/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12214978
This is too broad to answer and Idgaf enough right now. Short version, without defining the different types of control of human behavior:
-Cybernetics
-Early childhood trauma (from sexcual abuse, to neglect, to parentification and confused roles, to not "seeing: the child)
-Brain damage
-Physical and psychological torture alongside drugs, sensory deprivation, electric and magnetic stimulation
-The more traditional carrot dangling, like sex, money, etc as a broader system which alongside law and police becomes the interface by which you acquire food (deferred gratification, proxies).
-Psychosocial conditioning and reality bending via media, psychosocial ecology at work (positioning narcissists etc in middle management)

The list goes on. Some people are more susceptible to certain types with a strong genetic component.

>>11972424
Literally everything in that image are signs of CPTSD and early childhood trauma and neglect. Look up parentification, CPTSD, narcissitic abuse, etc. There could also be a brain damage component, cervical spine issues, etc of course.

>>11749709
Attachment trauma, mental conflict in early childhood. Parentification, causing the child to discard their developing ego in favor of a false self, or the superego, to meet these adult demands they have no real ability to understand. Labile parents that the child learns to please (never successfully) by becoming hyperaware of their state and managing them accordingly, therein, the child's emotional state is tied to the parent's. Long term negative reinforcement until they're terrified of visibility, and the developing ego is so thoroughly destroyed that they become narcissistic, classically dissociative, or psychopathic. In each case, having them ultimately have no absolutely no connection with themselves and their desires, aside from the value system which is provided by the superego.

At that point the individual, lacking any real capacity for emotional navigation or nuance, will just filter and wall off any unwanted emotion. Living through their shell personality, the false self. There will nothing to manage, they won't even be aware of their deficit and that they're rotting from within with no ability to connect to self or other. A side effect of this is the ability to sustain and ignore cognitive dissonance. Another side effect is a well tuned, fine grained ability to manage their perception and turn everything and anything, to use.

Strength from suffering. Beauty from misery. Bliss from the deepest despair and unyielding hell. These are the people who will appear the most strong, and stable. Everything will bounce right off. You will feel invulnerable. And only occasionally will the layers fall off long enough to gaze into the emptiness within. The Truth.

Pick your poison, as they say.

>>11732460
Narcissism is a trauma based dissociative disorder. Probably often CPTSD and a destroyed ego, sometimes with a vague psychopathic component.

4chan is yet another medium for a long term abusive conditioning process. Imagine right now going to a board, any board, and posting about an interest you have. Maybe it's /mu/ and you want to know if anyone else is into [band] or [genre]/ Maybe it's /sci/ and it's some theory or subtopic of a broader topic. Maybe it's /g/ and it's some tech you use. Now, as you go to post take careful note of what you're actually feeling.

It's either apprehension, hardening (not talking about the porn boards here), or ramping up a readiness. This is because, you know you will be attacked. You know what this place is.

To this post people will tell me to go back to [other place], they'll say I'm weak and want a hugbox safespace and can't scale to any criticism, they'll say it's just a timewaster and not to take it seriously, many things in this vein will be brought forward. All of them are based on the same core assertion: The "mixed bag" is necessary, beneficial, and acceptable. Perhaps even ideal, good as gets. The way it should be. These things all show that they've been abused for so long they can no longer even see it. Bit by bit, the entire internet becomes the same haze of stupidity and bullshit, bit by bit this behavior becomes omnipresent. Eventually, this "mixed bag" will be all there is.

The extreme safe space mentality of some sites, and the needlessly brutal nature of some of the chans, are actually incredibly similar underneath. Eventually they will converge to the same end point. And you will only have yourself to blame. Deprecate 4chan. Deprecate bullshit. Start holding yourself and other people to a higher standard. If you don't take yourself by the reins, someone else will. If you don't use your brain, someone else will use it for you. So too of one's neighbor. Remember that.

>>11395222
Until it happens to you.

>inb4 muh big picture, ends justify means, suicidal apathy
Even if you experience the world through this lens in general, when it really comes down to it, you'll likely suffer a degree of mental conflict. The US is slated for depopulation, and you're probably not smart enough to see the subtle ways it's closing in and ramping up, and thus, you'll fail to avoid it. You assume you will be taken care of.

Oh well.

>>11329103
:"Chainless slaves"
Yep. I'm still pretty clever, but imagine how much better it could've been if I wasn't deliberately brain damaged repeatedly from every conceivable angle by the power structure.

