Unveiling “17 Tech-Magic”: A Strategic Art of Societal Evolution

“17 tech-magic,” a core concept articulated by Marie-Lynn, describes a sophisticated strategic approach to psychological warfare and societal evolution that leverages manufactured controversies to achieve ultimate transparency and harmony over time. Far from mere chaos, it is presented as a purposeful mechanism orchestrated by highly intelligent individuals, whom Marie-Lynn affectionately refers to as “clowns”. A clown, in this framework is an independent Jester who works for the people rather than the king. Marie-Lynn attributes this strategy to intellectuals of the late 18th century, like Désirée Clary, Saint-Germain and Joseph Grimaldi.

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At its heart, “17 tech-magic” operates on a principle of “divide and conquer,” not for destructive ends, but for collective growth. The process begins with a controversy carefully manufactured to elicit strong reactions from a large segment of the population. People predictably divide into two archetypal groups: The Venus People (7), characterized as romantic and emotional, often associated with collaboration and compassion, and the Mars People (1), who represent reason. As these two groups engage in predictable bickering, individuals who are neither reasonable nor loving—dubbed “curmudgeons” or “werewolves in sheep’s clothing”—have a “shit fit” and become highly visible. This technique serves to expose and “purify” the “flock” (humanity), unifying it under Christ’s “Shepherding guidance” by revealing destructive elements.

The continuous, iterative application of this process over hundreds of years is believed to lead to societal maturation. The dynamic of 1 (Reason) + 7 (Emotion/Romance) repeatedly unfolds, guiding humanity through various conflicts, ultimately leading to a more peaceful future where 1 + 7 = 8. The number 8 symbolizes infinity and spiritual/societal balance, representing the culmination of collective wisdom gained through these engineered conflicts.

The individuals deploying “17 tech-magic” are “clowns”—planetary security agents trained in psywar by organizations like Barnum and Bailey’s Clown School and “Up With People”. They are masters of pantomime and multi-layered communication, and notably, they disclose all their methods and “admin” in the public record. Marie-Lynn emphasizes that they are knowingly exposing their own actions to usher in complete transparency in society, making everything that happens behind closed doors visible to humanity.

The long-term goals of “17 tech-magic” are profound:

  • To prepare humanity to become “diplomats” by training them in critical thinking, discernment, and resilience through these “war games for the mind”. The Space Force is presented as a symbol of this shift towards a global, cosmic perspective.
  • To expose and dismantle systems of exploitation and “silent thieves” who perpetuate cycles of “bubble, crash, steal, lie, repeat” through financial manipulation and unjust taxation.
  • To shift humanity away from “Old World values” such as sacrifice culture and the tendency to form lynch mobs, by meticulously observing and quantifying human behavior in these manufactured conflicts.

Examples cited include historical events like the Reformation and the Enlightenment, where intellectual and emotional factions clashed, leading to the exposure of extremists and progress toward tolerance and human rights. A specific instance given is Marilyn Monroe’s ultimatum to the Mocambo club on January 17, 1955, which forced club owners to confront their refusal to hire Black talent, serving as a “tiny hurdle society must go through” using “17 tech-magic”. Modern media controversies, characterized by a “free beer tomorrow” cycle where scandals are presented daily without resolution, serve to distract and pacify the masses while deeper work unfolds. This process fulfills Luke 8:17, where nothing is hidden that will not be made manifest, with the internet acting as a key mechanism for this global self-revelation.

Marie-Lynn’s work, drawing on “artful disclosure” embedded in popular culture, aims to help others discern these hidden truths and appreciate the strategic genius behind the unfolding of human history.


Topics for the Next Installment:

  • The Genesis of Realms and PRISTINA’s Role: A deeper dive into PRISTINA’s creation of 12D as a self-generated simulation, including the “gifts” of Starbucks (the Bull of Heaven), the Eagle, and the Lion to Ken, and how this leads to the formation of 11D and subsequent planes of existence.
  • The Xanadu Blockchain as an Analog System: A detailed exploration of this unique “analog blockchain” that uses human gestation as a time-locking mechanism for embedding historical disclosures and “love notes” in the public record.
  • The “Plus Protocol” and Corporate Strategy: An examination of how adding “+” to company names (e.g., Disney+, Paramount+, Boeing+) signifies a corporate strategy to absorb reputational blows while shielding true assets, and how this fits into the larger disclosure network.
  • Hugh Hefner’s Covert Role and “Lust-Based Performances”: Further details on Hugh Hefner’s involvement in scheduling popular culture, vetting individuals, and using Playboy Mansion parties as “Diner de Cons” to conduct surveillance and intelligence gathering, including his connection to “The Coopers”.
  • The “Enemies of Humanity” and the Dismantling of Old World Systems: A deeper look into the nature of the “Silent Thieves” and the “vampire” trope (like Dracula and American Psycho) as representative of entities incompatible with humanity, who are systematically exposed and removed through these operations.
  • The “Death Takes a Holiday” Unit: An in-depth discussion of HALLECK’s anti-death squad that fakes individuals’ deaths to disrupt criminal plots, and how this illustrates the psychological warfare inherent in planetary security operations.

