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How long will they allow this talking to continue?

As long as there are only us few listening. If anyone really started to listen to our warnings, then they would pull the plug. Not much danger of that, the mAsses will never listen.

Why?

https://nicholascreed.substack.com/p/willful-blindness-why-we-ignore-the?r=16xjwn&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

There was a study conducted in 2005 by neuroscientist Gregory Berns and a team of researchers at Emory University. Using fMRI technology, the objective was to study the brain at the point at which it conforms. Participants were asked to compare three dimensional objects to decide if two were the same, in another experiment they knew what their fellow participants had decided, and in the final test, they cast their vote after knowing what the computer had decided.

The scientists weren’t looking to discover whether they would conform. They were interested in what kind of brain activity was involved. If activity in the prefrontal cortex was dominant, it would indicate that the conformity was the result of conscious decision making.

Whereas if the activity centered in the occipital and parietal regions of the brain, that would suggest that conformity was an act of perception – social influence had altered what the volunteer saw. When they conformed, there was no activity in the prefrontal cortex – meaning that a conscious decision was not being made.

The brain’s activity centered on those areas of the brain responsible for perception. In other words, knowing what the group saw changed what the participants saw; they became blind to the differences.

The scientists concluded that the areas of the brain responsible for perception are altered by social influences. What we see depends on what others see. That was a remarkable enough finding. But several other insights emerged from this experiment.

Knowledge of the group’s decision seemed to reduce the mental load on the volunteers; less thinking took place when they knew what the others thought. A good match could stop thinking because it felt right. So instead of the group benefitting from the collective wisdom of many, in fact what it got was a reduced thoughtfulness from each one.

Furthermore, in the rarer examples of a participant taking an independent stand against the crowd, something else happened; the amygdala, the area of the brain that governs emotions, became highly active. Something tantamount to distress seemed to take place. Independence, it seems, comes at a high cost…

This bit – “Whereas if the activity centered in the occipital and parietal regions of the brain, that would suggest that conformity was an act of perception – social influence had altered what the volunteer saw. When they conformed, there was no activity in the prefrontal cortex – meaning that a conscious decision was not being made.

The brain’s activity centered on those areas of the brain responsible for perception. In other words, knowing what the group saw changed what the participants saw; they became blind to the differences.”

The MSM/online world media is the “group” which installs their opinion. They never actually think about it before accepting it.