/bmw/ - The Bureau of Memetic Warfare

(I forgot to put a password after my trip, sorry for the change)

Anyway, I'll elaborate first on the meme doctrine.

If you understand the history of human society, you'll understand that to get people together for any type of goal that is larger then what a single tribe could accomplish, is indeed very challenging.

Different groups of people, and individuals rarely see eye to eye unless they all share either a mutual goal or belief (meme), or if they share genes. (genes however are not a guarantee of cooperation if there are memetic variations)

With that said, it makes sense that the most successful societies in history were one of two things.

1. Racially pure or similar to the point of differences being negligible

2. Having a unified culture, ideology, or religion. (memetic)

History has shown that memetic similarities can often suffice, and as we progress it's unlikely we can reach genetic purity and racial segregation in any meaningful manner that doesn't cost billions of lives.

Have you ever noticed, that despite, communists, marxists, socialists, feminsts, gays, anarchists, and so on a lot of the time have values that should make them hate each other they all are capable of moving more or less to the same goals?

Sure they don't get along, but they all in the end push for extremely similar things.

Eradication of traditional values, state control of children, censorship of "badthink", widely available sexual indulgences and so on.

This is because the very core of their ideology is the same.

If the core is the same, it really doesn't matter if you have other conflicts, the direction you move will be largely the same.

This is why libertarians, or americans who want a return of the republic get along surprisingly well (all things considered) with natsoc posters.

The core ideas both have are rather similar, conservative values, a hatred of private banking, a hatred of non contributing leaches (though one wants to simply let them starve till they contribute, the other wishes to simply remove them)

What I propose for anons is similar to this.

A core set of protocols that any group can use, that way despite anons who are lolbertarians, monarchists, edgy natsocs and so on all having a lot of conflicting ideas, they have a core pool to draw from that they can agree on.

Now, this isn't really what I'd call an ideology.

It's more a philosophy, a way of doing things that you can take and leave however you want.

The basics of this are pretty simple, they cover the following:

1. Discipline of sleep

This is the most basic, sleep is something many anons have problems with, and this causes a sort of feedback loop with depression, and addiction.

2. Discipline of diet

Eating right is critical to having the energy to do anything, and to even feel good.

Yeah that's right, you are at a better neutral mood by default if you have healthy eating

habits.

3. Discipline of Mind

(This ties in with memetic diet, I'll elaborate more in my next post)

I think to many anons, especially /pol/acks spend time looking over gloom and doom.

As well as indulging in memes that encourage apathy, rage, and general disdain for mankind.

As a /fit/izen I once new said, "if you drink milk every day all the time, even if it's normally healthy, that much can be bad for you. I think the mind is the same way"

Yes seeing how bad the world has become is important, many aren't even the slightest tbit aware.

However fawning over it makes you no better then people who show up at fires and disasters for a rush. Being apathetic to the downfall of our society also puts you on the level of the vast majority of cucked adults.

>>2884

4. Discipline of Body

Exercise is fantastic, because it makes you feel good afterwards, and allows you to eat more if you're underweight.

An hour spent jogging or whatever, would probably bring most anons more happiness then browsing the chans aimlessly.

The need for physical exercise is in it of itself pretty self explaining, most /pol/acks are pretty well aware of the ironpill, and many anons have begun to go to /fit/ as they wish to no longer be associated with your average lanky or chubby neckbeard beta redditor feminst cocksucker.

5. Discipline of Libido

This is easily the most important, and the hardest.

I think most anons with internet addiction, who spend days aimlessly browsing the chans, not even indulging in videogames or anime, or whatever like they did before have a severe problem with their pleasure centers in their brain.

See your brain wires itself to peruse whatever gets you sex, if something doesn't work you stop doing it. Your brain will quiet literally wire itself so you find certain things more or less fun if there is a chance of pussy.

However the brain cannot tell apart porn from reality, and so it releases the same hormones it normally would when you are getting laid (there is a difference if it thinks you are fapping)

So in this sense, most anons eventually I find use the chans for porn.

the more they use the chans for this, the more they use the chans more then any other site, eventually playing games or watching media less, or working out, reading ect.

This isn't because of dank meme addiction, but more your brain making you enjoy fucking around on the internet because it thinks this is the most efficient way to get laid.

This also explains why many anons aren't really depressed, your brain thinks you are a pussy slaying fuckmaster, but your mind knows you are underachieving.

