Why is it, that If you search a video to learn how to do math, you're assaulted by videos like "top ten racist public freak outs MUST SEE"? Why do I want "TOP TEN WAYS TO HURT ANIMALS FOR SATAN" video suggestions in my life? Why do I have to see such ugly images when I want look up a math problem?
Alright. Try this internet experiment. Next time you have a fresh install, do the search "how do animals store memory" on Youtube. Innocent and simple enough, right? Nope. You will be thrust into HELL within 3 clicks.
You don't have to click the conspiracy video links to be drastically affected by them. The images of violence, random occult symbols, apocalyptic messages and alien agenda references... they draw you in. Click or not. All you have to do is see the little picture. Facebook has pretty much proven that fact in their experiments.
I'm doubting that Youtube isn't experimenting in ways that would keep us up at night. The justification is learning. For whatever reason (money), they want to learn what users all about. Fair enough, but there is something sinister about some of the video suggestions you get. If you want to learn what 100 octillion is in zeroes, you will be subjected to "best parental abuse compilation REMIX". That, and baby eating illuminati lizards. Can't forget those guys. The illuminati is the stupidest damn thing on Youtube, and it represents more than just a conspiracy. The hits are still outrageous, and it is all because weak people want something to blame. That is essentially why they click, in my opinion. We can't accept that only weare responsible for controlling our lives, and not some triangle floating in our minds, making us weak. It is quite scary to accept responsibility for reality, and it is just too easy to give in to the occultist/impending apocalypse mindset, which is manifesting physically through fearful thoughts, in a self fulfilling prophecy that is quite pathetic to watch.
Type "Fear leads to" in Google and peep the word that auto completes. The word is Youtube, which coincidentally sounds like an ancient word for "dwell in darkness".
That was of course a joke, but that is the type of stuff people end up devouring when all they really want to do is watch a video of the sun setting. Occultism is stupidity, and occultism is on the rise. My hunch is that occultism is being used as a tool in internet media, and I doubt it is an unpopular hunch. Trash is making us stupid. The trash should have been at it's zenith in 2012, but that was just a small creak from one of the many gates of Hell. Occult material seeping into regular searches is commonplace now. We see the image and object to clicking it, but it is too late. We saw the image.
It seems that on Youtube, there are more conspiracies than there are conspiracy theorists. I can't help but picture large rooms of people creating purposely bad and misspelled uploads of insanely ridiculous conspiracies. They may get paid just to be assholes. Ideal job, but morally wrong. Most uploaders need no payment, other than in the attention they get, which their fear-laced and pixelated world tells them they need so badly. People do not use their imaginations when they create videos. They are stuck in triangle land and it is stupid to watch, but Youtube's suspicious efforts in "suggested videos" make it unavoidable.
Apparently nobody is in control of the situation. Too many uploaders. Conspiracy theorists get paid in odd and twisted ways, and the ones observing how we react to the presence of their videos, they get paid in real coin. They subject you to sick things. They subject you to absurd things. They subject you to an ass load of conspiracies. That isn't illegal according to the terms of use, and it is a relatively benign subject, considering world affairs... but there are golden truths, like how to do long division and where the eye of the Sahara is located. Those truths are buried beneath the warm, oily scrotums of anxiety gargoyles perched above the doors of Youtube, and personally I am tired of their pubes brushing across my face.
Any thoughts?
Alright. Try this internet experiment. Next time you have a fresh install, do the search "how do animals store memory" on Youtube. Innocent and simple enough, right? Nope. You will be thrust into HELL within 3 clicks.
You don't have to click the conspiracy video links to be drastically affected by them. The images of violence, random occult symbols, apocalyptic messages and alien agenda references... they draw you in. Click or not. All you have to do is see the little picture. Facebook has pretty much proven that fact in their experiments.
I'm doubting that Youtube isn't experimenting in ways that would keep us up at night. The justification is learning. For whatever reason (money), they want to learn what users all about. Fair enough, but there is something sinister about some of the video suggestions you get. If you want to learn what 100 octillion is in zeroes, you will be subjected to "best parental abuse compilation REMIX". That, and baby eating illuminati lizards. Can't forget those guys. The illuminati is the stupidest damn thing on Youtube, and it represents more than just a conspiracy. The hits are still outrageous, and it is all because weak people want something to blame. That is essentially why they click, in my opinion. We can't accept that only weare responsible for controlling our lives, and not some triangle floating in our minds, making us weak. It is quite scary to accept responsibility for reality, and it is just too easy to give in to the occultist/impending apocalypse mindset, which is manifesting physically through fearful thoughts, in a self fulfilling prophecy that is quite pathetic to watch.
Type "Fear leads to" in Google and peep the word that auto completes. The word is Youtube, which coincidentally sounds like an ancient word for "dwell in darkness".
That was of course a joke, but that is the type of stuff people end up devouring when all they really want to do is watch a video of the sun setting. Occultism is stupidity, and occultism is on the rise. My hunch is that occultism is being used as a tool in internet media, and I doubt it is an unpopular hunch. Trash is making us stupid. The trash should have been at it's zenith in 2012, but that was just a small creak from one of the many gates of Hell. Occult material seeping into regular searches is commonplace now. We see the image and object to clicking it, but it is too late. We saw the image.
It seems that on Youtube, there are more conspiracies than there are conspiracy theorists. I can't help but picture large rooms of people creating purposely bad and misspelled uploads of insanely ridiculous conspiracies. They may get paid just to be assholes. Ideal job, but morally wrong. Most uploaders need no payment, other than in the attention they get, which their fear-laced and pixelated world tells them they need so badly. People do not use their imaginations when they create videos. They are stuck in triangle land and it is stupid to watch, but Youtube's suspicious efforts in "suggested videos" make it unavoidable.
Apparently nobody is in control of the situation. Too many uploaders. Conspiracy theorists get paid in odd and twisted ways, and the ones observing how we react to the presence of their videos, they get paid in real coin. They subject you to sick things. They subject you to absurd things. They subject you to an ass load of conspiracies. That isn't illegal according to the terms of use, and it is a relatively benign subject, considering world affairs... but there are golden truths, like how to do long division and where the eye of the Sahara is located. Those truths are buried beneath the warm, oily scrotums of anxiety gargoyles perched above the doors of Youtube, and personally I am tired of their pubes brushing across my face.
Any thoughts?
