by Mike Driver Consider the possibility that humanity is divided into three types of people: conformists, who represent the vast majority, plus a relatively small number of Mavericks and psychopaths. As a civilisation rises the Mavericks lead by default. They are the creators of new knowledge, they discover new opportunity, they explore both geographically and … Continue reading The Maverick Strain
by Mike Driver 50 observations from inside the belly of modernity: If a politician of any stripe is speaking, even if truth, it will be in the service of a greater lie. Everything you see, everything you hear and everything you feel via the glass of mass media, even if true, is in service of … Continue reading The Way It Is
by Mike Driver Stop for a moment, listen, can you hear it? Like a strain of music in the distance, lost, then heard again. Spring is coming. Hope gathers itself in the soil, the songs of the forest are changing, optimism lights the air. Spring is nature’s trampoline propelling colours like prayers on butterfly wings. The … Continue reading About This Life
by Mike Driver Without free thought free speech is worthless - George Cooper Was the ‘Covid’ period a mass conversion event? I thought I was done with writing about the events of the last 4 years. The ‘plandemic’ or ‘convid’ had taken up sufficient of my thinking time. I’m now certain there was no pandemic, … Continue reading The Zombie Trance
by Mike Driver “There are these two young fish swimming along and they happen to meet an older fish swimming the other way, who nods at them and says ‘Morning, boys. How’s the water?’ And the two young fish swim on for a bit, and then eventually one of them looks over at the other … Continue reading What is Propaganda?
by Mike Driver "Everything a lie... Everything you hear, everything you see... So much to spew out... They just keep coming, one after another... You're in a box... A moving box... They want you dead, or in their lie" - Terence Malick, The Thin Red Line The carousel spins round and round, faster and faster, the … Continue reading The Carousel
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