The Indoctrinated Brain

1. The Great Reset: A Technocratic Vision for Global Control

"To think of the Great Reset as a reboot of a familiar system is to miss the point of the concept. It is neither a reboot nor a reset of the current operating system of our society, which takes humanity back to an earlier time when many things were supposedly better."

A radical transformation. The Great Reset, championed by influential figures like Klaus Schwab of the World Economic Forum, is not a simple reboot of our current system. It's a comprehensive plan to reshape global society, economy, and governance. This vision includes:

• Stakeholder capitalism replacing shareholder capitalism
• Digital surveillance and control of individuals
• AI-driven decision-making in various aspects of life
• Erosion of private property rights

Power consolidation. The technocratic elite, through organizations like the WEF and its Young Global Leaders program, aims to infiltrate democratic institutions worldwide. Their goal is to implement a new world order where:

• A small group of unelected technocrats wield immense power
• Traditional democratic processes are superseded by "expert" rule
• Individual freedoms are sacrificed for the "greater good"

2. COVID-19 Measures: A Deliberate Attack on Human Cognition

"Apart from the fact that viruses that infect our respiratory tract have been around since time immemorial, one could even assume that they suffer from some kind of God complex, since they are 'idolized' by many people because of their power."

Weaponizing fear. The COVID-19 pandemic provided an opportunity for implementing drastic measures that went beyond public health concerns:

• Lockdowns and social isolation
• Mask mandates
• Censorship of alternative viewpoints

Neurological impact. These measures had profound effects on human cognition and mental health:

• Increased stress and anxiety levels
• Disruption of normal social interactions
• Impairment of critical thinking abilities

The author argues that these consequences were not accidental but part of a deliberate strategy to make populations more susceptible to control and manipulation.

3. Hippocampal Neurogenesis: Key to Individuality and Critical Thinking

"The lifelong production of new index neurons allows our wealth of experience to continue to the highest age."

Brain plasticity. The hippocampus, a crucial brain region for memory and learning, continues to produce new neurons throughout life. This process, called adult hippocampal neurogenesis, is essential for:

• Forming new memories
• Adapting to new experiences
• Maintaining cognitive flexibility

Threats to neurogenesis. Various factors can impair this vital process:

• Chronic stress
• Poor nutrition
• Lack of physical exercise
• Social isolation

The author emphasizes that many COVID-19 measures directly or indirectly threatened hippocampal neurogenesis, potentially compromising individuals' ability to think critically and maintain their unique identities.

4. Spiking: The Trojan Horse of Brain Manipulation

"Spiking against SARS-CoV-2, as compared to infection with SARS-CoV-2, 'produces high and potentially toxic levels of spike protein in organs and tissues under certain circumstances, which then enter the bloodstream.'"

Neurotoxic effects. The author argues that the mRNA vaccines, or "spiking," pose significant risks to brain health:

• Spike proteins can cross the blood-brain barrier
• Neuroinflammation and potential neurodegenerative effects
• Possible interference with normal brain function and neurogenesis

Hidden agenda. The push for widespread vaccination, especially among low-risk groups like children, is questioned:

• Lack of long-term safety data
• Disregard for natural immunity and alternative treatments
• Potential for ongoing "booster" shots, maintaining a state of medical dependency

The author suggests that the true purpose of spiking may be to facilitate long-term neurological manipulation rather than provide genuine health protection.

5. Indoctrination Techniques: Eroding Autonomy and Free Thought

"To put it bluntly, in the case of spiking, the immune system has not forgotten anything because it has not learned anything in the first place."

Historical parallels. The author draws connections between current indoctrination methods and those used in the past, such as during the Korean War:

• Isolation and forced monotony
• Threats and intimidation
• Monopolization of perception
• Induced exhaustion

Modern application. These techniques have been adapted and applied on a global scale:

• Media fear-mongering and biased reporting
• Censorship of alternative viewpoints
• Social pressure and shaming of dissenters
• Constant changes in rules and narratives, creating confusion and compliance

The goal is to break down individual resistance and critical thinking, making populations more susceptible to accepting the technocratic vision without question.

6. Social Scoring and Digital Currency: Tools for Total Surveillance

"Data may complement or replace money as currency."

Behavioral control. Social scoring systems, already implemented in some countries, are being considered more widely:

• Rewarding "desirable" behaviors and punishing "undesirable" ones
• Creating a system of digital rewards and punishments
• Potentially linking access to services and resources to one's social score

Financial surveillance. The push for digital currencies aims to:

• Eliminate the privacy and autonomy provided by cash transactions
• Enable real-time monitoring of all financial activities
• Allow for instant freezing of assets or denial of transactions

These tools, when combined, create a powerful system for monitoring and controlling virtually every aspect of an individual's life, making dissent or non-compliance extremely difficult.

7. Challenging the "Evil Human" Narrative: Rediscovering Our Innate Goodness

"Man is the most compassionate, intelligent, imaginative, and humorous animal on the planet. He has created works of art of breathtaking beauty and developed the most ingenious methods of unraveling the mysteries of the universe."

Rethinking human nature. The author challenges the prevailing narrative that humans are inherently evil or selfish:

• This belief has been used to justify authoritarian control
• It ignores the abundant evidence of human cooperation and altruism

Empathy vs. rational compassion. While empathy is often seen as purely positive, the author argues for a more nuanced view:

• Empathy can be biased towards in-group members
• Rational compassion allows for more equitable and far-reaching concern for others

Hope for the future. By recognizing our innate capacity for goodness and cooperation, we can:

• Resist manipulative narratives that exploit our fears
• Develop more humane and sustainable solutions to global challenges
• Create a society that nurtures our positive qualities rather than suppressing them

The author concludes that rediscovering our fundamental goodness is crucial for resisting technocratic control and building a truly human-centered future.

Last updated: April 3, 2025