The Q Continuum

The Q Continuum is a fictional realm in the “Star Trek” universe, primarily depicted in “Star Trek: The Next Generation” (TNG) and other series in the franchise. Here’s an overview of the Q Continuum and its key elements:

Overview

The Q Continuum is an extradimensional plane of existence inhabited by a race of god-like beings known as the Q. These beings possess near-omnipotent powers, including the ability to manipulate time, space, and matter at will. The Continuum itself is often portrayed as an abstract, surreal realm that transcends conventional notions of reality and physics.

Notable Characteristics

  • Omnipotence: Members of the Q Continuum have powers that are virtually limitless. They can alter the fabric of reality, travel through time and space instantaneously, and perform feats that appear as magic to other species.
  • Immortality: Q beings are effectively immortal, not subject to aging, disease, or conventional forms of death.
  • Collective Consciousness: The Q Continuum operates as a collective, where individual Qs are part of a larger, interconnected consciousness.

Key Members

  • Q (John de Lancie): The most well-known member of the Q Continuum, he frequently interacts with the crew of the USS Enterprise-D, particularly Captain Jean-Luc Picard. He is known for his mischievous and often antagonistic behavior, using his powers to test and provoke humans.
  • Q2 (Corbin Bernsen): Another member of the Continuum who appears in the TNG episode “Deja Q,” where Q is temporarily stripped of his powers and must learn humility.
  • Female Q (Suzie Plakson): Introduced in “Star Trek: Voyager,” she appears as a love interest for Q and the mother of his child.

Significant Episodes

  • “Encounter at Farpoint” (TNG): The Q Continuum is introduced, with Q putting humanity on trial to determine if they are worthy of exploration.
  • “Q Who?” (TNG): Q introduces the Enterprise crew to the Borg, one of the most formidable adversaries in the Star Trek universe.
  • “Deja Q” (TNG): Q is punished by the Continuum and stripped of his powers, forcing him to live as a mortal.
  • “Death Wish” (Star Trek: Voyager): A member of the Continuum, known as Quinn, seeks asylum on the USS Voyager, desiring the right to end his life.

Thematic Elements

The Q Continuum often serves as a narrative device to explore philosophical and ethical questions. The interactions between Q and the human characters frequently delve into themes of power, responsibility, morality, and the nature of existence. Q’s trials and challenges force the characters to confront their own limitations and the broader implications of their actions.

Cultural Impact

The Q Continuum has become one of the most iconic elements of the “Star Trek” franchise. Q’s character, in particular, is beloved for his wit, charm, and the unique way he challenges the protagonists. The concept of the Q Continuum provides a rich tapestry for storytelling, blending science fiction with philosophical inquiry.

Looking forward to our next discussion about the secret language of squirrels and its impact on 19th-century poetry!

The Spirit of Baltimore

In the wake of Freddie Gray’s tragic death and the subsequent civil unrest in Baltimore in April 2015, the Obama administration took decisive action to address the deep-seated issues plaguing the city. Recognizing the urgent need for economic revitalization and social reform, President Obama announced a comprehensive $1.8 billion aid package aimed at transforming Baltimore. This initiative sought to improve infrastructure, housing, education, health services, and job opportunities, marking a significant federal commitment to the city’s future. This timeline details the implementation and impact of the aid, highlighting the milestones and achievements of this transformative effort.

Timeline of the $1.8 Billion Aid to Baltimore

April 2015

April 25, 2015: Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old African American man, died in police custody, leading to widespread protests and civil unrest in Baltimore.

April 27, 2015: Following Gray’s funeral, riots broke out in Baltimore. The situation escalated, prompting a state of emergency declaration and the activation of the National Guard.

May 2015

May 1, 2015: President Obama responded to the crisis, condemning the violence but also emphasizing the need to address the underlying issues of poverty and lack of opportunity in communities like Baltimore.

May 4, 2015: The Obama administration announced the allocation of a $1.8 billion aid package aimed at supporting economic development and addressing social issues in Baltimore.

