About Hive – Yeah, I will include that next time when I get things more streamlined.

About being controlled – There is an interesting theory about blue light. If you look into it—I’m not sure if you’re aware of this or if it’s true—but they say blue light makes people more open to influence. Apparently, something related to this was found in the CIA. I haven’t looked into it in depth yet, though. But if they wanted to control us, it would be through a matrix of subtle methods like that—so integrated into our society that we are unaware they even exist. They are part of the fabric of our daily lives, making them not only hard to see but also easy to dismiss. Most people would likely argue against their existence. If there is an array of such tools embedded in the design of our society, it might be difficult to determine how much control we are actually under—how different our moods or feelings would be if we were to escape it. Of course, I think it’s a combination of many things.

That London mayor – He is really a litmus test for society. The mere fact that he is still in office shows the level of demoralization that society has reached. The problem, of course, is the demographics he appeals to—Muslims, etc. Fifteen percent are soon to be a majority among London voters (given their larger family sizes), whereas they make up less than one percent of the population throughout the rest of the country. This creates a catastrophic split between the central governing city of influence and the ideology of the general population.

Thanks!