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Ever had one of those mornings where you just can't figure out why you're awake? Same, little buddy, same. 😂☀️

[unpluggedfinancial]

System Reveals and the Art of Questioning the Narrative

The empty shelves stared back at millions of shoppers in March 2020. Where just days before stood neat rows of toilet paper, cleaning supplies, and basic necessities, now lay barren metal racks collecting dust. This wasn't supposed to happen in our modern world of plenty. Yet in that moment, the intricate dance of global supply chains—previously invisible to most—suddenly commanded center stage in our collective consciousness.

This was a system reveal.

When the Curtain Falls

A system reveal occurs when circumstances strip away the comfortable veneer of normalcy, exposing the complex machinery that powers our daily lives. Like a magician's secrets laid bare, these moments force us to confront the true nature of systems we've long taken for granted.

The pandemic offered numerous such reveals: Supply chains proved more fragile than imagined. Healthcare systems buckled under unprecedented strain. The mighty engine of global commerce sputtered and stalled. Each revelation challenged our assumptions about the robustness of modern civilization's foundations.

The Comfort of Ignorance

Why do these reveals shake us so deeply? The answer lies in human nature. We're hardwired to seek stability and predictability. Questioning foundational systems—be they economic, social, or political—threatens that sense of security. It's far more comfortable to assume things "just work" than to examine the creaking joints and rusty gears beneath.

Society reinforces this willful blindness. From early education through adult life, we're taught to trust in established systems. Question too deeply, and you risk being labeled a conspiracy theorist or troublemaker. This social conditioning, combined with our natural aversion to change, creates a powerful incentive to look away from systemic flaws.

Bitcoin: The Ultimate System Reveal

Enter Bitcoin. More than just a new form of money, Bitcoin functions as a lens that brings the hidden machinery of our financial system into sharp focus. Through its mere existence, it poses uncomfortable questions:

Why do we accept the continuous devaluation of our savings through inflation? Why trust central authorities to manage our money supply when their incentives often conflict with our interests? Why rely on a system built on trust when we could have one built on verification?

Bitcoin reveals that money itself—perhaps our most fundamental social system—rests on increasingly shaky foundations. The emperor has no clothes, and once you see it, you can't unsee it.

Cultivating the Critical Eye

Developing the ability to recognize and learn from system reveals requires deliberate practice. Start with pattern recognition—notice when similar problems repeatedly emerge in different contexts. Are they truly isolated incidents, or symptoms of deeper systemic issues?

Apply first principles thinking. Rather than accepting systems as they are, break them down to their fundamental truths and rebuild them mentally from the ground up. This process often reveals unnecessary complexities and potential improvements.

Most importantly, maintain intellectual humility. The most profound system reveals often challenge our most cherished beliefs. Be willing to follow the evidence wherever it leads, even if the destination proves uncomfortable.

From Awareness to Action

System reveals aren't meant to discourage—they're invitations to innovate. Each exposed flaw represents an opportunity to build something better. Bitcoin exemplifies this principle: Rather than merely criticizing the existing financial system, it offers a concrete alternative built on different foundational assumptions.

The same approach can apply to any system. When reveals occur, we can choose to patch over the cracks or rebuild on stronger foundations. The choice is ours, but it requires courage to first acknowledge the need for change.

The Power of Questioning

As we navigate an era of accelerating change and increasing complexity, system reveals will likely become more frequent and profound. Rather than fear these moments of clarity, we should embrace them as opportunities for growth and evolution.

The next time you encounter a system reveal—whether in finance, technology, politics, or daily life—resist the urge to look away. Ask questions. Seek understanding. Consider alternatives. For in these moments of discomfort lie the seeds of progress and the potential for building more resilient, equitable, and sustainable systems for all.

The cracks in our systems aren't failures—they're windows into possibility. The question is: Are we brave enough to look through them?

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[angeilix]

Rant

For the people pleasers.

Honey okay ill start off with the fact that a lot of people arent your friend and you need to realize that. Those people who make remarks, point out every little single detail, make you question yourself, make you feel like shit.. make you feel messed up? Those aren't your friends and they never will be.

Stop trying to make yourself likeable when you'll never be able to be likeable enough for everyone. That also begs the question, would you rather have a small group of friends who love you for who you are or would you rather have a whole building of friends who will turn their backs against you in any minute?

So many people aren't actually your friends, don't treat them nor call them it. Speech matters, your words matter. The title friend should be earned, why should they be your friend if they havent done anything to prove that they are..? So many people are just parasites and there are only a small fraction of people who are actually willing to be honest with you and respect you. Those people will come naturally to you and accept you for who you are.. if you find yourself feeling like you have to fake yourself to be liked then honey, what are you doing? Who are these people, my love? Do you even know them that well? Do they know you? Why do they matter so much to you?

You need to realize that you don't need much to be happy, and that you never will need much to be happy. I've seen so many people be afraid of being alone once they cut off their friends but babe, like so many other people say, its so much better to be alone than to not be alone and be surrounded by fake friends.

It's alright to communicate your limits, your needs. You won't be losing anything, you'll only be getting rid of the people who step on you and the people who benefit from you not speaking up for yourself. People who actually are your friends will never be offended by you stating your boundaries. They'll respect it, and they'll respect you more.

The people who do get offended are the people who you don't need in your life, the people who only want to use you, for your energy, for your time, for anything you have. Because people are greedy.

Stop thinking that you're not capable of it because these people are walking all over you. You are, but they don't think you are. Don't let their opinions get to you. They'll get offended by you stating your boundaries because they're used to you not having any. So the second you tell them off, they'll get mad. Don't fret, you don't need them.. it's how you find out that they weren't an actual friend.

