Good morning treepeople
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Decades per week is the new normal, days always contain multiverses. The progression of time is perception, its manipulation an art form. Chronology is for boomers. Relax, citizen.
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Twelve years ago, people were outraged by Snowden’s limited hangout leaks, worried their privacy was eroding. Today, we’ve been conditioned to hand over every bit of data to “the AI” - one of the most intrusive surveillance dragnets in history.
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How to keep a secret
To keep a grand secret, you must build an epistemic firewall that is not just informational, but ontological. It aims to suppress not just knowledge, but the framework through which such knowledge could be interpreted, discussed, or even believed. This isn’t about secrecy, it’s about cognitive weaponization. The secret isn’t contained by denying evidence, but by reframing language, redefining credibility, and contaminating epistemology itself. Over time, the cover-up matures into a self-replicating stable belief-control ecosystem. A strange attractor in the collective belief space. That’s how you preserve a secret in complex social environments: not by hiding it, but by making belief in it structurally impossible.
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UPDATE SPAIN BLACKOUT: The Spanish gov has published the most detailed timeline yet of the April 28th blackout of the Iberian Peninsula. Lots of emphasis on "over voltage" and "frequency loss".
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"There is a theory which states if ever anyone discovers exactly what the Universe is for or why it is here, it will instantly disappear & be replaced by something even more bizarrely inexplicable. There is another theory which states that this has already happened." ~Douglas Adams
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A chess game starts with 20 moves, then 40+, 8,900, and 197,740 by the 4th. By the 40th, it's 10⁴⁰—like the atoms in the universe. That’s chess magic.
