The shared idea of what humanity is and what it feels like to live a human life is built upon a perception of reality that has been relatively stable for a very long time. People have always had some basic things they could trust and rely on, such as the comforting notion of scientific progress, the knowledge that certain people existed and performed actual deeds throughout history, and that the leaders and protectors of civilization have our best interests in mind. Unfortunately, this foundation has crumbled away, and things have begun moving in a very different direction.
Just outside of the public’s perception, certain parties have worked tirelessly to influence and erode their trust at all levels. From efforts like Operation Mockingbird to the increasingly bizarre decisions of the entertainment industry, to the implementation of AI generated media, people’s minds have been bombarded by twists, contradictions, lies, and direct interference. The effect of this disinformation over time has become devastating, and has brought people to the point that they have become confused about practically everything they thought they knew.
The tipping point for this shift occurred somewhere between 2012 and 2015. Since this time, reality has lost its stability, and fewer and fewer people are able to feel comfortable in their lives. There has been a society-wide drop in optimism, a loss of trust in authorities, and a lack of enthusiasm for things that used to bring joy. It is now a struggle for people to meet the basic needs of physical survival, and they have become numb to many things that used to help them cope with hardship.
This exhaustion is the result of a loss of trust in reality itself. When everything about your world has become questionable, and it is impossible to get to the truth of any matter, it becomes extremely difficult for anyone to feel invested in the future, or even to believe there will be a future worth living in. As this problem intensifies, reality itself becomes unstable; without the consensus belief that used to sustain a field of normalcy, strange things begin to creep into the range of perception.
When people get to the point that they cannot tell what is real and what is not real, it will be impossible to help them. It won’t matter if they are shown the truth, because they cannot trust evidence. They will never trust anyone with experience or who is not affected by the same confusion, because they cannot accept guidance either – they will seem like just another authority that cannot be trusted. This state of complete vulnerability comes with a self-inflicting security system that locks the individual in that helpless state.
“We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false.”
– William J. Casey, CIA Director
The stated goal of those who are bringing this about is to render the population completely docile and completely controllable, however it comes with some very serious risks. They did not anticipate that this state of dissolution would affect reality itself, or that the human population might not be able to respond to the instructions of these controllers. Many will be too far gone for that, and they may end up manifesting something else entirely, or be driven into an altered state that lets other things into our realm of experience – things too diffcult or strange for anyone to deal with.
We shall see how this plays out, but it is an especially concerning situation for those in a profession or stage of life that requires them to provide help, guidance, or education to others. There is really nothing you can do right now. No one will hear you or accept what you have to offer. What you can do however, is network with your own kind and prepare for the aftermath of this descent into madness. When the tides recede, there will be countless casualties; I suspect that we’re not heading for a happy ending, and whatever small minority of people are reachable at all, will need a complete overhaul.
