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Think about it, if you could forget everything you know right now. What would be the first thing that would do?
If we forget all about MK ultra and every picture of someone covering one eye, how would we go about our day differently?
What role does memory play in mind control as a result?
There were a few books I have been reading that have made me consider this. The first was a book by William Sargant called "Battle of The Mind."
In this book, Sargant discusses brainwashing in religions and cults. This makes sense since a religion or a cult, will present a lot of information that is repeated. Whenever anything is repeated, there is an increased chance that the information will be stored in memory. So brainwashing is demonstrated by using information stored in memory instead of your own creative free will to act in a way that is contrary to this information.
Here is a link to a blog that presents this information in a concise way. His book is also available free online in pdf format.
The next book I have been reading is called "The Gnostic Notebook: Volume One: On Memory Systems and Fairy Tales."
The book is about the ways we can increase the ability to memorize information with stories using fairy tales as examples of this. Whenever something is repeated, there is a greater chance of memorizing this information. There is also the potential that this information you remember is brainwashing you.
The third book has been in the back of my mind since my childhood development class. It is a book by Erik Erikson on the stages of development. Trust vs. Mistrust. Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt.
While Sargant discusses the complexities of brainwashing, these stages demonstrate the simplicity. All you would need to do is remember mistrust instead of trust and shame instead of autonomy, experiencing any one of the outcomes is dependent on memory and memory is not dependent on time.
Time is the measurement of motion. The earth turns and we calculate time-based on the position of the earth in relation to the sun, but is that what time really is?
Time in terms of memory is more like increasing the amount of space or like a balloon filling up with more air. Memories exist the same way molecules exist in a balloon with no order determined by the day or the year they happened. So remembering mistrust isn't something that happened a long time ago according to memory because memory does not follow the solar calendar.
Mistrust exists unless it can be proven false and so all memory is more like true or false statements or a positive or negative charged molecule. They convert from one to the other like an on-off switch.
We can fluidly discuss our memory of having our first child next to the memory of them going to their first day of school as though they were consecutive events that happened within moments of each other and not separated by many years in between.
If our minds functioned the same way time functions, it would be impossible to brainwash anyone. What happened before would be gone the same way it will never be the year 1956 again. There would be nothing to control us without our memory.
So how can we maintain a creative free will when exposed to new information when remembering information is why we are at risk of mind control?
If we forget all about MK ultra and every picture of someone covering one eye, how would we go about our day differently?
What role does memory play in mind control as a result?
There were a few books I have been reading that have made me consider this. The first was a book by William Sargant called "Battle of The Mind."
In this book, Sargant discusses brainwashing in religions and cults. This makes sense since a religion or a cult, will present a lot of information that is repeated. Whenever anything is repeated, there is an increased chance that the information will be stored in memory. So brainwashing is demonstrated by using information stored in memory instead of your own creative free will to act in a way that is contrary to this information.
Here is a link to a blog that presents this information in a concise way. His book is also available free online in pdf format.
The next book I have been reading is called "The Gnostic Notebook: Volume One: On Memory Systems and Fairy Tales."
The book is about the ways we can increase the ability to memorize information with stories using fairy tales as examples of this. Whenever something is repeated, there is a greater chance of memorizing this information. There is also the potential that this information you remember is brainwashing you.
The third book has been in the back of my mind since my childhood development class. It is a book by Erik Erikson on the stages of development. Trust vs. Mistrust. Autonomy vs. Shame and Doubt.
While Sargant discusses the complexities of brainwashing, these stages demonstrate the simplicity. All you would need to do is remember mistrust instead of trust and shame instead of autonomy, experiencing any one of the outcomes is dependent on memory and memory is not dependent on time.
Time is the measurement of motion. The earth turns and we calculate time-based on the position of the earth in relation to the sun, but is that what time really is?
Time in terms of memory is more like increasing the amount of space or like a balloon filling up with more air. Memories exist the same way molecules exist in a balloon with no order determined by the day or the year they happened. So remembering mistrust isn't something that happened a long time ago according to memory because memory does not follow the solar calendar.
Mistrust exists unless it can be proven false and so all memory is more like true or false statements or a positive or negative charged molecule. They convert from one to the other like an on-off switch.
We can fluidly discuss our memory of having our first child next to the memory of them going to their first day of school as though they were consecutive events that happened within moments of each other and not separated by many years in between.
If our minds functioned the same way time functions, it would be impossible to brainwash anyone. What happened before would be gone the same way it will never be the year 1956 again. There would be nothing to control us without our memory.
So how can we maintain a creative free will when exposed to new information when remembering information is why we are at risk of mind control?