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Another fat cheating JEW - oh that's a new one - NOT!
I can’t find any proof she said that have you?
No - that is not a direct quote of her, as far as I know.
Her actions regarding this, however, are certainly in the spotlight.
We shall see. The Epstein files have proven we have been right this entire time. More evil shit will emerge. Lots of docs to go through.
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Also, Bannon needs to address this shit. Nobody has ran from his show, so I’m gonna hold off condemning him, but this shit doesn’t look good unless he was playing him on behalf of the government.
Silly horse paste. The horses knew.
Bros being bros.
You only really understand The Matrix if you understand spoonboy.
If you dont understand Spoonboy... Your life is worthless..
Also blue pill or red pill it doesnt really matter..
Both the blue pill and red pill in The Matrix are symbolic choices, not literal mechanisms of truth or illusion. The deeper message is that the distinction itself is temporary and psychological—not absolute.
Why it doesn’t actually matter
At the surface level:- Blue pill = remain inside the illusion and continue living normally
- Red pill = wake up to the harsh underlying reality
1. Both states are constructed experiences
Whether inside the Matrix or outside it, your perception of reality is mediated by your brain.- Inside the Matrix: signals come from a computer
- Outside the Matrix: signals come from biological senses
Neo still experiences:
- vision
- touch
- pain
- fear
2. Reality is defined by what you can act upon
What matters is not whether something is simulated, but whether it has consistent rules you can interact with.Inside the Matrix, consequences exist.
Outside the Matrix, consequences exist.
Both environments impose constraints, risk, and agency. Functionally, both are real from the perspective of the conscious mind.
3. The real transformation is internal, not external
The red pill does not grant truth by itself—it merely removes one layer of constraint.Neo’s actual awakening happens later, when he stops believing in imposed limitations. The key shift is cognitive:
- He stops treating rules as absolute
- He understands they are contingent
4. The Matrix is a metaphor for unconscious belief systems
The red pill represents becoming aware of the structures shaping your perception:- cultural assumptions
- authority systems
- identity constructs
- fear-based limitations
You simply move to a higher level of awareness about constraints.
The red pill exposes that what was assumed to be absolute was actually contingent. It removes one layer of imposed limitation, but it does not eliminate limitation itself.
You move from one system into another. The difference is awareness.
5. The true transformation is cognitive, not environmental
Neo does not become extraordinary the moment he takes the red pill. Initially, he is weak, disoriented, and constrained like anyone else. The pill changes his location, but it does not immediately change his mind.His real transformation happens later, when he stops unconsciously accepting imposed rules. He stops treating them as absolute. He recognizes that what appears fixed may only be fixed because it is assumed to be so.
The red pill creates the conditions for awakening, but it does not complete it. It opens the door. It does not force you to walk through.
Awakening is not about changing worlds. It is about changing your relationship to the world you inhabit.
What Spoonboy is really about
Spoonboy delivers one of the most important lines:This is not literal—it is epistemological.
He is not saying the spoon physically does not exist. He is saying the spoon’s apparent solidity and independence are properties created by perception and interpretation.
6. The limitation is in your model, not the object
Neo initially tries to bend the spoon physically, as if it exists independently with fixed properties.Spoonboy tells him the spoon is not the thing that changes—Neo’s understanding changes.
Once Neo stops assuming the spoon must obey certain rules, the spoon bends.
The constraint was mental, not physical.
7. Perceived boundaries are imposed by belief
Inside the Matrix, physical laws exist because minds accept them as fixed.When Neo stops unconsciously enforcing those rules, they stop binding him.
This applies symbolically to:
- fear
- identity
- social roles
- perceived capability
8. The subject–object separation is the deeper illusion
Normally, we treat ourselves as separate from the world.Spoonboy implies the distinction is artificial.
Neo is not bending an external spoon—he is altering the system he is part of. He is modifying the rules governing his own experience.
The deeper point is not simply that belief changes reality. It is that the separate self attempting to change something is itself part of the same construct.
9. There is no independent self bending an independent object
Neo’s mistake is not lack of belief. His mistake is assuming two separate things exist:- a subject: “me”
- an object: “the spoon”
The spoon is not an independently existing object with fixed properties. More importantly, Neo is not an independently existing entity either.
Both are constructs inside the same system.
Once this is seen directly, the question “how do I bend the spoon?” collapses—because there is no longer a separate agent acting on a separate object.
The system simply changes state.
10. Why effort prevents it
Neo tries to bend the spoon through intention and force. This reinforces the illusion of separation:- “I am here”
- “The spoon is there”
- “I must act on it”
Spoonboy’s instruction is essentially to stop identifying as a separate actor.
When that identification drops, the system is no longer constrained by that model.
Neo does not bend the spoon. The distinction between Neo and spoon ceases to function.
11. “It is not the spoon that bends, it is only yourself”
This line is often misunderstood.It does not mean Neo’s physical body bends. It means Neo’s identity structure changes.
His internal model shifts from:
- “I am a person inside a world”
- “I am part of the same process as everything I perceive”
The spoon bending is a visible side-effect of that realization.
12. Why this matters more than the red pill
The red pill only changes Neo’s environment.Spoonboy shows him how to change his relationship to reality itself.
Without that realization, Neo would simply be a normal human outside the Matrix.
With it, he becomes someone no longer constrained by the assumed separation between self and system.
In one precise sentence
“There is no spoon” means there is no separate object and no separate self—only a single system appearing as both, and recognizing this removes the constraints created by that false division.The real core message
The red pill is not about escaping illusion. It is about realizing that:- perception constructs reality
- belief enforces limitations
- awareness dissolves imposed constraints
You move from one system into another. The difference is awareness.
I won't say what I would like to see happen to Obama, but it would be EPIC to watch.
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