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Date Posted: 15:53:35 12/26/03 Fri
Author: SYNTARSUS
Subject: Re: Weird Stuff, Eh?
In reply to: Ex-NLP Person 's message, "The Truth About NLP" on 19:36:10 12/23/03 Tue

I hate how TV uses words and images to manipulate people's minds and emotions. Commercials, especially. I mean what does "I feel Coke" mean? What if everyone started talking like a commercial message? They would all sound like a bunch of babbling, incoherent lunatics! That's what commercials sound like and look like to me . . . insanity. We'd have people talking really fast so that you would have no idea what they were talking about - and neither would they, but merely THINK that they knew what they were talking about . . . but it would only be in mental fragments. Just like in that book '1984' where people talked as if they were quacking ("Quack, quack, quack!") and it was called 'duckspeak'. Wait a minute! Aren't people already becoming like that????

No wonder the newer generations are having a hard time concentrating, reading, spelling, and finding creative things to do. Their brains are filled with a load of insignificant crap! That's what I think TV does to a person's brain. It fills the vaccum of the mind with a bunch of incoherant, fragmented, and unimportant nonsense! Instead of thinking for one's self and having one's own ideas about themselves, people, the world, and those existentially higher thoughts, the television continues to put the screenwriter's or director's or whomever's thoughts & ideas into the veiwers' heads and can affect many people all together at the one time.

Einstein said that he never bothered to memorise certain things such as phone numbers because he didn't want to clog his brain with unimportant junk. He wanted there to still be enough room in his head to memorise the important stuff that he actually needed to know.

- SYNTARSUS

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