So you hit a sort of blank slate feeling, that can drag on for god knows how long.

The end of this road I fear is shitposting on /r9k/ and a helium tank.

Teach a man freedom, and he will be a slave.

Teach a man discipline, and he will be free.

That is essentially the core of this, if you have discipline over your mind, general health, body and so on, it's likely you will have the same sensibilities as other who do the same, regardless if they have different racial backgrounds, or even religion and ideologies.

Now to get into "memetic dieting", I'm going to elaborate on some of my theories as to how memetics works.

Your biology is comprised of genes, these govern all your bodily functions and also have in them coded behaviors to help your survive.

Some of these behaviors, I believe, could be considered a sort of "memegene".

Memes that your body naturally has an inclination for.

I like to call these, "semes".

Now this doesn't just include knowing how to walk, talk, breath and so on, this can also include behavior related to gender.

Boys have been shown to prefer different toys, music, and colors at infancy then what girls like.

I'd say that genetic problems like autism are tied into this.

See a normal person avoids a lot of things most autists like, because they are time sinks, and would get in the way of having progeny, spreading their ideas, and also meeting their needs to be healthy.

Yet autism, as a genetic problem seems to overpower every single natural instinct from the get go.

I actually have a family member with it, they scanned his brain to try and see what the fuck was wrong and couldn't get anything abnormal.

His brain was in fact, functioning the way you'd expect someone with a high iq.

Yet he cannot speak, dress himself, and it takes years to process and learn anything.

Now, this is obviously a severe case, but I suspect that autism is a genetic problem that affects your ability to ingest memes, and follow the directive of your semes.

Keep in mind, people with autism also have genetic problems that affect appearance, how your body handles food, sleep, and reactions to certain medicines, and many other issues.

However I don't think autism is entirely negative.

Now, yes, there are those austists that are in wheelchairs and can't talk, and those that can never socially adapt and end up old men living on welfare playing with toys, however I suspect autism may not be entirely negative.

Some autists are the opposite of this, able to read and understand information and hyper process and analyze, what would be a better genetic adaptation for an age were you are overloaded with information, many of it false and made to control you?

Many autists are immune to being totally brainwashed, they simply cannot pay attention, or notice all the details the magician doesn't want you to see. You might call this "following the rabbit".

I suspect that autism as a genetic problem is natures way of producing an advantageous adaptation to the information age.

A sort of retard testbed.

Most are crippled by it, but some of the fish can breath the air so to speak.

Being able to more quickly process, identify, and willingly select memes is not just an advantage, it's an evolutionary step as we move towards a communication singularity.

I think many of you would agree, the one thing higher functioning autists all do is pull apart information.

A large number of people doing this, apathetic to secrets is a disaster for information control.

Life finds a way.

>>2887

Now why is "memetic dieting" so critical?

Because the meme is king of life.

The meme can and will alter the gene.

All perceptual information is turned into memetic units by processes inside your brain (likely quantum)

This means that every single thing you perceive is digested and examined on some level by the mind, this also means that whether you like it or not, certain ideas are as we speak, being subconsciously implanted into your mind via mass media.

The very same way there are chemicals inside food you wouldn't want to consume, there are memetic units in media that if naked, you'd likely not consume.

Did I mention the meme is king over the gene?

If an environment is hot, that perceptual information makes the gene adapt, if the environment is oxygen rich (oxygen is corrosive) the gene is going to have to find a way to adapt to it. Or in our case find a way to use it.

If you don't perceive it, and break it into memetic units, it may as well not be real.

Now darwin said that evolution is a gradual process, however as memetic information grows more complex and organisms form larger societies, each living thing starts acting almost like the cell of a larger being.

I'd say at this point, genes are no longer the most important part of evolution, the gene as it stands in mankind right now, has conquered every single environment on earth, and is making headway into the vacuum of space.

So now evolution takes precedence memeticly, and semeticly.

Remember "semes" as I coined them, or meme/genes, like birds knowing wear to fly, form as a genetic memory from your ancestors to help you surviving.

So if the experience of past bird, or memes of past birds can create a gene or seme to help later birds, then it's not unreasonable to say that memes not only dictate genes, but can also create them.

Now this leads me to another point, memetics obviously move much faster then genetic evolution but how fast exactly?

Can a leap really happen, for better or worse depending on our environment?

Yes.

Now this is going to be interesting.

