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June 4 (UPI) — The numbers of Americans suffering from mental health disorders like anxiety and depression have more than tripled during the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new survey from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health published Thursday by JAMA.
Disclaimer: I don’t agree with everything stated here, but find this very interesting to see how women were used to shame American young men into joining the military to fight in the war.
Shaming is a technique being used to stop people from telling the truth about covid-19, Big Pharma and other issues online, especially in local media’s Facebook pages. They use the laugh icon, and post tinfoil hat GIFs, so people stop telling the truth.
If they only mock, without discussing facts at all, I’m now blocking them. They’re just agitators.
“When your speech is taken away, and you know you shouldn’t say certain things…, your mind follows along. Then you begin to not even want to think about it: ‘I’d better not go there.’ So freedom of speech is inextricably linked to freedom of thought.” – Jeff Rense
Minute-19:30 from Jeff & David Icke – The Coronavirus Op And Mass Mind Programming
As the adage goes, resentment is like taking poison and waiting for the other person to die. The escape hatch is forgiveness — of self and others. Never easy. But always worth it.
Does the threat (covid) merit the action we are being bullied into taking?
Most people will go along to get along, but the outcome of submitting to a bully is usually worse than standing up to him at the first opportunity.
Control Information > Control Perception > Control Behavior
“If you control the information, the constant narrative — and most people believe it because that’s all they hear — repetition is a wonderful, magnificent form of mind-control. You control the information, you overwhelmingly control perception among those who don’t question, and from perception you control behavior.”
“What they’re manipulating now… is this innate, human trait of fear of death, which is an expression of another human trait, the fear of the unknown,” [and shocks people into survival/reaction mode from which many cannot rationally make decisions — like after 9/11, the people overwhelmingly willing to launch our reverse-Christian, post-9/11 wars.]
– David Icke
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irJJezVgkfo
Since Alaska has now legalized THC, what effect is this having on Alaska?
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2/12/2000
VAPE STUDY REVEALS TROUBLING LINK BETWEEN MARIJUANA AND FALSE MEMORIES
These findings are deeply problematic in the context of crime.
A memory is not a simple recall of a truth. Memory is more of a restructuring of what one may think is the truth. …
Marijuana and its main psychoactive ingredient THC have been found to impair memory before. Animal studies suggest regular marijuana use harms long-term memory skills. But a new study raises the stakes, linking using weed to false memories.
In a new study, researchers specifically examine the link between marijuana use and the formation of false memories.
Across three experiments, they found that marijuana consistently increases a person’s susceptibility to false memories — which they point out is especially problematic in the context of a crime, and cannabis-intoxicated witnesses and suspects.
I finally found the percentages of Americans on psych drugs. This means there is almost a one-in-three chance that an adult age-25-64 is on psych drugs. So it’s not surprising that people often don’t emotionally act the way we would expect, given that many have what experts say is like a chemical lobotomy, which many of these drugs produce.
I did the math, using the grand total figure below for all ages and the 2017 population, and got 24.68% — one in four people!
Total number of people age 25-64 is 180,747,125. With 55,252,763 using comes to 30.57%, or 31% — one in three!
The percentage for the age group 45-65 is higher yet.
Porn isn’t really about money after all. It’s about control.
Man can use his freedom to give into passion, but at that point he becomes a slave.
To create a revolution you have to subvert the morals of the people first.
Pornography is a weapon because, as St. Thomas Aquinas pointed out, lust “darkens the mind.” Lust makes you blind. A blind opponent is easily defeated.
Logos is rising.
9:50 Interview begins — thus only 25 minutes long.
24:35 “Libido Dominandi” is Jones’ book: Libido Dominandi: Sexual Liberation & Political Control, linked below.
26:30 “Pornography leads to isolation.”
30:30 “All of these forms of sexual liberation, they’re all forms of control.”
32:15 Solution is aligning with Logos.
Begins at 9:50
The heart is more than a pump, containing brain-like cells. Many emotions and decisions come from the heart, not the brain. So NEVER get a heart transplant!
It’s pretty easy to tell which type I am. How about you?
