Comments on: Frazzledrip Overdrive.

By: Jack

Jack — Sun, 16 Feb 2025 03:33:59 +0000

What do you make of the current attempt by DOGE, Musk, Trump to save the sinking ship with austerity (that isn't what they are calling it but that's what it is)?

I've been operating under the assumption that since at least 2000 every politician, bureaucrat and lobbyist has known the US debt is never getting paid off and so instead has made it their personal mission to embezzle as much government money as possible.

Global War on Terror, Climate Change, COVID, WOKE/ESG/DEI they are all just scams sold to the dumb tax payers to scare them into parting with their hard earned cash.

The DC establishment seems to be in shock like "what is he doing, doesn't he know the titanic is sinking and everyone here is stealing whatever they can before the music stops?"

Lets be optimistic and suppose they are successful in stopping the hemorrhage, how long will it be before another "jackpot" comes along and undoes their attempt?

P.S – I know your a Canadian!

By: Honeybee

Honeybee — Tue, 21 Jan 2025 02:45:05 +0000

I'm stunned. Your article is one of the most articulate and incisive articles I've read. Luckily, ZeroHedge reprinted your article where I encountered it.

My thoughts differ in one aspect. I have said for several years that factions are at play in the world so my sentiments accord with yours. My feeling is that they do, indeed, fight one another. As one faction "wins," their agenda is advanced. However. The overall philosophy or overriding spiritual gestalt abides. That gestalt luxuriates in conflict testing strength and dominance. "Might makes right" might well be their slogan. "Dominance" is a force multiplier which narrowly constructs a window defined within inherent parameters of that force or their own "quantum-like field." This window is revealed in mundane reality as humans augmenting with AI and thirsting after flavors of immortality.

By: Name Nomatter

Name Nomatter — Tue, 21 Jan 2025 02:37:26 +0000

Mass formation Psychosis is complete bull, writer, so is Malone, so was Desmet, whom Malone stole the concept from apparently. Everything you write and attribute to those false narratives is questionable. The premise is understood, but people can certainly opt out of most of technology, yet they don’t. It’s not mass formation just human nature to be so naive and easy to use.

By: Peter

Peter — Mon, 20 Jan 2025 22:21:38 +0000

Your intellect is dazzling. As I sit here in la la land reading this it dawns on me that you are in the eye of the storm, and that the body and soul of your article describes an American cultural phenomenon. I have no doubt that as American cultural imperialism is applied globally, and to a huge extent in la la land, we should sit up and pay attention as it is all coming our way. Sadly we won't until it's too late.

By: Charles Sullivan

Charles Sullivan — Mon, 20 Jan 2025 14:27:17 +0000

Very insightful work, as per Mark's usual standard of excellence. Ironically naysayers have long condemned BTC for its "nothingness" (no product/service, no earnings, no financial statements, no regulatory oversight, etc.) yet it may turn out to be the perfect asset to store and preserve wealth in an increasingly frazzled, chaotic world.

By: nikki jhon

nikki jhon — Mon, 20 Jan 2025 11:06:46 +0000

By: Ean McClane

Ean McClane — Mon, 20 Jan 2025 01:20:47 +0000

Delicious article, as usual.
From GROK:
The phrase "mass formation psychosis" gained significant attention following its use by Dr. Robert Malone on the Joe Rogan podcast in December 2021. However, the concept behind it, referred to by various terms like "mass formation" or "mass hypnosis," has roots in earlier psychological and sociological literature. The specific term "mass formation psychosis" does not appear in academic literature prior to Malone's discussion but was derived from the idea of "mass formation" discussed by Mattias Desmet, a professor of clinical psychology at Ghent University, Belgium, who has been exploring this concept in relation to societal conditions leading to collective behavior. Desmet's work and the term "mass formation" have been discussed in various contexts since at least 2021, but the exact term "mass formation psychosis" as popularized by Malone seems to be a more recent amalgamation aimed at describing a perceived societal phenomenon during the COVID-19 pandemic.