Speaker 1: Have you ever noticed that the more you try to
Speaker 1: simplify your life, the more pressure comes from all sides.
Speaker 1: The more you refuse unnecessary complication, the more they call
Speaker 1: you complacent, outdated, someone who doesn't keep up with progress.
Speaker 1: There's something about authentic simplicity that deeply disturbs power structures,
Speaker 1: and it's not about being ignorant or lazy. It's about
Speaker 1: living directly, without elaborate masks, without depending on complex systems
Speaker 1: to validate your existence. It's about having clarity about what
Speaker 1: really matters while everyone else drowns in sophisticated futilities. It's
Speaker 1: about refusing the entire game while others fight for position
Speaker 1: within it. And maybe you've already felt this yourself. The
Speaker 1: man who lives simply, when awakened to this force, is
Speaker 1: something that no control can completely tame because he's not
Speaker 1: playing the game. He left the arena, and whoever is
Speaker 1: outside the arena cannot be defeated by the rules inside.
Speaker 1: The first point is clarity, immune to manipulation. The simple
Speaker 1: man sees the world directly without conceptual intermediaries. Family needs
Speaker 1: to eat, so he works, house needs repair, so he
Speaker 1: fixes it. Child needs guidance, so he guides. There aren't
Speaker 1: layers upon layers of complex theories between him and concrete reality.
Speaker 1: This works as natural protection against the main modern control tool,
Speaker 1: programmed confusion. While millions debate definitions that change every week,
Speaker 1: trying to understand which opinion is allowed today, which behavior
Speaker 1: is acceptable now, he simply lives according to what he
Speaker 1: knows to be true. He doesn't enter the maze because
Speaker 1: he noticed something fundamental. The maze was made to trap you,
Speaker 1: not to free you, to make you walk in circles
Speaker 1: debating infinite nuances while your life passes by. Think about
Speaker 1: the energy wasted trying to keep up with social rules
Speaker 1: that constantly transform. What was acceptable yesterday is problematic today.
Speaker 1: The word you used your whole life without malice has
Speaker 1: now become a serious offense. The behavior praised last week
Speaker 1: now puts you at risk. There's no consistent logic, just
Speaker 1: perpetual movement that ends up working as constant control, and
Speaker 1: constant insecurity generates automatic obedience. A person insecure about their
Speaker 1: own perceptions asks for external guidance for everything, for how
Speaker 1: to think, how to speak, how to act. Becomes a
Speaker 1: puppet dancing as the music changes. The simple man doesn't
Speaker 1: play this exhausting game, not because he's a conscious rebel,
Speaker 1: but because his basic instinct recognizes manipulation when he sees it.
Speaker 1: He trusts what has worked for generations, direct honesty, work
Speaker 1: that generates concrete results, genuine care for his own simple
Speaker 1: as that, and precisely because it's simple, because it doesn't
Speaker 1: have layers of sophistication to deconstruct, it's deeply subversive. His
Speaker 1: simplicity is natural immunization against sophisticated absurdities. You don't need
Speaker 1: to vaccinate someone who already has a strong immune system
Speaker 1: developed through generations of exposure to concrete reality. And the
Speaker 1: simple man developed antibodies against elaborate nonsense simply by never
Speaker 1: having wasted time with it, by never having let himself
Speaker 1: be seduced by artificial complexity that doesn't generate real results.
Speaker 1: While the educated urban class debates for hours about concepts
Speaker 1: that change meaning every week, creating categories within categories within
Speaker 1: subcategories that nobody can really keep up with, he's doing
Speaker 1: concrete things that transform the material world around him, building
Speaker 1: a wall that will last decade, planting a garden that
Speaker 1: will feed the family, teaching his son to fish, transmitting
Speaker 1: knowledge that will cross generations. These actions aren't ideology, their
Speaker 1: tangible reality that you can touch, see, feel, measure. You
Speaker 1: don't deconstruct a solid wall with a sophisticated postmodern argument.
