What holds these people together? “Herd immunity1” to common sense?
G. Edward Griffin published the following funny video (only five minutes) a few days ago. Enjoy!
https://redpilluniversity.org/group-conformity-in-the-doctors-waiting-room/
If interested in the subject of conformity, you can read more here:
https://www.explorepsychology.com/conformity/
The results of the experiment resembles nearly everyone wearing a muzzle during the plandemic, although that was also obedience training and a little bit of poisoning that added to convid symptoms. By the age of six, I saw people telling lies to each other all the time. They said “I love you” to others, while they were hurting them. They said, “I’m glad to see you,” when they obviously would have preferred to be somewhere else2. I was also surprised that people usually reacted irrationally, when exposed to sudden noises, like a truck engine backfiring in the street, and I couldn’t fathom why they surrounded an accident victim, when they couldn’t offer any help and the victim could have been a lot better off without a crowd suffocating them. I trained myself to observe first and react irrespective of what others did in unexpected situations. It didn’t take long for me to notice that they usually did something inconclusive or even endangered themselves further, if the situation involved any danger3. I also noticed that people can be herded with sudden external stimuli for which they are unprepared, so I’ve usually tried to be prepared for possibly remote, but feasible events.
Still, conformity is easy and often immediately rewarding; living one’s own life can be extremely bothersome, but that might pay off in the long run.
I’m confident that those who are reading these lines also follow their own rules and had fun with the video.
Of course, “herd immunity” is proper nonsense, but “authorities” often exercise the privilege of talking or even enforcing nonsense.
The most morbid context for the sentence comes from doctors to patients; at least lawyers don’t say that. After all, why would a doctor be happy for any reason that (s)he would share with someone who is sick to see someone who is, well, sick? Also, nobody goes to an attorney, unless they are in trouble.
For example, escalated the danger by running to the same exit, while trying to flee from a closed space and crowding it up, while plenty of other exits were available.
99% of everything coming from "authorities" needs to be ignored. The braindead zombies who have given up all sense of self, provided they even established a sense of self, follow the herd since they are lost without a master and someone to whip them to near death. In that way, they feel they are being of use to the herd collective.
Go your own way and when the herd comes stampeding in your direction, MOVE out of the way and let them pass. They will likely be coming around again because they are moving in circles, so beware.
Thanks Ray. Herd or Nerd behaviour springs to mind.
Hard core non conformist all my life me!