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Zonder Reden's avatar

"If you are wondering how Immanis survived, in that respect, then simply consider that they developed parasitism as the adapted mechanism of choice."

You nailed it right on the head with your Circe #1 exposee. If one starts to look at this "species" from the perspective you describe, then everything in this world makes sense. The horror perpetrated by this strain of "humanity" fits the description of the Homo Immanis perfectly well. It does not suffice to call the globalists just parasites, but one has to look at them in evolutionary context and understand that this species is not what most human beings are. Just like the orangutang is not a human being. It may look somewhat like a human being, but it is not. And so is the Homo Immanis NOT a human being, although it looks pretty much the same.

Out of a lack for better, I refer to these "fellow humans" as parasites, or psychopaths myself, but it does not cover it. Even a psychopath is to some extent capable of knowing the difference between right and wrong, and what his actions are causing another person. As we know, some psychopaths will actually confess, in courts and such, that what they did was wrong. But Homo Immanis does not have such feedback system. You may well be right about the amygdala; it certainly warrants investigation.

As for your reference to the London Dungeon, it is a good and vivid example of the horror Homo Immanis is capable of, and which capability still existst in their brain, as we are witnessing in other forms of horror nowadays throughout the world.

If it were possible to eradicate Homo Immanis, the world would be a manageable environment; manageable to the extent that living is truly a pleasant experience - unique and shortlived. Homo Immanis is the evolutionary parasitic force that destroys the natural strain, that we call the Homo Sapiens, the majority of human creatures that populates the world. However, HS is not capable of fighting off HI. That's another discussion, the why not, and equally important to your thesis (if you have not already covered it, I still need to read part 2 and 3!)

Thanks for taking your time to explain all this, it is long overdue. Humanity needs to be realistic about the life forms that it is intermingled with. What an eye opener it will be....

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Vexman's Thoughts's avatar

Why not continue this series? You've made a great start into the subject and all is set for a deep dive into cabal's mentality. The question of their overall number is definitely an interesting one, but I wouldn't necessarily agree that it's put us in position of a huge disadvantage.

Why? Let me begin by saying that although numbers are from the domain of precision and exactness, we can definitely deduct that the overall number of cabal is minuscule. Just by following the money and looking at the most wealthy we arrive at the estimate of about 1% of the whole population size. But not all wealthy people are cabal's members, so we might cut that down to 0,5%. Out of those half percent we should also exclude complete and obvious peons, such as Musk or Bezos or Branson et al., who are merely acting as fronts for the cabal's families as true owners of the business corporations. These puppets are not the ones calling any shots, they don't decide pretty much about anything except for maybe what's on their breakfast menu and what shoes are they'll be wearing today. So we can again heavily cut that number down to, say, 0.1% of the entire world's population.

Then we should also estimate what's the size of the entire human population so we could extrapolate the size of the Immanis. I'd posit that there are definitely not 8 billion people inhabiting Gaia at this moment. As much as I've traveled around and had an opportunity to observe the globe from high up while flying around, we live in a huge world that's very sparsely populated. Some cities may actually concentrate the population at one place, but that's not near the average per square km. My educated guess would be that the number of Sapiens at this point is 2 billion at the most. Which in turn gives us the estimate of about 2 million of Immanis that actually count.

Out of these 2 million, we should focus on those who are occupying their highest ranks in planning department and societal order in general - I'm pretty sure only small percentage from their own ranks are dealing with surviving strategies of parasitism and speciesism, while the majority of the spoiled brats are too busy reinventing the definition of hedonism on weekly basis. So I would hypothesize that we're looking at maybe a few thousand of Immanis generals and planners - those who are definitely and restlessly working against Sapiens'.

I still believe that the most important issue is about naming these rare beasts and finding out where they live / hide. Even if I told you that the exact number of cabal is 1.574.631 individuals, this doesn't represent any real solution to the problem. If the main goal is to remove them as parasites and regain the control of our societies, then I'd focus on investigating who they are so I could unmistakably identify them when the opportunity arises. The side effect of creating such a list would be, of course, counting their number as we'd been writing them down. Both issues solved by doing one task. I'd call that extremely pragmatic and efficient.

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