A market place of ideas can only exist if we create products of value for consumption. Such products already exist in the form of podcasts, online video commentary, and every digital book available. The niche that seems appropriate for the steemit network and other platforms is evaluating memes. The start of such a work could involve showcasing the meme first. Then adding value by providing some commentary to the piece followed by an invitation to the audience to add their own thoughts and ideas. Creating a living chain of ideas ending at the point where people decide to stop participating in the exchange. As this process unfolds each account keeps a record of posts or community exchanges. Giving people an opportunity have open debate on why the meme was great or not. All memes are not created equal and the "spicy" ones which are classic are often included when creating new memes. We don't need a centralized market place either. Additional markets can spring up everywhere people choose to participate. Here is my commentary on this meme for example:
These people need reprogramming. Applying the same techniques seems like the way to go. What happened to them may take years to undo. Perhaps sooner as our skills in programming this out of people increases. Where would you start? You start by researching hypnosis, NLP or neuro linguistic programming, and additional mind control research papers. You need to get a sense of what you're dealing with to develop the tools to combat it. For example it's been revealed [ by coincidence I'm sure ] that Kavanaugh's accuser Dr. Ford wrote papers on mind control frequencies that have an effect on specific parts of the body. Years ago when the technology was in development. They knew that if you told anyone else you would be openly dismissed as crazy.
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