02/05/2026
How to effectively cause "change"
Modern politics, culture, and identity are not tools for liberation but systems of emotional consumption and control. Protest, education, media, and even personal identity are structured to recycle trauma, debt, and obedience rather than process history, responsibility, or reality. Most people externalize blame and reenact conflict. This keeps the system intact.
When people face social or existential destruction for admitting fault, they will do anything to avoid accountability. People are not evil, most are trapped in inherited systems that reward exploitation and punish neutrality or emotionally processing why they felt compelled to do something. Real change requires refusing value-games, emotional transactions, and rejecting archetypal identities, and instead learning to process experience directly.
“Vibes” function as a mechanism of control. Schools, sports, media, and archetypal narratives train people to consume identities rather than examine their origins or be "present". Media pays liars to pretend what is "normal" to sell product, sports sells spectacle and creates total chaos because the players are "fighting" with random names/numbers. We've been emotionally groomed to be compelled to do things that aren't in societies interest.
This dynamic explains much of modern politics across parties, not just within one. Protest itself often becomes another form of consumption: people absorb the emotions of crowds, leaders, and symbols, which causes more confusion because they aren't understanding or dismantling their histories through somatic "itching". This creates mental ruts where blame is outsourced and accountability becomes impossible. When people consume the problem and memories instead of "releasing" them it causes a methodical collection of abuse that manifests as a "self-righteous" mindset that then justifies abusing the abuser thus becoming an abuser. We're our of "time" to fight about this. Algorithms, ai, surveillance, obsolescence of the worker, and the refusal of many to back down from fight culture is making closure extremely difficult.
Because no one can fully know another person’s history, unconditional loyalty—whether political, ideological, or social—is dangerous. Consuming a "vibe" or "frequency" makes a person complicit in the historical problem, many don't even realize that abuse has been commodified and sold.
Modeling functions as value trafficking and is extremely harmful to people, somebody is selling a s*xualized experience as an image. We've been taught to exploit ourselves and maximize our ability to exploit or to simply obey. Competing cultures and nation states have caused us to fight and serve through emotional transactional agreements just to make a livable wage. Customer service is a forced reenactment of an image by the employer which is essentially emotional slavery and is often expected socially.
Being fat was once considered "good" before high fructose corn syrup(gold kernels) made everybody fat because a person showed their wealth by being able to eat more than others. What a person believes is "desirable" is a completely conditioned response. Invisible strings control us through conditioned value systems that rank and control meaning through the entanglement of unprocessed history.
Identity itself becomes a trap. Names, numbers, credentials, brands, and affiliations carry inherited meaning that is constantly being added to that people are prompted to perform and enact. This allows the most exploitative to succeed and indoctrination to be standard. Individuals are required to define themselves through objects, labels, and archetypes that absorb the unresolved histories of the past. This produces codependence rather than autonomy, overwhelming feelings instead of neutrality, and keeps people and nations from getting closure on the past which protects colonialism.
The solution is not finding the “right” side, enforcing virtue, or competing for moral or "ethical" dominance. It is refusing systems that sell emotion, brand as identity currency, and history into spectacle to be passively consumed. Change requires dismantling the belief that value, honor, and worth must be earned through consumption, performance, or allegiance or that those should be desirable "feelings" to be. Emotion is just regurgitated past experiences, what feels normal is actually conditioned manipulation.
People get reactively "dumped" with things associated to their "name", "number", "location", "job", and "looks". Until people learn to process experience and un-repress natural behaviors systems will continue to reproduce the same outcomes, regardless of who is in power. Being cringe is probably the most "authentic" way of being.
The solution is to visualize all the "energy" consumed leaving the body, "itching", refusing performative value from others, and "cutting" the strings that connect us. This would include doing the opposite of what we've been trained to do. To remove trauma "scars" from the body unconditional connection has to stop because everybody is guilty of something, visual boundaries must be set, we must use "somatic" therapy techniques such as movement / cringe expressions, and work together to separate identity from causing cultures to be at war. Even rejecting the "foundation" of others as flawed gives "us" the ability to renegotiate who we even think we are.
Even words must be processed since words often have opposite/conflicting meanings, cause others to project/impose/dump their bias when used, and essentially "own" an idea making identity commodifiable. Media has rewrote meaning so many times that people don't have a common language other than body language.
