Americans are plugging into “the matrix” more than ever before.

The average American watches 150 hours of tv a month. Now my tv use boils down to how many times my football team plays in a month. I don't watch Tv at all, no soap operas, game shows, etc etc. I realised years ago what TV is, and I'm not shocked. But when you hear that today in America ..

90 percent of the programming that comes through your television is controlled by just 6 gigantic media corporations.

And this is no different in the Uk, so why do people continue to WATCH... Is it really that easy to brainwash people

originally posted by: LondonMan

And this is no different in the Uk, so why do people continue to WATCH... Is it really that easy to brainwash people


I would say yes. Considering the deforestation of the Amazon.
People are low on oxygen to the brain.

originally posted by: Tundra

originally posted by: LondonMan

And this is no different in the Uk, so why do people continue to WATCH... Is it really that easy to brainwash people

I would say yes. Considering the deforestation of the Amazon.
People are low on oxygen to the brain.had an discussion with my 20yr old son, and I had to explain to that before the internet, people were barely able to check facts when it came to conspiracies and resorted to the media or books for information. He forgot we didn't have the internet as kids lol

originally posted by: LondonMan

originally posted by: Tundra

originally posted by: LondonMan

And this is no different in the Uk, so why do people continue to WATCH... Is it really that easy to brainwash people

I would say yes. Considering the deforestation of the Amazon.
People are low on oxygen to the brain.

had an discussion with my 20yr old son, and I had to explain to that before the internet, people were barely able to check facts when it came to conspiracies and resorted to the media or books for information. He forgot we didn't have the internet as kids lol

People are looking for a break from the stress of everyday life. TV takes their mind off their problems for a while.
You're not supposed to notice the fact that the folks who are causing your stress, are the same folks who offer to relieve your stress.
shhhh. Work. Consume.

originally posted by: DAVID64
People are looking for a break from the stress of everyday life. TV takes their mind off their problems for a while.
You're not supposed to notice the fact that the folks who are causing your stress, are the same folks who offer to relieve your stress.
shhhh. Work. Consume.

I found these programmes more stressful, flashing lights, unfunny b*ll comedy, rubbish music, ADVERTS and biased news.. who needs that after a day of graft

a reply to: LondonMan

The matrix is a belief system you accept or not. You aren't brain-washed by TV if you took your red pill.

In Platos Cave, the shadows dancing on the cave wall aren't real. If you aren't asleep in your matrix bathtub, you are awake. Even when inside the Matrix (watching TV).

Really Good Noodles...

vimeo

a reply to: LondonMan

I know how ya feel. Recently, they started making new episodes of an older show that I liked.."Will and Grace". When I watched the first couple of new ones, they spent half the time being political/Trump bashing, etc.
I sighed, rolled my eyes and turned it off.
About the only shows I watch now are older ones like Stargate SG-1 and old X Files, along with Lucifer, Gotham and The Blacklist.

...and Rick and Morty of course.

originally posted by: DAVID64
a reply to: LondonMan

I know how ya feel. Recently, they started making new episodes of an older show that I liked.."Will and Grace". When I watched the first couple of new ones, they spent half the time being political/Trump bashing, etc.
I sighed, rolled my eyes and turned it off.
About the only shows I watch now are older ones like Stargate SG-1 and old X Files, along with Lucifer, Gotham and The Blacklist.

...and Rick and Morty of course.

my tv contribution ended when they stopped making 'Only fools and Horses' sigh ....

Not this American. We got rid of TV years ago.

a reply to: LondonMan

I stopped watching tv when I saw this.



Ruined my whole life from birth to this moment.

a reply to: LondonMan

Football is a soap opera. Expensive advertising fighting for your dollar.

We entered the matrix when we chose to incarnate into this illusion

originally posted by: Tundra
a reply to: LondonMan

I stopped watching tv when I saw this.

Ruined my whole life from birth to this moment.

hahahaha

originally posted by: TheConstruKctionofLight
a reply to: LondonMan

Football is a soap opera. Expensive advertising fighting for your dollar.

We entered the matrix when we chose to incarnate into this illusion

football is skill

originally posted by: LondonMan
football is skill

My favorite football skill is the one where the opposing player touches your ear and then you flop on the ground writhing in agony in hopes that the referee gives the other guy a red card.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicusThat's Hollywood for ya lol but this is footbal by magicians ....www.youtube.com...

Meanwhile cable subscriptions are falling off a cliff. I suppose your figures reflect broadcast tv or internet tv? Also, at least in my house, the wife falls asleep by 8:00 with the tv on until I come up to bed 4 hrs later. This equates to ~4hrs a day error. (More than 50% error if they're metering my tv)

Just sayin. I question statistics. Everyone has an agenda.

Also, they call it "tv programming" or a reason. The ultimate conditioning tool for Deep State/PTB/whoever. In my waning years I understand how I was programmed/conditioned. Hacking the program is a real challenge unless we turn off the damn tv!

a reply to: LondonMan

Sports always were, and still are part of the matrix. Starting with the ancient gladiators.

It instills pride, a sense of brotherhood (all the while you do your work, pay your bills and go happily to your next match) and is a distraction like no other for those who don't have other distractions.

Don't kid yourself, you are as plugged in as any.

I believe it. I traded one poison for another, now I just do over 150 hours on my computer each month............. (or more shhh don't tell on me)

-Alee