Six Steps to Change the World for the Better.

1. Easy access to leaders.

The leaders cannot be separated from the rest of the population by ivory towers. Yes, it is understandable they must be protected, but they cannot be detached from reality around them. Such detachment can cause absurd policies to emerge, as history has shown us more than once.

2. Real creativity networks

We must put real creativity on a pedestal, not the fake corporate creativity which has been reigning supreme for decades. Talented individuals must have an opportunity to display their work to the world. Let the best win. There can’t be a glass ceiling just for the chosen few with friends in high places

3. Addressing the issue of genius.

 Geniuses are stuck between a proverbial rock and a hard place because they system just does not know what to do with them. Standardized employment procedures do not seem to work for them and yet people acknowledge their incredible levels of creativity. Geniuses shouldn’t be hampered by the system, they’re far too valuable.

4. Addressing the issue of psychopathy.

 Yes, psychopaths appear to be ruling this planet. Whether we like it or not, the psychopathic control grid forces the rest of the population to adopt psychopathic traits – and become proto-psychopaths. As the system itself is psychopathic, this is not going to be an easy task. Exposing psychopaths for what they are equals targeting the very systemic core. 

5. Work for something meaningful, not just for survival.

 As unrealistic as this point is (which only demonstrates the psychopathic nature of the system), we must strive to find deeper meaning in what we do. People who work just to survive are not motivated. An extremely difficult task on a planet where 200 richest people have amassed more wealth than 3, 5 billion of the poorest population. 

6. It is time to start addressing serious questions without snickering.

What is the nature of consciousness? Where do we come from? Where are we going? These questions should not be relegated to the sidelines; they must be at the core of what we do. Special centers ought to exist where these issues are tackled on a daily basis.

Of course, tackling does not mean navel contemplation, but practical living with a clear hierarchy of what is really important and what is merely a manufactured illusion to keep us in servitude.

Until we address the above, the world we live in will remain fossilized in every sense of the word.

The question arises: how far are TPTB willing to go to protect their global panoptic fiefdom disguised as the free world? 

The answer to that question is going to be revealed soon, whether TPTB like it – or not.