The Infantile mind theory.

The Infantile mind theory.


The Infantile mind theory. πŸ‘‡

The mind of a child wants whatever it desires and will try to obtain their desires by any means necessary.

Crying, screaming, tantrums, etc.

The future consequences of their actions mean nothing to them.

And this isn’t much of an issue, because that’s just how children are.

πŸ‘‰But when it’s adults that act like children, that becomes a problem.

The infantilized mind is the mechanism driving the plunge into total demoralisation.

When a child grows up and becomes mature, the mind also grows and develops to properly assess risk and reward.

A mature mind assesses not only the potential consequences of their own actions, but also the impact that their actions may have on others around them and into the future.

But if the mind is not able to develop into maturity, then it stays infantile.

πŸ‘‰The modern Western world has fostered through the state and mainstream media, the infantilization of much of its population, to the point where they are now electing politicians with clearly infantile traits.

Hard times create strong men.

Strong men create good times.

Good times create weak men.

Weak men create hard times.

Because many people in Western societies have not had any serious challenges when growing up to trigger maturity, and because of the bombardment of state institutionalisation and mainstream media propaganda, they stayed mentally underdeveloped.

So not only has my previous viewpoint that no time should be wasted on these people become even more validated, but with this idea of the origin of the issue, it becomes firmly cemented.

This also explains one aspect of why the late stage Soviet Union collapsed. Because the hard times created strong men. It created a generation that had the logical capacity to reject cultural Marxism.

The real damage is the mental damage caused by the consequences of a subverted upbringing, not by a subverted adulthood.

Its the infantilization of the minds of the next generation.

An infantile mind which is being encouraged to persist throughout adulthood, rather than started in.

πŸ‘‰And we’re seeing that play out in front of us right now.

It’s important to support those of the younger generation who haven’t fallen for this.

Otherwise they may never grow out of it, as so many modern politicians have become examples of.

πŸ‘‰And it really is a worrying amount of modern politicians that are like this.

We need to encourage the younger generations to elevate themselves above the indoctrination.

Alex James.