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Bizantura replied 5 years, 10 months ago

It is as CAF says, they are after our kids and with many dumbed down programmed adults running around in today’s cov*d world make the most of it to futher the depraved agenda.
DanaThomas replied 5 years, 10 months ago

Nothing better to energize the brain than a good run in the fresh air!
- Katie B replied 5 years, 10 months ago
  
  Exactly. With my little sisters, they liked the simple things. Playing in the mud/sand/sea, having a book read to them, picking wild berries/fishing and good old fashioned monopoly. Note the interesting choice of ‘mutant’ superhero of Batman. Covid, the gift that keeps on giving for the WEF. Who take payments in CHF let’s not forget. Basel coinc…[Read more]
dogsbreth replied 5 years, 10 months ago

It may also about teaching kids patience and observing how kids develop cognitive skills and useful strategies like delaying satisfaction to achieve a goal. Kids who learn to enjoy reading and writing earlier would learn more through their lifetime, on average, I would wager, for example. I appreciate the argument that the medical advances learned…[Read more]
- Katie B replied 5 years, 10 months ago
  
  The studies are advertised on the WEF website. What do you make of the dissociation technique? Why does one need to split their consciousness in order to ‘learn’? Have you read Macrocosm and Medium?
  - dogsbreth replied 5 years, 10 months ago
    
    I don’t know about who advertises where, but agree that may be significant. I get advertisements for stuff I didn’t know I “liked” all the time, though. I do know that kids like to play, and playing pretend is pretty ubiquitous – witness dolls, for example. I haven’t read Microcosm and Medium, so can’t argue from authority there. Is there some…[Read more]
    - Katie B replied 5 years, 10 months ago
      
      Have you read the article in full and paid attention to the emphasis I put in quotes – the parts that alarmed me? If so, you would know I’m taking issue with cognitive science approaches, I indeed work for a cognitive neuroscientist and educational psychologist and indeed, have a masters in psychology. So not sure why you are using cognitive s…[Read more]
      - Katie B replied 5 years, 10 months ago
        
        I suggest you read that book if you do not understand how harmful splitting consciousness is on the human mind.
      - dogsbreth replied 5 years, 10 months ago
        
        Well, I guess I’m not a psychology master, I admit to being a mere human. Forgive me for not knowing the specific term for what looks to a layman like cognitive observational science. I really amn’t trying to divert attention from your highlighted issues, at least not intentionally. I read the article, and it looks a bit Skinner-esque, but all…[Read more]
      - Katie B replied 5 years, 10 months ago
        
        Merely highlighting my credentials and experience just like you were above and surely this is just healthy debate nothing to feel victimised about. Yes, you played and imagined not worked at the same time. This article is talking about getting kids to dissociate so they can fulfil frustrating etc tasks. Why? Why do children (not adults) need to…[Read more]
      - Katie B replied 5 years, 10 months ago
        
        P.s still waiting to know why you think a child needs to dissociate in order to learn to fulfil frustrating tasks
      - Katie B replied 5 years, 10 months ago
        
        P.s would also like to know why you think the world economic forum is interested in how kids learn – is it so they can think outside the box and problem solve?
      - dogsbreth replied 5 years, 10 months ago
        
        sorry, couldnt figure out how to reply to the thread until I clicked all the buttons. The REPLY button disappeared.
        I agree that there is little good about being associated with WEF, you wont find me defending that crowd, so fair point there.
        Re dissociate, I perhaps read that differently than you did – I’m not educated in these things. I took…[Read more]
    - Katie B replied 5 years, 10 months ago
      
      I agree with your points above. However, I’m not using this article alone, I’m critically analysing it in a wider backdrop. The WEF have been talking alot about the ‘future of learning’ – as have corporations. That future of learning consists of human beings as little more than machine polishers i.e. doing very basic tasks or even worse service…[Read more]
      - dogsbreth replied 5 years, 10 months ago
        
        Ok, sure, I can accept the wider context argument. I absolutely take the point about the social engineering taking place as part of our New Normal™. I get the interest, from the Rockerfeller perspective, in changing up the learning paradigm, but did not associate the article necessarily with creating a new population of chimney sweeps. The article…[Read more]
      - Katie B replied 5 years, 10 months ago
        
        On your above take, I completely disagree with all of your points. However, I have already stated why in my responses and also my concerns about dissociating young minds to perform tasks for adults. Why would the WEF use Batman in copious articles they have put out and in even in that so called independent study (which I haven’t yet researched to…[Read more]
      - dogsbreth replied 5 years, 10 months ago
        
        You’re free to disagree 🙂 Look, I don’t want to flog a dead horse here, all I really wanted to say is that the article looked fairly innocuous to me, but then I haven’t read into psychology to any professional extent. I posted some instances of the sort of thing that creeps me out, re the social distancing experiments done to kids, but they…[Read more]

Laurent replied 5 years, 9 months ago

He’s been Flynn-ed or maybe Stone-ed. There are so many to choose from. I especially liked it when he had that press conference declaring New China just a few months ago.

Billy Bob replied 5 years, 10 months ago

Good one.
Bizantura replied 5 years, 9 months ago

Very good one but the scary thing is that after we all get our G*tes vaccines Baal can uninstall an reinstall 2020!

Jesus Evola replied 5 years, 9 months ago

This is a operation the Israeli’s are running against the Trump loyalist. In April of this year Bannon went on a tirade against arch Jew, Henry Kissinger, naming him as a war criminal and citing “blood on his hands” which has now resulted in Mossad ops on Bannon.
- Laurent replied 5 years, 9 months ago
  
  He’s been Flynn-ed or maybe Stone-ed. There are so many to choose from. I especially liked it when he had that press conference declaring New China just a few months ago.

Katie B replied 5 years, 10 months ago

Exactly. With my little sisters, they liked the simple things. Playing in the mud/sand/sea, having a book read to them, picking wild berries/fishing and good old fashioned monopoly. Note the interesting choice of ‘mutant’ superhero of Batman. Covid, the gift that keeps on giving for the WEF. Who take payments in CHF let’s not forget. Basel coinc…[Read more]

justawhoaman replied 5 years, 10 months ago

Boy, if there isn’t the straw that should make us demand that the Fed is destroyed, I give up. As soon as he said liability for the worthless paper, ding ding ding and then to show that it is TREASURY money, well that did it! Great video. Thanks for posting, Ken!

Rheba replied 5 years, 10 months ago

Is that what has to do with Queen Anne, Elizabeth Stuart of Palatines, protestant vs catholic? I have been trying to get more info on all that.
Connedincalifornia replied 5 years, 10 months ago

Let us know when the book comes out. Can we preorder now?

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