rollin wrote:The silver lining - maybe none for humans but certainly DNA will win, it always has so far. Life will continue. Life will win.
rollin wrote:Humans have and are engaged in a war on nature for 10 millenia. For a while it appeared we were winning battles and might win the war (spend our time cruising the galaxy in metal shells looking for who knows what). Now it appears that we may have won some battles but nature was merely letting us set ourselves up to be enveloped in unending predicaments. The war will go to nature.
The silver lining - maybe none for humans but certainly DNA will win, it always has so far. Life will continue. Life will win.
Timo wrote: Those who control the narrative, however, choose to ignore and reject that evidence. Opposing ideologies, and the wars to control the narrative, will destroy us. Indeed, it already is.
Pops wrote:Timo if I understand, I think it is interesting that you say the increase in communication is at the control of the controller's and so increasing control. I think just the opposite is happening and have credited technology for the rash of uprisings and overthrows seen recently.
Pops wrote:Timo if I understand, I think it is interesting that you say the increase in communication is at the control of the controllers and so increasing control.
Ibon wrote:There is a great paradox about digital communication. On one hand yes we can see how the technology prevents a despot from hiding his actions. On the other hand we are all streaming into the same conduit, all becoming homogenized into the same values. A Pandoras Box, opening a world of information as it constricts and homogenizes. Control of the narrative does become easier as a result.
sjn wrote: It could be the very opposite; the biggest change in the practice of governance through the last century, in my opinion, is the refinement of "manufactured consent", this only really works when people believe their vote counts.
Pops wrote:sjn wrote: It could be the very opposite; the biggest change in the practice of governance through the last century, in my opinion, is the refinement of "manufactured consent", this only really works when people believe their vote counts.
Hi sjn.
So you think the despots in Libya/Ukraine/Egypt/Romania/Haiti/Philippines/wherever felt their ouster was by "manufactured consent"? LOL.
The whole "your vote doesn't count" bit I believe is manufactured to disenfranchise those who've become complacent about democracy.
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