Speaker 1: You don't plant real food with critical theory published in
Speaker 1: an academic journal. And the more society moves away from
Speaker 1: the concrete to the abstract, the more the simple man
Speaker 1: becomes indispensable and dangerous at the same time. Because when
Speaker 1: the food really runs out, when the energy completely fails,
Speaker 1: when the complex and fragile system enters irreversible collapse, who
Speaker 1: will survive and thrive. Whoever knows how to do real
Speaker 1: things with their own hands, whoever never lost contact with
Speaker 1: the material basis of existence, and this practical knowledge, this
Speaker 1: competence tested daily in concrete reality, is genuine power that
Speaker 1: no diploma hanging on the wall can deliver or replace.
Speaker 1: The second aspect is the natural refusal of consumption as identity.
Speaker 1: The modern economic system viscerally depends on you being permanently dissatisfied,
Speaker 1: always wanting more, newer, more visible status. You work at
Speaker 1: a job you hate, to buy things you don't need
Speaker 1: to impress people who barely know you and don't really
Speaker 1: care It's an infinite cycle, a sophisticated hamster wheel fueled
Speaker 1: by your chronic unhappiness transformed into economic fuel. The simple
Speaker 1: man exits this cycle without fanfare, without noisy anti capitalist militancy.
Speaker 1: He just lives differently, fixes instead of replacing uses until
Speaker 1: it really runs out. Doesn't show off because he doesn't
Speaker 1: need to prove anything to anyone, and in this process
Speaker 1: he discovers something revolutionary that the system doesn't want you
Speaker 1: to know. Genuine happiness has no market price. A Sunday
Speaker 1: barbecue with decades old friends is infinitely more valuable than
Speaker 1: an expensive dinner at a starred restaurant that you barely
Speaker 1: enjoyed because you were worried about taking a photo to post.
Speaker 1: A child playing barefoot in the backyard laughing at something silly.
Speaker 1: Completely surpasses an expensive international trip you took half stressed,
Speaker 1: half worried about the likes the photo would get. This
Speaker 1: self sufficient happiness, this satisfaction that springs from simple and
Speaker 1: free things, destroys the fundamental logic of compulsive consumption, because
Speaker 1: if you're genuinely satisfied with the basics, you don't buy
Speaker 1: the expensive illusion they're always trying to sell. Modern marketing
Speaker 1: doesn't sell products, It sells permanent dissatisfaction. Each ad implicitly
Speaker 1: tells you that you're not good enough the way you are,
Speaker 1: that something essential is missing, that your life would be better,
Speaker 1: more complete, happier with this object, this experience, this service.
Speaker 1: It's extremely sophisticated psychological warfare disguised as innocent commercial communication,
Speaker 1: and it works frighteningly well, so much so that intelligent
Speaker 1: people work forty fifty hours a week at jobs that
Speaker 1: emotionally destroy them just to have money to buy things
Speaker 1: they don't really need, to maintain an appearance that doesn't
Speaker 1: really matter to impress people who really don't care. The
Speaker 1: simple man sees this madness from outside and simply doesn't participate,
Speaker 1: not because of some complex alternative economic theory, just because
Speaker 1: his basic sense of purpose and fulfillment isn't connected with
Speaker 1: accumulation and ostentation of objects. He measures success in a
Speaker 1: radically different way, healthy and united family, well done work
Speaker 1: that serves others and generates visible results, strong community where
Speaker 1: everyone helps each other mutually in a piece that allows
Speaker 1: sleeping peacefully at night. None of these things are bought
Speaker 1: with money, no matter how much you have. None are
Speaker 1: shown off on Instagram in a way that generates real validation,
Speaker 1: and precisely because they can't be bought or shown off,
Speaker 1: they're an existential threat to the entire economic model, built
Speaker 1: on top of your vanity, your permanent insecurity, and your
Speaker 1: existential emptiness that you try to fill with consumption. Imagine
Speaker 1: ten million people waking up tomorrow and sincerely deciding they
Speaker 1: have enough to be happy that they don't need constant
Speaker 1: upgrades just because a new model launched a new model
Speaker 1: every year, just because marketing says they need it a
Speaker 1: more expensive and exclusive experience to validate their existence and
Speaker 1: prove their own worth. Think about the economic chaos that
Speaker 1: would cause. It's not collapse because people are suffering or
Speaker 1: experiencing real need. It's collapse because they're genuinely well satisfied,
Speaker 1: fulfilled with less than the system says they need. It's
Speaker 1: the most perverse and hidden contradiction of the current economic system.