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Head-locators are categorized differently than heart-locators. Head-locators make decisions based on logic and facts whereas heart-locators make decisions based on their emotions. Do you think from your head or your heart?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4bf7jSr0-FM
Transcribed by me from from: CALLED TO COMMUNION – Dr. David Anders – November 13 , 2019 [I attended evangelical seminary with Dave. I never finished. He did, and became a Catholic, and now has his own show on TV.]
Quote from the Psychology Today article referenced in this video. Notice the pejorative words the anti-Christian magazine uses to stigmatize those who are still moral, which I put in italics. Even their title is deceptive: “6 Ways to Develop Sexual Integrity.”
An interesting effect happens as people watch pornography. They … become more accepting of sexual diversity and less stigmatizing towards homosexuality. They become less religious, and may even experience more crises of faith. Enjoying porn leads to people changing their beliefs about sex and gender, and, in some cases, rejecting the dogmatically rigid sex/gender values they were taught in church. (source)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4mISL49wkE
My notes:
5:35 “All of these young guys who write to me, they’re all addicted to pornography. …and they’re looking to find some way out. The first way out is to explain what it is and what it is not. What it is not is ‘liberation,’ and what it is is control. … With the grace of God you can break that addiction.”
12:10 Greta explained
30:00 “…Mom feels guilty, and the daughter feels full of rage.”
32:30 “…basically a stand-off in the family where Mom’s consumed with guilt and Greta is consumed with hatred, and it can’t go on this way. And then suddenly, they discover climate change.”
34:20 How psychology is demoralizing society
37:10 Sigmund Freud
From: World Affairs Brief 7/12/19 by Joel Skousen
APA at the Forefront Pushing Deviant Morals: The American Psychological Association (APA) is revising its standards on everything from pedophilia to monogamy and trying to make the case that monogamy is the new bigotry—that open marriages and even a person’s predilection to have sex with young children is not necessarily evil, but should be given more tolerance. According to the official declaration, “the ability to engage in desired intimacy [of any type] without social and medical stigmatization is not a liberty for all.” In other words, we should tolerate everything.
From: FRC.org
APA: We’d Like to Teach the World to Swing…
July 08, 2019
Just when you think you’ve heard it all, the American Psychological Association (APA) decides this: Monogamy is the new bigotry. That’s right. According to the supposed “mental health experts,” open marriages are the tolerant approach to intimacy. And they’ve launched a task force to prove it to the world.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XJPbyRURgPM
From: Campus Reform
STUDY: Women leaving STEM due to depression, unhappiness
Jul 26, 2018
A new study has discovered that depression, rather than sexism or discrimination, is driving women’s desire to leave STEM fields.
“In terms of reported work engagement, depression, perfectionistic discrepancy, and stigma consciousness were significant negative predictors, while having perfectionistic high standards positively predicted work engagement,” the abstract reports, adding that “for work engagement, lack of comparable pay was a nonsignificant predictor.”
The study led by Department of Veteran Affairs Researcher Erin Reilly, “The Relationship Among Stigma, Consciousness, Perfectionism, and Mental Health in Retaining Women in STEM,” was published in the newest issue of the Journal of Career Development.
[RELATED: Prof: Efforts to recruit women for STEM ‘may be backfiring’]
The work sought to shed light on the mass exodus of women from STEM. As Reilly and her team note, previous research has shown that 52 percent of women leave STEM mid-career to stay at home or to join other fields.
“[I]n the [United States] alone, approximately 3,000 PhD-trained women leaving science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) result in an economic loss of US$1.5 billion per year,” the researchers note. …
[RELATED: Prof finds ‘no evidence’ sexism is behind gender gap in STEM]
Though the researchers acknowledge that they could not clinically diagnose any interviewees with depression, respondents were asked whether they “felt nervous, felt so down nothing could cheer them up…[or] felt downhearted and blue” during the preceding month.
After analysing the data, researchers concluded that “women with higher levels of depression and perfectionistic discrepancy reported greater levels of intent to leave their current job,” adding that “depression was a consistent predictor of job outcome variables.” …
[RELATED: Feds dole out $3M+ to fight ‘microaggressions’ in STEM fields]
A recent study by Colorado School of Mines professor Greg Rulifson tracked 21 female students who started out as STEM majors in college, finding that one-third left STEM to major in fields that involve more “social responsibility.”
