Worldwide panic, mass hysteria, absolute fear. Governments taking urgent action, people dying, people getting sick, shortages of toilet paper, hand sanitisers, food…
Absolute mayhem.
This is a very serious matter and very, very sinister.
In panic no one can think critically, no one can ask the right questions, no one can see what is going on…
When did this panic start? How did it originate?
Perhaps just one word will sum it up:
Media
This one word, properly applied, can cause absolute mayhem and panic.
We see the worst in human nature when panic sets in, but has the media acted responsibly?
It really depends on its agenda, doesn’t it?
Deep questions need to be asked about the truth behind any fear broadcasting of any nature and its ultimate purpose, beginning with whether it is benevolent, or malevolent.
The best way to control people is through fear and trauma based mind control. Is this the agenda, perhaps?
There is no more time for opinions or hypotheses; there is only time for absolute truth.
What is the real purpose behind broadcasting fear?
Does this, perhaps, sound nefarious?
Let’s attempt absolute critical thinking, shall we?
Would fear leave us prone to illness? Would fear create crime? Would fear contribute to a worse outcome?
Would happiness leave us with the potential for health? Would happiness help minimise crime Would happiness create a better outcome?
Let’s look at two different effects: the nocebo effect, and the placebo effect.
Would an intelligent media understand both these effects? Are they acting responsibly if they do understand them?
Could the Maharishi Effect have any impact, or is it just an unproven theory?
Is the media aware of this effect and the merits thereof? Is the media causing more harm than the virus itself?
Who is controlling the media?
Let’s be intelligent by asking pertinent questions and digging deeper. Something just doesn’t feel right in this world gone absolutely mad.
Critical thinking exposes the truth and that’s where we should all begin, instead of this mindless panic.
Do you agree?
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