PR, a profession of sociopaths for sociopaths has been manipulating us for > 100 years backed by big $. Paul Miil breaks down the origin of this beast as described by its father, Edward Bernays.

PR, a profession of sociopaths for sociopaths has been manipulating us for > 100 years backed by big $. Paul Miil breaks down the origin of this beast as described by its father, Edward Bernays.

PR, a profession of sociopaths for sociopaths has been manipulating us for > 100 years backed by big $. Paul Miil breaks down the origin of this beast as described by its father, Edward Bernays.

PR is a profession of sociopaths for sociopaths. We the people have been manipulated for > 100 years by big money and their paid lackeys in public relations. Paul Miil breaks the origin of this beast down, as described from the horse's mouth, the father of public relations, Edward Bernays.

This entire episode is somewhere around 15 hours long, so it is broken into parts.

PR is a profession of sociopaths for sociopaths. We the people have been manipulated for > 100 years by big money and their paid lackeys in public relations. Paul Miil breaks the origin of this beast down, as described from the horse's mouth, the father of public relations, Edward Bernays.

This entire episode is somewhere around 15 hours long, so it is broken into parts.

PR is a profession of sociopaths for sociopaths. We the people have been manipulated for > 100 years by big money and their paid lackeys in public relations. Paul Miil breaks the origin of this beast down, as described from the horse's mouth, the father of public relations, Edward Bernays.

This entire episode is somewhere around 15 hours long, so it is broken into parts.

PR is a profession of sociopaths for sociopaths. We the people have been manipulated for > 100 years by big money and their paid lackeys in public relations. Paul Miil breaks the origin of this beast down, as described from the horse's mouth, the father of public relations, Edward Bernays.

This entire episode is somewhere around 15 hours long, so it is broken into parts.

This entire episode is somewhere around 15 hours long, so it is broken into parts.

How are there woke-bigots in academia? How can otherwise intelligent people be blind/delusional and close-minded/bigoted on a specific topic? Why is there so much dogma in the "science" community today? How are sheeple controlled by the political establishment? Paul Miil talks about Gustave Le Bon's theory on the phenomenon of crowd psychology via Gustave's book "The Crowd".

How are there woke-bigots in academia? How can otherwise intelligent people be blind/delusional and close-minded/bigoted on a specific topic? Why is there so much dogma in the "science" community today? How are sheeple controlled by the political establishment? Paul Miil talks about Gustave Le Bon's theory on the phenomenon of crowd psychology via Gustave's book "The Crowd".

I was going to call it "Why am I here? How do I know so much?" from Richard Dreyfuss' great line in Close Encounters, but it would be too much of a non-sequitur.

For the slower kids in the back: We all are wrong about many things, and when we are wrong the things we think we know that are wrong are actually unknown things... to us, we just don't know it yet. If you slow down and think, you might achieve great wisdom in realizing that the known may be unknown. The bonus of thinking is that we learn things, so the unknown becomes known.

Make the known unknown and the unknown known.. It's not some esoteric ancient Chinese secret.. it's just common sense.

Also, it's so simple to not feed the monster, cut the strings and walk away.