Experienced lawyer here. Great series! The history of law is a fabrication, Rome and the Church, the totalitarians, like a five-dimensional role playing game, like you said. DO NOT BELIEVE it is rational, fair, or good. Cold-blooded use to your advantage or avoid it. Trust me on this. Every single paragraph is made up. You can’t imagine what I have seen.
Two things I may add. The French Revolution and the American Revolution were the grand finales of murderous political campaigns, land grabbing, and the extermination of entiere villages, regions, and foreign habitats. War crimes were not yet minded. Yet, if we read our history books, those two bloody revolutions were the greatest thing ever since Plato's Cave and Empero Caligula. These are great examples of 'Creative History', where the court historians created fake historical accounts and wrote flattering biographies for the winners, while vilifying the losers as savages and heretics. History is whatever they said history was. What we read today... is mostly fiction.
I was working for a sizable designer studio. We only hired graphic designers who had a strong social media following. My boss didn't care about the designs. He only cared about how many clicks and views his hires could generate. It really is an attention economy. When I went back to college, I used that philosophy to determine what my teachers wanted to hear and which designs they preferred. They always prefer those most popular by big name artists no matter how good or bad the design. Who creates fashion, who creates the popular designs? Is it naturally coming about? I don't think so. I think that it can be decided behind closed doors, manufactured and mass produced. And if you don't belong to the power club at the top or are already famous in another business, you will never make it in the fashion industry.
The corrupt platforms ghost everyone with less than 1000 followers, so you need to buy followers or join a media group that guarantees clicks and exposure. That ain't cheap, but better than producing content for the next five years for a non-existing audience. I quit social media three years ago, when Instagram went porn and YouTube became ThemTube. Glad, and never looked back.
So, for Goldstein the 5th is only reality when it becomes a communal affair????
Thus, only he has the self endowed ability to make this available to the highest bidder? Why, that is ridiculous!
So, like that asshole Bertrand Russel wrote so imperiouly in Science on Society, teaching kids to call snow black is an achievement? LOL!
It doesn't seem to me that Goldie doesn't even realize what he is saying, so let me put it into terms that are unvarnished. He is a parasite, an evil creature who hides the generative power of reality creation from those who actually, through their collective love manifest it.
So, while inbred hybrids whip and abuse and genocide the despised nobodies, the joke is on them, because they can't make even a flea to inhabit this place.
Ok, now I get why Aryan are despised while being lusted adter, as in the video imbedded in this piece, its because the self proclaimed fashioners of reality can't stand anything of beauty. No parasite can.
Dear Dr. Pattberg! Although I found the philosophical text difficult to follow I see almost identical problems with creativity in content creation for social media. Instagram and YouTube seem to support content that is created by artificial intelligence or is partly created by it. This is no secret. The Instagram and YouTube algorithms favor content-creating robots or automatization software that pump out new magazine-quality content every single day, not to mention epic, cinematic-quality reels with IG TV format that are needed to be picked up by the machines and seen on the platform. As to YouTube it is no secret that those channels that make it to the top on the platform are those with the massive production value, a professional team of writers and editors, a studio, a marketing agency, and often up to $100,000 start-up money (to build a solid media company, even more). It means that for us mere mortals who just want to put out their creativity and also want to have a work-life balance outside of the 24-seven click circle competing against never sleeping robots and million dollar start-ups, we simply just slip away into the abyss not to be seen by anyone. And to add humiliation to insult, those who chose to follow us won't see us either because the algorithm is preferring the star creators, the mainstream channels, the political campaigns, the top news, and the establishment, let alone showing us random channels we never opted to see or had interest in. Millions of small creators must feel this way but because they feel they must create and put it all out there, for free, they are hardly prepared for what comes in the end. In the end, after years or even decades of trying to impress the robotic algorithm, they finally come to realize that nothing improved and that everything was a huge waste of time and effort. They could have worked in the real world and earned real money from real value creation. But they spent years on social platforms that dehumanized them. I read somewhere that the top one percent content creators on these two platforms get 80% of all the views. The rest uploaded and uploaded, all in vain. They should have stopped a long time ago but they didn't, because it was an addiction, like gambling. Waiting to win the algorithm lottery, who knows. Or being spotted by a talent scout? IIt happened, I guess, but only in those lying autobiographies. You are right, Dr. Pattberg, and you from the writing business probably experienced identical problems with author platforms such as Medium and Substack. You said it yourself, those are pyramid ponzi schemes with a handful of winners and hundred thousands of invisible talents. Anyways, I wish you much success and exposure. I read your creativity pieces with great interest! Bye!
Those TikTok videos, are they yours, Dr. P? I find it fascinating that the creators were always in plain sight, and warned us, and still not many people have "developed the organs" to receive "our extraordinary transmissions" (R. Steiner). Well done! Keep it going!
Dear Dr. P, Thank you very much! Social Media has ruined creativity for the broad masses. The supercreators are real. They are the global corporations that have taken over the world and decide what gets seen and what not, what is promoted and what is not, what can be said and done, and what will be banned instantly. They hire dumb and dumber frontmen or celebrities who are slaves to the corporatons and sell their souls. Say goodbye to all creative professions such as artists, actors, writers, musicians, and even teachers. I hope this can be reversed, but chances are slim. A.I. is here with us to stay.
'serfs that conceive their own realities' - ha ha, that's me!!!
