The reason for this sequel blog is that other material and ideas have turned up. There probably won't be a lot more. The Not-in-Character blog met formatting problems when further text was added, however it was set up to take x-many posts per page. Some of them just disappeared, so some are linked to from here. The Out-of-Character blog was a joint effort from about 10 years ago. We hope there is some food for thought.
I find it strange when people harp on about souls or karma, while feeling they can do or say anything they want. We recently had a run of neighbours who seemed to want to assert themselves over others. When they find they aren't getting the desired response, they just vanish. The latest did the usual song + dance act, then suddenly cleared out themselves and their clutter. I got the impression the bloke is a racial purist, feeling himself superior to other members of society. It takes all sorts - which is really my point. In a different scenario, I visited someone who is ill and a purported church member, who thinks it OK to hurl abuse at an overworked doctor in a way that went way beyond, especially if you need help. I guess we all have quirks and foibles, but hopefully sometimes we stop and think, or try it better next time.
I won't get started on politics, but find it hard to fathom how appalling decisions are made that are clearly biassed or detrimental to others, only being backtracked after good people raise the alarm, which should not be necessary when systems are already in place for things to be done properly and fairly. People do things badly because they can? Or because they want to be noticed and talked about!
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Invasive Technology
Anyone interested in biological/technical methods of control, please go to revised Blog https://doubledstandards.blogspot.com and scroll to Invasive Technology.
Most pages have a selection of relevant books that you may not have come across, including on coronavirus, End Times, mind control - what we're calling Mindcluk, cuckooing of the mind.
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