/32/ - Psychopolitics

is OP a slipknot fan?

>>3851

Would fit with his mental retardation.

>CLAPBACK

>GOTEEEEEEEEEEM

>>2568

God, this is dumb.

I love it!

>>2568

/32/ used to be somewhat intelligent. Now... I wouldn't be surprised if a pizzagate thread popped up out of the blue.

God, I miss the old 8chan.

>>3259

Why would we want to discuss PG here? We already have a sticky on pol and the investigation is going well.

>>2651

"ass and mo ass"

this is very evil

>>2568

Evil is a partiality, something incomplete. In the flesh evil exists because the flesh is an imperfect creation. But the nucleus is spiritual. Evil is temporary.

>>1171

Well, it's an interesting thought.

But, perhaps chans are the intellectual waste-baskets, quarantine zones. As what can be said, is taken over here. That's not to say what's said here is of no value, by no means, but it is not marketable, it has no say in the economy.

It's subversive, an aggregate of rebellious spirits. It's not a monolithic cabal who can sway generations of TV watchers. I think internet-people, like you, and myself, often over-estimate our ability to influence.

Sure, the internet may like our jokes, our funny pictures, but humor correlates with the qualities that are on display here. What influence the chans have had is benign, and is easily drowned out by the next trend.

SJW is the Brave New World component of psychological control, it's the feminine aspect whereas 1984 is the masculine, considering authoritarian measures, take the military industrial complex. It's always been a union of these two.

This has already begun on reddit. Join the party if you can stomach it.

>>2460

m8, is your purpose to free "the people" of ignorance? Because that's never going to happen. The 10% should be the focus group. Intelligent people are way more likely to achieve a higher status, AKA power. That power can be used to create tools that implement truths and shift public opinion eventually. Also without active involvement of the 10%, shifts in upper class culture flows down to middle class, after which upper class culture changes again. Torstein Veblen has written an interesting book on it called Theory of the Leisure Class. The book is famous for coining "conspicuous consumption", but the whole idea of consuming conspicuously (in which lower class, middle class and teenage children are passionately involved) flowed down from the upper class (which he called the leisure class back then). But that type is not popular anymore among upper class spheres, maybe just the nouveau riche.

Point being, changing public opinion involves a natural flow of the upper class downward. So when intelligent people (who essentially rule) are influenced, its just a matter of time before that "truth" gets a space in public opinion.

>>3707

Architecture shapes the mind of the public.

>>3707

"the European identity" is a deconstruction of the various peoples of the European continent into a singular mass.

>>3707

>>3713

Are you implying the conceptual work of Étienne Louis Boullée is garish, of vain grandiose expression, gimmicky, and void of utility?

>>3707

There's an interesting argument that architectural themes in some way represent the cultural idea of a people. I'd agree that the meaningless form of postmodern architecture mirrors the growing nihilism or emptiness of modern Western culture (postmodernism progressing and spreading with the quickening of Western decline). Not a cultured anon so sorry if this is a bit vague.

Related article:

https://theimaginativeconservative.org/2019/01/where-beauty-buildings-jake-scott.html

Science explains the how, while religion provides the why. While the institutions of religion (Roman Catholic church, etc.) can and have at times been subverted to means of mass control, the origin of religion is Man's desire for transcendence. For Abrahamic faiths (I'll say Christianity here), 'the afterlife' is just describing an eternal union (Heaven) or eternal separation (Hell) with the Creator upon death. Basically, we're trying to explain in finite, material terms what we believe happens in the infinite, metaphysical.

>>3706

Not disagreeing, but to add I think that the attraction to religion depends on the individual. While the afterlife is a motive based in an individual's fear of death and the unknown, I'd think that the prime draw to religion is an explanation for why we're here in the first place.

It’s a lot easier to hijack something than to fabricate it. Instead of inventing a totally non-existent character of Jesus Christ and selling that product to the masses, it makes more sense that the authorities would consolidate already existing paradigms into a single system. The purpose of such a system would be to portray these authorities as divinely sanctioned.

Assimilated paradigms included Mithraism, Greek Neo-Platonism, and Judaism. For instance, the solar/zodiacal elements in Christianity came from Mithraism and related pagan systems. But these are just auxiliary additions, not the core nucleus of Christianity. The nucleus is the original Christian system, which existed alongside the other elements prior to their combined assimilation into an organized religion.

All of these elements were then glued together by the authors of the New Testament, who added various rationalizations, logical sleights of hand, fabricated backstory, and gaudy superstitious elements to create a belief system that would appeal to the widest audience. The Gospels of Mark, Matthew, Luke, and John were variations of the same story further customized for Greek, Jewish, and Roman audiences.

