Common sense and intellectual self-development
– It is necessary and highly desirable to rely on the principles and positions of common sense everyplace and in everything. In people’s minds, a “revolution of common sense” (according to Viktor Erofeev) must take place, a mental shift must occur. Only then will everything change, and the System will begin to gradually (the further it goes, the faster) collapse.
– At the same time, it would also be good if common sense coexisted with non-standard, flexible, and systemic thinking. If you will, a combination of romantic and pragmatic thinking, multiplied by a sound and, if possible, dispassionate and objective assessment of the situation.
– Developing non-standard, non-systemic thinking means being guided by common sense and taking only the best, while also actively developing and forging your own unique path in the Matrix. This means using the legacy and experience of others, while remaining true to yourself and mentally independent from anyone else. Cultivating unconventional thinking means seeing an entire Universe where others see only a speck of dust or a blade of grass. To cultivate non-systemic thinking within oneself means to constantly develop, to see the future, overcoming the colossal pull of the System every second, while continuously moving forward despite numerous obstacles.
– Intellectual self-development is also very important: not only in light of the fact that it is necessary; that being smart is more pleasant than being stupid or that intelligence today governs global processes. First and foremost, a person’s intellectual development plays a crucial role in overcoming his ignorance. Ignorance is, as a rule, a conscious disregard of the sound and reasonable principles of life, which imply at least some minimal development and progress; a superficial, often consumerist attitude of such people towards life and movement by inertia.


The Book of Your Life
“Stepping outside the System is not an open, destructive war. It is the creation of an underground, far-reaching network of free people united by a single noble goal.”