Science Vids by Bxnkroll

When Societies Fall, Blame Spreads Down: A Story from My Life

Bxnkroll has been exploring the rot in modernity; let's observe and analyze science together, as it was always meant to be done.

This is pathetic and proof of how little they care about their own. Well done, you voted for your own enslavement.

Using Klein's 2025 framework for examining gaslighting, we highlight the way this mechanism of influence functions. Like, comment and share to help others escape that circle!

Thank you to Professor Klein! This is very meaningful research, and I do not usually expect anything of that sort when I look at journals. Follow, like and share!

Let's read it together! So this one's about gaslighting, and in it I cite the Klein (2025) theoretical framework for analysis of gaslighting from McGill and U of T. This is really valuable social psychology, something that has real implications, and factors in the dynamic of the self and the society.

Most people don’t realize how fear, destructive obedience, and passivity propagate across generations. This video explains how authority that rules through fear suppresses conscious action, creates cycles of dysfunction, and blocks human potential. Learn why inaction has consequences, how rare conscious agents emerge, and what it takes to act when systems fail. Understand the hidden cycle that kills ambition and destroys generations — and how to break it.

In this episode, BXNKROLL explores Plato’s timeless Allegory of the Cave through the lens of modern complexity science. What happens when ancient philosophy meets nonlinear dynamics, emergent systems, and network theory? We uncover how the shadows on the cave wall can be reinterpreted as reductionist views of complex systems, and how stepping outside the cave mirrors the shift toward holistic, interconnected thinking. This is not just philosophy—it’s a bridge between classical wisdom and contemporary science. ---- Sa chlár seo, déanann BXNKROLL iniúchadh ar Shiombail an Uaimh Phlátón trí eolaíocht na castachta. Cén chaoi a n-athraíonn scáthanna an uaimh nuair a fhéachtar orthu trí chórais chasta agus smaointe nua-aimseartha? Seo é an nasc idir seanfhealsúnacht agus eolaíocht chomhaimseartha.

Observation / Starting point: The system withholds sufficient resources to sustain people. This enforced deprivation exposes the artificial nature of scarcity. Because of this artificial scarcity, rigorous proofs (e.g., set-theoretic) can reveal the system’s logical inconsistencies. --- Premises: 1. Scarcity is artificially imposed. (It is not natural.) 2. Artificial scarcity generates misery sufficient to coerce compliance. 3. Something can only exist from antecedent existence. (Nothing cannot produce something.) 4. Value, matter, and resources always derive from pre-existing conditions. 5. Suppression or neglect of capable thinkers maintains the system’s stability. --- Logical deductions: From 1 & 2: Scarcity is manufactured to force participation in the system (jobs, money, hierarchy). From 3 & 4: The system cannot generate value or matter spontaneously; it only redistributes existing resources. From 5: Suppressing recognition of scarcity’s artificiality preserves the system. --- Critical point conclusion: Once awareness of these truths spreads sufficiently: Artificial scarcity loses its coercive power. The system’s foundations, built on enforced deprivation and suppression, become unsustainable. Therefore: Collapse is inevitable unless the system fundamentally restructures to align with reality.

my take. enjoy, and thanks for watching.