Jubilee Prosperity

This technology was also used to create social movements, thereby setting the stage for gang and counter-gang conflicts–techniques entirely coherent with those used in Venetian or British colonialism.

These programs were used to steer or shepherd popular opinion into a desired direction under one condition: the existence of willing guinea pigs.

This required people to provide full psychological profiles that can be used for manipulation.

If the guinea pigs bought into the positivist’s binary view of mankind, then the game theory matrices were set up through a vast array of talking points more precisely measured and delivered than focus groups or polls.

In other words, social engineers outline a group think matrix, like a “Choose Your Own Adventure” book.

The social networking sites gradually filled up with youth who bought into the fad.

They learned they no longer had to take part in the messy aspects of social interactions. They no longer had to look people in the eye, or sit with them in a room. Instead they could sit in a cyber-pod and become virtual people.

Each youth could run from his pod world at the library or school computer lab, to his pod world at the coffee shop, to his pod world in his dorm or home. He could shield himself from human interaction in the outside world, putting earplugs into his podpiece to create a walking podworld devoid of human interaction. Its like ignoring the world while on a cellphone, only in deeper trance.

Here is the real kicker:

Every once in a while, the pod person can have a real, anonymous experience. He can play the role of Georg Simmel’s Stranger. He can get together with other anonymous pod people for a “spontaneous” intense event like Burning Man. [29] This might be his only non-cyber experience.

In sum, pod people have little life distinguishable from automaton internet zombies entangled by the worldwide spider web.

From helicopters above and beyond, billionaire voyeurs stare at and play with their little natives. They mess around with the anthill and watch the patterns change. Federal Reserve Chair Helicopter Ben becomes a double entendre:

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