Television leads to mental passivity ( conspiracy )

submitted by Conspirologist

I remember when I was watching TV before internet. I was sitting like a moron in front of my TV set and allowing some moron to choose what to show me. The memories of that time are awful. Many generations were feed by fucking TV networks. Now I feel way better, because with internet I can choose what to watch. Let's hope this new freedom of choice will last long.

Keneo77

I rarely watch tv, only hockey and commercial free movies. My girlfriend pays for it, however I have finally convinced her to dump it by pointing out to her when the tv is on she can't stop looking at it and drones out. It's gone as of the end of September.

Just4kicks

I have a friend who stopped watching tv and cancelled her social media for a year not only did she lose weight but she got really fit and started living life hiking, painting, doing standup. "Tell a

Vision" is definitely mesmerizing and suggestive. But it's not surprising. The indoctrination began with Sigmund Freud's nephew Edward Bernays. He wrote Propaganda worked for the government in how to manipulate the public, Also worked for a cigarette company and started the campaign that smoking keeps your weight down for women and that it is a feminist issue. LOL From there the illusions and hypnosis in narratives and agendas changed forever.

imgettingmymen

Hah, most of the major sites are censoring what can be put up on then. They are turning the internet into TV. Our only hope is to switch to other sites that won't out don't have the capacity to mass censor. Hell, they even have us calling those sites 'alternative'. Prior to Google fucking everything on the net was alternative.

HeavyBeefCurtain

That’s why they call it TV PROGRAMMING

AdaptOrDie

It had a powerful psychological pull on us. I live with my parents, I'm my grandmother's caretaker, and everytime one of my family members or my girlfriend, walks into the room with the jewtube they will stop in their tracks with a slump and mouth open. I've even caught myself.

BearDolphin1488

My idea is that it implants false memories into the subconsciouses

cultivated_ignorance

I agree. When you remember something you saw on TV, you don't remember anything past the edges of the screen. You only remember what you saw on the TV as if it was something you witnessed in real life.

Indigobunting

I can remember my childhood in the 80s. TV was rare, maybe an hour after dinner, tops. We would rent a VHS for the weekend sometimes. Then it slowly become more and more. By the time I was in my 20's most were watching for 4-6 hours a day. Now it's insane, if you are not watching a show, you are on social media on your phone, or both. We need to get back to nature.

moarzor

You can see it in children who watch TV. Fewer expressions, less interest in people and "real world" activities. In babies, much slower development. Muted emotion.

Keep your family away from TV.

An occasional historic moment or education is fine, like a live presidential speech, a rocket launch, or the greatest sorry never told.