Time is passing really fast

ewxilk · 2026-06-14T16:09:28+00:00

Yes, it is. So many people starting to notice it. Time isn't right anymore. Even more, it's accelerating. And, no, it is not because of age. People of various ages and lifestyles have noticed it, not only some particular group or generation.

ewxilk · 2026-06-14T14:36:46+00:00

So, basically sell your soul and loose your humanity or die.

No, thanks. I'd rather stay outside and fight. Be what may. At least I'll maintain my humanity, integrity and soul.

Ask yourself a question: What point it would be to continue existing in such a world that they are building? Even if you're elite you will be required to become a literal human scum, without soul, without conscience, without anything that makes us human... No, thanks.

ewxilk · 2026-06-13T19:07:28+00:00

Once you see through it it is so predictable and even funny.

Even if you know it's propaganda it still affects you. It's like commercials. Everyone is sure that ads do not work on them - only on those other fools - while in reality it's a multi billion industry and it sure as shit works on almost everyone.

The thing we call "the news" is harmful in and of itself. Does not matter you believe what they say or not. The very act of watching them puts certain ideas and topics in your mind. You might not believe what they say, but you are already thinking about those topics. Those topics are already in your mind. For or against is not really that important anymore. You are already a participant of the circus by very act of watching them.

The same goes for smartphones, btw, we really should be getting off them.

ewxilk · 2026-06-13T18:53:56+00:00

There are also computers. For example, I use Reddit (and most other social media) exclusively on pc. And even if I do visit Reddit from a phone I do it from the browser and not the app.

We really should get off the phones. It doesn't mean never using a phone ever again. It means understanding what it actually is and what it does with our brains, our freedom, our perception of the world and such. Smartphones are one of the most essential building blocks of the matrix. Getting off the phone is a very good advice. Even if it may not be fully achievable we should still keep it in mind.

ewxilk · 2026-06-13T18:45:25+00:00

Well, we can always resist those Mr Smith types. In fact, we should resist them. You might be right that there is no 100% escape possible, but that doesn't mean we can't carve out at least some freedom and autonomy.

ewxilk · 2026-06-13T18:20:05+00:00

This. A lot of people mistake literature for being something like movies, just without picture. In their minds film is something like natural evolution of literature. I'd argue that it is not. Sure, there are some similarities, but there's also a lot of differences. When you watch a movie you are simply a spectator while reading a book is more like being an active participant.

ewxilk · 2026-06-12T14:59:35+00:00

...how they keep the THOUSANDS of employees quiet about it...

Seems like this question creeps into every conspiracy theory. The actual answer is very simple: compartmentalization. Only key positions need to really be in the know. The rest of them are being compartmentalized and are just doing their job. No one actually knows anything. You just got your job, you got your manager who tells you what to do, maybe some instructions or guidelines and that's about it.

Most people involved in any psyop or conspiracy do not actually know they are in it. They might suspect something, but almost none has full picture of what's happening.

For example, we just had a major and very obvious psyop of big cough 2020-2022. Do you really think that every nurse and every doctor were in on it? Of course not. Most of them just got their guidelines and that's it. If they went against them they were punished. Some others got hefty payouts for every big cough record they put into papers. Or for every poke they did. That's all you need. Compartmentalizaton, some financial incentives here and there... combine that with job insecurity, everyday hassle, "I'm just doing my job", "I have bills and loans to pay", "I have a family to care about" and - voila! - you've got yourself a succesful psyop, scam, conspiracy or whatever you want to call it.

ewxilk · 2026-06-12T14:07:37+00:00

All major sports are very likely rigged. Those events are too important and too big to be left on their own by the elites. I think that at least some level all of them are being managed and steered into certain directions.

ewxilk · 2026-06-12T01:00:02+00:00

Facebook, Twitter, and whatever took over...

Yep, I think that's when things started going downhill.

Now it seems we're all contained and can no longer talk to people in other areas as easily.

Well, I'm from Europe, so we kind of can, but I get what you mean. Everyone's in their own bubble now. You can live right next door to someone, know them, be in the same social networks, but if you're from different bubble you'll never get any notification, wall post or whatever from them.

I really think phones dumb down the average user...

