Identity borg’ing
There are many ways to steal a person’s brain. Someone or something that wishes to possess your wet mushy clump can beat you up and take it (which is frowned upon) or they can let you, the ‘owner’ keep it in yer head and instead, take almost complete control of your (the ‘target’) brain.
The behavioral sciences employ tens of thousands of people working in corporate and academic enclaves with the purpose of influencing a target’s behavior, for example making consumers spend money recklessly.
Such a thing usually necessitates inculcating in a target despair and temporal isolation.
The thief, who for this purpose I will call Bill Nye because it’s funny and (possibly) true, unleashes his behaviorally science engineered techno spiders into the target’s unconscious brain – which then crawls the target’s ideas and implants larva.
The larva takes control and all of these creatures take control. They are also competing with the techno spiders and creatures of other brain thieves, this is called a conflict.
A target’s wallet is rarely inexhaustible and the spiders and cretures also go to battle against each other. It’s very messy.
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Identity Borg’ing
If you set your timer for 2 minutes and then close your eyes, science shows a few things will happen.
(unless it doesn’t happen to you, in which case you may need to check with a doctor to see if someone stole your brain)
Here’s a simple test you can do to see if it’s still in your head, can you picture a pink elephant? If you can, your brain’s been taken!
- Your mind will time travel, meetings, future events and encounters you had recently and to-dos
- How we perceive our own identity. For example Mary Ellen (not her real name) might think of herself as “I’m the type of person who ___ cares about the environment, wants to help solve climate change, believes in science, I am an activist for good causes, I wear a mask everywhere cos I care about other people, I scream at strangers not wearing masks because I care about other people, I finish what I commit to” and so on and so on.
- How other people perceive of ‘me’. Going back to Mary Ellen (still not her real name) she wants people to perceive her as having those properties and to think that: “Mary Ellen is the type of person who….”
We are what we selfie
Liberal
Mary Ellen has been sensory bombarded with panic, fear, and conflict via tv, reading, movies, her peers, etc.
She believes that the earth is dying, guns are out of control, Republicans want to destroy the multi-verse and so on and on.
But, she is given a safety valve, she is activated to vote, protest, march and do TikTok videos etc, for her it is a cathartic release.
Her anxiety is programmatically converted to real world physical actions. Her chemical release is to vote and to march and to shout at people not wearing masks.
There are lots of iterations of Left wing. She may say something to the contrary and bla bla bla, but that’s more of her identity stuff, cos Mary Ellen is also a “person who is an independent thinker” although ultimately she’s always voting for the Dem no matter who they are because people are not independent thinkers.
Conservative
Bob (not his real name) being subject to the human condition and frailties, has the same mind mechanics that perceives of its own identity.
We are what we consume
For Bob (still not his real name) the Conservative however, the outcome is different.
The sum of his panic, fear, and conflict is to convert Conservative media induced anxiety to activate them into a purchase of merch, superchats, books and confectionary shit.
Furthermore, Conservatives, frozen in a perennially inactive condition, are induced to believe that their protest can be outsourced while they stay home and consume more merch, books, tv and so on.
It is not in their interest to battle against the State, they profit from selling faulty ammunition to opposition to regime policies.
Conclusion
Can you picture a pink elephant?