Speaker 1: It functions on top of your emotion or misery, carefully
Speaker 1: disguised as legitimate aspiration and healthy pursuit of excellence. You
Speaker 1: have to be always unhappy enough to keep consuming compulsively,
Speaker 1: but not so unhappy that you give up completely and
Speaker 1: exit the game for good. It's a delicate calibration of
Speaker 1: functional suffering that keeps the engine running. The simple man
Speaker 1: exposes this existential fraud simply by living satisfied with less,
Speaker 1: and by exposing through lived example, he shows a real
Speaker 1: alternative path for those who are exhausted, burned out, drained
Speaker 1: from chasing goals that never ever bring the inner piece
Speaker 1: promised by the ads. The third point is the family
Speaker 1: as an autonomous cell of resistance. The extended family always
Speaker 1: functioned as a basic autonomous unit of cultural and social reproduction.
Speaker 1: When someone got sick, family took care without needing to
Speaker 1: outsource everything. When someone needed help with work, family showed up.
Speaker 1: When a child needed to learn something essential, family taught
Speaker 1: didn't need The state corporation app paid service, intermediating and
Speaker 1: monetizing every aspect of basic human life. Now stop and
Speaker 1: look around. Look at the model they pushed as inevitable progress.
Speaker 1: Tiny nuclear families isolated in small apartments, zero real support network,
Speaker 1: grandparents in nursing homes because there's no space or time.
Speaker 1: Uncles and cousins scattered across different states see each other
Speaker 1: once a year, if that. Any small crisis becomes an
Speaker 1: immense and expensive drama because there's absolutely nobody close to
Speaker 1: really help. You depend on paid service for literally everything.
Speaker 1: Day care for the children, private school to educate, psychologists
Speaker 1: to deal with feelings, delivery person for food, housekeeper to clean,
Speaker 1: personal trainer for exercise. Each basic function that used to
Speaker 1: naturally belong to the extended family became a commodity, became
Speaker 1: a product you buy monthly, and each of these commodities
Speaker 1: makes you more dependent on the system, more controllable, more fragile,
Speaker 1: more vulnerable. If the money runs out, your entire life
Speaker 1: collapses because you outsourced everything. The simple man keeps the
Speaker 1: extended family functioning as a living organism, not because he
Speaker 1: read a sociology book about social capital. Because it's natural.
Speaker 1: It's obvious. It's how it's always been. Uncles, cousins, grandparents,
Speaker 1: all living nearby or at least maintaining real constant contact.
