The Script

There is a specific, subversive script that could be running in the background of your mind right now. It could be causing subtle changes in your daily behavior, making you drift away from a state of optimal health in the long term.

It is used by governments and affiliated institutions, think tanks, and media personalities. It is so ubiquitous that you probably have been exposed to it within the past 24 hours.

Here's the generalized version of this script:

Expert says that in the future, we will all be doing (or not doing) X thing.

And here is a 2023 example:

Futurologists predict AI sexbots will replace human relationships.

Anatomy of the script

The script can be identified by its characteristic structure. It:

  1. quotes expert opinion
  2. makes a prediction about the future
  3. invokes collective behavior
  4. is delivered with an air of inevitablity.

More examples:

The script has its roots in Technocracy — a techno-utopian movement that emerged in the 1930-ies, in the wake of the Great Depression. As they witnessed economical crisis, disruption of markets, uprooted livelihoods, unemployment, and famine, engineers were asking themselves the question: how does one design a system in which these problems are impossible by default — a perfect society?

Soon enough, they reached a consensus. Rule by technologists was superior to any other type of government — because only technologists are able to steer a society in accordance with scientific principles.

Here's a crucial detail: in the technocrat's mind, scientific rule isn't limited to technologies, infrastructure, and research. Markets, consumption, economic activity — the human side of progress — can and should be modelled, predicted, and managed scientifically. To that end, social engineering must be employed to make humans comply with central planning.

Technocracy is the science of social engineering, the scientific operation of the entire social mechanism to produce and distribute goods and services to the entire population of this continent.

(Source: Wikipedia — Technocracy Movement).

In the 1970-ies, the Rockefeller clan embraced Technocracy and promoted it to be the official religion of the globalist class.

How the script works

Here's the sequence of steps designed to deliver the script to you:

  1. In some anonymous office, the script gets encoded into a message and disseminated through media channels with a broad reach and a high degree of perceived credibility (mainstream media).
  2. Personalities ideologically aligned with the original source begin amplifying the message using their communication channels, often attaching emotional value to its predicted outcome.
  3. As more people start repeating it, reacting to it, and discussing it, the message becomes a meme. It starts replicating on its own, using people as medium. It becomes a unit of culture.
  4. The meme evolves into an egregor — a collectively held belief that is manifested through the actions of a large number of people. At this stage, it has the power to change reality; people's daily behavior begins to align with the original script. It becomes a cultural force, capable of shaping the course of history.

How does the script become a self-fulfilling prophecy? Through mindless repetion, rooted in a desire to conform to authority.

Once broadcast, the message is picked up and repeated by people often without thinking. An example is the IT professional who chooses to work with AI — justifying their choice with "it is the way the whole society is going". This person seldom realizes they are acting out a script and programming their own behavior — which in turn, brings an AI-driven future closer (at least for them personally).

The script isn't your friend

Why does it pay to be wary of the script if you are a seeker of health? Put simply, it can interfere with your Dream. In the CHEK system, the Dream is the vision you have for your life that you need to energize with your life force in order to manifest.

Health starts with giving your body what it needs right now. Your body doesn't live in the future and its needs aren't based on someone's scientific analysis. It is Nature, doing its thing. Instead of relying on what an expert opines about the future, develop a relationship with your body.

The desire to run society from the top down according to some current flavor of science rests on an underlying assumption: that society is, or can be made to be, a machine. That assumption is false.

Human societies organize themselves according to the same principle as Nature itself: natural order. When a system's constituent parts begin to self-organize in order to find their best function within the system, natural order emerges. This happens without a centralized control body following a predetermined program or chasing a specific outcome.

Natural order exemplifies emergence: a decentralized system in which "the whole is greater than the sum of its parts".

It follows that if somebody claims to know the future they are likely simultaneously working on installing a dictatorship!

I've seen the future
He has seen the future; you just have to live in it.

Conclusion

Just as Nature itself, health is spontaneous and decentralized.

Health starts by trusting your body, not some expert, in the present moment.

Do things your way, and you'll be fine.

About the author

Vahagn Hay is a functional training and holistic lifestyle coach based in Copenhagen, Denmark.