The article discusses the alleged influence of governments and Hollywood films on societal behaviors, suggesting they employ mind control techniques akin to the CIA's MKUltra. Mind control expert Jason Christoff argues that both traditional media and social media can orchestrate obedience and push specific narratives. He asserts that humans are 'walking psyops' whose subconscious is drawn to repetitive messages, which can shape thought and action. This manipulation is believed to use 'mimetic programming,' where patterns of behavior are imitated, making it easier for powerful entities to foster compliance and addiction toward certain ideologies and behaviors.
Mind control is easy to execute because human beings are essentially 'walking psyops.' Repeated messages can be enormously powerful in influencing behavior.
'Mind control works on the subconscious... there are things you understand as a human being that you're not in control of.'
Your subconscious mind is always looking to establish what the bigger group of humans is doing, therefore it becomes responsive to repetitive content.
Christoff believes that 'mimetic programming' is routinely used in Hollywood films and by powerful corporations and governments to influence behavior.
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