Thus the New Testament is a patchwork of truth and lies. The original pre-assimilation Christianity is buried in there somewhere. How can it be found? By stripping away the rationalizations, sleights of hand, superstitious miracles, pagan symbolism, etc… This is done the same way one approaches any potential source of disinformation; you look for logical fallacies and attempts at persuasion that would play into a negative agenda

>>3831

When those are removed, only the following remain:

The wisdom-teachings of Jesus, including sayings and parables. These do not benefit any human authority, their spiritual worth is self-evident, and they correlate with metaphysical/occult principles.

The Sermon on the Mount, in which Jesus gave Buddhist-like alternatives to the ignorant form of morality and justice espoused in the Old Testament. The spiritual truth of these is also self-evident, or at least testable and observable in life.

Stories of Jesus healing people and casting out demons. These “miracles” are entirely performable by anyone today with the proper knowledge. Healing and negative entity removal are common practices. Contrast this with walking on water, turning water into wine, or bread into fish, which are cheap tricks inserted by the New Testament authors to wow the superstitious.

>>2437

It's always easier to hijack an idea if its adherents are used to believing it over reason. That's the role religion plays in manipulation.

If you have the Pope declaring that all Christians are spiritually jewish this is true, but "redpilled" Christians disregard this as much as they can then you'll have less Christians willing to oppose Judaism.

Two ways of looking at it as i see it

1. When it's [the current year], and you live in a 'post'-Soviet world (i.e. the world created by the victors of WW2), the names of new technology are just as affected by Freudo-Marxist/'SJW' language policing and terminology as everything else. And just as with the Communist terms of old like 'struggle session' or 'social fascism', the main purpose is always *obscurantism*; concealing the true nature, downplaying, putting rainbow colours and ukulele music on it etc. Think 'fake news', 'deep fakes', 'post-truth', 'hate speech' etc.

It's almost like a metaphor for the (new) technology itself. I know there's a specific term for this that's slipped my mind right now, but think about how technology, as it's sold and spread to more and more normies, becomes increasingly less modifiable - everything gets better and 'smarter', yet it feels less and less like you have a say over the details and actions of the tech. The bureaucracy of googling, scrolling through endless tech help forum posts, calling the help lines - the inherent backdoors and keyloggers are obscured, and the 'Intel inside' is irremovable (without voiding warranty).

2. It's just another product of a long line of, what a mate of mine used to call, 'Engineered Autism'. Infantalization. Returning to the 'innocent' Id - uneating the forbidden fruit. Like Sammy touches on in vid related, Android shit being named after children's sweets. Adult colouring books, 'oddly satisfying' videos, fidget spinners etc. GUIs with big 'old people' buttons like the hospital scene from Idiocracy.

It's also an aspect of the postmodernism and sexualization of society (bear with me here). If you've read any Bataille or other French philosophers this might make more sense to you.

As everyone knows, nature and our 'natural' connection to it, isn't inherently 'good' in the modern sense - beautiful plants can be deadly and open flowers are like yonic symbols for bees, the lovely forest animal calls we hear are from animals in fright or looking for pussy, the oil we use is the remains of mass dead animal and plant life. Nature is both a chaos and a magic, and erotism is a part of this 'chaos magic' that 'can't' be integrated into society. Think of the arthoPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

>>3666

>666

Satan trips confirmed. It's not ALICE you have to look out for, it's louise cypher.

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If you're interested I know a bit more about her

>>3795

Felt like a text adventure tbh. Tell me more.

I hear people refer to them less and less often as "smart phones" and more often as "devices" ... It's nice when the marketing polish gets dialed back for a change.

>>3777

Normalizing audio doesn't have any detrimental effects. In music and video, it's an important step that makes it so that the end consumer doesn't have to adjust their speaker volume from song to song and scene to scene. It's essentially just a method of audio level standardization.

Dynamics processing as mentioned by >>3778 is meant to control sounds which are too loud and make quiet sounds louder and more audible. Overuse of it can definitely cause unnatural effects. I'd say that would be the work of an unskilled audio producer.

What you're referring to sounds more like the use of sound effects and foley in general. Producers tend to make everyday noises audible because it makes it more immersive. The more immersed you are, the more you watch. Same thing with music in TV shows. A well-crafted, attention grabbing piece of media will have realistic ambient noise (varies depending on the scene and setting), audibly-pleasing sound effects, and music that carries you from scene to scene and emotion to emotion.

A good example of this would be to watch an episode of the british version of Kitchen Nightmares, which has no music and sound effects, and compare it to the american version which is loaded with it. It's much easier to tear your attention away from the british version since it's not affecting your physiology to the same degree as the american version, which is more immersive and exciting. The motivation for using effects in this case is simply to keep people watching a certain show, but the same tactics can be used to hypnotic effect.

i know what you mean, i'm fucking disgusted when im in the cinema and they have some dumb bitch whisper her lines, then they turn it all the way up and you can hear the spit ruminate in her mouth, like bitch SPEAK UP i can hear what you ATE for lunch. its obviously not how people speak and maybe just desensizites you to mouth breathing ways. its farfetched though i think its just a result of the dropped quality of everything involving this stuff

You mean making everything louder in music, etc? Yeah. Ignore the dribbling retards in this thread talking about something else entirely.

