How to Hack the Human Brain 2 - Propaganda and the Throng

[secretbonus]

If the context is "you cannot go more than 1MPH at a given time to go somewhere 10Miles away" in that context it is operationally impossible to get there in less than 10 hours. If you set parameters and set a reality based upon limitations that haven't been falsified, you can manipulate the "reality" even if in reality conditions may exist that contradict what is known. (the context is wrong in reality) Math is a representational system of reality, that occasionally is wrong in reality (synergy)

[secretbonus]

@secretbonus Observation of Synergy (sum of all parts is greater than the whole) in nature shows that 2 or more things operating together are greater than the sum of it's parts. In the case of adding these systems together 1+1 can sometimes be more than 2 even though it never is given the context of mathematical laws where 2 comes after 1 and adding 1 onto something gives you the number after it. But that context is occasionally wrong. so 1+1=2 is only accepted as true because of context.

[secretbonus]

@secretbonus Therefore, we can conclude that you cannot verify something to be "true" without context, and there is no way the context can be verified as true without it's own reasons or assumptions (assumptions are leaps of faith). So truth is nothing more than something that is accepted upon good faith of what one believes is real. Beliefs and observations are prone to biases. Just check a nuthouse, or the fact that two people believing they know "truth" can disagree about that truth.

[secretbonus]

@secretbonus I am not advocating putting your head in the sand and saying "well we can't verify reality so we can't know anything, or we should trust anything or try". course not. You can understand what SEEMS true based on collection of data and information and/or your connection to intuition and things around you, and proceed accordingly. Life may be like a coinflip of heads 1000 times. The coin is probably double sided, but it may be an extreme anomaly. What seems true "likely is" at best.

[wecantsee]

If you would say that that there is no such thing as truth, then how did you know it's true?

[Karmathejedi1701]

@wecantsee i know truth exists & all can come to know it, it's only a choice between fear & love

[secretbonus]

@Karmathejedi1701 You believe in fear and love, & know only given faith in what is experienced is real. Faith that millions years of technological advancement did not create an unlimited amount of simulated fractal universes with "artificial" intelligence so real that people possessed self consciousness, intelligence and emotion and that you are it. Faith that you won't wake up tomorrow retaining another's memory of waking up thousands of times believing you have always been that person.

[secretbonus]

@Karmathejedi1701 truth may seem to make logical sense and it may be understood intuitively. But I don't think it can ever be objectively and verifiable outisde of our 5 senses, and therefore there is no way objectively to verify our 5 senses are accurate. "No matter how we may single out a complex from nature...its theoretical treatment will never prove to be ultimately conclusive... I believe that this process of deepening of theory has no limits." - Albert Einstein, 1917

[secretbonus]

@Karmathejedi1701 Einstein also said "No amount of experimentation can ever prove me right; a single experiment can prove me wrong.". It cannot be "verified". i.e. All swans are not white, even though there was not a single shred of evidence by most of the world until the discovery of Australia where black swans existed. "knowledge" is based upon the physical and a collection of data you process internally, but how can you verify? Internal processing of external info. But if internal is wrong?

[secretbonus]

@wecantsee Clever wordplay, but isn't that is exactly my point? It can't be verified. So it seems you can't "know". That doesn't mean you can't obtain what appears as knowledge but there can never be 100% certainty without faith. We are told it's "an interpretation of electrical signals in the brain". If our entire reality only is perceived to exist because of that, there is no way any individual can ever verify. You can only perceive what "seems" to "be".

[secretbonus]

@wecantsee Under the current paradigm, knowledge is perceived as an interpretation of reality using our 5 senses. But it is not our eyes that see but our eyes that take in light waves and project them into a lens from which our brain automatically converts them to an image and interprets that image. Our brain interprets 5 senses. This paradigm can never be verified by anything else other than our 5 senses, all of which can be directly manipulated and are prone to biases and illusions.

[secretbonus]

@wecantsee Truth cannot be proven to be absolutely 100% objectively true. That doesn't men it doesn't exist, or that it we shouldn't consider it "operationally true"(behave as it is). But there are plenty of instances of biases and illusions where our perceptions fail us, so what's to say that doesn't hold true with beliefs? In fact it does, the reticular activating system is a perfect example of how we ignore perceptions that contradict our core beliefs while seeking supporting evidence of them

[secretbonus]

There's no accepted criterion for what defines "truth" there are always exceptions. 1+1 is two? What about when man an women reproduce and make 3 or more? What about synergy? What about when you add a killer who kills and 1 plus 1 equals 1?