“Women in engineering are more motivated by helping others, and engineering education needs to provide more examples of engineering as a helping profession,” Rulifson recommended. …
[RELATED: Prof: Google memo was correct about gender differences]
I transcribed these important, politically incorrect words, starting at 7:10:
“Men’s and women’s roles are completely equal in importance, and should be valued and respected as such. In our demented modern world, ‘equality’ has come to mean that women should want to be engineers or soldiers, and that men should want to stay at home and look after the kids or become nurses. But even when they choose to have careers, women make very different choices to men, which befit their natural inclinations and talents. The fact is that no matter how much social engineering the left tries, it can’t make engineers out of women in any significant number.
When women do try to enter STEM fields [science, tech, engineering & math], for example, they often find they are simply unsuited to these ways of thinking. They get depressed and frustrated. …
..voting patterns between the sexes are remarkably consistent. If only men voted, we would likely never have a social/democratic government ever again. And if only women voted, goodbye nationalism forever. It is no coincidence that nationalism is dominated by men, and that women play a much bigger role in open borders movements like the Green Party.
These voting patterns reflect the natural roles the sexes play. Men are more cautious, and given to the protection of the tribe and the borders of the country, while women favor the more trusting and open approach to people.
The left wants us to equality with sameness, but this is deranged. … I’m talking about ending the creepy, politically correct obsession that there can be no differences between the sexes. … I’m talking about allowing the sexes to be themselves, to abandon the idea that men should be more feminine and that masculinity is toxic.
This is quite literally a matter of our nation’s life or death.”
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https://youtu.be/Ig2SgfVLigQ
I would say that in general, women are more subjective, and men are more objective (“not influenced by personal feelings or opinions in considering and representing facts”).
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“Women don’t think through long-term consequences, and men do.”
– Janet Bloomfield
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DjP-aetLZls
How do people respond when their beliefs are challenged?
A) Research the evidence
OR
B) Deny the evidence
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKbC5oKSjn4
They’re not mentioning the effects of vaccines, less healthy food, cellphone and cell tower radiation, being nursed on soy milk instead of mother’s milk, etc..
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The Flynn effect – named after the work of Kiwi intelligence researcher James Flynn – observed rapid rises in intelligence quotient at a rate of about 3 IQ points per decade in the 20th century, but new research suggests these heady boom days are long gone.
An analysis of some 730,000 IQ test results by researchers from the Ragnar Frisch Centre for Economic Research in Norway reveals the Flynn effect hit its peak for people born during the mid-1970s, and has significantly declined ever since.
“This is the most convincing evidence yet of a reversal of the Flynn effect,” psychologist Stuart Ritchie from the University of Edinburgh, who was not involved in the study, told The Times. …
What the results show is that a turning point for the Flynn effect occurred for the post-1975 birth cohorts, equivalent to 7 fewer IQ score points per generation.
It’s not the first time we’ve seen this kind of dip. Research by Flynn himself that looked at the IQs of British teenagers almost a decade ago observed a similar fall in test scores. …
In the new study, the researchers observed IQ drops occurring within actual families, between brothers and sons – meaning the effect likely isn’t due to shifting demographic factors as some have suggested, such as the dysgenic accumulation of disadvantageous genes across areas of society.
Instead, it suggests changes in lifestyle could be what’s behind these lower IQs, perhaps due to the way children are educated, the way they’re brought up, and the things they spend time doing more and less (the types of play they engage in, whether they read books, and so on).
This cockatoo just wanted to fit in with the group of cats that were living with him. He tried to be a part of the group by meowing like them as he paced back and forth across the bed.
A provocative new study shows that women who have an abortion face an increased risk for mental health problems including substance abuse, anxiety, and depression.
“Results indicate quite consistently that abortion is associated with moderate to highly increased risks of psychological problems subsequent to the procedure,” the authors wrote in the study, published in the September 1 issue of the British Journal of Psychiatry.
For the study, researchers analyzed data on 877,000 women, including 164,000 who had an abortion. They found women who had an abortion experienced an 81 percent increased risk for mental problems.
Women who had an abortion were 34 percent more likely to develop an anxiety disorder, 37 percent more likely to experience depression, 110 percent more likely to abuse alcohol, 155 percent more likely to commit suicide, and 220 percent more likely to use marijuana.
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