specific situations, while the right brain allows us to perceive the broad complexity of the world as a whole — the "part versus whole" distinction.
- Simple example: When a bird swoops down from a tree to pluck food from the sidewalk, its left brain targets the food, while its right brain provides situational awareness to protect it from predators.
- The left brain carves reality up into parts and sees a world that is made up of tiny, atomistic fragments that are fixed, decontextualized, and abstract.
- The right brain sees a world that is rich, coherent, interconnected, and constantly evolving and moving. It perceives things that are implicit and between the lines, and acts as our "anchor in reality."
- The left brain perceives animate things as inanimate ("the human body is just a machine"), while the right brain perceives inanimate things as animate ("the sun is a living god").
- Although the right hemisphere is more important for understanding the world as a whole, we need both hemispheres to perceive the world accurately.
- McGilchrist points out that while a complete lack of reason (left brain) can easily lead people to false conclusions, excessive reason leads to abstract thinking with no basis in reality, which produces the same results.
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The two hemispheres of the human brain are explicitly different and both incredibly complex. Dr. Iain McGilchrist joins to discuss and explore the science of philosophy, covering everything from our ability to reason to how art can cross cultures.
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Started to use telegram like a blog because I've been too lazy to write and finish articles lately.
Should I post less textwalls on telegram?
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Not a fan of "neo-Feudalism" as name for the unfolding global order. We already have the term "Socialism" and what is unfolding today is almost exactly what Socialists from the 1800s to the 20th century have described as their ideal system, especially the Fabians, who were one of the leading forces behind creating the UN and so on.
"Neo-Feudalism" is also another classic New Left term, like "post-colonialism" or "neo-liberalism," which immediately makes it gay. It also does the stereotypical Left-Wing thing of taking problems caused by Leftism (Globalism and Leftism are the same thing) and blaming them on the Right-Wing — "Globalists are evil right-wing reactionaries, they're just like medieval lords and kings!"
Bad rhetoric. People need to think of another term (or just stick to calling it "Globalism").
"Neo-Feudalism" is also another classic New Left term, like "post-colonialism" or "neo-liberalism," which immediately makes it gay. It also does the stereotypical Left-Wing thing of taking problems caused by Leftism (Globalism and Leftism are the same thing) and blaming them on the Right-Wing — "Globalists are evil right-wing reactionaries, they're just like medieval lords and kings!"
Bad rhetoric. People need to think of another term (or just stick to calling it "Globalism").
Canada: Digital identity goes live.
Canada, where 35% of the government are WEF members, just implemented a "federal Digital Identity Program", justified by the COVID scamdemic [source / archive].
This is part of the World Economic Forum's Known Traveller Digital Identity (KTDI) initiative. The WEF website names Canada as one of the countries involved with the pilot scheme.
According to the KTDI website, these digital identities will run on blockchain technology.
The KTDI initiative is part of the United Nations' ID2020 project, which aims to "provide legal identity to all, including birth registration, by 2030."
And ID2020 is part of the UN's Agenda 2030 (aka "Sustainable Development Goals"), which is a rebranding of Agenda 21, their long-term strategy to reshape our entire planet that was publicly announced in 1992.
Digital identity + Central Bank Digital Currency + AI surveillance tech = CCP-style social credit system.
I summarized all of this about a year ago in my article NWO Agenda Explained.
Canada, where 35% of the government are WEF members, just implemented a "federal Digital Identity Program", justified by the COVID scamdemic [source / archive].
This is part of the World Economic Forum's Known Traveller Digital Identity (KTDI) initiative. The WEF website names Canada as one of the countries involved with the pilot scheme.
According to the KTDI website, these digital identities will run on blockchain technology.
The KTDI initiative is part of the United Nations' ID2020 project, which aims to "provide legal identity to all, including birth registration, by 2030."
And ID2020 is part of the UN's Agenda 2030 (aka "Sustainable Development Goals"), which is a rebranding of Agenda 21, their long-term strategy to reshape our entire planet that was publicly announced in 1992.
Digital identity + Central Bank Digital Currency + AI surveillance tech = CCP-style social credit system.
I summarized all of this about a year ago in my article NWO Agenda Explained.
