Secrets Of The Advanced Institutes
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The History of the ‘Institutes for Advanced Studies’ is littered with conspiracy, cult, and hidden actors.
The first Institute of its kind popped up at Princeton University in the 1930s, and had all the jews and psykers who had fled old Europe and gathered in the U of the SA. They conjured even more of their epic jewish magic and power physics.
The advanced in advanced institutes is as unnecessary as vanity is in fair. It is obviously gratuitous. An institute already implies an organization of purpose; what‘s that going up their own ass by rough degree?
Nah, the power naming here is that the advanced in advanced studies had better meant having surpassed the rest of humanity, while the studies is an euphemism for superintendence. The insufferable say it is an institute for alphas. In fact, I would have prefered the naming them the Alpha Institutes. There is not much studies in an institute for advanced studies, to boast: Those are more like places of technology, magic, and subversion. The early advanced studies jews—Flexner, Bamberg, Oppenheimer, Einstein—basically thought they were the thinking creator’s preferred ones.
Now, I visited some of the later Advanced Institutes or “AI-s”, the ones at Harvard, in Berlin, and in Amsterdam. Those are shadow institutes. The advanced directors reside elsewhere but project on empty office space. Or use email magic. Money is never an issue with these people because their institutes are like the twists and torsions on the organs of the global education mafia.
The uninitiated say that the AI-s resemble the grand lodges of the Freemasons, only without the funny robes. Some liken them to the diocese system of the Catholic Church. As in “we advance these institutes for the safeguarding of the studies.” The hopeless cynics may even see the institutes as precursors to today’s scammy biography websites. That, and all of that, and we essentially match money with the grand high wizards of academia: We got the alchemists and spellbinders [scientists and humanists, respectively]. We even got the shapeshifters [aka: the three-letter Government]…
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As to the enumerations here, it’s more like a cash reimbursement center. Our venerable guest researchers do invisible stuff, then tell us how much we owe them. We are getting all those big donations because big people want to be as advanced as we are. Celebrities, statesmen, and academicians are invited, philanthropists are flying in from everywhere, the money is “washed,” then “blown dry”. Easily $5k a gig, $20k a conference. Grand wizards like Fukuyama from Stanford easily set us back $60k. [There is an Institute for Advanced Economics, but it is not us.]
Ninety percent of our research associates are NEPs—non-existing persons. I mean, they do exist, somewhere [I hope], but just not here. The long list of research students, meanwhile, are all fictitious. Those are names borrowed off registered university grads elsewhere. Nobody works here full-time, except the cleaners. Bosses are always ready to invite the next round of desperate grifters.