1. ACCEPT THAT THE MATRIX HAS YOU

Inflation = Debasement = Theft

Because theft is built into the base layer of our money, manipulation is required for the system to function

This means that Capitalism, the free market, and Democracy itself are Ideas that never really existed

No one, not even AI, can justify its benefit for the 99%

2. UNDERSTAND WHAT THE MATRIX IS

We live in Oligarchies, not democracies. In fact, although we’ve come close in the 1950s, we’ve never truly lived in democracies.

We are ruled by a few “prestigious” institutions that are highly integrated

This is The Matrix

3. UNDERSTAND WHAT THE MATRIX WANTS FROM YOU

The Matrix. wants you fat, dumb, lazy, poor, angry, and scared

Because you’re more compliant this way.

4. STOP GIVING YOUR POWER AWAY TO AUTHORITY

From a very young age, most of us were taught to doubt ourselves and do only what authority commands us to do, even if we don’t feel like doing so. Now, as adults, we don’t trust ourselves, and so we choose to let others have power over our lives.

We vote for politicians who do nothing but lie to us in order to satisfy their inner hunger, being under the illusion that by voting we are granted the power to choose our future when in reality the choices we are presented with are very limited and almost exactly the same. So we allow a small group of people to manipulate us for their own personal gain, foolishly believing that they want to contribute to the betterment of society.

If we truly want to start creating a positive change in the world, we need to stop giving power to a few others and hold them responsible for our lives, and instead start taking responsibility in our own hands so that we can become the creators of our destiny.

5. THE ECONOMIC SYSTEM IS A FRAUD SO QUESTION IT

Money, in essence, is created out of debt, thus creating the illusion of scarcity of resources, which compels people to compete in the market, who have to waste most of their life working as wage slaves. This inevitably results in the tremendous suffering and social conflict that prevails all around the world.

In addition, our economic system requires people to consume without end so that money can keep on circulating in the economy, thus urging us to continuously buy things we don’t need and which are going to end up in landfills, poisoning the very environment that we depend on and sustains us.

If you don’t like this kind of living and would like to create a positive change in your life and the world, I’d highly recommend you to research further into the immensely negative consequences of our economy, and educate yourself on alternative, more technically efficient and environmentally sustainable economic systems.

6. DETACH FROM MATERIALISM

Being brought up in a consumer culture, we believe that money can buy everything we need and will bring happiness into our lives. So we choose to buy more and more things without end, but we always end up feeling dissatisfied and hungry for more stuff.

The truth is that money can only provide us with substitutes for what we truly need, but not the real deal. What we need is neither possessions nor services, but things such as love, friendship, and creativity. So don’t be concerned about which is the next best thing you can buy, and instead invest your time and efforts in achieving heart-opening and mind-expanding experiences that money can’t buy.

7. BE MINDFUL OF WHAT YOU PUT IN YOUR BODY

Is what you’re eating contributing to your health or is it poisoning your physical organism? Is what you’re eating environmentally sustainable, or is it negatively impacting the natural world? These are some important questions that all people should ask themselves.

Most people choose to eat foods that are filled with sugar, and preservatives, and are empty of nutrients, or contain animal-derived products, unaware that their food choices are detrimental to their health, contribute to the suffering and death of tens of billions of animals, and have a tremendously negative impact on the environment.

From now on, be sure to choose carefully what you choose to put into your mouth, and I assure you that this is one of the best things you can do for yourself and the world.

8. CHOOSE YOUR NEWS SOURCES WISELY

Knowledge is power, but we are drowning in an ocean of information.

Corporate media presents us all the time with biased information, fooling us into believing the lies they tell in order to manipulate us exactly the way they want.

A true seeker of knowledge does not accept anything on belief, but seeks out facts and tries to develop a spherical understanding of the matter he/she is looking into.

If you don’t like being misled and desire to better understand what’s going on in the world, do your best to collect information from as many sources as possible and use critical thinking in order to reach your own conclusions about what’s true or not.

9. READ BOOKS

There have been plenty of wise individuals who’ve written books in which they share their thoughts on life’s problems and how they can be overcome. Many of them criticized the workings of society and offer their insights on how we can help create a more beautiful world.

