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  1. I wouldn't doubt that some today are into self-flagellation. There are a group of people, some now very wealthy, and who are in the computing industry, which have decided to overturn all societial norms, including the idea of right and wrong. Of course, this idea is much older, and can be found with the early psychiatrists from 1945, such as George Brock Chisholm, a Canadian psychiatrist, and the first director of the WHO. In the US, two groups of their friends were indicted, and arrested recently, one being the NXIVM cult, and the other being Epstein and Maxwell. The latter two, actually tried to live the life shown on a movie from the 1970s, titled: Eugenie (de Sade 70), about a young girl being taken to an island full of sadists. Christopher Lee played the leading sadist. A book was just published about this lot called Brotopia, by Emily Chang. One chapter, an exposé, can be found on Vanity Fair, titled: Bacchanalia 2.0.
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  2. There is a group of people, some now very wealthy, and who are in the computing industry, which have decided to overturn all societial norms, including the idea of right and wrong. Of course, this idea is much older, and can be found within the early psychiatrists from 1945, such as Dr. George Brock Chisholm, a Canadian psychiatrist, and the first director of the WHO. Banning certain words from being muttered is only one tooth of the giant bull gear within their machine. Quoting the Canadian Encyclopedia about Dr. Chisholm: "Chisholm’s public platform had grown since the mid-1930s, through his lectures and speeches. He had also earned a reputation for courting controversy, which peaked in 1945 with his remarks in several speeches on parenting, education and morality. That October, in New York, his lecture on peace to the William Alanson White Foundation drew calls for his resignation from Cabinet ministers and more than 20 non-governmental organizations. Chisholm had attacked traditional morality and religious teachings for instilling guilt, fear and prejudice in children. In his view, these teachings produced immature adults incapable of free, rational thought and ultimately bound for war. Not all objected to his opinions: some journalists, prominent psychiatrists and the faculty of Queen’s University came to his defence [sic] over the White Foundation lecture. "The solutions Chisholm proposed for world peace could be authoritarian. In his 1945 acceptance speech for the Albert A. and Mary Woodward Lasker Award from the US National Committee for Mental Hygiene, Chisholm proposed that, as a short-term solution, a world police force could help keep peace by destroying any nation that started war. [Here, think NATO] "In November 1945, Chisholm delivered some of his most famous remarks in a speech to parents at the Rockliffe Home and School Association in Ottawa. The theme was similar to that of his speech the previous month: traditional approaches to child-rearing made world peace impossible. To make his point, he attacked the tradition of teaching children to believe in Santa Claus: “'Any man who tells his son that the sun goes to bed at night is contributing directly to the next war… Any child who believes in Santa Claus has had his ability to think permanently destroyed… Can you imagine a child of four being led to believe that a man of grown stature is able to climb down a chimney… that Santa Claus can cover the entire world in one night distributing presents to everyone! He will be a man who has ulcers at 40, develops a sore back when there is a tough job to do, and refuses to think realistically when war threatens.'” ====== Quoting Chisholm: "Conscience is what your mother told you before you were six years old.”__Brock Chisholm "What basic psychological distortion can be found in every civilization of which we know anything? The only psychological force capable of producing these perversions is morality - the concept of right and wrong. The re-interpretation and eventual eradication of the concept of right and wrong are the belated objectives of nearly all of psychotherapy.”__Brock Chisholm "...the pretense is made, as it has been made in relation to the finding of any extension of truth, that to do away with right and wrong would produce uncivilized people, immorality, lawlessness and social chaos. The fact is that most psychiatrists and psychologists and other respected people have escaped from moral chains and are able to think freely.”__Brock Chisholm
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