It'll hurt, but would you rather be deceived? And stop thinking that this is the best you'll get because then it really will be. What you believe will shape your reality. Honey, i want you to realize that you can get better and you can get the best for you. If you believe you can get better, then you will. And if you believe you don't then you won't be able to. But see that's the problem, if you dont think you can it simply just means you 'think' you can't. Change your way of thinking.. it isnt impossible

Start small. Start saying no to little things you don't actually wanna do, and everytime you start getting comfortable with it start increasing the level of what you say no to.. you can say no to something as simple as them offering you a drink, them asking you for a small favor, a small insult, if you don't want it or don't want to put up with it nor do it. And eventually you can start saying no to big things like them venting to you when you don't have the energy to put up with it, cutting off people who have disrespected you, and so much more.

If you don't think you can do it then realize that you just aren't used to doing it. It's not that you can't, it's just that you've never tried it. So you're rejecting it. But i beg you, try it. And I'm sure you'll be able to do it. It doesn't have to be perfect, it just has to be a start. A start that's good enough. It's alright if it's a bad start, at least it's a start.

If you don't think you can do it then why don't you think you can do it? Give yourself advice that you would give to another person struggling with the same issue. And apply that to your reality. It isn't that you can't do it, it's that you think you can't do it.

Follow your intuition. How to differentiate between intuition and emotion? Simple. Intuition comes like a fact, emotion comes like a feeling.

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[themetaphorical]

WAKE UP—THE LIGHTS HAVE CHANGED

A recent study has revealed that an ancient oceanic plate, once part of the Tethys Ocean, is currently tearing apart beneath Iraq and Iran. This geological activity is significantly influenced by the Zagros Mountains, which play a crucial role in the bending and deformation of Earth’s surface in this region. The Tethys Ocean existed during the time of the supercontinent Pangaea, and its remnants…

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[tmarshconnors]

Reflections on COVID Lockdowns etc

Back in 2020, during the peak of the COVID-19 lockdowns, the world seemed to slip into a surreal state of mass compliance. Governments enacted measures that were unprecedented in scope, all in the name of public health. Many of us, however, saw it differently. We weren’t oblivious to the risks of the virus, but we questioned the extreme measures being taken—the constant fear-mongering, the lockdowns, the mandates. When we banged our drums, metaphorically and literally, to sound the alarm, few wanted to listen. Today, as the world grapples with new challenges, it feels eerily familiar.

In 2020, if you dared to question the narrative, the response was swift and unforgiving. We were labeled “conspiracy theorists”, and “dangerous extremists”. The sheer number of people who accepted the government’s line without question was staggering. When we attended protests to voice our concerns, we were stormed by police, arrested, and in some cases, locked up simply for exercising our right to free speech. Many healthcare workers, who had once been hailed as heroes, were cast aside for speaking out against policies they believed were harming, not helping.

What’s happening now feels like a continuation of that same story. The tactics may have shifted, but the playbook remains largely unchanged. Back then, it was about controlling the pandemic response; now, it's about controlling the narrative around everything from climate policy to digital currencies. The powers that be push harder when they see that people will comply without question. It feels like we're living in the book of “1984” by George Orwell.

For those of us who chose not to comply with mandates—whether it was refusing to wear a mask or opting out of the vaccine the social cost was high. We weren’t just punished by authorities; we were ostracised by our communities. Friends and family members disowned us. I had. Many heated arguments with one of my aunts about how I was placing my Grandmother in harms way by refusing to comply to having the vaccine.

   Social media platforms silenced us for daring to share alternative viewpoints. Yes I am looking at you FACEBOOK! Many of us were spat on, threatened, and assaulted for simply choosing a different path.

Even politicians and celebrities piled on, openly declaring war on those who refused to comply. The vitriol was shocking, and the fact that so many people cheered it on was even more disturbing. The narrative was clear: dissenters were not just wrong, they were dangerous, and they needed to be dealt with harshly.

Looking back, it's easy to see why we're still in this mess today. The events of 2020 set a dangerous precedent. When people accept the erosion of their freedoms in the name of safety, it opens the door for even more extreme measures in the future. Governments, corporations, and global organisations like the World Economic Forum (WEF) have taken note. The more compliance they see, the bolder they become.

We shared information about the WEF's agenda and its vision for the future—one that includes greater control over our lives through digital IDs, surveillance, and centralised power. But instead of sparking meaningful debate, those warnings were met with bans, censorship, and more ridicule. The system wasn’t interested in dialogue; it was interested in silencing dissent.

Despite everything, there are signs of hope. More people are waking up to the reality that they’ve been led down a dangerous path. The cracks in the official narrative are becoming harder to ignore, and the chorus of voices calling for accountability is growing louder. But it’s still not enough.

We’re at a critical juncture, and the lessons of 2020 need to be remembered. The same tactics of fear, division, and control are being deployed today, just in different contexts. If we don’t stand up now, the consequences could be far-reaching.

The fight isn’t over, but it’s encouraging to see more people questioning, resisting, and refusing to be silenced. The world may not have listened back in 2020, but the drums are still beating, and this time, I hope the sound is impossible to ignore.

[mental-serendipity]

Starting my morning off with my Morning Pages. Does anyone else do these?

[mizlee3]

11:11 Awake O Sleeper

Wherefore He saith, “Awake, thou that sleepest, and arise, from the dead, and Christ shall give thee light”.

It’s time to WAKE UP! Examine your life and realign with your God-given divine purpose!

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