ERROR in this post: https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/3460
Apparently they have no yet implemented the federal digital identity program, they're just telling everyone that they are in the process of doing it and that it's definitely going to happen.
The plan they released is designed to "provide a solid foundation for the ever-evolving digital transformation of government."
Apparently they have no yet implemented the federal digital identity program, they're just telling everyone that they are in the process of doing it and that it's definitely going to happen.
The plan they released is designed to "provide a solid foundation for the ever-evolving digital transformation of government."
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Canada: Digital identity goes live.
Canada, where 35% of the government are WEF members, just implemented a "federal Digital Identity Program", justified by the COVID scamdemic [source / archive].
This is part of the World Economic Forum's Known Traveller…
Canada, where 35% of the government are WEF members, just implemented a "federal Digital Identity Program", justified by the COVID scamdemic [source / archive].
This is part of the World Economic Forum's Known Traveller…
Left versus right hemispheres: How humans' divided brains impact our worldviews (part 2):
So, continuing from part 1 (https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/3456), I think this left vs right brain hemisphere theory is incredibly important for understanding the distinction between Left- and Right-Wing worldviews.
Leftists have a "left brain" biased worldview. They're utterly incapable of seeing the bigger picture, neurotically pedantic, and obsessed with abstract theories, tiny details, and continually fragmenting the world into smaller and smaller parts. Even their view of the natural world is completely mechanistic and fractured. Consider their obsession with quantifying things like carbon emissions and so on. However, this left brain bias does allow leftists to be more technical and precise, which has its advantages.
Things like psychosis (hallucinations, delusions, etc.) and schizophrenia are associated with right hemisphere deficit or damage, which causes people to be overly reliant on their left hemisphere. Again this is reflected in Left-Wing belief systems, which are completely disconnected from reality - the ideological equivalent of psychosis. "Leftism is a mental disorder," as the saying goes.
The Right-Wing worldview is more influenced by right hemisphere thought. It is holistic and intuitive, concerned with the bigger picture and not minor details. For example, Right-Wingers tend to "stereotype" and judge broad groups of people, rather than focusing on random exceptions to the rule. Right-Wingers also have better pattern recognition, are more likely to be "conspiracy theorists" and to identify broad connections and trends. However, they are less likely to think precisely, which is problematic for interpreting finicky information and biases Right-Wingers toward false positives (which is much better than being biased toward false negatives).
Consider that Globalist propaganda is mainly an attempt to override and disrupt our instincts. Our natural distrust of foreigners and disgust at homosexuality* are good examples of this. These responses evolved over millions of years for good reason.
In summary...
Left-Wing / left brain:
- Specialization
- Bad intuition / instinct
- Disconnected from reality (psychosis)
- Myopic, incapable of seeing the bigger picture
- Obsessed with the particular and minutia
- Biased towards false negatives (dangerous, individual more likely to be harmed)
Right-Wing / right brain:
- Generalization
- Good intuition / instinct
- Connected to reality
- Capable of seeing the bigger picture
- Don't care about minutia / the particular
- Biased toward false positives (safer, individual more likely to avoid harm and make novel discoveries)
Will add more to when I learn more or think of anything else.
* A study in Psychology & Sexuality journal found that "straight men’s physiological stress response to seeing two men kissing is the same as seeing maggots."
So, continuing from part 1 (https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/3456), I think this left vs right brain hemisphere theory is incredibly important for understanding the distinction between Left- and Right-Wing worldviews.
Leftists have a "left brain" biased worldview. They're utterly incapable of seeing the bigger picture, neurotically pedantic, and obsessed with abstract theories, tiny details, and continually fragmenting the world into smaller and smaller parts. Even their view of the natural world is completely mechanistic and fractured. Consider their obsession with quantifying things like carbon emissions and so on. However, this left brain bias does allow leftists to be more technical and precise, which has its advantages.
Things like psychosis (hallucinations, delusions, etc.) and schizophrenia are associated with right hemisphere deficit or damage, which causes people to be overly reliant on their left hemisphere. Again this is reflected in Left-Wing belief systems, which are completely disconnected from reality - the ideological equivalent of psychosis. "Leftism is a mental disorder," as the saying goes.
