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Definitions This Week(self)
5 commentsbyJasonCarswell

It's time to fill in some definition blanks for https://Projex.Wiki/wiki/Terminology.

I considered utilizing A.I. but am avoiding that if I can. Besides often being overly verbose, I'm not sure it would get the nuance and brevity sought for - or expanded clarity where needed.

Supporting links and memes are encouraged.

Feel free to define other words.

And feel free to throw out recommendations for esoteric and worthwhile terms (especially related to the deep state, trade craft, and geo-politics), along with definitions. (And/Or ask for a Projex.Wiki user account to add things directly.)

Naturally, you are welcome to write longer articles on separate wiki-pages.

This week's first seven were chosen by whimsy.

A

  • Awareness

B

  • Bankster

C

  • Civil liberties

D

  • Deregulation

E

  • Extremism

F

  • False flag

G

  • Geofence

If you have suggestions on improving this process or developing a better glossary, I'm all ears.

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[-]x0x75(+4|0)

I like my SGC term. Though maybe there is an existing term that's already used. Single Grand Conspiracy. The trap that we're all tempted to trend towards of assuming there is a single group controlling everything, when really it's every group in existence trying to influence what they can.

Some of them are pretty good at it, so the conspiracies are real. But it's not one group.

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[-]JasonCarswell2(+1|0)

Actually, a couple days ago, that's what sparked my recent additions, updates, etc.

https://projex.wiki/wiki/Terminology/S#Single_grand_conspiracy

It had said "More soon" as it needed a clear concise definition, now filled in.

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[-]Neol3(+2|0)

I like this rare term:

Schismogenesis is a term in anthropology that describes the formation of social divisions and differentiation.

There is documented usage of schismogenesis techniques by the U.S. Office of Strategic Services (OSS, an institutional precursor to the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)), against Japanese-held territories in the Pacific during World War II. U.S. military academics have identified how China and Russia have pursued social-media strategies of schismogenesis against the U.S. and other Western liberal democracies in an attempt to polarize civil society across the political spectrum to damage policy-making processes and to weaken state/military power.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schismogenesis

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[-]x0x72(+1|0)

China and Russia tried schismogenesis

Jokes on them. Our own political economy pays approx 2 billions dollars in total to people with backgrounds in marketing and psychology to maximize it once every election cycle. Their own efforts are pathetic in scale.

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