Look around. We live inside a giant, invisible box. And if anyone tries to escape – people see you as a threat – and desperately try to stuff you back in the box. Don’t rock the boat.
When you finally understand – and become psychology – you step out of the world of illusions that we live in. That’s why psychology scares people – they have been made to be afraid of their own shadows. Made to be afraid of their own animal nature – it’s not comfortable.
Our parents put us in our matrix pod as a baby. They handed us the script—go to school, get a job, chase money, respect authority, and believe in stories they never actually questioned. They didn’t do it out of malice. It’s just that their parents did it to them, all the way back up the line. It was all they knew how to do.
We were handed an illusion of choice, and we bought it hook, line, and sinker. We gave up on self-directed learning – critical thinking – and opted to believe in free will – the illusion of choice. We traded our wild, natural independence for a warm, comfortable cage where all our meals are handed to us through a slot. Well – Universe 25 – here we come.
In reality – we chose domestication. We’ve been conditioned to love our chains. And people fight anyone that tries to remove those chains.
We look at our routines, our bills, and our safety nets as our safe space. People will chase repeating patterns until the day they die rather than risk stepping out into the unknown. We’ve become entirely domesticated—pet humans who are terrified of losing the very things that trap us. We gave up freedom for comfort, and we convinced ourselves it was a fair trade.
When the Lights Go Out – And It Is Coming…
But what happens when the plug gets pulled? The whole matrix runs on electricity. The grid is what holds the illusion together. Imagine waking up tomorrow and the power is gone—forever. No internet. No grocery stores. No gas pumps. Total darkness.
We caught a preview of this during the blackout in Spain last summer. Panic set in immediately. People were beside themselves, completely helpless, begging the system to come back online and save them.
Because the brutal truth is this: we forgot how to survive. Carl Jung would say that it’s going to force people to integrate with their shadows – and forced shadow integration never ends well. Ask a soldier who has been in battle what happens.
Facing the Wild
Right now, people are in a collective panic because they can feel the seams of their barn falling apart. Their survival is coming apart at the seams, and they don’t know what to do.
Strip away the power grid, and you strip away the matrix. In an instant, people realize they don’t actually know how to feed, shelter, or protect themselves without a machine doing it for them.
The fear you see out in the world isn’t just about politics or economics. It’s the sheer terror of a domesticated animal realizing it has no idea how to live in the wild.