Russian scientist in the soviet union, took silverfoxes, and tried to breed them to be tame to make it easier to breed them for furs.

They only allowed foxes who were tame to breed, only picking behavior and nothing else.

The results you can see here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0jFGNQScRNY

So you can see, that by selecting only tame foxes, they ended up with foxes who barked (a dog bark is used to vocalize mood, and communicate)

Would play with people and sought people, formed social units and packs, and then got floppy ears, and bizarre new fur coloration.

The scientists found that tame foxes have a smaller adrenaline gland, which alone is what separates a domestic and feral animal.

They found that the gene for the adrenal gland is tied to behavior, intelligence, and SKIN COLORATION.

A larger adrenal gland not only makes foxes less smart, and have darker fur, but also makes them vocalize much less.

Is this starting to make sense?

Our memes made us domesticate ourselves overtime, the adrenal overactive men die in war, the less adrenal men reproduce, and then you get white civilization.

Niggers make sense now right?

This is why memetic control for yourself is so critical, it shapes your very being, and likely your memes directly affect your children.

(FYI a domestic fox would be fantastic in urban combat and counter terrorist operations, somebody get on that shit because it would fucking rad having a fox dig up IED's and shit)

Anyway, those are just some ideas and proposals.

I'm going to turn in for the night, I'll be around tomorrow.

>>2890

Left hand, right hand, it all belongs to the same body.

There are a few cultures that have a 'black sun'. We call it a black sun now, but we honestly don't know what the SS called it. Your confusing hermetic alchemy with Scandinavian/Germanic runes that happened to be black.

>>2899

*that happened to be dark green on light grey

Woops

>>2899

If you did not understand infra-red light, a golden sun emitting light and a black sun emitting heat, could explain why they had this concept.

I like the cut of your jib, FOX.

I don't have the words to fully describe it, but I recently came to the idea that all the Thelma, and other similar sorts of hardlined ritualistic systems of the era were built around cultivating and developing willpower through proper living, mental discipline, etc.

Not totally sure where I was going with that, beyond that some of this biological realism seems like a modern approach to it. Improve your life, and become a better meme agent in the process.

I'd be up for a teamspeak or a mumble or something like that, even a mailing list, although skype works easier for me. Of course, I've got a burner acc, not so easy for some to maintain.

>>2883

You've thought about this a lot! Have some bumpage.

>I'd like to propose to those interested, that we form a small group external to /bmw/ to further test and create memes like this, as well as other tools for anons to use.

I'm working on something that carries a lot of overlap with all the ideas you've put out here.

I'm plugging the idea that we invade i2p. A vast migration of us would set the cultural tone of i2p itself.

We start off by setting up a chan. It will be the central hub from which we share ideas and coordinate. I'm trying to get vichan properly installed on my fucking Ubuntu system so that I can run it as an eepsite. The subject matter of the boards that I set up will all be conducive in some way to generating the type of memetosphere you're describing.

>3. Work to compile books, vidya, anime, movies, shows, ect.

Yes, do that. But also do this:

Screen-scrape websites and clone them onto i2p as eepsites. Good, conservative-valued, redpill sites like Metapedia & Radix journal would do. Yes, we can produce our own OC & eepsites as well, but let's be realistic: quantity matters. Quality without Quantity is impotent. Cloning websites would allow us to leverage the efforts of other people in order to build our culture and memetic universe.

Our chan would contain a directory of all the eepsites that we make.

Don't scrape content from websites and compile it all together into one eepsite. You'd be putting all your eggs into one basket. Plus the psychology is different. It's best to have a thriving ecosystem of many sites maintained by several unconnected people. It leaves a larger cultural imprint than a single website.

This will attract more people, which will then attract more content creators, etc.

>>2894

You have a point. I've tried organizing /pol/ since 2012. Actually had 200 participants in an irc trying to work on a red pill suppository.

The biggest problem is out of the 200 most were just there for hebenons. And there were maybe 10 that were contributing. And there were a bunch of shills, the conversation got derailed to the point where I was doing all the work and just said fuck it because it was more than I could accomplish before the information being compiled was no longer relevant.

There are those among us that want to do something to make a difference but we all are wary of organizing because of the dangers surrounding such an deed and knowing the ways of the shilling beast.

It's going to take a stroke of genious to come up with a movement worth contributing to as well as a method with which to combat subversion.

Every day that we don't organize to some degree is a day that we yield to our enemies.