Speaker 1: This family network is a fortress that the system can't
Speaker 1: completely penetrate, can't totally monitor, can't control in depth. It's
Speaker 1: where true values are transmitted without institutional filter, without ethics
Speaker 1: committee approval, without external expert validation, Where children learn by
Speaker 1: watching elders work, seeing problems being solved, seeing things being fixed,
Speaker 1: organic learning by generational osmosis, and precisely because of that
Speaker 1: it's a threat. I'm not romanticizing or denying real problems
Speaker 1: that exist and always existed. Family has enormous flaws, terrible conflicts,
Speaker 1: dynamics that can be suffocating, controlling, deeply limiting in various
Speaker 1: aspects of individual life. Any honest person who grew up
Speaker 1: in a family knows this. But a strong family, even
Speaker 1: with all its inherent and inevitable flaws, is still a
Speaker 1: fundamental barrier against complete and devastating social atomization. It's where
Speaker 1: you learn viscerally, not through books, but through daily lived experience,
Speaker 1: that there's something infinitely greater than yourself, greater than your
Speaker 1: immediate individual comfort, greater than your momentary will. Where sacrifice
Speaker 1: isn't cold an impersonal legal obligation imposed by a distant court,
Speaker 1: but concrete love, live day to day through a thousand
Speaker 1: small daily decisions and renunciations that nobody sees or applauds,
Speaker 1: where you see a real, tangible example of lasting commitment
Speaker 1: even when it's difficult, Especially when it's difficult. The simple
Speaker 1: man protects this structure instinctively without theorizing too much about
Speaker 1: social capital, about support structures, about cultural reproduction. He simply knows,
Speaker 1: at the most basic and visceral level that family is
Speaker 1: all that remains when everything else fails, and by protecting
Speaker 1: and keeping this nucleus alive, he teaches his children, through
Speaker 1: concrete example, not through abstract discourse, to do exactly the
Speaker 1: same when it's their turn. Its cultural resistance that multiplies
Speaker 1: across entire generations, completely invisible and incomprehensible to those who
Speaker 1: can only see isolated, individual, atomized consumers floating in the
Speaker 1: market without roots or anchors. The fourth aspect is practical
Speaker 1: competence that generates real, tangible, testable, independent, not just discursive
Speaker 1: or performative. Do you know how to change a flat
Speaker 1: tire on the road alone, without needing to call roadside assistance?
Speaker 1: Do you know how to fix a leaking forcet without
Speaker 1: calling a plumber who will charge an absurd amount for
Speaker 1: fifteen minutes of work. Do you know how to plant
Speaker 1: something minimally edible that can feed you and your family
Speaker 1: in case of need? Do you know how to cook
Speaker 1: a basic, decent and nutritious meal without eternally resorting to
Speaker 1: expensive delivery? Or ultra processed food that slowly kills you.
Speaker 1: The vast majority of people today, especially in big cities,
Speaker 1: no longer know how to do these simple things that
Speaker 1: were common knowledge just two generations ago. Outsourced Absolutely every
Speaker 1: basic practical task and each fundamental skill outsourced is a
Speaker 1: concrete piece of real autonomy that you lost, probably without
Speaker 1: even realizing the gravity of what you were giving up.
Speaker 1: Past generations, your grandparents, great grandparents, great great grandparents knew
Speaker 1: how to do literally the hundreds of essential practical things
Speaker 1: with their own hands, not because they were geniuses with
Speaker 1: superior intelligence or exceptional IQ, but because they had to
Speaker 1: learn these skills in practice out of absolute survival necessity.
Speaker 1: Nobody was going to do it for them, because a
Speaker 1: system of outsourced services simply didn't exist on this scale.
Speaker 1: Either you learned or you went without. Simple as that today,
Speaker 1: if the app goes down for a few hours, if
Speaker 1: the delivery system stops for a day, half the urban
Speaker 1: population can't even make their own basic dinner without entering
Speaker 1: existential crisis and real panic. The simple man keeps practical
Speaker 1: knowledge alive, knows how to build, fix, plant, create. This
Speaker 1: is real power, not abstract power of likes. On social media,
Speaker 1: concrete power of not depending on a fragile system that
Speaker 1: can collapse at any moment. He doesn't need a supermarket
Speaker 1: to eat if he has land, doesn't need an expensive
Speaker 1: technician to fix a tool, doesn't need a mediator to
Speaker 1: solve a neighbor's problem. This self sufficiency is pure subversion
Speaker 1: of the modern project, because the project was always to
Speaker 1: create total dependence. They want you to need them for
Speaker 1: absolutely everything. Food through industrial chains. You don't control water
Speaker 1: through centralized systems, energy through complex and fragile networks, information
Speaker 1: through monitored channels, entertainment through platforms that model behavior. A
Speaker 1: man who knows how to do basic and essential things
Speaker 1: partially escapes this invisible but absolutely real prison. And when
Speaker 1: millions of men escape simultaneously, even if only partially, total
Speaker 1: and omnipresent control becomes logistically and mathematically impossible to sustain
Speaker 1: long term. That's precisely why they systematically devalued manual work
Speaker 1: in recent decades through powerful cultural narratives, ridiculed practical knowledge,
Speaker 1: calling it backwards people's stuff, pushed everyone to university even
Speaker 1: when it didn't make sense for the person. It wasn't
Speaker 1: just about edge education or human development. This ended up
Speaker 1: creating entire generations of people, highly educated on paper, with
Speaker 1: expensive diplomas hanging on the wall, but completely incompetent in
Speaker 1: basic survival and practical autonomy skills. People who know how
Speaker 1: to debate postmodern theory in three languages, but don't know
Speaker 1: how to change a light bulb. Who understand extremely sophisticated
Speaker 1: abstract concepts, but enter genuine panic when the Internet goes down.
