Predictive programming is literary mass mind control that is used
to different effects or ends. The technique can be used for good or
evil. So be aware. Language is flexible, and so are intentions. Call
it predictive programming, call it subliminal messaging, call it mind
control. It's all the same thing. Or brainwashing, which is just
repetition. It's not just something used by diabolical cabals
breaking GMO bread in some mountain resort in Switzerland, but it is also used
in advertising, music videos, commercials for your favorite soap, or sugary foods
that ruin your health. It is a form of hidden messaging, and so with any
deceit you've got to be paying attention, you have to be on the ball whenever
you read, see, or hear anything. You can't approach messaging like you
would reading a novel, curled up under a blanket on a cool autumn afternoon
reading Tolstoy's War and Peace. One use of predictive programming
is to manage the panic to events, like supply chain shortages or
catastrophic events, like 9/11, or the fallout from mass vaccination
programs. But because it is a form of subliminal messaging, some
folks can integrate the messaging as instruction rather than a warning.
That's not good. That, in fact, is the function of a lazy mind. You can't
expect others to be moral or ethical to you. You've got to control that
spiritual territory that surrounds your soul. Vigilance with every
decision, every action you take assesses the risks, considers where and what
it can lead to, and proceed with caution. Guarantees don't exist and
your results may vary. For we're always dealing with entropy.
You can have the best-laid plans, but no plan, no decision, no execution of an
action is risk-free. We can have something planned out to the minute, to
the penny, to the conversation, but there's always going to be something
that you did not calculate. Entropy. So in general, cooperation is
the goal of those designing the messaging in predictive programming.
It's like what Tom Luongo says,
Be ungovernable.