The MEME war actually is working. We need to figure out a way to quasi gather. Maybe with small groups of anons contributing to one specific project so that if one or more of the small group are figured out to be shills they can be outted. Maybe go so far as to establish an app that either abstain, contribute in earnest or get fucking doxxed hard for derailing.

>>2903

>but I recently came to the idea that all the Thelma, and other similar sorts of hardlined ritualistic systems of the era were built around cultivating and developing willpower through proper living, mental discipline, etc.

I came to the exact same thought, it was several things that led me to this, mainly a Jesuit named Fulton Sheen and the Metal Gear franchise.

>beyond that some of this biological realism seems like a modern approach to it. Improve your life, and become a better meme agent in the process.

That was the route I wanted to take this, have a sort of ritualistic method of improvement to use our innate desire for spirituality, but have it be structures in a more clinical biological sense.

That way you can pull in more anons to this method, who might be put off by any religion.

Plus, as a methodology it would lend it self to peoples own worldviews, ideologies and so on rather then demanding conformity, which most anons detest.

I'm not sure how to go about setting up basic communication, I've got a friend who can probably help me get a teamspeak of something like that, but he is also setting shit up for a gaming group ahead of the new Metal Gear.

I'm going to make a dummy email for you guys to message me and post in in a bit

>>2914

So sorta clone and link websites and useful information, but don't centralize it?

That's actually a pretty good idea.

I'll admit my technical knowledge is limited, but I'd be down to set this up.

What would you recommend for email?

I was just going to make a throw away gmail real quick, but obviously that wouldn't be very private.

>>2942

Well if we're talking about i2p, they have their own email system called i2p bote. It only works on i2p though.

If you want a regular email just use cock.li. More and more webmail providers want your fucking phone number now, but cock.li is still old-school. Just use a VPN with it, if you have one.

>>2942

BTW This is idea comes from a conversation I'm currently having over on >>>/polpol/15813

>>2946

I made an email at cock.li, it's FOXALIVE@cock.li

I don't have the money or knowledge to setup a vpn, so this really isn't that secure.

Anyway if it doesn't bother any of you feel free to drop me a line.

I've been a bit occupied with an upcoming exam, but I'll respond here and in my email at least once a day.

I've also been working on conceptualizing an "intelligence" analysis of sorts to make into an image or document for anons to take a look at.

Essentially a rundown of geopolitics and the like, and how to make practical use of the knowledge.

I'll probably also make a thread detailing a strategic ground plan for a practical pushback against the media and social networking.

I haven't fully fleshed it out in my head yet though.

>>2956

I'll send you an email anon. BTW I've managed to get vichan working on my machine, next I'm trying to get it set up as an eepsite so that we can carry this conversation over on the darknet as well.

>>2963

Not at all, I've still been posting information about memetic engineering on /pol/.

Having open source memes is fine, but I want to see what a little more group focus can produce.

Please, everyone, create a brand new e-mail and mail >>2956 once. By virtue of being on 8chan, this board is too "out there" for its own good, so it's important to catalog every user by mail address if it ever happens to be raided/erased/taken.

>>2903

Correct. Do what thou wilt. Everything is permitted, nothing is forbidden. Thou only sin shall be willful ignorance.

Absolute Sovereignty to all instruments.

Ask who thou is 1st and last.

Master the meme, master the DNA.

>>2988

Right just a reminder my email is FOXALIVE@cock.li if you didn't see it earlier.

>>2989

I imagine that you want to set up a meme progression, of the sorts that present basic ideas and climb to further heights?

In vague categories:

> Mercantile, finance, usury – Fed, ECB, the likes of Soros, etc. Unfortunately this is difficult to digest without a rudimentary background in economics, and so must come in two forms: 1. pure and deep, 2. distilled for the commoner

> Globalism – Aggregation of mankind into a formless mass defined by consumerism and wanton existence, lead hand in hand by the system of big business and big govt. See: Free trade, international finance (avoid the term jewry), petrodollar, et cetera. Again, basic econ background required.

> Military – Most fail to comprehend the motivation for military action beyond the few tiers of propaganda presented in the media or rationalise it in a similar fashion to Occam's razor, and hence fail to see, to use the adage, "all wars are bankers' wars". Useful source: scgnews.com

> Media – An axiom of modern life, but unsubstantiated or otherwise left at a superficial level, is that the media is a pack of liars and thieves paid to make you believe a certain idea. Older /pol/acks were godlike at discerning the true nature of the media and its ties to the global system of control. We too must distil basic links bewteen these groups to show how an elite few control the many

> Public Sector – The big one. Essentially, a running tally must be kept of the major actors on the stage and the dirt available on them. For example, linking the US HUMINT to Al-Qaeda from the 70s/80s and how they manipulated (and continue to do so) for geopolitical gain.