The Right-Wing worldview is more influenced by right hemisphere thought. It is holistic and intuitive, concerned with the bigger picture and not minor details. For example, Right-Wingers tend to "stereotype" and judge broad groups of people, rather than focusing on random exceptions to the rule. Right-Wingers also have better pattern recognition, are more likely to be "conspiracy theorists" and to identify broad connections and trends. However, they are less likely to think precisely, which is problematic for interpreting finicky information and biases Right-Wingers toward false positives (which is much better than being biased toward false negatives).
Consider that Globalist propaganda is mainly an attempt to override and disrupt our instincts. Our natural distrust of foreigners and disgust at homosexuality* are good examples of this. These responses evolved over millions of years for good reason.
In summary...
Left-Wing / left brain:
- Specialization
- Bad intuition / instinct
- Disconnected from reality (psychosis)
- Myopic, incapable of seeing the bigger picture
- Obsessed with the particular and minutia
- Biased towards false negatives (dangerous, individual more likely to be harmed)
Right-Wing / right brain:
- Generalization
- Good intuition / instinct
- Connected to reality
- Capable of seeing the bigger picture
- Don't care about minutia / the particular
- Biased toward false positives (safer, individual more likely to avoid harm and make novel discoveries)
Will add more to when I learn more or think of anything else.
* A study in Psychology & Sexuality journal found that "straight men’s physiological stress response to seeing two men kissing is the same as seeing maggots."
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Left versus right hemispheres: How humans' divided brains impact our worldviews
This is a fascinating interview with Iain McGilchrist, author of the book The Master and His Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World.
https://youtu.…
This is a fascinating interview with Iain McGilchrist, author of the book The Master and His Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World.
https://youtu.…
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@MorgothsReview nicely summarizes the Left-Wing or left-brained worldview in this clip.
(For context on "left-brained" see: https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/3462 & Morgoth video source here: https://youtu.be/dFco_IFeOE4)
(For context on "left-brained" see: https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/3462 & Morgoth video source here: https://youtu.be/dFco_IFeOE4)
Left versus right hemispheres: How humans' divided brains impact our worldviews (part 3):
Continuing from Part 2 (https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/3462) and the Morgoth clip about Leftists endlessly fracturing the world (https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/3463)...
One great example of the difference between left-brained and right-brained thought is the difference between Left-Wing and Right-Wing propaganda communication.
Leftists communicate via giant textwalls of semantic gibberish that can only be decoded if the reader has prior knowledge of various convoluted, self-referential, and interdependent Left-Wing theories. Leftist communication is inherently inaccessible and counter-intuitive.
In contrast, Right-Wingers communicate via simple, image-based memes that are easy to understand at a glance. Right-Wing memes are essentially Platonic representations of undeniable natural truths, and they require little to no textual explanation. Accessible and intuition-based communication.
Left versus Right ideas on sex and "gender" are also a good example of left- versus right-brain thought.
Right-Wing: Sex is binary and based on physical reality, gender is the same as sex.
Left-Wing: Sex is irrelevant, "gender" is what really counts. There are infinite "genders" because "gender" is a spectrum. However, "gender" is a disconnected abstract concept ("social construct") with no true bearing on reality. Any physical body can be any conceptual gender.
Continuing from Part 2 (https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/3462) and the Morgoth clip about Leftists endlessly fracturing the world (https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/3463)...
One great example of the difference between left-brained and right-brained thought is the difference between Left-Wing and Right-Wing propaganda communication.
Leftists communicate via giant textwalls of semantic gibberish that can only be decoded if the reader has prior knowledge of various convoluted, self-referential, and interdependent Left-Wing theories. Leftist communication is inherently inaccessible and counter-intuitive.
In contrast, Right-Wingers communicate via simple, image-based memes that are easy to understand at a glance. Right-Wing memes are essentially Platonic representations of undeniable natural truths, and they require little to no textual explanation. Accessible and intuition-based communication.
Left versus Right ideas on sex and "gender" are also a good example of left- versus right-brain thought.
Right-Wing: Sex is binary and based on physical reality, gender is the same as sex.
Left-Wing: Sex is irrelevant, "gender" is what really counts. There are infinite "genders" because "gender" is a spectrum. However, "gender" is a disconnected abstract concept ("social construct") with no true bearing on reality. Any physical body can be any conceptual gender.
