John le Bon

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Asch Conformity Experiment Revisited

The ‘Asch experiment’ is a key plank of ACT realm lore. So goes the story, back in the 1950s, a researcher named Asch proved that although people will conform like sheep in the face of group consensus, a lone voice of reason can break the spell of groupthink.

It is easy to see why this idea appeals to many in the ACT realm, especially those who like a good fix of hopium: Change is only one truth-teller away!

I once fell for the Asch experiment meme myself…

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JLB Member Discord | Open House #14 | Jingle Bell Bug-Out (23-Dec-2018)

Is it okay to lie about a fat man from the North Pole who hands out presents? Are there any parallels between the tales we tell children and the stories given to the masses by The People Who Run The Show? What is permaculture and how might we benefit from it? And what are your plans for when the SHTF?

Joining me to discuss these questions and more was an all-star cast of interlocutors from across the United States, including two n00bies.

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JLB Member Discord | Open House #13 | Mandela Sky (16-Dec-2018)

How much do we really know about the lights in the night sky? Is it possible that they may be simulated or otherwise 'man-made'? When did the so-called 'Mandela Effect' become a thing? What relationship might exist between excessive consumption of mainstream programming and discordant memories?

Joining me to discuss these questions and more was an all-star cast of interlocutors from across the US.

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