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Our minds are more like a computer than we know, but instead of being maintained by a set of electrical relays, like a normal virtual computer, our minds run using a set of chemical reactions. Memes just elicit an instant emotional response, by ways of inducing different chemicals to be released in the brain. However,…
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Before we look at the strength of being on different parts of the spectrum, let’s take a look at symptoms that professional associate with being considered “special.” The most common symptom of ADHD or ADD is being unable to remain quiet and sit still, especially in boring settings. This results in constant fidgeting, when told…
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Have you ever been told you are “Special,” just because you fail to fit in with modern society? You aren’t alone! Many people are told they suffer from mental illnesses when their mental capacity can pick up on things that other people can’t. These people with hyperactive minds don’t really have any mental disorder at…
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When it comes to researching anything, and making a decision based on it, remember, the US and other intel communities have a process for this called DADA, which means: Data, Analysis, Decision, Action. Data means what you can see, or what information you collect. Analysis is when you go over the data to see what…
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This is part 7 of and 8-part series about things to watch out for, so they can avoid being Psyop. Who?Asking the question of “Who” is usually the most beneficial to ask, since they usually point out the culprit if there is any. Many people will take offense when their name is attached to a…
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This is part 6 of and 8-part series about things to watch out for, so they can avoid being Psyop. The Streisand effect is named after Barba Streisand. It started when she went online, to preach about climate change and people pointed out how destructive her beach house and luxury home were to the environment.…
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This is part 5 of and 8-part series about things to watch out for, so they can avoid being Psyop. Schooling and college are one of the biggest areas people encounter memes, with and without them even realizing it. This place we encounter memes, and some people have taken advantage of this. Most people don’t…
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This is part 4 of and 8-part series about things to watch out for, so they can avoid being Psyop. When people want to cause a problem, they’ll usually make them look like the victim, by stating a lie, usually tied to false emotion as stated above. They might say they don’t want something, while…
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This is part 3 of and 8-part series about things to watch out for, so they can avoid being Psyop. Sometimes people provide someone with something, only to use it to get them to do things after threat of taking it. If someone or something becomes dependent on someone for something, it is easier for…
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This is part 2 of and 8-part series about things to watch out for, so they can avoid being Psyop. Another thing to watch for is people with fake emotions. Usually when people are talking, they’ll act over the top when handling their emotions, to make people feel a certain way and sway their opinions.…
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