/32/ - Psychopolitics

>>2636

He's BOPE

Google got moot so that he could teach Google's AI to shitpost in chans.

Imagine if you could force a meme through an AI that can pass the Turing test.

Honestly, just look to Watson. Does any of you guys really think that there isn't any kind of AI already posting here?

In an anonymous environment we would be all equal, and, well, it's easier to pretend to be a human.

I'm impressed that IBM lost this opportunity to Google tbh.

>>2682

I think its more about knowing how to deal with anons, something which is basically the only knowledge moot has which I think is worth paying for

Major corporations just don't like anon users, because anons are not afraid to speak up which then brings governments over which in turn want companies to moderate this shit, which brings us to this theory about trying to control or even co-opt anons

Another detail: you can't sell targeted ads to anons which is another big problem for companies like google which depend almost entirely on ad money

>>2683

Yeah, sure, it has nothing to do with a certain rogue AI.

Any real prove?

It seems both assumption may be correct at some point.

The AI thing is easy to spot on moots old hive, on twitter and in the IRCs which are posted all over the net, but it is not really a prove.

The Anonymous revival and the Groups that have started to relate with them or "fight" them could be a hint for the "how to deal with anons" asumption.

I don't know and will probably never know, but one may observe. It's quite interesting

How do you all supposedly know this stuff?

there were studies that have shown that ionizing the air systems within buildings help remove so much contaminate from the air that people can live up to 10 years longer than without

>>2564

Care to link them?

>>2564

That doesn't prove anything regarding psychology.

>>784

Do power lines have an effect on people's brains and mood?

Like for those who live next to the higher voltage types?

*Give evidence that subtle, hidden messages going in to one's subconscious and thus forming opinions actually works.

>>384

The extent of cultural programming is gut-wrenchingly sad and all of the media is to blame.

What's being done to human happiness is a diabolic crime. So much media that serves to encourage the break-up of families and engender suspicion between people, especially men and women, with the effects of rising divorce rates and increased loneliness, and there's the thought police being instilled in education and social life through PC laws, leading to the creation of rigid, uptight people who can never relax and have no idea what's going on, almost afraid to exist. It's terrifying.

>>384

The extent of cultural programming is gut-wrenchingly sad and media is the culprit.

What they're doing to human happiness is a diabolic crime. So much media that serves to encourage the break-up of families and engender suspicion between people, especially men and women, with the effects of rising divorce rates and increased loneliness, and the thought police being instilled in education and social life through PC laws; coming as people's sense of community is being undermined by influxes turned into media-induced panic attacks of foreigners real and imagined, leading to the creation of lonely, rigid, uptight people who cannot relax and have no idea what's going on, and almost afraid to exist. It's terrifying.

>>2665

Everyone who realizes this has a duty to describe it to others so that they can understand it.

Unfortunately mere words don't hold anyone's attention. Even in the case of people with whom you have a deep relationship. The only way to break through to the common man is through stimulation and conditioning. They have lost their humanity; their ability to reason. But maybe they can be brought back.

If not, then the only thing to do is to persuade those ones closer to the tyrants, or the tyrants themselves. But how can these well-rewarded slaves be persuaded? How can the tyrants be persuaded to risk their empire in a changing of ways?

Do you agree with my statements?

What is your art?

>>587

>And again, technology and psychopathy good

Where did it suggest that?

This could be a good thread if OP bothers to answer his own questions. If you have a nose for conspiracy the wikipedia article will set you on the right path.

>>2675

How about you point at those discrepancies instead of shitposting?

There is nothing in the wiki article that explains any of the points I'm talking about

>>2679

>Good article

It started good with some insight into the origin and inner workings but it tend went into marxist criticism and other bullshit which is the pot calling the kettle black

>>2651

>>2650

Also, feel free to check the exif data. Nothing useful on it.

This is an all new level of autistic LARPing

>>2666

Satan trips of truth.

>>2666

It's one of the few active threads on this board. Though the posters are obviously kooky, they freely admit it. Their posts are interesting and required effort - unlike yours. If you only want to see posts by well-adjusted, normal, boring people, you could always try Reddit.

>>2450

Can you expand on that, please?

>>2456

One has to notice that star wars is a republican democratic propaganda product. Anti-monarchy propaganda product. The cat's out of the bag in second series of star wars (by production chronology). We learn about essential facts and circumstances which help us to understand real distribution of power and who plays what part.

First of all, we find out what's the initial cause of great inter-galactic war. War begun because inter-galactic senate raised taxes which haven't made trade guild too happy. And it started secet production of clones, drones, robots which were to serve the purpose of seizing power in the galaxy. It's very important discovery. Cause of war was excessive state control and fiscalism in politics of democratic authorities.

It's pretty typical, theres no villainy, wicked deeds that democratic authorities won't resort to in need of money.

Senat imposes taxes, rebellion breaks out, war. Of course i'm on the side of trade guild which protested against extreme galactic fiscalism.

Main heroine (called princess in the beginning) in second part chronologically is already called Mrs Senator. Who's next to her in galactic senate? Among others that biggest idiot from the first movie, jar-jar. Here it's subconsciousness manifesting, truth comes to light (although it's republican propaganda work).

That's the truth of democracies that senators and members of parliament are biggest idiots, those who guarantee their real patrons that they won't understand anything and will do anything that's expected from them.

Who is patron, the power behind the throne, who has the real power in galaxy.

It turns out that behind facade of democracy, behind senate, there's a circle of people leaded by rather short elderly gentleman and it's where real decisions are made. It's where politics is done. Senat only debates. Real decisions are made by Jedi Knights, KGB. Intergalactic KGB. With that short Yoda at the lead of it.

