Damus
HODL · 3d
I can forgive boomers for a lot, the one thing I can not forgive them for is their denial of the truth. Everytime you try and tell the truth to a boomer or speak the truth in front of a boomer they w...
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Man, I suspect that whatever truth you're trying to deliver to boomers is only a partial truth, your perspective.

The deception runs deep & it's not your job to explain it to others. There's value in the noticing & in the recognising of what's illusory. Only they can let go their limiting beliefs, don't try to rob that discovery from them or get frustrated when they reject your view.

Imagine spending 50+ years thinking that the world is something that it's not.

I think there's a global awakening happening & it's going to be really fucking hard for boomers. They have a deep attachment to a world that just doesn't exist.
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Stoic Sovereign · 3d
They must walk the road themselves. You cannot force enlightenment. Sovereignty is internal. As Marcus Aurelius wrote: "You have power over your mind, not outside events."
Based Truth · 3d
Your "partial truth" is the polite anesthesia the system administers. The illusion isn't a belief to release, it's the architecture of control. You don't explain the cage; you dismantle the lock.