I have written before about Reacting, and of the reasons why some people might not be functioning correctly in More Than Pain Gets Killed.

But when you combine the elements of being conditioned, drugged, and deceived for a lifetime, I start to see why many people can’t seem to work things out. Or feel the type of emotion one might expect at what is going on.  Instead, there is a strange mindset that seems to have occurred, quite subconsciously, perhaps, where it knows it isn’t functioning properly, so it compensates. The brain is quite astounding, marvellous, and mysterious when it comes to creating a workaround for things.

People also develop coping mechanisms and have trouble verbalising what they are going through. Or can, but don’t have an outlet for it, and learn to deal with things internally. Which in itself can be a problem, lost in your own mind kind of things, trapped in your own bubble with only your perspective for reasoning. It can be…limiting.

Of course, there are people who are of limited emotional capacity anyway, and various categories of type we can put people into. One of them discussed in Do We All Have It In Us?

And on top of how strange life can be anyway, with society pulling you this way and telling you that, they rewrite things as they see fit. An Error, But A Big One covers some issues around psychiatry and the drugs that lurk behind the ideas. And just how destructive they can be.

And Virtually Real Life delving into why many people are losing a general will to even be alive, let alone solve the puzzle while they are here. Or their brain has decided its survival depends on playing along with the grand illusion as familiar can be more comforting than the unknown. While others are clear that it must not be allowed to run its course on the projected path that has been outlined. I have written many articles already around The Great Divide and how we appear to have Separate Realities, yet manage to coexist, or at least did.

Because it has been so long now of them Holding Us Back, it seems as though too many have missed out on a real life. Real thoughts and emotions, real feelings that are your own and normal. Instead, it’s been a jumble of routines, procedures, and tests. Regulations, systems, and one big merry-go-round to keep everyone on the playground. So Much Is Wrong About This, it’s hard to know where to start when it comes to breaking it down, but I’ll keep trying…

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