Heinlein Gazette - Zen, the Individual, and the Corporation.

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Heinlein Gazette 

 

Zen, the Individual, and the Corporation.

 

July 12, 2008

Kevin Greer

 

 

 

          When I first started doing business it was via a novice and misdirected intermediary.  The local society did not quite understand they were a product but had already given up their sovernty.  Information that would be empowering to individuals had been completely removed from education systems.  Luckily I escaped during my fourth year of indoctrination.  It was an odd matter of circumstances considering that the final event was initiated with a colored piece of construction paper and a thumbtack.

 

          There was a music instructor who decided to assign an art project to her classroom.  She held up a piece of colored construction paper that was blank and she started poking holes in it with a thumbtack until she had created letters with the holes spelling out the words “Music is fun”.  She said we should write how we feel about music.  I punched out the words “Music is not fun”.  The instructor told me I had to write two hundred times “Music is fun” at home that night and bring it back in with me the next day.  This is where the intermediary employed a little used and often considered too time consuming method which she had no experience with.  This method turned out to be quite useful in providing an avenue for dropping off of the radar.

 

The most useful knowledge regarding math is learning the best techniques that can be used to determine an answer.  The institutions use several of your years getting you to memorize answers to rudimentary math problems.

 

Many people did not know that they were easier to control if their mental ability was retarded and therefore did not recognize there was a motive to reduce their mental ability.

 

To be continued………