Dirty nukes, there could be a lot more at stake. Israel could be kamikaze.Here’s what bugs me here: why won’t he just come out and say he’s being blackmailed that his near and/or extended family will be killed or ruined if he doesn’t play ball? Basically, own the narrative by blowing the whistle. What could they do to him then? If his family members did all of a sudden start to die as a result of accidents or suicides it would reveal the hidden hand a little too much. And while psychopaths are very poor - if not incapable - of predicting the results of their actions, this one isn’t really hard to predict. “Epstein didn’t kill himself” is already a meme, people know that there's a hidden hand behind it all and that this hand os above the law. Maybe I'm naive here, but the way I see it is that the propaganda war would be close to lost at that point and I don’t think his handlers would risk that when it’s already going poorly for them.
Sure, he’s surrounded, but where he’s sitting he has access to tons of incriminating evidence of what Israel is really doing and the extent of their influence over the U.S. - and the world at large. And there are tons of conspiracies around that very influence out there. Murdering him or his family members after he revealed his being blackmailed would just confirm those conspiracies to be true. So why not go rouge and spill the beans to loosen the grip?
The only ways I can explain it to myself is that it’s too huge of a gamble to make for him - or that his ego will not let him because this would be too damaging to his own image. The guy’s ego is the size of Texas and that's one heck of a weakness of his. Either that or maybe he just doesn't think he'd be believed given the grip the PTB have on the media and narratives the public is fed. He's seen what they can do: they stole his election and tied to murder him - while remaining invisible to the vast majority of the population.
I see it like this:That is a good question. How can committing to a conclusion shape reality, without becoming wishful thinking?
It seems that committing to a conclusion should be seen in the context of assessing what is more probable of being the truth. So the conclusion is only regarding what we see as the highest probability, while still staying open to other possibilities.
How this relates to reality shaping is less clear. It seems that to shape reality we need to perceive reality (and ourselves) as clearly as possible first. Maybe the knowledge that comes from clear perception is what helps shape reality.
Through acquisition of knowledge we set prior distributions for e.g. historical events. That distribution, whilst the outcome was crystallised in this timeline may have been different in a different timeline, hence it has a probability distribution. From that using a conceptual Bayesian framework we can formulate a posterior distribution for significant future events.
This process I think is intuitive, meaning we don’t actually run calculations but our brain/ mind being a quantum computer automatically does it. This is how knowledge shapes reality. By adding more information into the system effectively increasing our Density. Higher Densities entails increased knowledge/light/love.
That process is statistical modelling and this able to be described by geometric algebra with complex numbers.
Edit: when doing Bayesian modelling we use machine learning algorithms to find the distribution of an outcome by running a calculation over and over and over again using the different possible values for predictor variables (ie they have a distribution). Which means we come up with a distribution for the outcome variable. And a specific outcome has a level of compatibility with our distribution. Nothing is concrete because but even the Cs know everything. But the more we know the closer we get to being able to closely predict the future.
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Sometimes I am very curious to "know" what is going on regarding some current event, but I find that most often I would prefer not to ask the C's for the reasons you state.