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 On our way to becoming pod people, what does good and bad behavior look like as we live more and more of our lives "online?"  Or maybe online could be better described as the "Metaverse" or is it "the Matrix?"  Nevertheless, as people become more and more conditioned into an artificial environment that isn't designed for their benefit but to take advantage of their weaknesses. It may not be clear to most, but to those who wish to be free and responsible for themselves , they've got to set some standards of conduct for recognizing beneficial behavior and harmful behavior. Therefore, Ethics and understanding the value of them is going to be of increasing importance! Let's start with the basics first...  Why does society h ave rules of etiquette? According to polishedmanners.co.uk: Etiquette is about kindness, it is about being friendly, it is about being polite, it is about integrity, it is about good manners. Etiquette helps us know how to trea

You are not going to find his name or his work in many schools or universities today. Few even know his name or his ideology. However, most are effected by his work. The social engineers of the last century have taken much of his work and incorporated it into their operations. But rather than freeing humanity, they've enslaved most of them with convenience. The good news is, his work is still available to be examined and learned from. Who knows how much longer that will be so, it's in those of us who recognize the urgency hands to take action. Not only to learn, but also to apply his concepts.  There is no way I can encapsulate his work adequately in the short format but I'm going to hit some of the important points and encourage those of you who are  curious to dig deeper! I'm always available for inquiry if you feel the urge to discuss his work or have questions about it. Briefly, one of his most famous statements "The Map is not the territory" is still freq

 There's many amazing people out there in the world that never get the attention they deserve. And that is certainly a function of the system. I would have never learned that or known about it if I hadn't been introduced to their ideas by other people who took the time to investigate who was worthy of my time and attention. I've met a great deal of those people in Autonomy! Certainly John Taylor Gatto was one of the wise people worth a great deal of time and attention... but the person I'm referring to today is Mae Brussell. She was a housewife turned investigator that had politicians and power brokers in Washington DC and even other world capitals wringing their hands... but you won't see a Hollywood movie about her. Needless to say, through a small show at a small radio station she was able to demonstrate just how far one person's curiosity and determination can take them. Her work is amazing and informative. An example, the hushed discussion around a FBI proj

 It is indeed one of the best times to be alive! We're living in one of the greatest eras of human stupidity ever and that's a wonderful thing! No, I'm not advocating for stupidity... I absolutely abhor it, but it's a great place to start something spectacular from. And that's what has me giddy. Distinguishing and setting ourselves apart through intelligent behavior is easier than ever. And when done correctly, it's not threatening or dangerous, it's welcoming and comforting. And even more so, addictive. Having stupidity as an alternative to an intelligent product or service is nothing short of a Godsend! At this point I will remind the reader of my past reference to the Communicative Function of Aberrant Behavior. People want to be loved, if they can't get love, they'll seek Approval. If they can't get Approval, they'll accept Attention... initially for Good Behavior but if not, Bad Behavior. And this goes far beyond conscious behavior, this

 Greetings everyone. Wishing you well from beautiful Acapulco! Bringing you awareness!!! Real quick! Powerful stuff for the next month! I guarantee it! An ice bucket challenge for thinking people. That motivates them to move toward intelligent behavior! It’s Easy! Healthy! I believe it will prove to be fun and enlightening. And possibly even allow people to discover new things about themselves and each other. It’s almost free, no money involved… and you may just love it! You could even save a life! Every day for the next 30 days. One minute of your most powerful wisdom. Then, attempt to raise the bar the next day! I'm calling it “The most powerful minute I got!” I’m also going to be using and demonstrating some cutting edge AI technology called Yoodli.  I think it’s awesome. You will want to take a look at it! What is the wisdom you know today, the most powerful information that you can squeeze into one minute?. Here’s mine: There's five things that we think we know or don’t k