The massive amounts of bass and just the loudness of the music as standard contributes to listener fatigue. Look up the side effects of it. Tiredness, more docile, etc.

Almost all popular music (chart music) has massive bass probably because of this. I mean, you can say it's just coincidence but even in the 90's when the loudness shit really took off it was happening then too.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Listener_fatigue

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auditory_fatigue

>>3785

It's not that the sound effects themselves are over-amplified, at times it feels as if the entire audio stream was downsampled or mastered on piss-poor equipment.

Best I can describe it as sounding akin to low bitrate lossy audio coding artifacts, but with a bit of CRT static mixed in.

Trash like Notruf Hafenkante and other dumb shit aimed senile boomers age 65 and up seems to be most affected by this, although the German dub of the original Blade Runner and several other normalfag movies show the same thing.

Is it something that's only done OTA? Found an old home taped VHS of the 5th element from the early 2000s and it has this audio weirdness too albeit applied in a more uniform manner while BDrips and Jewtube clips do not.

Don't think it's my TV, its speakers provide fairly standard quality when watching pirated anime or playing gaymes.

>we have a strict no ban policy

oh boy

Oh no boy

>>3763

I think this claim is retarded, change it now

>>3768

Shopped, I can tell by the pixels

>>3765

No way, this is gonna be way more intense

>>3772

irrelevant, you don't get any points.

>>3771

good point, OP should tip you

>>3762

OP you're doing god's work, I'll fund this investigation

>>2587

can we just wait another week or so for next?

splitting up boards as small as this one is a death sentence.

>>>/logic/ and it's child boards:

>>>/logicpol/

Fallacies are banned.

>>/litpat/

>>/film/

>>3748

God I'm an idiot

>>>/litpat/

>>>/film/

subliminal messages != hidden symbols.

One is actual psychology, the other is a recipe for insanity.

>>1860

This is a common practice in advertising, like visual sexual innuendos. Perhaps the mammalian brain doesn't pick up on it, but I'm sure the R-complex does.

>>1860

It's just primitive instincts.

>>1861

I completely agree. You have to understand that marketing people think about these types of seemingly extortionary tactics on a daily basis. The notion that "sex sells" goes beyond the concept of putting some big tits in a beer commercial. There are many ways that sexual logic affects many of the decisions we make.

>>3202

Well, targeting the alt-right, with them being so focused on the JQ to the point of downplaying secret societies such as the Masons, Skull & Bones, etc serves as a diversion of attention away from these groups and focuses all the conspiracies around the Jews. That's not to say that there are no Jewish conspiracies, but rather that if the secret societies wanted to divert attention away from them, that pulling strings to get the alt-right to grow would be a good way to do it, since none of the figureheads of the movement tend to put any commentary on these groups. There was a twitter thread by some aussie that said the exact same thing but I can't find it, if anyone else could post it here it might explain it a bit more than I could so long as it hasn't been deleted.

>>3738

Consider perhaps a focus on 'Masonic Questions' is no more valuable than Jewish ones. If you want to talk about small elite groups like Skull and Bones or even the Jesuits I think that is more the right track. I don't deny Masonic or Jewish conspiracies, but the problem is ~99% of Masons and Jews are just normal folks, and the moment you start targeting them as an entire group you isolate yourself, by betraying a perceived prejudice.

I would agree though that the the alt right does seem to have a an unnatural hardon for the JQ. That fact makes it easy to identify as some kind of op.

>>3739

Perhaps, either way the term "alt-right" being separate from /pol/ and being so openly sponsored by Clinton shows how good it is for those in power. Nothing in politics is unplanned, and using the alt-right to sour the JQ and abandon the MQ serves some purpose in the future. This could be to make sure that the presence of the alt-right will either serve to bring about some new era of politics where those who are already in power keep their bloodline powerful by appearing "based and edgy" when the time is right, or some other negative purpose. Using "qui bono" and "following the money" methods seems to be the most effective ways of determining whether this is a psyop (which is probably is) and who is behind it. Doesn't Spencer have a lot of contact with Dugin, and Spencer to rich families? Apollonian Germ, whatever you may think of him, goes into great detail in this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldQGwGxq6b8) on the matter. Furthermore, I've had many people tell me withing certain WN groups to not look into Spencer, saying that "On good authority I can say that he is no CIA Nigger".

It honestly seems like a demonization tactic, fed from journalists' close ties to Democratic Party and vice versa, that blew up in their face and backfired. The notion of an alt-right also benefits the Republican Party because it allows them to distance themselves from fringe, radical groups very easily with very little thought involved. Now that there is a far right (with a sexy and easily memorizable name like alt right) they can push their moderate agendas pretty easily and say they don't agree with their policies. Which is idiotic because the Republican Party is basically just the white people's party and they know it, they're just too smart to admit it outright.