Objective reality

 

Objective reality is defined by what we perceive by our objective senses. I'm told my mother in law, a Russian in communist Bolshevik Russia (big fan of it), that her mother was deaf. I'm told that my mother in law communicated with her mother through sign language. Perhaps there was also reading of lips, I'd have to ask. The mother in law is always a sensitive topic as Russians always seem to be looking out for their own interests especially harder even than the Spaniards or Anglo Saxons or Americans, sometimes, it seems. Russians are generally poor and always trying to win the day through imposing their will on others instead of cooperating. Certain people, not least the Russians, cannot entertain the idea of not being obeyed or disagreed with.

Certainly wanting to foist your beliefs on other people is definitely something the Russians, Americans, Spaniards and Anglo Saxons and indeed, every or most, human groups seem to want to do.

The will can be imposed sometimes by objective force, such as in an actual war. Otherwise through aggressive coercion, as through sanctions. Other times through more subjective means like suggestions and emotional manipulation. The latter two are more likely used by women and children whereas men are often likely to use actual force in doing things, like installing things, creating things, inventing things, etc. 

Mental poisoning is anovther way to impose the will by rendering an enemy confused and self doubting. Of all the people I saw, apart from the Russians, the least self doubting people I saw were the Americans, ie before the woke movement.

Still other people like Americans and Russians may have shared interests that bridge nationalistic divides, such as through a treaty, like the Ukrainian defence treaty signed by Clinton and Yeltsin and the Brits and Ukraine. And still other people act often not out of nationalist sentiments and beliefs but through alignment with major concerns. Two important major concerns in our industrialized world are: finance industry and pharmaceutical industry, just to name two.

Looking at these two industries globally, we find that they are united by shared beliefs and practices that supercede nationalistic sentiments and beliefs.

For example, many banks will make as a backbone of their lending practices the mortgage loan to married couples. The idea being that while a couple is married they share the family house and the bank can even create money out of thin air, through an agreement with the central bank of the given nation. This system has allowed tremendous growth in conjunction with the spectacular growth that the petroleum industry has allowed for (cheap and plentiful energy allowing the combustion engine and petrochemical industry).

Alternatively, things can sometimes go sour. Children are beaten and abused. People become despondent or consumed by jealousy. People have bad luck and are mocked ruthlessly. Some turn to the comfort of gender realignment or homosexuality or polyamory or group orgies for comfort. Many are able to deal with their mental discomfort while soldiering on in day to day life. Others choose to project their hurt and pain into others. And still others find succour in the pharmaceutical industry where relief can be found through pill popping.

My back hurts on the right side near the bottom, from my job, went for a jog today first time in forever, watch football:

https://youtu.be/J-MBaC6eWss

Update many hours later, watching Bill live, he's a sick cunt, 50 people shot in NYC. Wow. It's just like France before Napoleon took over. I think it's good preparation for America of they go to war with China but bad for America if the status quo with China continues. Like for decades. When I was finishing up in China in 2006 I left thinking the communist system would collapse by 2030. Even 2027 I guess. I still think that's possible. Especially with the coronavirus lockdowns. China is definitely spending on destabilizing America.