>>11308551
They clamp.
>Reduced gross motor development, brain damage
They vaccinate.
>Brain damage and long term bias towards inflammatory disease.
They circumcise.
>Psychological effects and stunting
They fluoridate
>Inhibits over 200 enzyme systems (including those of the citric acid cycle), displaces iodine, reduces IQ and alters behavior
They chlorinate and chlorimate
>More iodine inhibition
They irradiate.
>Brain damage, DNA damage, endocrine disruption, stunted growth, disruption of ATP production etc
They brominate.
>Displaces iodine, more.
They glyphosate etc.
>Destroys microbiome, weakens connective tissue and muscle, brain damage, etc.

Living in the land of plenty is nothing if you only have poison in abundance. I'm surprised they haven't gotten it to where they can just send us through a Quake 4-esque process at birth, skip all the run around.

>>11277386
Wearing people down is a pre-requisite. So we first clamp, vaccinate, circumcise, irradiate, fluoridate, brominate, etc. Then we foster hedonism, which is quite easy given the generally feeling of a deep almost almost existential hole in oneself, and iterate accordingly.

Pleasure, compliance, and submission is all about the mixed bag. Too little punishment, they don't take it seriously and do not cede their internal landscape to outside forces. Too much and they just shut down and their machinery seizes up completely. It needs to be kept oscillating within certain bounds, and they must see themselves as having some person choice or agency in their fate. Even if it is an illusion. Hence, you keep them chasing an ever shifting and narrowing island of stability whereby the pain lessens and the means for pleasure begins to exist, at which point you may drip feed accordingly. Or pour, to disorient and greatly shift their course before their "island" shifts again and they must loop back around in short order. Over time this conditions the individual towards compliance by reworking the architecture of their internal world towards accepting without question that their experience will be externally dictated, if they have some ability to twist their mind and "shift their perspective" to avoid the pain, this will be gradually erased by the aforementioned shifting of the rules. This is why illness is such a vital mechanism, they will eventually convince themselves that their misery or functional deficits are due to their own failure and ineptitude.

You hit the emotional jackpot by structuring and conditioning the system that will be experiencing it. Then the levers of control are plain, relatively fixed, and readily in view. The higher highs, the lower lows. Attempts to game the system only entrench one deeper.

>>11262202
Jose Delgado. Enjoy having the deepest existential clamping imaginable.

Clamped.

Image related, your self deceiving mind.

>>10801711
You don't do anything to the tumor environment unless you're going to remove it completely. Needle aspirates and biposies cause it to spread.

Anyway, there are many ways to cure cancer. I've gone into it before on here and I'm not going to bother again because people just want everything to be the way they were told it was, and live in the fear of the terminal nature of big boogieman cancer. This is because it's a cultural "tribal" battle, and you fear realizing you're being lied to, and therefore losing the meaning afforded by this fight alongside your compatriots.

Image kind of related. Most people's split self comforting mind. And also, cut out the sugar, that's the first thing. Most all cancers are strictly glycolytic, and cannot effectively utilize ketones.

>>10721164
Not a legitimate poster. Will ignore.

>Pic related
You and your split mind. Best of luck.

>>10391713
Begone NPC.

>Psychology is bullshit
t. Moron

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otxAuHG9hKo
You couldn't solve or help shit.

>>10353245
Don't give up.

Reminder that Wikipedia is not a proper source.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDPrpKDjQ5U

>>10054375
>Systematically duping people into getting who knows what injected into them.
>Doing this at scale, year after year.
I'm not sure that this is a good thing.

>>10042794
For trauma I recommend phenibut or kava. Phenibut is used in Russia for PTSD.

My experience has been contradictory. At first I saw phenibut as being a depatterning and destructuring agent, taking a mind that had become tightly wound and loosening it so the individual could begin to really look at all these things, sort them, and put them away. Later on it seemed like it began to cause extreme structuring of the mind, but in some loose way that left a sense of apathy and therefore paralysis / stagnation. I was taking ~500mg 3 - 6 days per week, which is ~15mg/kg. It could be quite useful if you recognize when you've used it long enough.

Kava is hard to explain. Be careful with it if you take other drugs, as contains strong cytochrome P450 family inhibitors.

I don't know if it ever quite gets better.

I'm looking for material that'll afford a more mechanistic approach to understanding aspects of biological systems and pharmacology. I'd like to know more about allosteric modulation, binding sites, how something can act as an "inverse agonist" (what about the system allows that activity to function and exist), etc.

I don't know where to begin other than bio/neurochemistry textbooks, but I'd like something broader. I don't even understand how enzymes are triggered and ultimately do anything. Is that ability "work" intrinsic to its structure and only its synthesis requires an energy investment, or do some use ATP directly?

Want to get away from the patchwork.