BMW Spartanburg

When we are commonly told that NASA couldn’t have pulled off a moon landing hoax because too many people worked in the Apollo space program and would have known what was transpiring, don’t believe that’s the truth for one moment!

BMW – Spartanburg, SC

Everything is compartmentalized in industry and all of society for that matter. Nobody understands what the other person’s job or function is in a plethora of sophisticated processes.

In this way, many products or outcomes can be achieved with only a few people at the top of a pyramidal hierarchy knowing the full schematics of what’s happening.

My point and the central premise of this post are best illustrated by watching the inner workings of an automotive assembly plant.

None of the workers employed at such a facility could know how to build the automobiles alone that they are regularly employed to help manufacture in a factory setting. Many thousands of these otherwise unknowing people regularly work together on assembly lines with robots alongside them mass producing the end products desired.

The compartmentalization process extends and is applied to many aspects of modern society, including the control and outflow of knowledge-based constructs affiliated with the major genres that make up and form humanity’s perception of reality.

Because people are involved in a specific process of industry or have connections to things that are affiliated with end products that profoundly affect society and its citizens, it does not mean these individuals are completely knowledgeable about the bigger picture of said processes.

The compartmentalization of knowledge by our controllers has been taking place intentionally since the last reset, in my view.