Jon Levi
Where do I even begin trying to explain our world to others in 2024?
Dr. John Reizer
It’s nearly impossible to explain our world to others without being viewed as a crazy person. The place we were born and raised is so different from what we were taught growing up that when you attempt to explain the differences between most people’s perceptions of our realm and reality, you immediately encounter resistance and doubts in the minds of those with whom you are conversing.
We are taught from an early age to accept the official narratives handed down to us by certain respected sources and never to question the veracity of that information.
Based on that snapshot, we have a fixed mental image of what our world looks like and what’s possible and impossible in our lives.
Whether we are speaking about Earth’s history, future, human and animal populations, vegetation, geography, creation, evolution, weather changes, microorganisms, or anything else imaginable, there’s officialdom laid down about those subjects.
Don’t you dare question officialdom or society’s mutually agreed upon respected sources that have supplied the official narratives we believe are truthful explanations about our Matrix.
If you dare to question officialdom, be ready for the fight of your life because nothing in our daily existence is coveted or protected by the masses with more zeal and passion than the official narratives we learned in educational institutions growing up.
A friend recently asked me what I believe is transpiring in the world. The person who asked me the question knew I ran NoFakeNews but was not a regular visitor to the platform.
I told this person if you truly want to know my thoughts about what I believe is happening worldwide, you must be prepared to never think of me in the same way again. The answers I provide will undoubtedly threaten our friendship now and in the future. I also said that, in my opinion, it would be better not to have such a conversation.
The person asked me to provide only a general explanation about what I meant.
I told this friend that the best way I can honor that request is by saying that everything he thinks he knows about the world, no matter what the subject is, is most likely a lie.
My friend’s eyebrows arched upward before he nodded in agreement, acknowledging that maybe we shouldn’t continue the conversation. We then began speaking about sports.
The scenario I describe above is a common occurrence in my life, so much so that I helped author a new book that can be handed to individuals who ask me my opinions about realm-wide events and other things that cannot be answered simply.
Perhaps after reading this book, you can share the publication with people in your life who present you with different and challenging questions.
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I find some controversial topics easier to talk about than others. But it has always been well known that people shouldn’t discuss politics or religion with one another. Because people do not like it when others mess with their savior. At least that is the way I see it.
And, also, I think we should add the medical community to that. Because they think of doctors as saviors, too. These are all touchy subjects to talk about!
Although with the world rapidly falling apart, sometimes we feel we have to talk about these things. It’s becoming a matter of life or death! So, occasionally we have to feel people out to see how far you can take things. As you did with your friend, John.
And sometimes it’s not worth discussing because they’re just not ready. And it’s important to protect our friendships as well.
And the topic of astronauts can be tricky as well. People love the idea of them going into space. So, even if they’re not considered saviors, they still idolize them. And with that comes a globe earth, so they don’t want to think otherwise about that either.
But a couple of topics I actually feel more comfortable talking about are the Old World buildings, giants and maybe even dragons. Just because you can almost approach these in a kiddingly manner, and with a smile on your face. That eases the tension. And even if they think you’re nuts, at least you’ve opened the door. 🤣
Lisa
“Just because we are taught something all of our lives doesn’t make it the truth.” – Unknown
Yeah, that’s some pretty good advice, Lisa! I have cleared out a few rooms of people in my day with my remarks.
A thin line separates acceptable conversation and conversation that triggers a massive cognizant dissonance response in others.
John
So true, Kenneth! I can quickly get into the same rabbit holes discussing sports. I can’t think of anything happening or any subject that doesn’t lead into the same areas that will challenge the parameters of conventional thinking. 🤣
John
My first thought when your friend was asking… they were trying to wake up, but with only asking for a general overview that would then just be an opinion. A lot of things can be said about opinions.
Your comment about arching eyebrows (reminded me of Spock) – perhaps they aren’t ready after all. 🤔😔🥺
I find the same “troubles” in my day to day conversations. I try to guage where a friend is in their waking-life. What I like to also do is talk, just loud enough, to allow other people around to (hmmm) listen in. So the spilling of ideas can (hopefully) soak in. Perhaps sending any passing people to follow us down the rabbit hole too.
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And a closing thought – wait till your friend finds out the truth about sports.
~Kenneth