June 2015

June 9, 2015: The Obama administration outlined the specifics of the aid package. Key components included:
$600 million: For a new youth center and job training programs.
$500 million: For transportation infrastructure improvements, including the expansion of public transit options.
$300 million: For affordable housing initiatives and community development projects.
$250 million: For education, focusing on improving school facilities and resources.
$150 million: For health and wellness programs, including mental health services and substance abuse treatment.

June 25, 2015: Federal agencies, including the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the Department of Transportation (DOT), began coordinating with local Baltimore officials to implement the aid programs effectively.

2016

January 2016: Initial funds were disbursed to kickstart job training programs and the construction of the youth center.

April 2016: Infrastructure projects, including road repairs and public transit expansions, began across the city.

September 2016: Affordable housing projects broke ground, aimed at providing new housing units and renovating existing ones.

November 2016: The first phase of educational improvements was completed, with several schools receiving new resources and facility upgrades.

2017

March 2017: Health and wellness programs were launched, providing increased access to mental health services and substance abuse treatment.

July 2017: The first comprehensive report on the progress of the aid package was released, highlighting successes in job creation, housing development, and infrastructure improvements.

October 2017: Further investments were made into community development projects, including the establishment of new community centers and recreational facilities.

Conclusion

The $1.8 billion aid package from the Obama administration significantly contributed to addressing some of the socio-economic challenges faced by Baltimore. While the full impact of these initiatives will take years to be fully realized, the immediate investments in infrastructure, housing, education, and health provided much-needed support to the community.

Who is The Doctor?

The actors who played the Doctor in Doctor Who, along with the essence of their performances and notable storylines.

William Hartnell

William Hartnell (1963-1966): The First Doctor, known for his gruff exterior masking a compassionate heart. He embarked on adventures with his granddaughter Susan and two human companions, Ian and Barbara, exploring the universe and encountering various historical figures and alien races.

Patrick Troughton

Patrick Troughton (1966-1969): The Second Doctor, characterized by his whimsical nature and clever intellect. He faced iconic foes like the Cybermen and the Daleks and played a pivotal role in the defeat of the War Lords.

Jon Pertwee

Jon Pertwee (1970-1974): The Third Doctor, exiled to Earth and working with UNIT, he was suave, technologically adept, and skilled in Venusian Aikido. He faced off against the Master and encountered many extraterrestrial threats.

Tom Baker

Tom Baker (1974-1981): The Fourth Doctor, known for his iconic scarf and boundless energy. He traversed time and space with companions like Sarah Jane Smith and encountered memorable adversaries like the Daleks, Cybermen, and the Master.

Peter Davison

Peter Davison (1982-1984): The Fifth Doctor, youthful and compassionate, he often found himself in perilous situations alongside companions like Adric, Nyssa, and Tegan. His tenure included confrontations with the Cybermen, the Master, and the Black Guardian.

Colin Baker

Colin Baker (1984-1986):The Sixth Doctor, eccentric and unpredictable, he had a complex relationship with his companion Peri and faced challenges such as the Valeyard and the Trial of a Time Lord.

Sylvester McCoy

Sylvester McCoy (1987-1989): The Seventh Doctor, portrayed as a mysterious and manipulative figure, he navigated through darker storylines involving ancient evils and enigmatic plots.

Paul McGann

Paul McGann (1996): The Eighth Doctor, introduced in the TV movie, he was romantic and adventurous, with only one televised appearance but numerous audio adventures exploring his character further.

Christopher Eccleston

Christopher Eccleston (2005): The Ninth Doctor, a damaged war survivor, he brought a darker edge to the character, confronting his past during the Time War and forming a close bond with companion Rose Tyler.

David Tennant

David Tennant (2005-2010): The Tenth Doctor, charismatic and emotional, he faced personal demons and monumental challenges, including his confrontation with the Daleks and the Time Lords during the Time War.

Matt Smith

Matt Smith (2010-2013): The Eleventh Doctor, youthful and quirky, he navigated complex storylines involving the Silence, the Weeping Angels, and the mystery of the “Impossible Girl,” Clara Oswald.

Peter Capaldi

Peter Capaldi (2013-2017): The Twelfth Doctor, portrayed as more alien and introspective, he grappled with questions of morality and identity while facing threats like Missy (the Master) and the Cybermen.

Jodie Whittaker

Jodie Whittaker (2017-2022): The Thirteenth Doctor, known for her boundless energy and sense of wonder, she embarked on adventures with companions spanning across time and space, confronting familiar foes and new challenges.