Most of the Great Inevitables on which Political Correctness is based require a future based on bigness.
They took over the electronic media and its three networks. They took over publishing. They took over the University Industry, the largest monopoly in human history.
The guerrilla war of the internet caught them completely unprepared in their world of unquestioned Giant Inevitabilities.
Even satellites allowed a diversity that upset them terribly.
One decade a few Jews in New York controlled every means of communication and were making their control ever tighter. Then people found whole new methods of reaching each other.
Communications satellites took the place of the moon program. The moon program had been a planned national effort of the sort that the Inevitable Future required. But in a decade or two it was replaced by smaller and smaller programs of shooting satellites into space as technology got better.
It is true that 3-D movies failed. But things are no longer done on the scale they had to be done when 3-D came in. Back then you needed a fundamenteal change inthe whole movie industry for 3-D to succeed.
More and more, as things like improved satellite technology and the internet divide things up, the Great Big Planned World of Political Correctness is falling apart.
So there is room for the developement of Virtual Reality when the time comes and for SOME people to make a go of it. It will not require a National Effort.
And some will choose to live there, and some will not. If it is good, more people will choose to live there.
We no longer have to decide beteween One Great Big Planned Multiculture and Anarchy.
Which leads us to a fundamental point. We have had it driven deeply into our psyche that there will be a SINGLE World of the Future.
Meanwhile the real world is advancing in the exact opposite direction.
And we are still debating the Old Giant Inevitability.
The debate is, in other words, entirely in the wrong world.
#1 by Mark on 05/08/2006 - 7:56 am
“They took over the electronic media and its three networks. They took over publishing. They took over the University Industry, the largest monopoly in human history.”
What I find interesting is how, even before the internet, w/the monopolization of all things academic and all things media, our viewpoint was never killed. The could put a roadblock up but never divert ALL of the traffic. Even today, when we are being carpet-bombed by the media with their forced feeding of the multi-cult suicide agenda, the pro-white effort is stronger than ever. Makes me a tad more optimistic that in the “end” we will win (although it might take a few more years to regain control of societal consciousness).