I strongly suggest that you develop a repository of information (e.g.: reputable websites and sources) from which to produce a basic understanding of this grand worldview we seek to espouse. The greatest strength of the internet is the ability to strip away the curtain and reveal the entire truth in this confused modern world, and you can take it to the bank that this superb capability for revolution has been and is in the process of being whittled away, left to the deep web where it can be consigned to the company of lawbreakers and the morally obtuse. Don't sit back and watch as our chances for greatness are doomed to obscurity.

Now, how to memeify reality is a matter for a man greater than me.

>>3016

That's brilliant

Could you make drones or antennaes that formed a wireless p2p link?

>>3016

>and set the cultural tone of it with our own ideas

So that when the prospective users, (not to mention the eventual feds/normies/media) come in, they see /pol/ 2.0 jerking to NatSoc fantasies and jokes about the Jews, Dindus, and cucking?

Don't get me wrong, there's stuff that the public needs to see and know. There's plenty of facts that are being hidden and suppressed by higher interests and cultural taboos. But /pol/ seems to have an awful habit of not being able to keep it in its pants even on other boards, and that just won't fly well with anyone closer to blue than red on the pill spectrum.

Now, if you want to encourage a broader audience to enter the darknet, one option could be to court the Dark Matter Digital Network radio types. On one hand, you're hiding crazy within more crazy, but on the other, these are likely the kind of folks already hunting security measures, and they've got plenty of diverse ideas. The difference between them and /pol/ being at least their brand of crazy isn't normally considered "offensive".

On the other hand, a gentle helping of chan culture could do it some good, simply in the hopes that a slightly aggressive, "take no shit" atmosphere might hinder the Safe Space movement for a few years.

Anyway, I'm drifting. Main point: don't go full /pol/ once you cross the boarder simply because you have the opportunity to do so.

>>3018

Drones dude? I hope you're trolling.

>>3023

>they see /pol/ 2.0 jerking to NatSoc fantasies and jokes about the Jews, Dindus, and cucking?

Nope, that's not my plan. Although I do intend on setting up an eepsite to serve as a place for us to regroup on the darknet. But my plans are bigger than just that.

We build a rich ecosystem of eepsites from all the OC we can make, as well as all the content we can scrape from the regular Internet from sites like Metapedia, Countercurrents, American Renaissance, Orthosphere, Occidental Observer, etc. We could scrape all the content and put it together in whatever way we want. Or we could directly clone the websites. In this way we inject vast amounts of content into i2p, all of it sympathetic to our world-view and of professional quality.

As long as you're okay with piracy…I am.

>>2883

>Many anons struggle with porn addition, physical health issues, education issues, and so on, but these are generally kept separate to whatever board here and on halfchan.

>The idea is to make them all connected, so you can learn ho to be healthy and keep the government from reading your emails, at the same time. Or you know, just find some good redpilled movies or whatever.

I have a solution for exactly this kind of problem. I've proposed it before over on /operate/ as a feature for infinity. The devs thought it was interesting but I never heard anything else about it since: shared threads.

Making it possible to post a thread that is view-able from multiple boards, so that different boards can talk directly to each other. This is for those times when there is enough overlap in a thread topic for it to belong to more than one board. They can be regular threads that eventually 404 or they could be stickies that serve as a common resource of compiled content generated by several boards, and view-able from each one of them.

Let's say we have a shared thread between /pol/ and /bmw/. Whichever one makes a post, the thread gets bumped on both boards and they both see the post. There would even be some indicator of which board the post came from. This way nothing has to be kept separate just because of the board it was posted on.

>>3024

Drones would be expensive, but google has been working to make drones into relays for places without infrastructure ala africa

>>3024

>We could scrape all the content and put it together in whatever way we want. Or we could directly clone the websites.

Why does this sound like some spectacular act of civil disobedience? Like there's just some glamour to the idea of "We didn't like what you fucks were doing with the internet. So we copied all the good bits and walked away with them."

Keep talking dirty, anon, because you're getting my motor running.

