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THE CAULDRON REPORT

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Raymond S. G. Foster

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HYPERFIXATION ON ACTIVISM

Hyperfixation on Far Left or Far Right Activism


The Wonderfully Terrible World of Brain Rot
The Wonderfully Terrible World of Brain Rot

Political hyperfixation, the obsessive, single-minded focus on political ideology to the exclusion of nuance, personal relationships, and pragmatic reality, has become one of the defining psychological and social features of the modern digital age. 


While ideological passion has historically driven social progress, hyperfixation on either extreme of the political spectrum (the Far Left or the Far Right) creates a toxic cognitive environment. 


Though their core tenets and ultimate goals diverge sharply, hyperfixation on Far-Left or Far-Right activism produces striking structural similarities: cognitive rigidity, moral tribalism, social alienation, and the erosion of norms.


I am not teaching what to think but how to think!


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Raymond S. G. Foster

High Elder Warlock

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SARCASM OF THE TRUE RELIGION

WHAT RELIGION IS

THE TRUE RELIGION AND WHY??


Druwayu. The etymology is completely transparent and requires no decoding ring. “Dru” is applied as True akin to Tru, and “Wayu” means Ways. Historically, "Ways" served as the foundational shorthand for "religion" but the word combination is completely invented and the meaning is itself not false once you learn it.


The simple fact is there is no Single or Universal Original Religion. Such romanticized notions or claims are fabrications, and the drive to try and create one resulted in the academic invention known as Shamanism and all the nonsense that went into that. The most prominent source arguing that modern global "shamanism" is primarily an academic invention was something that was concluded also much later by the anthropologist Alice Beck Kehoe. I came to this conclusion myself back in 1992. In her book Shamans and Religion: An Anthropological Exploration in Critical Thinking (published in 2004), Kehoe…


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