That change is inevitable

That this years hunting season will be greatly affected by corona.

Don't let con merchants fool you, there is no such secret. You can of course take proactive steps to reduce your risk, but there's no guarantees in life.

If you're a Tulsi supporter like I am, you basically already believe this and are seeing this play out in real time XD.

But as far as the topic.. Hmmm, I think I remember the day of 9/11 being in class and legitimately thinking all of our major buildings were going to be bombed, starting with the Willis (then the Sears Tower) which was particularly frightening b/c I was and am in the Chicago area. Then again, I was like 13 and pretty naive and easily terrified at the time.

These days? I definitely fear this sort of mass cult of people that just grows wider and wider, brainwashed by media and eventually becoming so powerful that they're increasingly enabled and unable to be stopped as they wreak havoc. You look at the Nazis, or USSR Soviets, suicide cults, the Manson Family, or even how blacks were treated in my country in the 19th and even 20th century, and see that humankind is definitely capable of such collective madness. They reach this almost robotic sense of just doing what they're told and what their peers are doing even if it's abhorrent or evil. Completely incapable of self-reflection or critical thinking. And I see (subtle) aspects of that in the US already (on the left AND right). Cult-like mentalities - and the susceptibility of people to be brainwashed and mobilized into groupthink and eventually weaponized to cause harm - frighten the shit out of me. And especially now that most of our corporate media is owned by like 4 or 5 conglomerates, who can easily collude and influence a huge majority of the population, the potential for this is becoming increasingly real.

I think that's why the film The Invitation resonates so much with me. It's about the power of groupthink to carry out deadly, evil acts without a second thought. That's been a major fear of mine.

Have you seen Idiocracy? They take it way too far but it's hilarious.

Haven't but certainly seems up my ally, with its sort of alternate reality/dystopia premise. I'm shooting to knock out a bunch of films on my wishlist so I'll have to add this one.

Demolition Man is another good one. It's early 90's and also a bit over the top. Some good laugh's though. It's opposite of Idiocracy in terms of the world becoming more like a pristine paradise full of weak sheep vs a dump full of morons.

The Hunt is another one, sort of. It's a 2020 film with political ties and over the top again like the others. Lefties who get fired from their jobs through social media, like what was happening to the righties in real life, because the righties believe it's all part of a lefty conspiracy in the movie. Then the lefties decide to put into practice the sick jokes they got fired over initially, to get revenge. The title of the movie is the core of the plot. It was a little bit unsettling to watch. 

The Jiminto（conservative party) will be the ruling party of Japan forever.