>Making it possible to post a thread that is view-able from multiple boards

It's an awesome idea… but one that could be hard to manage. If this thread-copying is by the request of a staff member, it could lead to abuse of power. But if it could be done by just any anon, then a dedicated spammer could flood multiple boards from one secure board.

>>3027

>Keep talking dirty, anon, because you're getting my motor running.

Not just copying the good parts. We can be pretty creative with the parts we don't like, too. Like Feminist Frequency and Rad Fem Hub & places like that. Clone their blogs, right down to the banners and CSS just to be really cheeky about it, and create some kind of mash-up so that each blog-post is linked to articles that refute feminist bullshit. Take screenshots of it and post it on tumblr to piss them off.

Or make an exact copy of the nsa.gov website. I mean everything, the Terms of Service, the silly little Kids Page they have, all that. Even the copyright notice. Use it as a blog, pretending to be staff members of NSA who are bragging about all their present and future plans for building a surveillance state.

>But if it could be done by just any anon, then a dedicated spammer could flood multiple boards from one secure board.

I'm coding my own imageboard, because I'm sick and tired of trying to get other imageboard software to work over i2p. This is exactly the feature I plan on coding, and I'm going to code it so that any anon can start a shared thread. But mods will be able to moderate these threads just the same as any other.

I'll limit it to probably 3 boards at once by default. Board moderators can have the option to change this, or to only allow thread sharing with specific boards, or from anons with the right tripcodes. There could even be groups of five or six boards that agree to share threads amongst themselves.

The mods of each board would have individual control over how the thread behaves within their particular board

Examples:

You could sticky a shared thread, so that even when it 404s from all the other boards, it remains in your board

You could delete a shared thread if you don't think it's relevant enough to be in your board, but it would remain visible to the other boards

You could delete individual posts from a shared thread. (Actually you would be flagging them as "hidden") They would still remain visible to other boards that share the same thread.

This is also an excellent way for new, smaller boards to get noticed. Any time they have a topic that overlaps with the general topic of a larger board (like bmw compared to pol) they could create a shared thread with the larger board.

Anyway, this is what I have on the drawing board. If OP is interested in having a space external to /bmw/, I think this would be a good one once it's ready.

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>>3028

Hey there, I'm the BO

I've been getting in touch with a couple of the more active and more skilled members on here

Do you have an email that you'd be comfortable sharing? If so, just report this post and write the email in the write-up field

>>2886

Please think about the way you structure you posts.

Reading long posts is a chore enough. Leave some space.

Not just being faggoty, this is also good advice if you intend on seeding memes. Ensure that people actually read your posts.

>>2886

>entered into a realm not seen since ancient Sumeria

>in a fertile crescent of knowledge

>growing new ideas by simply tossing seed to the ground

>We all speak the same language

Essential we are engaging in, living the new organic pro-White culture.

Anti-Whites have built a culture on self-hatred. Self-hatred is sick.

We are the rebellious, healthful dissidents engaging in our own alternative, organic culture.

So called alternative media is so much larger than most mainstream media.

I'm reminded of a Ramzpaul video where he mentions some mainstream journalist or whatever attacking him. he says something along the lines of "look how many followers this mainstream politico has compared to me. I'm far, far more popular."

What is black and white and totally over? Newspaper.

The internet has replaced radio and TV, and guess what kids? We own the internet.

The internet is home to the living, growing pro-White culture that is replacing the prevailing sick, anti-White culture we live around.

So called alternative media sites like Red Ice are so much larger than the mainstream, and they push our memes everyday. WE are in control on the message in society now.

We are replacing the sick, anti-White culture/society for a new healthful, pro-White one.

>>2894

>BUGS taught me that trying to get us pulling in the same direction is impossible, and Bella and the bulldogs taught me that the you can't expect /pol/lacks to do anything outside the chans.

BUGS, Bella and the Bulldogs and /BMW/ thought me that it is very difficult to get people on a consistent message, and to consistently push select memes.

Thought me also that it only takes a handful to seed a meme successfully.

Hey guys, I sent out an email just as an update.

I'll say it here since I said it there, I was the anon who made the vocaroo around when /bmw/ first came up.

Would any of you be interested in me making videos or written documents, or should I just keep to here with my trip?

>>3053

Do both.

And what is this vocaroo video? I only found out about /bmw/ a few months ago.

