John le Bon

I’ve watched this at least 20 times today

What is your strongest evidence that the Earth is flat?

I've started reading 1984, and I really thought everyone was exaggerating but oh my God we need to read this book more as a society, it's the kind of explicit cautionary tale we don't usually get except in Greek mythology

Middle Eastern Arabs are discovering the infamous iranian 🇮🇷 drones, here striking a civilian building in Bahrain 🇧🇭. These drones are massively used by Russia 🇷🇺, 53 000 of them have been fired at Ukraine 🇺🇦 last year ! No missile is worth to destroy these drones because they are very numerous and cheap. The best thing is drone air defense or canon airdefense. They are highly mobile and very difficult to destroy, often targeting residential building because they are not always very precise.

The conspiracy community is more brainwashed than the brainwashed community

In The Matrix, Mr. Smith has the power to take over anyone’s body at any moment, especially when the system feels threatened by Neo. This idea mirrors something many people believe happens in real life. You might be casually talking with a friend, everything feels normal, and then you bring up a controversial topic and their entire attitude suddenly shifts. It can feel as if the person you were speaking with disappears and is replaced by something else, something defensive, hostile, and determined to shut down what you’re saying. The idea suggests that from a young age, people are conditioned to protect the system without realizing it. They become defenders of the established narrative, enforcing its boundaries and resisting anything that challenges it. In this way, the conditioning acts like a mental framework, holding together a shared version of reality and preventing it from falling apart.

you wake up and reach for your phone before your eyes focus. scroll through a hundred thoughts that aren’t yours until your own voice sounds like someone you used to know and by noon you’ve consumed more information than your grandparents did in a year but can’t name a single thing that actually moved you. the feed keeps serving up other people’s lives and you keep swallowing them whole, mistaking the fullness for satisfaction when really you’re just bloated on nothing. you’ve become a processing unit instead of a person and the loneliest part is how normal it feels.