Speaker 1: Who have masters and doctoral degrees but can't plant a
Speaker 1: simple head of lettice. This is the ideal population for
Speaker 1: maximum control, intelligent enough to be economically productive, but too
Speaker 1: dependent on complex systems to be truly free. The fifth
Speaker 1: point is resistance to fabricated and amplified fear when the
Speaker 1: pandemic came. Who entered total panic. Urban class is accustomed
Speaker 1: to absolute control and comfortable predictability, who kept working, keeping
Speaker 1: the entire structure functioning essential workers. The simple man. He
Speaker 1: didn't enter hysteria because he's already lived through real difficulty
Speaker 1: in life, already experienced real hunger, already saw illness up
Speaker 1: close taking people he loved, Already overcame crises without government
Speaker 1: running his daily life like he's a child. This lived resilience.
Speaker 1: This courage, tested in practice, creates psychological armor that sophisticated
Speaker 1: propaganda can't easily destroy. Fear is the oldest political tool
Speaker 1: that exists, always has been, but the modern version is industrial,
Speaker 1: scientifically calibrated, applied with precision through all channels simultaneously. You
Speaker 1: wake up, first thing is alarming. News phone vibrates with
Speaker 1: more alarm. Turn on TV. An expert is there saying
Speaker 1: the situation is extremely serious. Open social media, everyone is
Speaker 1: sharing panic. There's no escape, no respite. Its psychological bombardment
Speaker 1: twenty four hours a day that ends up functioning as
Speaker 1: a control mechanism. It works on most people because they've
Speaker 1: never experienced real danger in life, never developed internal calibration
Speaker 1: of true threat versus theatre. The simple man developed this
Speaker 1: calibration through experience. He differentiates well produced theater from immediate
Speaker 1: concrete danger. Knows viscerally that media always exaggerates to hold attention.
Speaker 1: Knows that crises announced with fanfare are rarely as serious
Speaker 1: as they promise. This rare capacity to stay calm and
Speaker 1: think clearly while everyone around goes crazy is immense and
Speaker 1: strategic power. A genuinely terrified person accepts literally any order,
Speaker 1: any absurd restriction, any invasion of privacy. If they promise
Speaker 1: a little security, a person who's already gone through the
Speaker 1: worst life can offer and came out alive. On the
Speaker 1: other side, doesn't bend so easily. They question, resist, assess
Speaker 1: rationally silently, without making public speeches. But resist, And when
Speaker 1: millions do this simultaneously without central coordination, social control based
Speaker 1: exclusively on fabricated fear simply doesn't work anymore, loses effectiveness breaks.
Speaker 1: The sixth aspect is the word that's worth more than
Speaker 1: any signed contract. In smaller communities, a given word still
Speaker 1: has real weight, a handshake still means something. A man
Speaker 1: of his word builds a reputation over decades that's worth
Speaker 1: more than any legal document. In a world where everyone
Speaker 1: systematically lies all the time, where contracts are broken as
Speaker 1: soon as they become inconvenient, where promises made today mean
Speaker 1: absolutely nothing tomorrow, someone whose word has real weight exposes
Speaker 1: the complete rot of the system. By pure contrast, honor
Speaker 1: was currency before money even exist as a concept. It
Speaker 1: was what allowed commerce between tribes, cooperation between groups, collective
Speaker 1: construction of something greater. You trusted the transaction because the
Speaker 1: other side genuinely valued their own word, their own reputation.
