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Robin Monotti on using music to win - Jerm Warfare► Subscribe to the UK Column YouTube channel ► https://bit.ly/UKColumn_Subscribe
The conversation with Robin Monotti explores several interconnected themes about society and resistance.
People are worried about the growing use of digital identities and fear that governments might use these systems to control citizens. The discussion draws on psychological studies like the Asch conformity experiments to highlight how most people follow the crowd, whilst only a small number stay aware of what's really happening in society.
There's emphasis on how culture, music and media shape what people think, and why it's important to keep a rebellious attitude against mainstream stories. The speakers reflect on how history seems to repeat itself, pointing to past pandemics and how societies responded to them.
They also stress that music and art have real power to challenge the way things are and create social change, arguing that creative methods are needed to share different viewpoints with the public.
Robin’s Telegram: https://t.me/robinmg
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The conversation with Robin Monotti explores several interconnected themes about society and resistance.
People are worried about the growing use of digital identities and fear that governments might use these systems to control citizens. The discussion draws on psychological studies like the Asch conformity experiments to highlight how most people follow the crowd, whilst only a small number stay aware of what's really happening in society.
There's emphasis on how culture, music and media shape what people think, and why it's important to keep a rebellious attitude against mainstream stories. The speakers reflect on how history seems to repeat itself, pointing to past pandemics and how societies responded to them.
They also stress that music and art have real power to challenge the way things are and create social change, arguing that creative methods are needed to share different viewpoints with the public.
Robin’s Telegram: https://t.me/robinmg
► Join UK Column Live every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 1pm UK time or watch previous live recordings here: https://bit.ly/UKColumn_Live
► [UK Column Website] Explore all our written and video content on the official UK Column website: https://www.ukcolumn.org/
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