March 14, 2007 Alan Watt Blurb "Abandonment of Self for Programmed Security and Management (Existing as Non-Comprehensive Peaceful Citizens) *Title/Poem and Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Mar 14, 2007 (Exempting Music and Literary Quotes)

Predictive Programming - "Change is Good", Medical Ethics, Bio-Ethical (Eugenicist) Committees, Socialism - Perpetual Childhood, Social Gathering Places, Destruction of Communication, Implantable Brain-Chips, Cyborgs, Guise of Helping the Disabled through Technology, Neuroscience, Cochlear Implants, Visual Implants, Genetic and Digital Enhancement, Neural Interfacing - Inter- to bury - Face, Sensory Amplifiers, Marketing Strategy, Cyber-think, Collective Consciousness, Redefining what is Human through Fiction, Artificial Intelligence, Occult - Golden People, Modification of the "Human Species", Totalitarian Control, Age of the Ultimate Control Freak, Compulsory Brain-Chip for Children - Military - Criminals, Behavior Modification, Free Flu-Shots, Professional Debates to Bring the Public to a Con-clusion, United Nations Agenda - No Private Property - Agenda 21, Lenin, the Real Purpose Behind the Chip, Will Mankind Go Out with a Whimper and Not with a Bang?, Public Conditioning through Mass Advertising, "Being You is Not Good Enough" Marketing, Engrams, Creating Discontent - Inability to Live up to Fictional Standards, Star Trek Series, New Age Palaver and Catch-Phrases, Hypnotists, Past Life Experiences, Valium Drug, Elite's Need for Public Complicity, Group Consensus, Fear of Using Your Brain, Lenin and Russell - Capitalist and Communist - Future Without Military or Police - Done Through Science, Published Books, Ego-Syntonic Public - Ignore the Unpleasant - Look for Pleasure, Thinking Positive - Turning Back on the Negative, Superstars, an On-Going Battle, the Business Plan - Time-Table of the Agenda, Public Do Not Know They Are Slaves, Being A Sentient Being - a Gift or a Curse, Hanging On to Sentience, (Song: "Imagine" by John Lennon) *Dialogue Copyrighted Alan Watt - Mar 14, 2007 (Exempting Music and Literary Quotes)

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