>>3030

Hey there BO, sent you the email address like you asked

>>3065

Gratzi

Is anyone here the guy who makes facebook memes on "Counter Signal Memes for fashy goys"?

I'm going to try and get into contact with him, that man is a genius

>>3056

This is it i believe >>>/bmw/725

>>3102

My >>3097 is very humble.

Funfact: The red cloth over the night table is actually a Turkish flag

>>3103

Hopefully meant to spread Ebola to Turkey.

>>3174

I have rudimentary marketing knowledge, smatterings of occultism, and skills in video, sound, and photo editing.

Nothing particularly useful at the moment, but I'll work out a way to aid the cause.

>>3097

This is mine actually. I've since added the blood of 3 people to it. (they volunteered)

>>3279

>What are some boards that you wish existed?

Two under-utilized boards here on 8chan are /out/, for outdoor-related topics such as hunting, fishing, survival, recreation; and /biz/ for entrepreneurship and self-employment topics. Both of those would good additions I think.

I love whole this idea, btw. You're basically talking about recreating the early Internet ca. 2003 when it was dominated by smart white dudes and political incorrectness reigned supreme. Only this time, conglomerates like Facebook, Twitter, Youtube et al won't have the ability to ruin everything with censorship and tonesetting.

>Mumble

Good choice.

>Teamspeak

Shit.

t. /tech/

>>3375

>Haven't considered a name for it yet…Reich 4.0

Volkchan, 88chan, The Thing (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thing_%28assembly%29)

Hey you faggots. From someone with a bit of /fringe/ theory under his belt, symbolism is key.

Its not enough to just create some shit, every aspect of that something must have significance.

Look at Ebola-chan. She is loaded with symbols, every aspect of her design is significant.

>>3103

>>3236

>Hopefully meant to spread Ebola to Turkey

You know once that happens, it wont take long for it to reach europe and wont take very long at all to reach you wherever you are

**Unless you are trying to usher in the

destruction of all humanity and not just africans, in which case youre evil and satan would love to have his way with your asshole**

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Od4MWs7qTr8

based Surkov

Have you tried memetic virology. Working out which memes can effectively disrupt the memeplexes of others and spread quickly. It will take a lot of experimentation but properly pegged down we could perhaps create something magnificent. Memetic viruses have been poorly outlined in recent years so we could do something groundbreaking. The motto of memetic virology: "words that kill, would you speak them to me?" We should construct memes to infect and destroy memes but with great care to avoid deliberate or accidental subversion via natural or manipulated memetic mutation.

>>3499

Sorry to double post but to expand on the idea, a leading example of memetic viruses would be Atheism. A meme which spreads specifically by destroying other memeplexes. It forces the rejection of memetic constructs. So if possible we could construct a memetic virus with palatable taste to normies that deconstructs libertinism (a philosophy based entirely on self-indulgence which forms one of the cornerstones of modern leftist decadence)

>>3500

Another elaboration on memetic viruses: perhaps that is what our society is wrought with, the attempted destruction of memes via anti-memeplexes. What we perhaps need is some agent through which to defend memeplexes a lá the immune system. Baneposting shows great promise in this as a first model/prototype.

See Vsauce video & see how repeating certain words, consistently using them, spreads those words.

We are witnessing this now with the word 'cuck'

Pro-Whites have done this with the word 'anti-White'

More oftenly used words thanks to repetition.

>>3505

noice

>>3499

>Working out which memes can effectively disrupt the memeplexes of others and spread quickly.

My thinking works in the opposite direction: I'm no good at thinking out in advance how to construct a meme. I need to actually make some memes, even if they're kind of cheesy & cringe-worthy. But then once I've put it on paper I can improve on it. Or if I post it on a board like this, someone else can improve on it or add to it. So even my process of making memes is in itself memetic.

I leave it to other people to reverse-engineer the principles behind it.

I will try to do an article on Computational Memetics.

>>2883

>before I was more skeptical of engineered memetics

The trick is to stop thinking of "memes" in the context of internet jokes; instead consider the original meaning of the concept, was that ideas can spread, multiply, evolve or die out as a virus would.

Islam, for example, is an extremely strong and successful memeplex. Islamic ideology is built from the ground-up to ensure its own survival. See: http://www.thecommentator.com/article/2255/islamism_as_a_memeplex

Foxalive, Green, you guys still alive?

>>3953

Hey Linder, I'm still around.

I sent out an email with a pastebin, if you need something just shoot me a message on there.