Topic: Abraham Maslow

2 chapters across the catalog

The 1960s counterculture revolution, including the use of LSD, is described as a socially engineered movement to break down traditional Western values. "Changing Images of Man" cites Abraham Maslow and MK Ultra research to show how drug-fueled "Dionysian initiations" can create a new, irrational paradigm. This shift is intended to move society toward a techno-shamanic future managed by technocrats.

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Platonic Principles, Learned Helplessness, and the Tavistock Institute

Jay Dyer applies Plato's "Allegory of the Cave" to modern society, suggesting that the public has been trained to love their servitude. He reveals that the concept of "learned helplessness" was developed by MKUltra-linked psychologists like Abraham Maslow to control the masses through their base desires. Dyer asserts that the technocratic model integrates various control systems—from Sovietism to neoliberalism—into a single "blob" of global governance.