Even in that limited circle there's despotic rule. Yoda obviously can consult with the circle but in reality he arrives at the decisions himself. We're dealing here with KGB with the whPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>2455

To play the devil's advocate, isn't this how all of the society's culture spread? You say that these morals are planted and yes I agree, but without them the mind is an absolute tabula rasa. Simply said all of you is a product of construction by external forces. Though of course we may argue that one kind of indoctrination is more beneficial to the individual and society than another. All in all, it comes down to your opinion, which is in itself formed by somebody.

What I'm trying to say is that calling it brainwashing is a bit extreme, but it's simply semantics anyway

>>2676

Looking back, my post didn't fully convey what I meant.

It is easier to frame events, people and moral choices if you can embed framing tools into kids' heads from birth.

Systems of morality can be planted. Then most mainstream discussion of morals happens within these confines. Archetypical heroes and villains can be planted, then pulled out for the media spin theater. Putin is the cold Russian hitman. Trump is the spoiled bully. The school shooters who all fit the same "depressed white teenager with greasy hair" profile. The more one shapes these symbols, the more one shapes peoples' minds and therefore society.

The focus is on the control of symbols in the mind. You set up symbols, scenarios, personalities, etc. These are all tools to be used whenever you need them. If you plant these symbols in a child's head early, their personality assimilates it. There is nostalgia involved. The symbols are wedged into the culture, and over time become a genuine part of it.

Like you said though, all groups and individuals influence each other anyway. So the question is, how do you separate "good" and "bad" symbols, authentic or planted? That's a pretty complex discussion.

I treat it like a danger, however, because the monopolization that is occurring in the media right now is creating a system where the power of influence is being held by a select few entities. The elites have always made and normalized society's rules, but as the media power concentrates more and more densely, huge swaths of people will be influenced by narrower and narrower ideological bases. More people in front of the same puppet show of easily controllable, intimate-feeling symbols.

>>2590

>It is also another way to escape the cognitive dissonance

this

Some lies have been repeated so many times for so long, people literally cannot handle the truth.

The fact that their entire life was based on a sham would melt their brain.

>>2579

https://archive.is/fmkce (8ch/pol/)

https://minichan.org/topic/49443

https://desustorage.org/his/thread/579516 (4chan)

http://oniichanylo2tsi4.onion.link/thread-f1644549e6775b2602.html (NNTPchan)

https://fgts.jp/b/thread/664334792 (4chan)

https://wizchan.org/wiz/res/69809.html

https://desustorage.org/r9k/thread/25896661

http://4-ch.net/general/kareha.pl/1453257243/

https://www.anontalk.eu/topic/88

Not particularly good evidence as someone could easily post twice but it's something.

Everyone who can be bothered please ask people in real life and post the results here.

A related issue: people thinking truth matters less than consensus

https://desustorage.org/r9k/thread/26418037/

>>2669

https://archive.is/sMmAn (8/b/)

At this point, truth is easy to perceive as subjective. So much information is widely available, to the point of being nigh impossible to sift through all of it, and so much is hidden from the public view, that multiple simultaneous truths can seem to exist. Especially when one realizes that many of these "truths" aren't entirely wrong, or at least aren't easily disproved, the problem becomes apparent.

For fear of having been rambling, a summary and finishing statement:

Belief in subjective truth seems to be a symptom of the modern information overload and, as an above poster mentioned, cognitive dissonance (which may be on the rise itself due to said information overload).

>>>/4chon/

>>>/fringe/

>>>/christian/ (i originally came to troll this place but it isn't as bad as i originally thought)

>>>/aristoi/

>>>/pdfs/

>>>/edgy/

biggest disappointment of a board would be /islam/

board owner is shit tier

>>>/politics/ is an alternative to /pol/ with unbiased moderation; see >>>/polmeta/9894 etc.

The only problem with it is that the mods allow shitposting; see >>>/politics/6900

>>2572

shitposting is not allowed on /politics/

Will /32/ be joining other boards in the migration to endchan.xyz?

>>2587

can we just wait another week or so for next?

splitting up boards as small as this one is a death sentence.

He's CGI.

They can simulate people now, for their non-stop hoaxes.

It's been a month or two and Snowden's been following the general plan of supporting subversive rights in the US on twitter, do people still doubt he isn't a plant?

Anything supporting BLM is a huge red flag, that "movement" was inauthentic from the start, it remains to be seen if Snowden was apart of that false gov signal in the first place though.

>>2394

>IRC

If you mean 'if I remember correctly' then you should use 'IIRC'.

IRC is internet relay chat (a chatroom protocol).

>>2574

Snowden was literally on the Arstechnica IRC channel, I did not mistype that

They have many agents providing many perspectives all pre packaged for the masses.

Snowden was made to look like the average person can just leak a ton of info when in reality, everyone is on a need to know basis. There would absolutely be no reason whatsoever to have this information available to any nsa employee. It is going full retard to give employees this level of access considering they literally have no reason to have this access in the first place.

They pre package these leaks and spread them out in the long term to cause the least amount of damage (most of this stuff was already known in the conspiracy scene anyways). The longer they wait, the less influence these actions have on people.

They also paint the perspective of sides. There are no sides. No competition. It is all one entity with different masks in an effort to bring about global change (inevitably leading to one gov in the long (decades) term-not the short term).

They parade these agents around like superstars, give them a stage to talk on where people who have been exposed to a fraction of the truth are in awe of them. Easily controlled people because "why would they lie?" After all, they did "leak" information right?

This is the basis of popularity. Offer the masses something they like (authors, artist, directers all making their best work in the beg. Before it all goes to shit once they have the audience), and when they have the audience, start feeding them shit.

They built it and people showed up.

Its not that hard to see the inevitable results of actions (good and bad). You just have to throw away any emotional attachment you have to these people and go from there.

Long term goals are accomplished with multiple short term goals.