So... I know I don't trust what I see in media because it often seems to be paid advertisements. But how far does the paranoia go? Is our society really out of touch with reality? This article thinks so:
Things they won't tell you
Our society operates on the principle that what people want to hear - and will pay for - is right. Through this mechanism, we've unhooked ourselves from reality as a consistency between external events and internal thoughts, and therefore, are often "surprised" or "shocked" by aspects of reality that were known to our ancestors and many others worldwide. Some still hold on to these truths, realizing that when we as a species fully detach from an awareness of our world as a continuous operating principle, disaster awaits.
When we say a "continuous" operating principle, what is meant is a system where both external and internal happenings can be described by the same logic. In our modern worldview, this is not the case, as we believe in a strict division between internal desires and external outcomes, such that our desires do not correspond to natural functions (power, reproduction, sustenance) and their outcome is determined by our "intent" or "feelings," not by the mechanics of nature. This article takes on several examples of this dischord and explicates them according to the principles of our ancestors.
See the rest:
http://www.nationalistpartyusa.com/VP/ThingsNotTold.htm
Things they won't tell you
Our society operates on the principle that what people want to hear - and will pay for - is right. Through this mechanism, we've unhooked ourselves from reality as a consistency between external events and internal thoughts, and therefore, are often "surprised" or "shocked" by aspects of reality that were known to our ancestors and many others worldwide. Some still hold on to these truths, realizing that when we as a species fully detach from an awareness of our world as a continuous operating principle, disaster awaits.
When we say a "continuous" operating principle, what is meant is a system where both external and internal happenings can be described by the same logic. In our modern worldview, this is not the case, as we believe in a strict division between internal desires and external outcomes, such that our desires do not correspond to natural functions (power, reproduction, sustenance) and their outcome is determined by our "intent" or "feelings," not by the mechanics of nature. This article takes on several examples of this dischord and explicates them according to the principles of our ancestors.
See the rest:
http://www.nationalistpartyusa.com/VP/ThingsNotTold.htm
