NobodyAf Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.

Investigation and Prosecution of Those Individuals Responsible for Crimes Against Humanity:
Up over 43,000 Signatures
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Note:
Richard M Fleming, Ph.D., MD, JD authored this petition to the International Criminal Court ICC

Soulless parasital corporate entities run amok is symptomatic of a society that is largely unaware, Man has a Soul.

• Other symptoms include, but are not limited to cultural decay, societal degradation, mass psychosis, etc.

“Freedom consists of having no security of any kind.”
– Jiddu Krishnamurti

I was a lucky recipient of an egg, Thank You!
I like it...

“If I was invisible then I could see the wind.”

• My son at around age 4 or 5

“Democracy worked better before the advent of the brainwashing power of centralized mass communication.” –Donella Meadows

"There’s no right, there’s no wrong, there’s only popular opinion."
— Jeffrey Goines, Twelve Monkeys

The catharsis provided by social media acts as a pacifier for the masses keeps them from boiling over and doing anything about the way things are, other than be contented by bitching and complaining about them.

Everything determined to be objective is determined subjectively through observation.

"Man does not weave this web of life. He is merely a strand of it. Whatever he does to the web, he does to himself." – Chief Seattle

"The Man Killed the Bird, and With the Bird He Killed the Song, and With the Song, Himself."

"The world is your oyster," ...who wholly recognizes that the responsibility to choose whether or not to respond, dismiss, or invest one's energy or libido to any given experience and or observation and often to what extent, falls on them.

Like the Twetches on our timelines, so do the days of our lives.

Healthy skepticism that is infantilized with censorship and equated to being a conspiracy theory, is skepticism that will only Streisand effect the more this kind of infantile like nonsense continues.

When a purported conspiracy theory is confirmed and becomes mainstream fact, by default, by omission, this implicates mainstream censors and naysayers to a certain degree, of being suspect, if not of being complicit as conspirators themselves.

Drinking the Kool-Aid is drinking from the fountain of modern day self-preservation.

Drinking the Kool-Aid is drinking from the fountain of modern day self-preservation.

“A system of morality which is based on relative emotional values is a mere illusion, a thoroughly vulgar conception which has nothing sound in it and nothing true.” – Socrates

“I have no responsibility to live up to what others expect of me. That's their mistake, not my failing.“
– Richard Feynman

"If you make where you are going more important than where you are, there may be no point in going."
–Alan Watts

Eleventh Commandment: Thou shall not project external and illusory values of authority outside ones self.

Friendly Reminder: Authority does not infer credibility. Meritocracy is now at best, a high-ideal, that's been manifested and mythologized by the crowd-mind. #TrustYourSelf

"Law is a bunch of words written on paper by people who are generally considered to be liars and thieves. So let’s try to figure out what’s right rather than what’s legal."
– Joe Rogan

Most of what we call "authority" operates, by design, with structural impunity and their "authority," is reflected by a "title," rather than there being a meritocracy nor does it infer their credibility or integrity of character.

We should not conflate following policies or laws with good ethics or morality, if they're indicative of anything it is of a one-sided desire for order and control, and on the flip side, of obedience and submission.

When "Trust my experience" is replaced by "Respect my authority" we can be sure that we're living in an authoritocracy rather than a meritocracy...

In all the chaos created in seeking our own self-interest, there's a cosmos, and in all disorder, in the byproducts of our unintended consequences, there’s a secret order.