Experienced lawyer here. Great series! The history of law is a fabrication, Rome and the Church, the totalitarians, like a five-dimensional role playing game, like you said. DO NOT BELIEVE it is rational, fair, or good. Cold-blooded use to your advantage or avoid it. Trust me on this. Every single paragraph is made up. You can’t imagine what I have seen.
Two things I may add. The French Revolution and the American Revolution were the grand finales of murderous political campaigns, land grabbing, and the extermination of entiere villages, regions, and foreign habitats. War crimes were not yet minded. Yet, if we read our history books, those two bloody revolutions were the greatest thing ever since Plato's Cave and Empero Caligula. These are great examples of 'Creative History', where the court historians created fake historical accounts and wrote flattering biographies for the winners, while vilifying the losers as savages and heretics. History is whatever they said history was. What we read today... is mostly fiction.
I was working for a sizable designer studio. We only hired graphic designers who had a strong social media following. My boss didn't care about the designs. He only cared about how many clicks and views his hires could generate. It really is an attention economy. When I went back to college, I used that philosophy to determine what my teachers wanted to hear and which designs they preferred. They always prefer those most popular by big name artists no matter how good or bad the design. Who creates fashion, who creates the popular designs? Is it naturally coming about? I don't think so. I think that it can be decided behind closed doors, manufactured and mass produced. And if you don't belong to the power club at the top or are already famous in another business, you will never make it in the fashion industry.
The corrupt platforms ghost everyone with less than 1000 followers, so you need to buy followers or join a media group that guarantees clicks and exposure. That ain't cheap, but better than producing content for the next five years for a non-existing audience. I quit social media three years ago, when Instagram went porn and YouTube became ThemTube. Glad, and never looked back.
Dr P.
So, for Goldstein the 5th is only reality when it becomes a communal affair????
Thus, only he has the self endowed ability to make this available to the highest bidder? Why, that is ridiculous!
So, like that asshole Bertrand Russel wrote so imperiouly in Science on Society, teaching kids to call snow black is an achievement? LOL!
It doesn't seem to me that Goldie doesn't even realize what he is saying, so let me put it into terms that are unvarnished. He is a parasite, an evil creature who hides the generative power of reality creation from those who actually, through their collective love manifest it.
So, while inbred hybrids whip and abuse and genocide the despised nobodies, the joke is on them, because they can't make even a flea to inhabit this place.
Ok, now I get why Aryan are despised while being lusted adter, as in the video imbedded in this piece, its because the self proclaimed fashioners of reality can't stand anything of beauty. No parasite can.
Dear Dr. Pattberg! Although I found the philosophical text difficult to follow I see almost identical problems with creativity in content creation for social media. Instagram and YouTube seem to support content that is created by artificial intelligence or is partly created by it. This is no secret. The Instagram and YouTube algorithms favor content-creating robots or automatization software that pump out new magazine-quality content every single day, not to mention epic, cinematic-quality reels with IG TV format that are needed to be picked up by the machines and seen on the platform. As to YouTube it is no secret that those channels that make it to the top on the platform are those with the massive production value, a professional team of writers and editors, a studio, a marketing agency, and often up to $100,000 start-up money (to build a solid media company, even more). It means that for us mere mortals who just want to put out their creativity and also want to have a work-life balance outside of the 24-seven click circle competing against never sleeping robots and million dollar start-ups, we simply just slip away into the abyss not to be seen by anyone. And to add humiliation to insult, those who chose to follow us won't see us either because the algorithm is preferring the star creators, the mainstream channels, the political campaigns, the top news, and the establishment, let alone showing us random channels we never opted to see or had interest in. Millions of small creators must feel this way but because they feel they must create and put it all out there, for free, they are hardly prepared for what comes in the end. In the end, after years or even decades of trying to impress the robotic algorithm, they finally come to realize that nothing improved and that everything was a huge waste of time and effort. They could have worked in the real world and earned real money from real value creation. But they spent years on social platforms that dehumanized them. I read somewhere that the top one percent content creators on these two platforms get 80% of all the views. The rest uploaded and uploaded, all in vain. They should have stopped a long time ago but they didn't, because it was an addiction, like gambling. Waiting to win the algorithm lottery, who knows. Or being spotted by a talent scout? IIt happened, I guess, but only in those lying autobiographies. You are right, Dr. Pattberg, and you from the writing business probably experienced identical problems with author platforms such as Medium and Substack. You said it yourself, those are pyramid ponzi schemes with a handful of winners and hundred thousands of invisible talents. Anyways, I wish you much success and exposure. I read your creativity pieces with great interest! Bye!
Wow, just WOW! :´-)
Those TikTok videos, are they yours, Dr. P? I find it fascinating that the creators were always in plain sight, and warned us, and still not many people have "developed the organs" to receive "our extraordinary transmissions" (R. Steiner). Well done! Keep it going!
Dear Dr. P, Thank you very much! Social Media has ruined creativity for the broad masses. The supercreators are real. They are the global corporations that have taken over the world and decide what gets seen and what not, what is promoted and what is not, what can be said and done, and what will be banned instantly. They hire dumb and dumber frontmen or celebrities who are slaves to the corporatons and sell their souls. Say goodbye to all creative professions such as artists, actors, writers, musicians, and even teachers. I hope this can be reversed, but chances are slim. A.I. is here with us to stay.
Gonzalo Lira traversed the #FifthDimension 🤯😳 #gonzaloliragone R.I.P. https://www.tiktok.com/@gotothefifthdimension/video/7323471100074102017