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Behavioral Programming In Entertainment Anonymous 06/02/23(Fri)11:20:49 No.34919762▶>>34919890 >>34920060 >>34920237 >>34920264 >>34920346 >>34920376 >>34920442 >>34920446 >>34920616 >>34922430 >>34922441 >>34923859 >>34923944 >>34927576 >>34927852 >>34927948 >>34927979 >>34928472 >>34928949 >>34930220 >>34932314 >>34935249 >>34935261 >>34935905 >>34938177 >>34943310 >>34943827
A guy is hiding from the police and yells "I've got a gun!". I've thought about this movie trope a lot. I've probably seen it dozens of times. It is probably not the best thing for a person in that situation to do...but it's certainly convenient for the police if people think that is the best thing to do.

Other Hollywood examples might include how people react to sightings of aliens or demons. Rarely do people think critically in these situations, and it seems like programming for Bluebeam-type scenarios. Or consider how people in movies act toward authority in general. I was watching Dr.Strangelove the other day and there's a scene where the phone is ringing and she asks if she should answer it. "You have to!", he responds, and I wonder if this is also programming designed to make life easier for police and debt collectors.

Can anyone provide any other common examples of this sort of subtle behavioral programming, or perhaps some resource that has already gone through the trouble of listing and cataloging them? Thanks in advance
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Anonymous 06/02/23(Fri)12:07:44 No.34920030▶>>34920070 >>34920084 >>34928545
what you're talking about is also discussed in the area of "subliminal messages". the examples you presented are great. basically they want to make behavior more predictable by implanting or teaching that type of behavior to the masses. look into mass marketing tactics. the end goal is the Last Man / Hollow Man type NPC of complacent people. we can see that most people are already like this, including stupid criminals.

another one i can think of is the push to show "conspiracy theorists" as unhinged, weird loners. they did this around the mid-to-late1990s.

examples:
1. conspiracy theory (mel gibson movie)
2. x-files
3. neo in the matrix
4. fight club (loner guy who can't get laid goes crazy and does a tewuhwism with his all-male crew because they hate post-industrial consoomer society)
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Anonymous 06/02/23(Fri)12:16:59 No.34920084▶>>34920113 >>34920115 >>34920169
>>34920030
>another one i can think of is the push to show "conspiracy theorists" as unhinged, weird loners. they did this around the mid-to-late1990s.
That had been going on for several decades before the '90s. I remember reading the Warren Commission Report on the JFK assassination and they state right up front that the commission was formed to debunk all the conspiracy theories that were spreading out of control. It was quite interesting to know that so many people in 1963 thought the president was murdered as part of a conspiracy... it puts the supposedly naive, innocent 1950s and early '60s in a new light. People were already DEEPLY cynical about their government at that time
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Anonymous 06/02/23(Fri)12:12:39 No.34920060▶>>34920100
>>34919762 (OP)
Big one that comes to mind right now is how everybody in America thinks that you have to wait 48 hours before calling the police about a missing person, when that is a total bullshit "rule" that was made up out of whole cloth by Hollywood. This has even been known to affect real-life cases where people waited to report a missing loved one because they remembered this rule from television. The implications are quite dark if this false information was spread on purpose by the media
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Anonymous 06/02/23(Fri)12:26:44 No.34920132▶>>34931906
>>34920100
I meant to write 24 hours, but yeah, even Wikipedia talks about this stupid myth:
>A common misconception is that a person must be absent for at least 24 hours before being legally classed as missing, but this is rarely the case. Law enforcement agencies often stress that the case should be reported as early as possible.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missing_person

