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04-06-2015, 10:16 PM
OMG, Twice....you've got some major talent! I believe the King meme was actually first. The King came first, then Weed, then Henry (with obvious overlaps that you identifed with Henry and Weed).
In answering your question about why this meme is so persistent.... Sometimes I think that the collective dreams show us what is really important for us to understand or realize (as opposed to what they mass feed the population on any level of news). I'm not saying that this strain of Weed is important or vital to humanity. I think what the bot is saying is that there is a much bigger conflict here than anyone realizes.
For example, I know that Weed in general is a double edged sword. On the one hand, people who do Weed are much more open minded and ask a LOT of questions about our reality. In that regard, these people are much harder to control. Much harder to program.
HOWEVER
A couple of early substance-abuse clients I had posed an interesting argument to me about Weed. They said that they are surprised the elite haven't legalized it sooner because the Weed-saturated mind tends to turn into a useless zombie. After the questioning period is over (i.e. the pot newbie), the now-addicted pot smoker is chained to a substance that will eventually fry their brain, not in terms of making them a drooling vegetable, but in terms of (paradoxically) losing all impetus to do anything. They become completely passive, and thus pose no threat to the ruling class.
If one can temper their usage and use it wisely, truly magnificent things can happen, but it is a drug, and drugs tend to be misused. Thus, we're back at the razor's edge. Is Weed evil just because 20 or 30 or 70 or 80 percent of users misuse this substance and go too far for too long?
What if addiction was a standard curriculum in the school. We could learn how to utilize positive benefits of alcohol, pot, and possibly others for their positive potentials, while being armed with the knowledge of how to prevent abusing the substances. Oh, there I go again...that's my divergent thinking as I daydream about a better world.
In answering your question about why this meme is so persistent.... Sometimes I think that the collective dreams show us what is really important for us to understand or realize (as opposed to what they mass feed the population on any level of news). I'm not saying that this strain of Weed is important or vital to humanity. I think what the bot is saying is that there is a much bigger conflict here than anyone realizes.
For example, I know that Weed in general is a double edged sword. On the one hand, people who do Weed are much more open minded and ask a LOT of questions about our reality. In that regard, these people are much harder to control. Much harder to program.
HOWEVER
A couple of early substance-abuse clients I had posed an interesting argument to me about Weed. They said that they are surprised the elite haven't legalized it sooner because the Weed-saturated mind tends to turn into a useless zombie. After the questioning period is over (i.e. the pot newbie), the now-addicted pot smoker is chained to a substance that will eventually fry their brain, not in terms of making them a drooling vegetable, but in terms of (paradoxically) losing all impetus to do anything. They become completely passive, and thus pose no threat to the ruling class.
If one can temper their usage and use it wisely, truly magnificent things can happen, but it is a drug, and drugs tend to be misused. Thus, we're back at the razor's edge. Is Weed evil just because 20 or 30 or 70 or 80 percent of users misuse this substance and go too far for too long?
What if addiction was a standard curriculum in the school. We could learn how to utilize positive benefits of alcohol, pot, and possibly others for their positive potentials, while being armed with the knowledge of how to prevent abusing the substances. Oh, there I go again...that's my divergent thinking as I daydream about a better world.