The Google complex is running scared of the psychological tool of social engineering revealed as “Mass Formation Psychosis”. Whoops. It is THEIR tool, after all. Patrick Wood’s interview on the topic with Erskine Overnight was banned from YouTube. Search results are buried at Google. In 1938, Technocracy defined itself as the “science of social engineering”. Indeed. ⁃ TN Editor
The concept of mass formation psychosis as an explanation for our lingering nonsensical covid hysteria was brought to the masses by Dr. Robert Malone on Joe Rogan’s podcast in late December. Malone contextualizes work done by psychologist and statistician Dr. Mattias Desmet on the conditions necessary for mass formation to set in, and explains why many of those conditions are being met right now.
Per Google Trends, Immediately after the podcast, interest in and searches for the term skyrocketed. And it just so happens that Malone himself had previously published an article on his Substack, expanding on the very subject he just became responsible for driving so much interest in.
And separately, as we know, the purpose of a search engine is to satisfy a person’s search by matching him with the most relevant information possible. So if someone were searching for “mass formation psychosis,” certainly Malone’s article would appear at the top, right? He is basically synonymous with the term right now.
It appears Bing and Yahoo may think so. But Google, perhaps not so much.
At least that is what data collected by the SEO data tool GeoRanker would indicate, showing that a search for “mass formation psychosis” on both Yahoo and Bing returns Malone’s article as the #1 organic result, but for Google, the article is not listed as one of at least the first twenty organic results.
Patrick Wood is a leading and critical expert on Sustainable Development, Green Economy, Agenda 21, 2030 Agenda and historic Technocracy. He is the author of Technocracy Rising: The Trojan Horse of Global Transformation (2015) and co-author of Trilaterals Over Washington, Volumes I and II (1978-1980) with the late Antony C. Sutton.
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Patricia P Tursi, Ph.D
January 11, 2022 12:16 pm
Which proves that censorship is the primary tool of this planned Demic
Michel
January 11, 2022 12:43 pm
THIS IS GOOD BECAUSE BEING BANNED ON SOCIAL MEDIA IS THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SEAL OF APPROVAL – IT MEANS THEY ARE PRETTY SURE ITS TRUE
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Andy
January 12, 2022 5:36 am
I saw censorship coming way back in 1998. I was a frequent/daily poster/commenter on freerepublic.com. Enter the Washington Post lawsuit to get FR to stop re-posting whole articles that we were commenting on. WP claimed they were losing traffic. It was obvious that the WP wanted more control over who says what on their narratives. The NY Times joined the law suit. Which they won. Thus, FR could post only excerpts from articles to comment on. To read the whole article you had to go to the WP website. Then came the migrating of in-house website comment sections to be… Read more »
Mass formation psychosis is only possible within the formations of financial monopoly and corporate fiefdom. You are enslaved under medieval tyranny, because you are all still avidly sucking the corporate tit.
You can trace every social malady of the last 300 years to the establishment of the corporate financial method. Ban all forms of incorporation, franchise, and syndication, and the situation will correct itself in no time at all.
Avoiding the truth of the matter is a psychosis in and of itself… Get over it.
Which proves that censorship is the primary tool of this planned Demic
THIS IS GOOD BECAUSE BEING BANNED ON SOCIAL MEDIA IS THE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING SEAL OF APPROVAL – IT MEANS THEY ARE PRETTY SURE ITS TRUE
[…] Read more: Cult-Owned-And-Created Google/YouTube Has Buried Content About ‘Mass Formation Psychosis’ […]
I saw censorship coming way back in 1998. I was a frequent/daily poster/commenter on freerepublic.com. Enter the Washington Post lawsuit to get FR to stop re-posting whole articles that we were commenting on. WP claimed they were losing traffic. It was obvious that the WP wanted more control over who says what on their narratives. The NY Times joined the law suit. Which they won. Thus, FR could post only excerpts from articles to comment on. To read the whole article you had to go to the WP website. Then came the migrating of in-house website comment sections to be… Read more »
[…] Google/YouTube Has Buried Content About ‘Mass Formation Psychosis’ (technocracy.news) […]
Mass formation psychosis is only possible within the formations of financial monopoly and corporate fiefdom. You are enslaved under medieval tyranny, because you are all still avidly sucking the corporate tit.
You can trace every social malady of the last 300 years to the establishment of the corporate financial method. Ban all forms of incorporation, franchise, and syndication, and the situation will correct itself in no time at all.
Avoiding the truth of the matter is a psychosis in and of itself… Get over it.