Funny enough, when at war, sometimes the peacemakers are the most hated. Nobody seems to like the pacifists. But I’m with you and I join your call for peace nonetheless.
For me mind control is part of the answer. By that I mean humans realising they can control their internal dialog, or stop it altogether, as in conscious awareness. Internal dialog of a negative nature, or set off by propaganda, leads to an emotional reaction and a feedback loop ensues.
Add to this self observation and you can nip detrimental emotions in the bud - so less likely to cause or exacerbate conflict.
The other thing, echoing a commenter above, is to get out of your head and into your body. Relish the input of your senses, the warm breeze, sun or rain on your skin. You are not thinking in words, rather you are just being.
In a sense this is meditation 24/7 or perhaps call it moving meditation with situational awareness.
My point being if we could get Earth bipeds into this they would not easily be taken in, nor controlled. Plus far less conflict.
This is a great piece Gabriel. That quote on WWIII is spot on.
I've written and talked a lot about cyber/5th warfare too on my Substack.
For your CyberWar/Attacks & Surveillance section, I had seen a recent article (which I can no longer find) that seemed to indicate that a module (I assume that installs itself) in the Microsoft OS that has the capability of taking a screenshot every 5 seconds. Needless to say that this would be a gross violation of privacy and can have pretty scary implications/consequences for those who use/buy/move crypto online (showing addresses, passwords and the like on screen while they do it).
Have you heard of this or have any related resources? And what would be your thoughts? Is Microsoft OS really to 100% avoid nowadays?
Funny enough, when at war, sometimes the peacemakers are the most hated. Nobody seems to like the pacifists. But I’m with you and I join your call for peace nonetheless.
For me mind control is part of the answer. By that I mean humans realising they can control their internal dialog, or stop it altogether, as in conscious awareness. Internal dialog of a negative nature, or set off by propaganda, leads to an emotional reaction and a feedback loop ensues.
Add to this self observation and you can nip detrimental emotions in the bud - so less likely to cause or exacerbate conflict.
The other thing, echoing a commenter above, is to get out of your head and into your body. Relish the input of your senses, the warm breeze, sun or rain on your skin. You are not thinking in words, rather you are just being.
In a sense this is meditation 24/7 or perhaps call it moving meditation with situational awareness.
My point being if we could get Earth bipeds into this they would not easily be taken in, nor controlled. Plus far less conflict.
This is a great piece Gabriel. That quote on WWIII is spot on.
I've written and talked a lot about cyber/5th warfare too on my Substack.
For your CyberWar/Attacks & Surveillance section, I had seen a recent article (which I can no longer find) that seemed to indicate that a module (I assume that installs itself) in the Microsoft OS that has the capability of taking a screenshot every 5 seconds. Needless to say that this would be a gross violation of privacy and can have pretty scary implications/consequences for those who use/buy/move crypto online (showing addresses, passwords and the like on screen while they do it).
Have you heard of this or have any related resources? And what would be your thoughts? Is Microsoft OS really to 100% avoid nowadays?
Thanks!
Yes, it was called Windows Recall, which is a feature for the line of Copilot+ PCs
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/retrace-your-steps-with-recall-aa03f8a0-a78b-4b3e-b0a1-2eb8ac48701c
Ironically this case is more of a reason to avoid AI cloud tools in one's OS as much as possible.
Microsoft is a notable example but far from the only one!
Scary. So I assume, though, that this is not to be of concern on my regular use of Microsoft OS?
Sharing main link in case anyone wants it: https://corbettreport.com/media/