Thought 116: Police State

A police state is a state

where police, the enforcers

of the status quo, are in power.

Thought 115: Anarchism as Elitist

Anarchist researchers

and their audience

are an elite

all of their own.

Thought 114: Corporations as Incorporators

Corporations incorporate human and natural

resources for the sake of numbered capital.

Thought 113: The Meaning of Justification

To justify is to make right,

according to one's

will to exert.

Thought 112: The Royal Arch of Politics

Established power

(narcissism)

v

Emerging power

(revenge)

Thought 111: Reality and Perception

What is reality?

Reality is what

imposes itself

upon us.

What is perception?

Perception is

what impresses

itself upon us.

Addendum: 111

How many fingers 

are being held up?

Thought 110: What State?

Welfare state, police state, corporate state,

fascist state, communist state, totalitarian state?

Thought 109: Real Eyes—Real Lies

To realise.

Thought 108: Resentment and Politics

Conventional politics as the orchestration, 
redirection, and management of resentment.

Thought 107: Collectivism v Individualism

Collectivism: the collective

takes precedence over the

individual.

Individualism: the individual

takes precedence over the

collective.

Thought 106: The Dangerous Quest for Political Consistency

Political consistency can

lead to totalitarian

abomination.

Thought 105: What Makes a Conspiracy Theorist

In so far as we do not exclude the possibility that

human beings collude in secret to do harm for

personal gain, and that we take this possibility

and apply it to political and social reality,

then we are conspiracy theorists.

Thought 104: Language Perception in the Philosophical Divide

Analytical philosophy: language is to communicate.

Continental philosophy: language is to signify.

Thought 103: Brain as Muscle

The brain is a muscle that can be

strengthened and developed 

or left to weaken and atrophy.

Thought 102: Comfort Zone

Yes please.

Thought 101: The Occult Properties of 9

Now you see

me, now you

don't:

9 + 1 = 10 ⇢ 1 + 0 = 1

9 + 2 = 11 ⇢ 1 + 1 = 2

9 + 3 = 12 ⇢ 1 + 2 = 3

...

9 x 2 = 18 ⇢ 1 + 8 = 9

9 x 3 = 27 ⇢ 2 + 7 = 9

9 x 4 = 36 ⇢ 3 + 6 = 9

...

In addition:

9 ⇢ 18 ⇢ 666

(18 being 

equivalent

to Adolf Hitler,

the 1st and the 8th

letters of the alphabet.)

Thought 100: Anarchism

Anarchists

are the same

will to exert

as statists.

Thought 99: Trauma

Trauma is a wound in the psyche.

Wounds need disinfection, 

protection, and support 

in order to heal.

Thought 98: Parental Political Parties

Political parties reflect traditional

parental roles for abandoned children:

nurture and discipline,

caregiving and defence,

welfare and austerity.

Thought 97: Control as Self-Control

Self-control

leads to being

less controlling.

Thought 96: Wellfair

Welfare: well fair.

Thought 95: In-formation

Information in-forms us. 

Thought 94: Tellavision

Television: tell-a-vision.

Thought 93: Holy and Unholy Trinities

The unholy 

trinity: 

statecraft, 
capital, 
entertainment.

The holy 

trinity:
care,
wisdom,
discipline.

Thought 92: Goods and Money

Goods: the wealth of facility and commodity.

Money: the claim on facility and commodity.

Thought 91: Refusing to Play the Chess Game

Just because 

life is allegedly

a game of chess

between various

powers, does it

mean we have

to play it.

Yet,

unfortunately,

we do.

Thought 90: Art v Technicity

Art is creative,

whereas technicity

is productive.

Thought 89: Internet as Skynet

The internet, 

hooked into 

everything, 

is Skynet, the new

order of intelligence.

Thought 88: Superman Is a Jewel

Superman was invented by Jewels.

And just like Jewels, he is an

outsider trying to fit in

despite being

superior.

Thought 87: Scarcity and the Politics of Lack

Scarcity enables

a social control

that abundance

doesn't.

Thought 86: Conflict in Politics

Conflict in politics

is due to the fact

human beings trust things

that are incompatible

because they are

incompatible.