Books, therefore, could be immensely helpful in opening our eyes and improving the quality of our lives, yet the sad truth is that not a lot of people spend much of their time reading books — or they just choose to read for entertainment reasons alone.

To get the most out of reading books, be sure to not just pick any book and read it — read those ones that touch your mind and heart and provide you with new perspectives that help you to better understand yourself and the world.

10. ESCAPE THE HEARD

Just like every person alive, you are a unique individual with unique talents and gifts to offer to the world.

Unfortunately, society has suppressed our individuality since the day we were born. We’ve been programmed to doubt ourselves and conform to what is considered as normal. This, however, prevents us from embracing ourselves and creating our own path in life, which is causing us immense emotional pain.

From today, distance yourself from the herd mentality and start paying attention to your inner voice — doing so will allow you to follow your calling and live the way you truly want to live.

11. CREATIVELY EXPRESS YOURSELF

A great way to deprogram yourself from the normalcy of modern life is to focus your attention on creativity.

We’re all born creative, but slowly our creativity has been suppressed so much that we’ve almost forgotten that we’re creative beings.

To be creative means to think outside the box and see life from different perspectives. Most importantly, to be creative means to find out new ways of living and realize that you have the power to manifest the kind of life you desire.

12. SEPARATE FROM ORGANIZED RELIGION

Dogmatic, organized religion imposes on people what to think and what not to, what is good and what is bad, what is right and what is wrong.

Thus, organized religion prevents people from using their critical thinking, seeking the truth, and reaching their own conclusions. On the contrary, it teaches them to blindly follow a set of morals and rules. The result? Emotional suppression and suffering.

If you want to reclaim your individuality, honestly express yourself and walk on the path of understanding, be sure to break the chains of organized religion and start your own quest for the truth from scratch.

13. YOU ARE NOT WHAT YOU OWN

Consume less and contribute more

You should be extremely suspicious when the state or state-funded media asks you to spend

It is never about your well-being and always about the Centralized agenda

14. Check your Ideology at the door

There is no room for it, so keep it to yourself

Knowledge, factual evidence, transparency, and pragmatism are superpowers

If you choose to have a strong opinion that you know to be triggering to others, make sure it’s well thought out, structured, and backed by factual evidence that you’ve seen for yourself

LET’S “GAME THEORY” OUT A SCENARIO

When asked, they might answer “if we don’t have inflation, the economy will collapse”.

Ok, fair enough. It would collapse…. because it’s built on credit….. But why would it collapse?

“Because the global monetary system is built on credit that needs to expand”…. (and increase its rate of theft indefinitely in order to survive.) The existing fiat monetary system requires inflation and consequently, it needs manipulation to remain viable. We get less, for more work.

 The existing system is credit-based, it cannot allow ongoing deflation without a complete collapse 

because the credit would be wiped out. This existing system is going to fail, there’s no saving it as it’s mathematically impossible to do so.

WHY?

Because Technology is deflationary. Technology productivity gains in a “free market” reach the free market in the form of price declines. The true value of Technology is that it costs less and free’s up our time.

Inflationary systems mostly capture and hoard this value, then concentrate it in the hands of a few.

This is theft and this theft must continue.

WHY?

This is where we come full circle;

Institutions supersede law and money supersedes everything. The base layer of our money is built on a theft…

Inflation = Theft

This means everything within our system is inherently corrupt, and exponentially so as time passes, and it also explains the math behind wealth disparity.

NOW WHAT?

All need to take responsibility for our belief, complacency, and trust in this system, which is programmed for failure, which makes it stronger.

We need to understand that if we vote left or right, red or blue for anyone who can tell us that they can fix our system from within itself is, at best, naive and at worse a lie because it’s impossible to achieve.

We also need to understand that apathy and complacency result in the emergent behavior of society getting worse and worse and worse. Kind of like what’s happening now in our existing monetary system.

WHY?