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Left versus right hemispheres: How humans' divided brains impact our worldviews (part 2):
So, continuing from part 1 (https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/3456), I think this left vs right brain hemisphere theory is incredibly important for understanding the distinction…
So, continuing from part 1 (https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/3456), I think this left vs right brain hemisphere theory is incredibly important for understanding the distinction…
A nice visual representation of left- versus right-brain thought:
Left brain produces decontextualized, incoherent fragment of a "tree" that looks like a twig, at best.
Right brain produces a broad, generalized "tree" shape that lacks detail and finesse and could be mistaken for anything with a tree-like shape (e.g. a nervous system).
Both hemispheres combined produce an accurate representation of a tree that is instantly recognizable.
More info on left v right brain thought in these posts: https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/3464
Left brain produces decontextualized, incoherent fragment of a "tree" that looks like a twig, at best.
Right brain produces a broad, generalized "tree" shape that lacks detail and finesse and could be mistaken for anything with a tree-like shape (e.g. a nervous system).
Both hemispheres combined produce an accurate representation of a tree that is instantly recognizable.
More info on left v right brain thought in these posts: https://news.1rj.ru/str/thuletide/3464
Study: Maximum rates of climate change are systematically underestimated in the geological record (2015)
TL;DR: Scientists often claim that contemporary climate change is abnormally fast when compared to that of the past. However, data from this study indicates that historic climate change occurred at a similar pace.
Source: https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms9890
TL;DR: Scientists often claim that contemporary climate change is abnormally fast when compared to that of the past. However, data from this study indicates that historic climate change occurred at a similar pace.
Source: https://www.nature.com/articles/ncomms9890
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Maximum rates of climate change are systematically underestimated in the geological record
Nature Communications - Recently observed rates of climatic change are typically much higher than those inferred for the geological past. Here, the authors show that maximum rates of climate change...
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ICYMI - 1,200 scientists and professionals from across the world led by the Norwegian physics Nobel Prize laureate Professor Ivar Giaever declare:
"There is no climate emergency."
https://clintel.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/WCD-version-06272215121.pdf
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"There is no climate emergency."
https://clintel.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/WCD-version-06272215121.pdf
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Canada: Biometric kiosks coming soon to three major airports.
Geneva-based infotech company SITA is providing hundreds of biometric check in kiosks to Toronto, Montreal, and Calgary airports in a new collaborative pilot scheme that will go live next year.
This is being sold under the guise of "accessibility" (e.g. for the disabled), "efficiency," and improved "guest experience."
"This new platform will allow us to offer a harmonized digital airport experience for passengers" - Aymeric Dussart, ADM Montreal
"we see several benefits to our guests in furthering technological solutions like facial recognition" - Megan Gupton, Calgary Airport Authority
Source: https://ca.movies.yahoo.com/movies/three-canadas-major-airports-join-140500331.html
Geneva-based infotech company SITA is providing hundreds of biometric check in kiosks to Toronto, Montreal, and Calgary airports in a new collaborative pilot scheme that will go live next year.
This is being sold under the guise of "accessibility" (e.g. for the disabled), "efficiency," and improved "guest experience."
"This new platform will allow us to offer a harmonized digital airport experience for passengers" - Aymeric Dussart, ADM Montreal
"we see several benefits to our guests in furthering technological solutions like facial recognition" - Megan Gupton, Calgary Airport Authority
Source: https://ca.movies.yahoo.com/movies/three-canadas-major-airports-join-140500331.html
Reminder: The Aryans who invaded Iran and India were biologically Northern European and most genetically similar to modern Finns, Scandinavians, and Russians (but not identical).
Modern Indo-Iranian Pamiris trace almost half of their ancestry to this population on average and they often exhibit 'Nordic' phenotypes, described as "proto-Nordid" by old anthropologists: http://humanphenotypes.net/ProtoNordid.html
Genetic study published in Science journal: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6822619/
Modern Indo-Iranian Pamiris trace almost half of their ancestry to this population on average and they often exhibit 'Nordic' phenotypes, described as "proto-Nordid" by old anthropologists: http://humanphenotypes.net/ProtoNordid.html
Genetic study published in Science journal: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6822619/