• The Great Reset?

  • Feb 4 2023
  • Length: 1 hr and 6 mins
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The Great Reset?

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  • Revisiting this hot topic. It appeared without any context “you will own nothing” taken as a literal, that this group that sling this term “the great reset” where going to some how prevent ownership of things and that you will live how they bid you to. Literals aside, they fore-warned of change and added their own ideas as to how that change may express itself. If you knew patterns for change through generations, you could steer people toward your ideals in advance. Technology is a good example of this, tablets and other handheld computers where launched way before the iPad or Amazon Fire, but the timing for adoption was not “right”. Timing is everything. How many people would have accepted remaining in place for weeks on end prior to 2020? 2003, 2009 ... similar events that pale in comparison to what happened in 2020. I was in the “epicenter” in 2003 [SARS act 1, Hong Kong] and my experience then was a complete contrast to 2020. Timing. 2009 is significant, a flu epidemic in the UK that to me went largely unnoticed, but reading a government report on the whole event, it was a precursor for things to come in 2020. Most notably, this reported highlighted a need to utilise “behavioural insights”, a group that determine how to communicate with the general populous in order to alter their behaviour ... this was a key utility in 2020. So the great reset whether in the image of a largely inexperienced figure head of the WEF or not, the undertones cannot be ignored. Change is inevitable, the way in which we adapt is how we can prosper, the mainstream efforts offer these changes as new evolutions of industry and technology but this is following the path of ignorance and providing those who listen with no choice. There is always choice, just choose the path and observe what is happening.
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