@Traincake
The USD hegemony is unsustainable. They are hoping to demolish it and replace it with a new reserve currency, as part of a new global "multipolar" order that no longer centers the United States. Everything that we're seeing happen in America today is nothing but the conclusion of a massive exit scam.
In the old system, people had choices. If you wanted to eat fistfuls of lasagna and turn into a 400 pound tub of lard, that was your own prerogative. In the future, when you eat something, your intestines - which will be lined with in-body nanosensors embedded in the tissues themselves - will automatically tattle to your NWO masters and tell them exactly how many calories you absorbed, and then, your food quota will be adjusted downwards until you reach Nutritional Compliance™. They will also look at your pulse and levels of physical exertion, and popups will appear in your visual field nagging you about your state-mandated daily hour of exercise.
The difference between the old order and the new order is metaphysical and meta-ethical. In the old system, you were a free agent. In the new one, you are reduced to an object acted upon by outside forces.
To understand what is happening, you have to go back to the Vienna Circle. It's the only way to even vaguely understand the intentions and the motivations of technocrats.
These people do not see the world the same way normal people do
. I cannot stress this enough. People are hitting a wall, trying to analyze the intentions of the WEF and the purpose of the Great Reset, and concluding that it's some evil plot to seize tyrannical power. It certainly is that, but it doesn't
stop there. It is, actually, an entire system of values, epistemological positions, and metaphysics that clashes with common wisdom to such a degree that it defies conventional analysis.
To think like a technocrat, you need to assume that morality and values aren't real things, but illusions manifested inside people's heads. So, what you're doing isn't evil, it's just inevitable progress.
If you can manipulate people's values by stuffing nanotechnology into their heads, then where do values originate from? The soul, or the brain? Do mental phenomena arise outside the body, or are they a merely function of the brain itself? All of these problems derive from one thing; the hard problem of consciousness.
We don't know what consciousness is, so we don't know what the mind and qualia actually are, so we don't know what values are, so we don't know why people value having money and the ability to choose different goods and services in a capitalist economy. Do you see how this works? It all goes back to consciousness. Strict materialists, like Yuval Noah Harari, believe humans have nothing like a soul, and that the mind is a product of physical phenomena in the brain. This has serious implications for how society is organized. If I can tweak something in someone's brain to make them consume less food, or less luxury goods, then why should society produce things for people if it's more efficient to pipe euphoria into their heads?
It's kind of a taboo topic. I used to troll neoliberal cornucopians all the time by telling them that money wasn't a real thing and it's all in their heads. I used to do this all the time. It never ceased to be totally, absolutely infuriating for them, and so, I kept doing it. I'd start threads on a forum I used to be quite infamous on, declare that
money wasn't a real thing and that people work to obtain fake paper faces that only have value because everyone socially agrees that they do (i.e. their value is normative and not physical) and everyone would lose their fucking shit, every single time. It was amazing. Nobody likes thinking that they work a pointless job for absolutely nothing, even if it's totally true, and their job has no purpose, and their life has no purpose, and there's no reason for them to even exist at all.
Think of what the world looks like without human values. Money is just paper. Gold is just a shiny rock. A waterfall isn't nature's beauty at work, it's just some rock formation that eroded and let a river spill over it. Materialism is the assumption of a mindless and valueless world. Don't you see it, yet? They're trying to achieve the
abolition of man. They want a world where morality has no purpose whatsoever, where nobody has to decide what's good or bad because things just happen automatically in an efficient, optimized way. They want to take human judgment, choice, and agency out of the picture entirely. You don't
pay for things. That implies agency and choice, and choice is an illusion manufactured by people's brains. Instead, you receive a stipend of exactly how many calories your body needs, because the sensors in your body tell a data center how many calories you ate.
The eventual endgame of all of this is extracting people's brains from their bodies, shoving them into jars Mi-Go style, and forcing them to experience paradise, whether they like it or not.
Do people get it, now? Am I finally starting to make sense?