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Stegiel's avatar

“If technique is total, if it is all-encompassing (that is, if the system of technique integrates into itself every phenomenon that arises), if it is “assimilative” (in the sense that all revolutionary movements are ultimately assimilated), then what can escape the system of technique? From a human outlook, we see nothing that does. We therefore need a transcendence in order to escape it. Only something that belongs to neither our history nor our world can do this. I mean, of course, something that does not “essentially” belong to them, because even the most distant planets are increasingly becoming part of our system.

We need a transcendence. When I say this, I am not being apologetic, I am not seeking to defend Christianity; that doesn’t matter to me in the least. Nor does this need prove the existence of God. I simply mean to say that only one of two things is possible.

One possibility is that technique becomes our destiny, a kind of growing fate that grows and takes over all human realities. No culture will escape, as we have seen in the Third World. And, parenthetically, when I said that technique could trigger crises, I meant that[…]”

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Perspectives on Our Age

Jacques Ellul

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The basic logic might be that it takes two or more parts to make the quell go into effect.

You can have the nano part which is mostly dormant, but you also need the targeted EMF (phased array 5G perhaps) and specific catalyzing frequencies to trigger the various illnesses. Once a person becomes ill, they will then radiate their sick biofields to those around them. That would keep everyone in line.

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