Because where there’s theft, there’s disconnection. Where there’s disconnection, there’s confusion and misinformation. Where there’s misinformation, there’s conflict. It’s no coincidence that, as our money system breaks down and collapses, social unrest breaks apart also.

What’s sad is that people/groups in conflict with other groups have clearly not gone deep enough and do not understand the nature of their malcontent even though they think they do.

Ask why then Ask why again. Keep asking until you find the ‘root cause’.

The abundance of money creates scarcity everywhere else, and scarcity in money creates abundance.

We’re all focused on achieving value and wealth and abundance on top of the existing monetary system. Products, services, etc. all exist on top of this global monetary system.

Imagine…

You and the rest of the others decide to try to change your circumstances by nonviolent means. You march, sing songs of protest and generally engage in non-violent civil disobedience.

You use social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Weibo to organize and galvanize. Your movement grows to be quite large, and you decide it is time for a march on the capital to show the country how unjust its discriminatory policies are.

Oh boy, the government doesn’t like it when you show them up in front of the whole country. That’s why they start getting really nervous when your movement continues to gain viral levels of visibility by effectively generating and disseminating heart-wrenching images from other smaller protests around the country. The police try to fight back by using tried-and-true tactics like firehosing and sicking attack dogs on you and your fellow peaceful protestors.

Images of children mangled at the hands of the supposed protectors of the people sway public opinion against the government. That, as history has warned us, the government cannot abide. Sooner or later, they’re going to crack down…hard. Just be careful you don’t end up on the wrong side of their crackdown. Trust me, you don’t want that.

With the new tool, the CBDC, the police can freeze out anyone they believe to be involved in or sympathetic to the upcoming march on the capital. Using data from Facebook, Twitter, Weibo, and other platforms, the police are able to target these individuals and prevent them from accessing the financial system.

This creates a significant barrier to entry for the march, as these individuals will not be able to fund their travel or accommodation. In addition, it also makes it more difficult for them to communicate and coordinate with each other. As a result, the police can effectively disrupt the march without having to take any overt action against the protestors.

In light of the current protests against the government, it is important to consider the role that access to essential goods and services plays in organizing an effective protest. Without access to transportation, food, and water, protestors will be unable to reach the capital or sustain themselves once they arrive.

This ultimately undermines the entire purpose of the protest. In order to be successful, protestors must have access to the resources they need to make their voices heard. Otherwise, their efforts will be in vain.

Imagine…

You and the rest of the others decide to try to change your circumstances by nonviolent means. You march, sing songs of protest and generally engage in non-violent civil disobedience.

You use social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Weibo to organize and galvanize. Your movement grows to be quite large, and you decide it is time for a march on the capital to show the country how unjust its discriminatory policies are.

Oh boy, the government doesn’t like it when you show them up in front of the whole country. That’s why they start getting really nervous when your movement continues to gain viral levels of visibility by effectively generating and disseminating heart-wrenching images from other smaller protests around the country. The police try to fight back by using tried-and-true tactics like firehosing and sicking attack dogs on you and your fellow peaceful protestors.

Images of children mangled at the hands of the supposed protectors of the people sway public opinion against the government. That, as history has warned us, the government cannot abide. Sooner or later, they’re going to crack down…hard. Just be careful you don’t end up on the wrong side of their crackdown. Trust me, you don’t want that.

With the new tool, the CBDC, the police can freeze out anyone they believe to be involved in or sympathetic to the upcoming march on the capital. Using data from Facebook, Twitter, Weibo, and other platforms, the police are able to target these individuals and prevent them from accessing the financial system.

This creates a significant barrier to entry for the march, as these individuals will not be able to fund their travel or accommodation. In addition, it also makes it more difficult for them to communicate and coordinate with each other. As a result, the police can effectively disrupt the march without having to take any overt action against the protestors.

In light of the current protests against the government, it is important to consider the role that access to essential goods and services plays in organizing an effective protest. Without access to transportation, food, and water, protestors will be unable to reach the capital or sustain themselves once they arrive.

This ultimately undermines the entire purpose of the protest. In order to be successful, protestors must have access to the resources they need to make their voices heard. Otherwise, their efforts will be in vain.