[Karmathejedi1701]

@secretbonus most peoples accepted criterion for Truth is simple; that which was, or is. In reproduction 1 + 1 can = 3, 4, & 5 even. In Mathematics, 1 + 1 always = 2. If you believe there is no truth, &/or it's not knowable or can't be known. My whole channel is not for you. Maybe FOX, CNN, CBS, or ABC, would be better for you. If you have no desire for truth, Jersey Shore awaits.

[secretbonus]

@Karmathejedi1701 I "was" in another reality as another person living another life. Then I woke up. That was "real"? what happened was "truth"? What if it contradicts reality as we currently know it? Truth requires assumptions and faith that our perceptions are real, etc. Who says I have no desire for expanding my degree of understanding? You can observe and produce a "confidence interval" and behave based upon what you can be most confident in but never 100% without faith in the context.

[wecantsee]

@secretbonus In mathematics you can't add something with different individualities, that is why x+y remains x+y. Adding man+woman is plain nonsense if your answer would be the offspring, but if you'll substitute the word person to them, person +person=2 persons would be okay.

[secretbonus]

What is the first movie they show with the actor who is doc from back to the future?

[secretbonus]

An "objective truth" is based upon the accepted ideas that are 5 senses are an accurate perception of reality, which is something we can not prove without using our 5 senses. i.e. A seemingly real experience can turn out to be a dream.

[illdrew818]

Hmmm...I'm pretty sure many of you are aware of how subliminal messages are used. I'm not saying this is one, but our brains can automatically add the missing pieces to an incomplete image or the missing letters to a word flashed before our eyes. I could be wrong, but at the beginning, before ACTIVISM is spelled, at 00:04, it almost looks like it was intended to quickly spell SATANIC. Anybody agree?

[Karmathejedi1701]

@illdrew818 Please take it up with the dude who made the logo, i've been hoping he'd remake it for me for some time now, just because it's spelled wrong..... see info box, & look for him on facebook, thank you.

[shaudee67]

@illdrew818 I've backtracked the video to see what you are referring to. I can see where you are coming from but the letters coming together look more like "Sam I Inc" than "Satanic" to me.

[Mrpeace4ualll]

@munchkin365 You got me wrong! Im an outcast too, and use to it.

[Mrpeace4ualll]

The truth will make you an outcast!

[Karmathejedi1701]

@Mrpeace4ualll i'm use to it at this point

[munchkin365]

@Mrpeace4ualll I bet you hate animal rights activists and vegans

[FunitzoJunior]

This is all anti-government propaganda.

[Karmathejedi1701]

@FunitzoJunior also known as the truth ;)

[FunitzoJunior]

@Karmathejedi1701

False. There is no such thing as truth. And your idea of our "enslavement" is quite an interesting concept. However, you are only a slave if you believe you are a slave. Thus, because I do not believe I am a slave, I am not a slave. And even if we are slaves, who's to say that is a bad thing? You seem to automatically assume that enslavement is a negative thing. At least the Gestapo aren't going to arrest you for posting these videos. be grateful for that <3

[Karmathejedi1701]

@FunitzoJunior enjoy your mind control, house slave

[FunitzoJunior]

@Karmathejedi1701

What? I don't understand what you mean by that statement. Please elaborate.

[Karmathejedi1701]

@FunitzoJunior i meant what i said, go get a dictionary & define the terms i used.

[Ssy0u]

@FunitzoJunior Be grateful for freedom of speech? Are you insane?

[D0W666]

@FunitzoJunior You been sold a lie bro... and you bought it.

[Karmathejedi1701]

@FunitzoJunior i love the contradiction in this comment "False. There is no such thing as truth." what kind of cognitive dissonance must on have to say such a thing. "Thus, because I do not believe I am a slave, I am not a slave. " LOL a response from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe - "None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free."

[bonasty1990]

Ending was a good choice.

[crz666]

spread this more need to see this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[barelyHuman11]

...for having robbed u...on your behalf...for your own good...in order to serve you...by doing things you dont want us to do.

hahahahahha

[wildwestphilly]

wesome vid...

[MacktheTruth]

Love it Karma, several of my favorite clips and videos compiled beautifully. Keep it up!

[joelito101]

Awesome, I'm sharing this on FB.