Manufactured Insanity

As one dives into the deep dark sea of information, the tendency to feel alone or insane can be enough to crush any willing soldier of truth. As I arrive at my point early, I see that this is a common goal of the elite. However pretensious we may be, we are the bewildered masses. A properly functioning powerhouse, as Chomsky has shown me, must "distract and marginalize" the "ignorant public". As we are properly distracted by social characteristics such as capitalism, the media, sports, entertainment, etc., we are also marginalized by intimidation and fear of an over-complicated government hierarchy. If the elite is to succeed in accomplishing any goal that may not be in the best interest of the public, they must not allow the public to be aware of the goal. Ideally, if the goal is made apparent to any one, they must at all cost prevent that one from become two or three for that matter. If you are bold enough to dig a bit, you will see that this is proven through history to be accomplished. The general feeling produced within the image of the aware is eventually insanity. Specifically, if you are unable to see if any others in the herd feel the same you do about an issue, you are overwhelmed by a bewildered majority and you feel alone. You feel abnormal. You feel insane. It has become all too difficult, in our social system, for a group to converge that feels the same about any issue. It is far too threatening to the elite. So, in the end, as you learn more alternative ideas, you learn that the majority may disagree (because they are supposed to) and you are left to feel one thing...insane. So, my curious friends, let us not look down upon one another, but encourage each other. We are not alone, and must realize that there are ways to congregate and promote any idea, however damaging it may be to the majority. Insanity is the bud of realism. As you realize, share. Thanks for listening. I love you all.

Curtis