Tag: Frankfurt School

Gathered, Pressed, Funneled

Post author By RWR Host
Post date November 27, 2020

Identity Funnel: Structure for acceptance of Neoliberal policy documents. — Identity Funnel Source:

Are you feeling pressed these days? That’s no accident or coincidence. It is intentional, and very much by design. Civilization is being gathered, pressed, and funneled…

Tags Albert Pike, Andrew Breitbart, Anthroposophy, Beatrice Boufoy-Bastick, Buddhism, conservative, Copernican overturning, Copernican Revolution, Critical Theory, cultural assimilation, cultural hegemony, cultural Marxism, cybernetics, diversity, doublespeak, doublethink, Frankfurt School, Giuseppe Mazzini, Hinduism, Identity Funnel, identity politics, inclusivity, ISR - Institute for Social Research, Jack Otto, Jainism, Jewish mysticism, Kabbalah, long march, Lucis Trust, Marxism, Mighty Wurlitzer, Multiculturalism, Nazism, neoliberalism, Oswald Spengler, probabilism, progressive, Progressive Era, reductio ad errorem, repressive tolerance, reverse discrimination, reverse racism, social Darwinism, social engineering, Swastika, Swedenborg, symbolism, Theodor Adorno, Theosophical Society, theosophy, virtue-signaling, WWIII, Zohar

Episode

RWR
2020-01-15

Post author By RWR Host
Post date January 15, 2020

Karl Marx (ca. 1865) — Karl Marx displays the Hidden Hand (ca. 1865) [Wikipedia]

“Cultural Marxism” – what does that mean? What exactly is it? Is it a ‘conspiracy theory’ as Wikipedia purports, or is there more to this story? Seeking to make sense of what has happened to American culture since the mid-twentieth century, today we explore the subject of cultural Marxism.

In the Wild

Happy New Year!

Post author By RWR Host
Post date January 5, 2020

The Roaring Twenties — Equal Rights envoys of the National Woman's Party, 1927

Last year (2019) was a crazy year for many – and crazier and more overwhelming and exhausting than I think most would likely admit, even and especially to themselves. My hope is, as we head into the ‘roaring twenties’ of this new millennium, that this year will be ‘better’. That is, that we’ll all feel […]

Tags 2045 Initiative, AI - Artificial Intelligence, Albert Pike, Andrew Breitbart, Angus Deaton, Antonio Gramsci, Atheism, automation, Barack Obama, Bernardine Dohrn, Bill Ayers, Bill Joy, Carl Jung, Christianity, Columbia University, Communism, Communitarianism, Critical Theory, cultural Marxism, cybernetics, D-Wave, Dana Ashlie, Dave Stetzer, David Mamet, dirty electricity, education, Edward Bernays, EMF - electro-magnetic frequency, EMR - electro-magnetic radiation, Facebook, Frankfurt School, Frederick Taylor Gates, General Education Board, Geordie Rose, Giuseppe Mazzini, globalization, Google, H. G. Wells, health, Henry Lai, Herbert Marcuse, Hillary Clinton, Joseph Buttigieg, Kindred AI, Lamarckian epigenetics, Liberalism, Martin H. Graham, Marxism, Max Horkheimer, Michal Kosinski, Multiculturalism, Nesta Webster, Nihilism, NPD - Narcissistic personality disorder, Pete Buttigieg, posthumanism, propaganda, Psychology, public relations, radio wave sickness, Ray Kurzweil, Richard Dawkins, robotics, Rules for Radicals, Saul Alinsky, Scott Klososky, Selfish Gene, Selfish Ledger, Sigmund Freud, Socialism, technocracy, technology, The Fourth Industrial Revolution, Theodor Adorno, Theodore Kaczynski, transhumanism, ubiquitous pollutant, Unabomber, Vance Packard, Weather Underground, WEF - World Economic Forum, Whittaker Chambers, WWIII

Fox Tails

The Sound
[ Influence ]
of Music

Post author By RWR Host
Post date December 23, 2019

“While listeners might be worried about playing emotional or overtly erotic music on speakers others can hear, they might not worry as much when they are listening via headphones. …” — How headphones are changing music – Quartz

Tags Alice Bailey, cultural Marxism, Culture industry, cybernetics, Eros, eroticism, Frankfurt School, mind control, music, necrophilia, perversion, social engineering, Theodor Adorno, WWI

Musings

Perfectionism is killing us

Post author By RWR Host
Post date December 17, 2019

More people than ever say they’re feeling pressured to look and be the best. It’s taking a toll. So writes Christie Aschwanden in her recent Vox article. Once an issue that affected a select few, perfectionism is now a growing cultural phenomenon, fueled by modern parenting and social media and an increasingly competitive economy, researchers […]

In the Wild

Kinder Gentler Dialectical Enslavement

Post author By RWR Host
Post date December 8, 2019

I had (have) that on one of my ‘watch later’ lists… Sounds like maybe I should get to it soon[er than ‘later’]… Incidentally, there is a confluence of subject matter and discussion(s)… As you send me this, I’ve had discussions about, and been doing some parallel (further / deep-ish dives) investigations on things like ‘culture […]