A punitive dictatorship or police state is not a high-trust society, even though laws may be strictly enforced. Likewise, in a high-trust society, behaviour is expected to be good and moral, even where not mandated by law.
This just doesn't work. A high-trust society cannot be built by force.
> I am fatigued of the suicidal and deleterious empathy of those in charge who refuse to take second-order effects into account.
The irony here is palpable. An increasingly desperate poverty class with no hope of social mobility has many second-order effects, and none of them can be policed out of existence.
You have to assume the CIA are the absolute masters of layered deception.
I just listened to Anna Paulina Luna on Joe Rogan drone on about the CIA and remote viewing. I just assume that is all some kind of booby trap nonsense to fall into. I actually think the whole interview was Anna telling the bullshit the CIA showed her to keep her from finding anything that matters.
Same way with classifying the JFK assassination docs for decades even though there is absolute nothing in them.
It is brilliant. Something far beyond gas lighting.
Objectively, I have no idea what to believe with the CIA and that obviously is the strategy.
The more I use claude code, the more frustrated I get with this aspect. I'm not sure that a generic text-based LLM can properly solve this.
Source: autosteer on JD tractors let me get really good at switch games.
Ration on price. Or availability. Or quality.
Eventually, every system ends up with one of the three. Sometimes 2.