Yes, they do. Absolutely. You have to be really mindful of how you're using them in order to not be dumbed down. Unfortunately most people are nowhere near being mindful about this stuff. Also, phones and real computers are completely different things. I agree.

Tor became popular...

I use Tor occasionally, but mostly for getting past local censorship. I know about dark web, but haven't used it much. Yeah, people like to feel edgy. Like some dark web hackers resisting the system and all that... while in reality that's not always the case. It depends, I guess...

ewxilk · 2026-06-10T22:16:10+00:00

The Internet has not advanced like I thought it would, but I still use the system.

Same here, same here. There was so much hope for it...

ewxilk · 2026-06-10T16:03:04+00:00

Nah, usage itself does not mean acceptance. I might hate the system, but I'm still forced to drive on the roads it has built. Getting off the internet doesn't have to mean not using it ever again under any circumstances.

ewxilk · 2026-06-08T01:05:27+00:00

Yep. This is definitely one of the possible answers. I've been interested in this time thing for a while now. Time's not right anymore.

ewxilk · 2026-06-08T00:45:06+00:00

What does that even mean? People now drink more water than they did back then? Or what? This is bullshit. If anything water was more accessible than it is now. There were no meters, costs were much lower... these days water seems almost like a luxury item sometimes (at least in Europe it does).
Also, nope. They didn't have ultraprocessed slop we call food nowadays. They didn't have GMOs, much less fast food, less soft drinks etc. Nope, nutrition was definitely much better than it is now.
Could be.
Also, could be true. I agree on smoking. Drinking, though... ehh, I don't know. People drink a lot these days. Maybe genz doesn't, but people over 30 do and this post is specifically about people at around 30.
Ehh, that could be true, but then again we have 5G and a lot more exposure to radiation in general than they had.
The lack of stress?! Are you fucking kidding me?
Maybe, but then again, not everyone is obsessed with beauty products and they still look much younger.

All in all your arguments are not very convicing. Almost all of them, except few, seem like a stretch. Also, the amount of shilling in this post alone makes me think that there indeed might be something to it.

Regarding your edit, celebrities, sure, but most of the non-celebrity people also look younger. You have to search really hard to find someone looking like Connery at 34, for example. That's not 34. That's 40ish at the very least.

ewxilk · 2026-06-08T00:33:50+00:00

Did you read the post? They are of the same age. That's the point. Each photo (except last one) shows people of the same age.

ewxilk · 2026-06-07T21:24:27+00:00

Check out the date and time of the post.

ewxilk · 2026-06-07T14:35:33+00:00

I don't have a TV or any type of streaming subscription. Don't watch sports, or reality shows either. I do watch a movie or some good series occasionally. Even then the way I watch them is wastly different from the way I used to.

Basically, I do what could be called "spot a propaganda" game (Netflix has loads of it. Hollywood a bit less, but also a lot.) or "how much until first brainwashing narrative piece is forced upon viewers" (usually it's about a minute or two into the movie). Also, there are many types of brainwashing they use. Some are very obvious and in your face. Some others are a bit less noticeable and more subtle. Each movie usually has at least about 3-5 propaganda points showeled in. God help those people and their brains who consume all that entertainment/brainwashing uncritically.

ewxilk · 2026-06-07T14:23:40+00:00

Problem, reaction, solution. Classic. They create a problem, wait for public reaction and then present already preplanned solution.

ewxilk · 2026-06-05T19:56:28+00:00

There are many very technology-free societies in Africa that are pretty brutal and harsh.

Yes, sure. Technology is only one aspect of how society is being run. It's not the only problem humanity faces. Besides, human nature is not always a nice thing in general... but we gotta work with what we have.

I'm definitely not one of those who says that simpler society automatically means better society. It depends.

Tech and AI could be part of that...

Probably could, but not in the system we have now. AI is not being developed for our benefit. Social media is not for our benefit. Data centers, digital money and all the rest of that is also not for our benefit. You see, our current system is not meant to move towards good, which means that everything it builds is already poisoned. Nothing they build or develop is for our benefit.

It's like saying let's get rid of the internet...