I'm pretty sure I've read of at least one true crime case where people waited based on this myth, but I can't remember details offhand
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Anonymous 06/02/23(Fri)12:34:25 No.34920169▶>>34920189 >>34931323
>>34920113
>>34920084
the CIA invented the term "conspiracy theories" to immediately shut down anyone who refused to accept the official story. if you doubted the government you were automatically a crazy person. this worked over the course of decades, and thus we now have a lot of NPC normies who just want to keep their head down and never question things. we're becoming like China, where they fear that the nail that sticks out gets hammered down. but even in China there were anti-lockdown protests in 2022
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Anonymous 06/02/23(Fri)12:49:33 No.34920237▶>>34920260
>>34919762 (OP)
I'm am uplifted by the high quality threads and posts on /x/ lately. This is a thinker, anon. I know just what you mean, though, about this. With recent events, we all were shown just how many people behave like literal herd animals. Especially when stressed. Maybe cinema and other so called entertainment is used like a tool to herd humans. We already know about the power that simple memes have in shaping behaviour. Maybe cinema and sound do the same, but on a very large scale?
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Anonymous 06/02/23(Fri)12:57:30 No.34920264▶>>34920286 >>34921886 >>34921899 >>34937166
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>>34919762 (OP)
Here is an example, anon.
When I was a small kid, watching cartoons, I was annoyed by how many cartoons had hypnotism in them.
" You are getting sleeeeepy, verrry sleeeeeepy ", with the pocket watch.
One cartoon character would do this to another cartoon character, who would then fall under hypnosis, and be told to do something, and in a stupor, they would do what they were told
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Anonymous 06/02/23(Fri)13:12:38 No.34920346▶>>34921886
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>>34919762 (OP)
How there's always the big boss brain telling henchmen to do the dirty work, and they do it without question.
The henchmen are expendable. The henchmen are not held responsible, only the big boss is. Even though without his henchmen, the big boss' evil doings wouldn't get done
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Anonymous 06/02/23(Fri)13:37:08 No.34920442▶>>34930374
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>>34919762 (OP)
Eco terrorism and animal liberation groups being the cause of outbreaks and other world devestating chaotic events
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Anonymous 06/02/23(Fri)14:29:17 No.34920616▶>>34920639 >>34921886 >>34935867 >>34941739
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>>34919762 (OP)
Great topic. One example comes to mind that always bugs me is the US Military/intelligence agencies/government being painted in a positive and even heroic way. It's more insidious when its not central to the story because it effects peoples attitudes subliminally. MCU is a perfect example of this. I mean just look at this poster (this nerd is a CIA agent and a good guy)
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 Anonymous 06/02/23(Fri)14:35:29 No.34920639▶>>34920851 >>34921886 >>34930357
>>34920616
remember back in the early to mid 90's the cops were usually portrayed as stupid, slow and last to arrive at the crime scene? then something switched and they start showing cops in a more positive light, along with fedgov agents like you point out. lots of secret agent movies. however, i saw a movie recently that made reference to "shadow government" and portrayed the CIA in a negative light. this movie was released on netflix, title is The Gray Man. it was not a good movie
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Anonymous 06/02/23(Fri)21:26:42 No.34922095▶>>34922514 >>34936835
>>34921886
I think they call everyone who disagrees with them a Nazi, and suggests being a Nazi is the worst thing you can be, so that the opposite of a Nazi would automatically be good.
>jew=good
>nazi=very very bad
When in actuality Jews are Satanic pedophiles doing blood rituals to summon the Antichrist and rule the world for the next thousand years.
But at least they're not Nazis.
And I do get what you're saying, subtle programming to alter our behavior in certain situations. The entire world is carefully controlled to produce a set outcome so I don't for a second doubt it. It is less noticeable. Which is scary
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People are herded into certain personality types, or to rationalize their actions a particular way as they emulate destructive movie character behavior.

Another thing I've wondered about is the selective aspect of this programming. E.g. someone who is autistic might think that the goofy character that everyone laughs at is a good character to emulate. Only a certain type of person would fall victim to these destructive suggestions, so it would seem that the purpose is not so much to program society at large, but rather to make certain people expose their ineptitude, perhaps to yank them out of the gene pool while hopefully leaving others untouched. I suspect that a lot of the way gay people are portrayed has this purpose, to make them express themselves in ways that others are likewise programmed to identify..

