the disconnect between seeing that systems are failing, that things aren’t working, that structures are crumbling, that society is going through these massive shifts, and yet the institutions and the people that are in power just are like ignoring it and are pretending like everything is going to go on the way that it has.”
“We all know that that’s not true, so you are feeling the discomfort between what you know to be true and how you’re seeing people react to it,” she concluded, reassuring that, “your vibes are not off. Your instincts are not off. There’s a term for it. You’re welcome.”
That is a great documentary that explains very clearly the world we live in. It’s a long one at three hours … but a very worthwhile and informative show that should be required viewing by everyone.
the disconnect between seeing that systems are failing, that things aren’t working, that structures are crumbling, that society is going through these massive shifts, and yet the institutions and the people that are in power just are like ignoring it and are pretending like everything is going to go on the way that it has.”
“We all know that that’s not true, so you are feeling the discomfort between what you know to be true and how you’re seeing people react to it,” she concluded, reassuring that, “your vibes are not off. Your instincts are not off. There’s a term for it. You’re welcome.”
hypernormalisation
That’s the word. The Adam Curtis BBC documentary of the same name is well worth watching, since time appears to be a loop.
https://www.filmsforaction.org/watch/hypernormalisation/
yup. and i guess we should probably link the video, too, eh?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=to72IJzQT5k
That is a great documentary that explains very clearly the world we live in. It’s a long one at three hours … but a very worthwhile and informative show that should be required viewing by everyone.