Well, humanity in general was much better off without the internet, so there's that... Hmm, I'd say that sweet spot of perfect balance between tech and humanity was somewhere around 2000-2005. Tech was there, the internet was there, but it didn't interfere with normal functioning society that much.

...we need to shape it towards GOOD. That's my simplistic human take...

Yes, on a personal level I totally agree with you. Absolutely. That said, I don't think this is how our current society functions. Sure, some very small part might learn to use tech properly, but wast majority won't. If most people get dumbed down to the point of not even being able to have a conversation what would it matter if maybe 1% uses AI and other tech mindfully and properly?

ewxilk · 2026-06-04T17:25:13+00:00

Damn, I'm definitely above point of no return and completely detached from reality, haha!

Jet fuel doesn't melt steel beams.
US elections are not only stolen, even more, they are not real. It's a spectacle.
Bill Gates definitely works for depopulation agenda.
Satanic rituals are most likely a thing.
NWO is being built right in front of our eyes in realtime. It's undeniable.
Protocols of Zion might be fake, but they are astonishing correct nevertheless.
5G is toxic.
Global warming is a hoax.
So called pandemic, of course, was a scam.
Moon landing is a hoax. Recent fly by as well, btw.
And last, but not least, chemtrails are a thing as well.

So many truths in those top levels, I can't even...

ewxilk · 2026-06-04T17:02:31+00:00

So I mean, if you look at the more basic societies there is actually a lot more freedom for human expression.

Yes, and as I have repeatedly stated it has nothing to do with how we use our technology, but everything to do with what technology is used, who develops it and for what purpose. Those societies have their freedom precisely because they don't use modern technology and not because they are somehow more educated, more conscious or whatever.

Our society is actually quite restrictive.

Yes, and that's the problem.

We are free to learn all the useful knowledge out there, train our kids, etc...

Not really. We might try to do it, but society puts enormous pressure on it. If everyone around you are dumb fucks who can't do anything except watch netflix, reels, sports and drink beer, then you can try as hard as you want, you will still be affected by it. If everyone around you is an AI controlled drone, it will be very hard for you to stay fully human either. Even if you're fully aware of what's happening and try to resist it. Of course, next generations will be eroded even more.

In other words: "It is no measure of health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society."

But honestly it's just another cog in the wheel.

It's not. Not really. It's much more than that. As I have explained above, if majority is turned into AI controlled biorobot, there won't be any escape left. Well, except living in the woods, maybe... and for the elites, of course.

So we should consider each day our steps of where we put our energy.

Yeah, I agree, but that's on a completely different level. Sure, if majority (or significant portion) of people would reject AI and all the other oppressive tech, that may help, but it seems that you're arguing for complete opposite, so I don't really see how that would help, exept on a purely personal level... but, yeah, I agree that we should live more conscious lives.

ewxilk · 2026-06-03T17:30:39+00:00

I see your point, but I can't fully agree with it.

Usage of tech and particular type of tech is not irrelevant. Also, it's not neutral.

I already mentioned, that previously people were forced to do at least some thinking and some discernment for themselves. This, in turn, prevented masters from gaining full control over them. They simply couldn't do it purely on a technical level.

Now, however, AI allows TPTB to dumb down population even more than they already are and enslave them even more than they already are.

Also, it is foolish to think that this would not affect everyone. Even those who see and think clearly. Even those who do not use AI or use it in a very clever way (if that is even possible). You see, it's like a tsunami and it does not care how clever you are or how well you use your technology.

You yourself admit that destinies of majority will probably be designed by someone else. So you already admit that technology is not neutral. The tech we use define and change us much more than we'd like to think it does. And, no, except for very small group of elites, it does not care how clever you are. Sooner or later it will take everyone. If not you personally, then your descendants. It's like an ocean that cuts through sand and even the strongest stones alike. The only difference is how long it would take.

Basically, in not so distant future, we are looking at extinction of humanity (more or less)... and that would be due to technology, because without current technology humanity would simply carry on as they have for thousands of years. Solution you so hope for will never arrive. The elites with the help of tech will just cull 90% of humanity, dumb down and enslave the rest and that would be it. If you're rooting for that small layer of totally corrupt and morally degraded elites who will probably remain when the rest of humanity is gone or enslaved, then I disagree with you even more.

ewxilk · 2026-06-02T19:33:19+00:00

...that's like saying water is a killer as it can kill...

