sen-no-sen wrote:
It might be tempting to think that all this is based on a plan established by elites (more or less occult) according to a conspiratorial reading grid (1).
However, according to a more naturalistic approach, it appears that all this is in reality only the strict result of the determinisms at work within the technosphere.
Covid and potential Global Cyber Attack are just the result of a hyper-connected world, how could it be otherwise?
Let's say that a conspirator has an unfortunate tendency to reverse the causes and the consequences, and that unfortunately this tendency seems to be developing more and more in our society, which hardly helps the situation. creation of scapegoats.
(1) conspiracy or conspiracy not being an insult or a term I would use to belittle the analysis of certain people.
We can consider everything as natural and everything is basically.
In foreseeable chaos, it is quite natural for the powerful or the elites, as you like, to want to preserve their interests.
If there is a plot, it is this one, the one of the powerful who want to remain so, whatever the cost.
The secrecy around Bilderberg, the trilateral, Davos, even what can be even more secret because unknown, does not plead so much in favor of "Brothers, let us love each other, we are all in the same boat".
It would be naive to believe that the powerful (finance), undergo natural determinisms like the common man and do not do everything in their power to preserve their advantages. They just have the means.
Even without knowing each other physically, the very very very moneyed are bound by a common objective, that of remaining so and therefore of preserving an economic functioning which favors them, more than the others.
One can consider everything as natural but that does not detract from a form of conspiracy against the small ones, undoubtedly involuntary but factual.
The one who wants to keep his big piece of cake when the shares go down, somewhere, is plotting against the others.
The conspiracy of capitalism is morally bearable as long as the pie seems endless.