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Exactly. Information and space warfare are the frontier abstract layers of geopolitics. Check this article: https://landdestroyer.blogspot.com/2026/02/washingtons-war-on-iran-importance-of.html Especailly halfway through under the heading: US Weaponization of Information Space in the 21st Century ''Throughout the 21st century, the US has deliberately and maliciously weaponized its domination over global information space, specifically through US-based social media platforms like X (formally Twitter), Meta/Facebook, YouTube, Google, Instagram, and many others.'' ''The US Threat to Global Information Space Requires Global Defense The nations of Russia and China have - over the course of many years and through extensive work - secured their respective information space. This has - in turn - allowed both nations to secure and stabilize their political space providing the social harmony required to not only survive ongoing attempts by the US to encircle and contain both global powers, but in many instances to thrive. This has been achieved through the creation of domestic alternatives to the US-based social media platforms that otherwise dominate global information space. Both nations have online networks that can be disconnected from Western-influenced information space when and if necessary. Beyond this, both nations have created domestic pipelines ensuring crucial human resources such as programmers and technicians required to maintain the physical infrastructure of their information space are trained in-country and with the nation’s best interests in mind, as well as the media personnel, government officials, and other civil servants who use each nation’s information space. This is not unlike the physical infrastructure built within any sovereign nation. Roads, rail, airports, and seaports are all acknowledged to be integral to national security and thus their construction, maintenance, use, and protection are determined accordingly. Unfortunately, many policymakers across the planet have yet to understand that information space in the 21st century is as important - if not more so - than this physical infrastructure or traditional national security domains. Allowing the US to not only provide US-based social media platforms to nations rather than nations developing their own, but allowing the US to also control the flow of information and thus ideas and consensus on these platforms is as bad, or worse, than allowing foreign interests to control a nation’s physical borders, infrastructure, and even a nation’s own citizenry. The cost of surrendering a key - if not the key - domain of national security to the United States is political infiltration, capture, and even complete collapse as admitted US operations spanning the 21st century from Europe to the Arab World to Asia and back again have sufficiently demonstrated.'' Of course though its a double edged sword that also allows for domestic control of the population.
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Ash55 replied to Husseinisdoingfine's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
@Lila9 am glad you are doing okay, I do yoga too to energies my day and relax, stay safe my friend -
Interesting. What I've seen is different people have come and gone. Certain people will play a main character role and then step off the stage. And the remaining characters all have changed too. I like the calmness and respectfulness of this era of the forum. Seems like a lot of stabilizing energies on here now.
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Resident Evil is so boring. Like after the 100's zombie I have seen it all.
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AION replied to vishnusavestheday's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
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Basman replied to Ramasta9's topic in Spirituality, Consciousness, Awakening, Mysticism, Meditation, God
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I have to learn how to produce high quality AI pictures of clients and also some kind of real life socialization component to stand on top of the marketplace. I do dating photography as one of my businesses.
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Of course it's not a good thing. It is becoming North Korea.
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You think they're doing it out of the concern for the mental health of their citizens? They have their own platforms like VK, OK.ru and Telegram. They do it to control the tech platforms their citizens use for maximum tracking and surveillance. Just like China does and how Trump made his own apps. Smart strategy but bad for their citizens. You would hope as a citizen to have access to global communications network and news. If China undid their great Chinese firewall it would probably singlehandedly bring down their regime. I believe all these closed systems will soon fall and humankind will unite under one system. Cryptocurrency and blockchains are the start of such a system.
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Its a whole new world for you my friend, I have the freedom to post such things. I am not harming anyone.
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Preface: Thank you in advance for not commenting on my journal. I’ll drop something July 1st thereabouts. If anything I create thats more than a paragraph is going to be called AI, or scrutinised as such, worse if it’s reflective of the bottom of the barrel concerning my cognitive effort… and while jet lagged, under-slept, it’s better to just post publicly when I feel much less emotional investment in the sharing itself. Initially a branch-off from my two (one is quoted) comments here: Ha! No hard feelings on my end, it’s economics. Welcome the dystopia with open arms otherwise you’ll become too frustrated and become its own example. Simply continue to make calculated moves to your next strategic intersection. I hope I haven’t disappointed anyone with the lack of April 1st release, you just gotta see it from my perspective. It’s simply not smart anymore to invest effort when the environment is going down this kind of momentum. When I share, people can just call it AI, and I won’t care. This is the end of my journaling I guess, ha. I promise to share July, but the series likely stops there onto something else related to helping me in my studies (as that’s what this series on the mappings of consciousness was mostly going to be about), so I no longer have the emotional investment into the sharing itself given the trajectory of where things are likely heading now. To ensure after my break this doesn’t happen again, I’ll avoid the rest of the forum as intended so I don’t get hung up on anything external to my own personal activity. Heck, if I only stick to the journal section for my entire reading I’ll have a positively distorted perception on the progress of the site and maybe thats a good thing heh! Heh, you kiddos will be fine. I’ll clean up my journal anyway and go back to a purely detached posting here once I return then. Best wishes, good luck. Prologue: Thank you for not commenting on my journal.
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Apparently they have banned, FB, Instagram, Whatsapp, Twitter and others. Do you feel its a good thing? 70% of social media today seems garbage for the mind.
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This is a really undervalued practice. I've done this a few times. Getting away from spirituality for like 30 days or more is profound like a psychedelic. And then re-engaging after that.
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@UnbornTao No. I feel like if we have reached such a dystopian period that something I wrote on the fly without effort is questioned as AI, I should have paid more attention to the patterns before I chose to write it. I will have more restraint in future. Please direct any further correspondence elsewhere, thank you.
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Green or Yellowish. Perhaps Orange. I don't know them well enough to be more precise.
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@LastThursday That's exactly what I meant. Before meditation I neurotically tried to "fix" my own behavior by setting rigorous schedules to fit my extremely high standards of myself. When I wasn't perfect, I gave up completely and slid back into my old patterns. That cycle continued until I started turning inward and looking at things within myself I didn't want to look at. Through this past year I've "loosened up" these patterns and gained perspective on a lot of stuff. Realized my intense anger (which prevented me from functioning well in relationships) was just a cover for a lot of grief and vulnerability, all of which I've had the privilege of coming face to face with on the mat. Extremely difficult and turbulent process. But now I'm feeling more and more aligned with positive motivation, genuine creativity, rather than a desperate need to get away from pain. My relationships are healthier. I was able to drop a lot of negative habits with less shame when I fall off track. Accepted parts of myself I disowned. All that good stuff. Growth is a lot slower than I would like. But who am I to tell the process what it should and shouldn't be! If I'm able to loosen the patterns of shame and judgement on myself and others through this long term process, I'll go through 1000 ego backlashes and difficult days when I have to work through a lot of stuff. I don't care.
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I'm re-watching the second video (Part 2) and curious about elaboration on these statements: "no beliefs", "you have to stop believing stuff", "eliminate belief".
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I saw the entire 2 part of The DemystifySci Podcast. What stage in spiral dynamics would those two people be?
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@Natasha Tori Maru oh my bad, i thought u were talking about sommeone else
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Seems like this guy had a theory a century ago https://www.instagram.com/p/DUl7BKZDG-M/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
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Ralston's apprentice? He's a good lad 🙂
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r u talking about brandon rohe? if so what did he do
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@theleelajoker I was just thinking about how actually Daniel Ingram's stages of insight actually makes sense of my current situation better than OCD. Called out. Lol.