In any case there is this sort of compartmentalization of the programming, that different sorts of men will focus on different characters and will be programmed according to those different characrers. So an analysis of these tactics can get complicated
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Anonymous 06/03/23(Sat)02:25:44 No.34923944▶
>>34919762 (OP)
The human mind is wired to learn and consume as much information as it can and to seek out this information. This is because doing so was always linked to greater success and survival in the past because the more you knew the more you could gain resources and advantages. Those in the know hijacked this natural impulse and created media with behaviors and themes that go against reality. The human brain from seeing certain behaviors over and over again does not know that it is not real and thinks that this is how reality works. The person that develops an entire repertoire of false experiences that they draw from and operate off of which makes them not only ineffective and stupid, but also truly enslaved because they are so cut off from reality they depend on the fake reality being fed to them because it's all they know and they have built their whole operating system off of it. seeing black people for example as anything but noble, oppressed geniuses that are absolutely cool goes against everything they have built their false experiences on so when they are confronted with reality they regard it as evil. If people were to learn for example that jews are the victimizers of the world and who believe that they are the master race and that they alone will exist in the world to come after they take care of us they would think "hey thats what white people do" but it's actually what jews are doing but they have been fed thousands of false experiences that jews are gentle victims when they have infiltrated and wiped out literally every culture on earth and openly admit and brag about doing this in many sources. It was enough to simply create media with false narratives to conquer the world because of the aforementioned drive that humans have to seek out information and media and consume it without a filter. The movie Videodrome is a kind of confession where they show how they created a tumor in the minds of the people who watch the media and now its over for them
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Anonymous 06/03/23(Sat)11:25:11 No.34927732▶>>34928254 >>34940601
>>34926696
I remember seeing some local news story when I was a kid about gangs killing people who flash their headlights. Now as i am older, i realize clearly that this "urban legend" was started by the government to keep people from flashing their lights to warn others about speed traps. Now we know that these little time-filler stories are provided by national media companies to local news stations all over the country, but we didn't know back then. So in hindsight the myth about the headlight killers is almost certainly a psyop to keep people from behaving in a way that deprives the justice system of fees, because we all know that traffic citations are big business
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Anonymous 06/03/23(Sat)12:50:47 No.34928254▶
>>34927732
And this is among the reasons, that they try so hard to divide the old from the young, through the control of words and language.
If you hate old people, reject their wisdom, disrespect them, calling them names like
" boomers ", like they train you to do, then they will not pass this kind of nuanced information directly to you, as young people.
D&C
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Anonymous 06/03/23(Sat)11:41:27 No.34927852▶>>34927959 >>34929104
>>34919762 (OP)
I think the TV show Cops, forensic files, etc is a really good example of this. It shows police as this sort of god like force that will catch you no matter for fast or far you drive. Notice that when you watch car chases etc that you never actually see anyone get away. Police were never depicted in a way that would paint them in a way they couldn't find/catch you. (if you look up on youtube there are people who like to get in police chases for fun and record them)
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Anonymous 06/03/23(Sat)16:56:15 No.34929104▶
>>34927852
They always position murder as some super intricate hardcore impossible feat to get away with when in reality if you just drove up to someone you wanted to kill and shot them then drove off you more than likely would get away with it. Its basically fear programming for retards
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Anonymous 06/03/23(Sat)11:59:07 No.34927976▶>>34928052
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A common trope in movies is the "lunchroom category tour." At some point in the movie, the protagonist goes through the cafeteria of his high school and we're informed of the cliques at the school. These are invariably some formulation of the following:
>Jocks
>Nerds
>Popular Girls
>Stoners/Goths
>Weirdos and Freaks
Somehow it is ONLY the protagonist and his immediate friend group that defies categorization. A lot of times the central conflict is a member of the protagonist's clique tries to befriend people in a different clique, and chaos ensues.

It's a not-so-subtle way to say "stay in your lane." We're actively told that people never interact with people different from themselves and that doing so always invites problems
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Anonymous 06/03/23(Sat)21:45:14 No.34930181▶>>34930746
>>34919890
I think phones in general are shown as "life-lines" in media.
Occasionally a movie will subvert that like "When a stranger calls" (the murder-call is coming from inside the house!!!), but that only goes to show how ingrained trust in the telecommunications system really is.

And it extends to the sad reality that many children have drowned in backyard pool because mommy MUST take that random call, then chatter with one of her cronies for an hour, lose track of time, kid drowns and the story is "B-But I only tuned my back for second!". When you think of it like that, and in X terms, then what is that if not "Missing Time"? A phone is a point of "abduction of the self"/"loss of consciousness". And it's right there in your house.

>B-But I need one for emergencies!
And that's the trap
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Anonymous 06/04/23(Sun)03:18:32 No.34932345▶>>34932355 >>34937011
>>34927959
>I mean other than fed-sponsored ones!
"Serial killers" have been largely fed ops since the 1970s at least, read Programmed to Kill.

You're right though and it reminds me of other groups using this same tactic. Remember that ad some psyops division put up on youtube? The horror movie looking one that made them seem like some omnipresent evil force that was going to psyop us into the apocalypse or something? Seems like a clear example to me. Obviously nobody should underestimate ops or the cops, especially if they're actually doing research or activism, but these are human beings at the end of the day, they're not omniscient demigods or whatever.

The Bavarian Illuminati did the same thing too. Some of their writings have been published in English now, including some that was originally intended for internal reading. And they say at one point something like "people think we control the governments of Europe and we indeed control some but let them think that we're the absolute masters of the continent". This type of propaganda makes you look better to sympathetic people and too powerful to go up against to unsympathetic ones
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Anonymous 06/04/23(Sun)16:56:29 No.34936977▶>>34943292
>>34919979
Here's one:
>you must choose
>you must make the choice, even if it is difficult
>the choice is yours
Which forces you into a binary of behaviours
In real life, you often can choose a 3rd option, and it is in your best interest to do so.
>Nooooo you have to sacrifice for someone else's wishes
Even better, in real life the best option is often to ignore the issue altogether, because it dies not affect or concern you
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