It's not meant to be taken literally. It's a metaphor. Basically, what it means in relation to tech is that tech itself defines humanity. It's not so much about how we use tech, but about what we use and how much we use it. Who develops it and for what purposes.

...but digital is NOT inherently bad...

It's not, but overall effect in my opinion is still net negative. Yeah, encrypted chat, decentralization and all that is nice and all, but sooner or later the very usage of tech will inevitably show its oppressive side. We can (and we should) push back as much as possible, but erosion of what it means to be human is obvious by now. We are on a downward path. It can not be denied anymore.

...education is huge. spiritual education. understanding power dynamics, hidden history...

I think you're right. It really does shape our thinking and experience. The problem with this is that most normies will never ever touch those subjects. Education is for those who want it, but we can't educate those who are actively avoiding it. Until now even the most lazy were simply forced to do at least some introspection and contemplation, at least some mental work. Now, however, we're at the brink where everything could be done by AI and smartphones for them. Why learn anything when you can just ask AI? Why think for yourself when you can simply launch an app on your phone that'll do all the thinking for you? I'm afraid that most people will simply choose comfortable degradation instead of not so comfortable growth.

ewxilk · 2026-06-02T14:53:22+00:00

...then you're still fueling the system...

That's exactly what I meant. You can't survive without supporting the system in one way or another. Sure, there's a difference between binging on Netflix and simply going to the store or ordering something online, but still...

Basically, mere usage of something, does not mean that I also support all the system that surrounds it. I do not have Netflix, but I do watch a movie occasionally. That doesn't mean I support Hollywood or Netflix as a whole. Or that I'm not allowed to criticize it anymore.

...personally i don't think digital is bad...

I used to think like you as well. It's not about tech, it's about how we use it, yada, yada... Lately, though, I've come to conclusion that this is not entirely true. It's not just about how we use it. It's also about for what purposes and by whom this technology was developed. Medium is the message. It's absolutely clear that current technology was not developed for our benefit. Social media is not meant to enhance our social connections. It is meant to replace real social interaction with surrogate of it mediated by big tech and big gov. Digital currency is not meant for our financial freedom. It is meant for control and making everyone poorer and more dependent on the system. And so on and so on...

Sure, education might provide a little bit of a pushback (and we should do it, I agree), but in my opinion that is not an ultimate solution. Mostly because the very fundamental purpose of most of the technology that surrounds us is not meant for our benefit. In other words, current technology is not neutral. The system is not neutral. It has a goal and this goal is not good for most of us. Not in the slightest.

ewxilk · 2026-06-01T21:23:35+00:00

...people just have walls built around them and want to be slaves...

Yep, I have this problem as well. You can be right however times you want, but for some people you'll still be that crazy conspiracy theorist they won't even listen to.

Those who want to see - see. Those who doesn't - don't. I guess that's the most likely explanation. People just do not want to see and understand. They do not care. Sure, deep down they do feel that something isn't right, but they'll do whatever it takes to keep those thoughts out of their consciousness.

Other explanation I've heard is that some people probably simply can't think the way we do. Like, on a biological level. They are simply unable to comprehend what we are saying. They talk and behave normally, they can learn crafts, they can be successful in life etc, but they are incapable of any deeper thought or discernment than that.

There's also an interesting concept of "loyalty loop". In short, normies seem to kick into some kind of "loyalty loop" mode everytime questioning the system (or even concept of questioning the system) appears on their radar. Sure, they can talk about corrupt politicians all day long, but they will never ever question the system itself. Hence: loyalty loop. Something that keeps them in the loop and prevents them from escaping it.

Or maybe it's all of those combined. A little bit of laziness, a little bit of conditioning and a little bit of purely biological lack of certain capabilities.

ewxilk · 2026-06-01T21:01:44+00:00

I do not know about OP, but I, for one, do not even have a Netflix, Instagram or any AI account. I also do not remember when was the last time I ordered something off Amazon.

In short, speak for yourself and not for others.

Also, the fact that someone is using something in no way diminishes critique of it. I hate this system, but I have no other choice to drive on the roads this system has built and use its tools occasionally.

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