Why do People think mind control is “WRONG”
Why do people believe mind control is a “wrong” thing?
People are frightened by the idea of mind control because they believe in the concept of “free will.” They don’t want to believe they don’t have power. However, the fact is that we never have total power.
Since we’re beasts, we’ve lived, died, and evolved based on what gives us the most power. Control is essential for our survival, as well as our self-image and self-esteem. However, in many situations, power is a figment of the imagination.
There are different levels of how much power we have and what we can control. And, even though we lack influence in certain ways, we always deny it vehemently.
One of the most difficult things anyone can do is control their own thoughts and emotions. Those who understand how people respond and react, on the other hand, use that understanding to influence and exploit us all the time. That is why the advertising industry is so big.
Although mind control is an uncomfortable reality, it isn’t “wrong” because as humans, we will resort to anything that gives us an advantage to gain control.
One aspect that determines our evolution is how much more in charge we become. Perhaps the next step in evolution is to recognize that we can be manipulated and are constantly subjected to subtle influences that we are unaware of.
How will we continue to develop if we agreed that we are subject to mind control rather than battling it? This is the contrast between working to learn and denying our limits.
This is a significant distinction between myself and the PCT (Paranoid Conspiracy Theorists). The fact that we are subject to mind control fills me with wonder rather than fear.
To make some kind of personal evolution, the only thing you can do is recognize that people are constantly using mind control over us and try to be mindful of it. We should also be mindful that the majority of mind control is so well done that it will possibly go unnoticed.
On a personal level, we should apply what we’ve learned about mind control to our benefit. This entails attempting to comprehend human psychology as well as our own personal psychology. Only then will we be able to fully grow in the face of the ever-present threat of mind control.
Originally published at https://www.rvblogslk.com.
