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“I believe the
rot began with the creation of Twitter,” I continued. “Which swarms with the sort of people who spit profusely, vociferously, aggressively and
which has come to dominate all internet activity. A vast
throbbing vortex of desperate socialites, academics, parliamentarians, perverts,
politicians, celebrities, groupies, pranksters, scammers, schemers, screamers and assorted trolls. Nor need one issue instructions, just let them off the leash. If Facebook is nothing more than a massive exercise in narcissism, tweeting is a disease due to the mind. And in consequence, it is the mind which is infected with a powerful malware worm that spreads through a previously unknown capability - the so-called Zero-Point-Field. For your guidance, Mosley, the Zero-Point or Ganzfeld is a kind of virtual, or shadow universe - the aggregate of which is called 'the World' - an
alternative, virtual reality. But once targeted by social networking sites, the Ganzfeld is also subject to the most pervasive and comprehensive vulnerability known to man: Human vanity - a sort of self-absorbed online exhibitionism that has long reached the point of being self-sustaining. Take Edward Snowden, for example, a high-school drop-out with a patchy employment record who is now a wanted man in America. Trust me on this, far from being a patriot and deserving of the highest pardon, his postings indicate extreme narcissism and an irrepressible need for recognition. As indeed, the internet is the saviour of the introvert. With
a digital culture of extreme attention-seeking, the chief toxin polluting the world is the revolution in narcissistic communication. Networking sites are so intensely ego-receptive that they have come to be the shared collective for every act of insane, gormless and hysterical self-love, with a virtually infinite capacity for storage. And thus being mediums of the innermost neophiliac patterns of the major segments of the global population, Twitter and Facebook can act like irresistible cultural avalanches.”
politicians, celebrities, groupies, pranksters, scammers, schemers, screamers and assorted trolls. Nor need one issue instructions, just let them off the leash. If Facebook is nothing more than a massive exercise in narcissism, tweeting is a disease due to the mind. And in consequence, it is the mind which is infected with a powerful malware worm that spreads through a previously unknown capability - the so-called Zero-Point-Field. For your guidance, Mosley, the Zero-Point or Ganzfeld is a kind of virtual, or shadow universe - the aggregate of which is called 'the World' - an
alternative, virtual reality. But once targeted by social networking sites, the Ganzfeld is also subject to the most pervasive and comprehensive vulnerability known to man: Human vanity - a sort of self-absorbed online exhibitionism that has long reached the point of being self-sustaining. Take Edward Snowden, for example, a high-school drop-out with a patchy employment record who is now a wanted man in America. Trust me on this, far from being a patriot and deserving of the highest pardon, his postings indicate extreme narcissism and an irrepressible need for recognition. As indeed, the internet is the saviour of the introvert. With
a digital culture of extreme attention-seeking, the chief toxin polluting the world is the revolution in narcissistic communication. Networking sites are so intensely ego-receptive that they have come to be the shared collective for every act of insane, gormless and hysterical self-love, with a virtually infinite capacity for storage. And thus being mediums of the innermost neophiliac patterns of the major segments of the global population, Twitter and Facebook can act like irresistible cultural avalanches.”
Michael Mosley knew
better: “Rees, Hawking and Huw Price will just have to keep one step ahead.”


Mosley understood perfectly: “It wants you dead,” he said, “but fucked will do!”
Indeed, the most intriguing thing about the Ganzfeld Experiment, I knew, was the continuing mystery surrounding its
intentions. There was no doubt that at some level of awareness, mysteriously
unclaimed, it retained all the information about everything in the world –
every thought, objective, or intention. With one word from the Field’s creator,
the System would be powerful enough to shut down the Internet, take over global
satellite control, and hijack all electronic communication around the world, if
not use a special application to manipulate a digital copy of the entire
universe.
Perhaps
even more ominously, it had to date, failed to do any of these things. And therein lay what was possibly the most
disturbing part of the whole Ganzfeld epidemic. It could not be
verified. It was set in the last
days of the declining West, amid the wreckage of an Empire whose occupants were
waiting for something to happen…where nothing lacked, but a purpose and the
destination. Where no one was in charge.
The System was. It was out there, poised, awaiting instructions…
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