but the reality of today's knowledge (probably already well underway toward being weaponized) is that the human mind can be made (but its owner or by outside influence) to unlearn anything.
This was proven in a secret place inside a hospital in Montreal years ago, called "psychic driving", part of the old MK-Ultra project that was, interestingly enough, terminated the same day John F. Kennedy was killed. it is also the focus for many under the broad aegis of neuroplasticity (with the Dalai Lama, Buddhist thought and principle, meditation, and an array of applications ranging across training, education, psychoanalysis, currently-available popular technologies, perhaps remote control techniques available to The State (although there is a raft of suggestive information), or simply the self-application of a variety of techniques. All of this is discussed in a blog somewhere in the ethereal net.
The only question is this: Whether we as individuals are going to take the responsibility for our own minds by active involvement and understanding of the "technology", the "software", the processes, etc., or whether we are going to passively cede that responsibility to the many purveyors [advertisers, public relations experts, gurus of psychology and psychiatry, their pharmacologists, behaviorists, "think tanks", institutes, circles, or official spokespeople and propagandists, or their many "helpers"] which are "doing their best night and day" to make us like everybody else.
"Where is the intersection between the world's deep hunger and your deep gladness?"