Speaker 1: Breaking your word was destroying the only capital you had,
Speaker 1: your honor. This ancestral system worked perfectly for thousands of years.
Speaker 1: It only started crumbling when societies became too large, too anonymous,
Speaker 1: when you started dealing mainly with strangers you'd never see again.
Speaker 1: Then honour became ridiculed, naivete, cleverness became virtue. Lying well
Speaker 1: became professional competence. The simple man, however, still lives at
Speaker 1: a scale where reputation matters concretely, where stories pass, where
Speaker 1: doing the wrong thing has immediate and lasting social consequence.
Speaker 1: And in these smaller and more human spaces, honour regains
Speaker 1: tremendous value becomes the foundation of everything that works. This
Speaker 1: network of genuine trust based on shared honour is completely
Speaker 1: invisible to modern surveillance and control systems. They can track
Speaker 1: digitally signed contracts, can hack messages on phones, can monitor
Speaker 1: financial transactions at banks, but they can't map, penetrate, or
Speaker 1: effectively control men who simply trust each other based on
Speaker 1: decades of shared history of maintained personal honour. Its deeply
Speaker 1: distributed organic resistance, impossible to completely map without being inside
Speaker 1: the community. And precisely because of that, deeply frightening to
Speaker 1: those who depend on total centralized control. The seventh point
Speaker 1: is organic union that dispenses with formal hierarchical structure. When
Speaker 1: the simple man decides to unite with other equals, he
Speaker 1: doesn't need a political party with a fifty page statute,
Speaker 1: a printed revolutionary manifesto, or a charismatic leader commanding from
Speaker 1: the top of the pyramid. He unites naturally through real
Speaker 1: bonds tested by time. Extended family that's known each other
Speaker 1: for generations. Neighborhood where everyone knows each other by name,
Speaker 1: friends who trust each other because they've already gone through
Speaker 1: difficulties together and proved loyalty. In practice, this union, based
Speaker 1: on real human relationships, not abstract ideology, is infinitely more
Speaker 1: dangerous than any formally organized social movement with visible hierarchy,
Speaker 1: because there's no visible head to cut or buy, no
Speaker 1: bureaucratic structure to infiltrate with agents, no written ideology you
Speaker 1: can deconstruct or intellectually refute. It's simply a complex web
Speaker 1: of genuine relationships acting in surprisingly coordinated fashion without needing
Speaker 1: explicit central coordination or top down orders. This organic union
Speaker 1: acts silently. Nobody announces anything, but when something threatens the community,
Speaker 1: everyone simply doesn't cooperate, not by order from above, but
Speaker 1: by shared tacit understanding. Organized movements are easy to neutralize.
Speaker 1: You buy off a leader, threaten another, arrest the resistors,
Speaker 1: plant internal division. Eventually the movement self destructs or is
Speaker 1: co opted. But how do you neutralize a thousand small
Speaker 1: communities acting independently without central leadership, just through shared values
Speaker 1: and mutual trust built over years. You don't neutralize it.
Speaker 1: Its resistance that grows the more you squeeze, because it's
Speaker 1: not maintained by abstract ideology. It's maintained by real bonds
Speaker 1: of blood, sweat, and history lived together. The eighth aspect
Speaker 1: is visceral faith that anchors meaning the simple man has faith.
