Amazing parallel revelations from across the web. Too fucking perfect!

Skilluminati was the wake-up call for me. It has taught me that clarity, in language and intention, is centrally important. People will always misinterpret your content, but they seldom misunderstand your intentions. This is something what I will examine in detail, probably in the next article I write, but for now: the two central myths of conspiracy theory are lies. The first myth, of course, is that the world has already been conquered and is currently under Someone Else’s control. The second myth is more pervasive and ultimately dangerous: the claim that learning about How Fucked We Are is somehow empowering.

Change comes from action, not research. I have notebooks full of information tracing the history of social control and the hidden networks that shaped our culture, and I might as well burn that shit. I don’t mean that in a dramatic adolescent way, please don’t misinterpret me. I’m not saying I regret doing that research, it was interesting at the time and it taught me academic discipline. I’m just saying that research merely leads to more research, and thanks to my Skilluminati project, I realized that my days in front of a computer were coming to an end.

CONSPIRACY THEORY IS DEAD!