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RE: Is 'Moral Enhancement Technology' a Solution to Change Behavior?
No technology can force moral obedience in an instant. Because the moral of a child since childhood. @krnel
No technology can force moral obedience in an instant. Because the moral of a child since childhood. @krnel
It's not that they want to force moral obedience, because to force moral obedience is immoral itself, and not to say that they don't want to force it because it's immoral, they simply want obedience period. It goes in hand with the phrase:
When the people are being beaten with a stick, they are not much happier if it is called "the People's Stick".
by Bakunin.
I misunderstand, I think forcing a moral shadow with a sophisticated tool @baah
Yes, they care about social engineering, and "moral manipulation" is a way to do that. Social Engineering is what defines "to change behavior of society", social engineering, with the term which has all to do with imposing your will onto a piece of wood, or metal, or concrete, or freemason, is used deliberately to express such Imposing of one's will, because at the end of the day, the story goes: "people are divided into two classes, Masters and Followers" for the "masters", except the masters are in denial about having "followers" and more than anything those people are made up by manipulated and coerced individuals, people that didn't consent, and anarchists that get exterminated with joy every time a revolution happens. The actual story is more akin to a religion which promises security from hell(boogieman) and a way to heaven(benevolent leaders, MESSIAHS).
Only masters need social engineering, only the trade of building needs the term engineering, and as social engineering implies an engineer and a medium that the engineer's work, of course the masters would love an obedient medium/material and do what they must to attain such obedience, with or without your consent, with or without your awareness. They are the "good shepard", one sheep to the god and the first born male.
I think they want more than anything immoral obedience, like the phrase "I don't make the laws", "Just following orders" and all the way down to "industry standard".
Obedience of law regulations @baah
You believe that they don't want us in jails? Why would they attempt to remove the actual slave labor that is jails and for profit that creates so much capital, everywhere?