What’s the oldest things you’re wearing today?

Analysing questions in the answer prompt series I can’t escape the impression that this is not about the interest of what one thinks but about statistics.

It looks like that the statistics are then processed and are becoming food of the  today modern big data. There it is  analysed and then proposals are made how to proceed further in the soft mind control. Soft becomes hard, hardship confuses, and then we get to the state of mind which is easily controllable. And the story goes on and on…

But to stay on track and answer the question I can say that the oldest think that I wear today, is in my brain and it is the  following very valuable last century book:

“The Cutural Cold War”

By Frances Stonor Saunders

Today the methods are the same, while names are obviously different as no one is yet immortal. We all are mortal! Mortal.

To shorten, let me share with you the mind garment I particularly wear in my mind.

Two following quotes from the above mentioned book:

‘Sire – over what do you rule?’

‘Over everything’ said the king, ‘with magnificent simplicity.’

(From “The Little Prince”)

And another old mind garment that is:

” You think you are

doing the pushing.

But it is you who are

being pushed.”

From Faust of Goethe

Those are the oldest “things” what I “wear” just to keep calm and not to  swear! – That’s my quote.

DRL

May 16, 2024

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