Speaker 1: Could be in God, could be in ancient moral order,
Speaker 1: could be in something greater. He doesn't know how to
Speaker 1: name properly. His faith isn't academic, isn't for debate, isn't
Speaker 1: to impress. It's what sustains him when everything fails. It's
Speaker 1: the foundation that gives meaning to the struggle, and a genuine,
Speaker 1: lived faith in millions of simple men is something modern
Speaker 1: narratives can't shake because it's not an intellectual construction you
Speaker 1: deconstruct with an argument, its lived experience you feel in
Speaker 1: your bones. This faith creates men who don't give up
Speaker 1: in the face of adversity, who don't despair when everything
Speaker 1: seems lost, who go through hell and come out the
Speaker 1: other side still standing. The modern world tries to sell
Speaker 1: sophisticated nihilism. Everything is social construction, nothing has real meaning,
Speaker 1: values are arbitrary. Live however you want. Seems liberating, but
Speaker 1: it's a subtle prison. Because without foundation, without greater purpose,
Speaker 1: any serious difficulty breaks you. You have no reason to fight,
Speaker 1: no reason to sacrifice, no reason to resist. The simple
Speaker 1: man does his faith, even if he doesn't know how
Speaker 1: to articulate it, philosophically, gives him reason to continue when
Speaker 1: logic would say to give up. And men with a
Speaker 1: transcendent reason to continue are invincible, not because they can't
Speaker 1: be physically killed, but because they can't be psychologically broken,
Speaker 1: can't be demoralized, can't be convinced that everything is useless.
Speaker 1: This spiritual resilience, this anchor in something greater than themselves,
Speaker 1: is what allows lasting resistance. It's what allows true sacrifice.
Speaker 1: It's what allows looking at the worst possible scenario and saying,
Speaker 1: even so I continue. The ninth point is silence that
Speaker 1: acts while everyone screams on social media, debates, on programs,
Speaker 1: writes long manifestos. The simple man stays quiet and does
Speaker 1: doesn't announce revolution, just lives differently. And this silent difference,
Speaker 1: multiplied by millions, is real change. You don't see it
Speaker 1: coming because there's no hashtag, no protest, no leader giving interviews.
Speaker 1: It's simply people deciding to live another way. And when
Speaker 1: you notice everything's already changed, this collective silence scares more
Speaker 1: than a noisy demonstration. Because you see a demonstration, you
Speaker 1: map it. You know who the leaders are, what they want,
Speaker 1: How to negotiate or neutralize silence you don't see, don't
Speaker 1: know how many have already decided not to cooperate anymore,
Speaker 1: how many stopped believing official narratives, how many are creating
Speaker 1: parallel systems informal economies, support networks outside institutional control. You
Speaker 1: only find out when it's too late, when you realize
Speaker 1: the institutions became empty shells, that real power silently migrated
Speaker 1: somewhere else. The tenth and final aspect is inevitable multiplication.
Speaker 1: You can buy some simple men, can corrupt others, can
Speaker 1: even eliminate the most dangerous ones, but never all of them.
Speaker 1: Because it's not indoca that gets reprogrammed, its human nature
Speaker 1: responding to excessive artificiality. The more the world becomes false, complicated,
Speaker 1: distant from concrete reality, the more people awaken to simplicity
Speaker 1: its natural law. Excess complexity always generates a return movement
Speaker 1: to the essential. You educate an entire generation in specific schools,
Speaker 1: bombard a hundred million with constant propaganda. Sense a different
Speaker 1: voices create a climate of fear, But you can't prevent
Speaker 1: men from realizing their lives became empty, that they traded
Speaker 1: real meaning for promises that were never fulfilled. When this
Speaker 1: perception happens, there's no going back. The man who awakens
Speaker 1: to his own simplicity doesn't return to illusion. He can
Speaker 1: pretend out of prudence, but inside he's already free, and
Speaker 1: each free man contaminates others around him. The family sees friends, notice,
Speaker 1: children learn its exponential multiplication that external force doesn't stop.
Speaker 1: That's why they desperately try to keep you confused, busy, divided, indebted, scared,
Speaker 1: because they know that you stopped in silence, truly thinking
Speaker 1: about your own life is the beginning of the end
Speaker 1: for them. The simple man isn't a threat because he
Speaker 1: has weapons or resources. He's a threat because he represents authenticity,
Speaker 1: and in a world of total lies, authenticity is an
Speaker 1: unstoppable force. One authentic man is worth more than a
Speaker 1: thousand shouting empty slogans. Ten thousand authentic men living in
Speaker 1: an integrated way are a more powerful revolution than any party.
Speaker 1: A million of them, spread silently, acting without needing central
Speaker 1: orders is the end of all artificial control.