• 17:51 - 20:39
John Klyczek | School World Order, Edu-Conditioning, & The Technocracy
B.F. Skinner and the Evolution of the Teaching Machine
B.F. Skinner adapted behaviorist principles into a mechanical "teaching machine" designed to condition students through rewards and punishments. This analog device, championed by Skull and Bones member McGeorge Bundy in the 1960s, serves as the direct ancestor of modern adaptive learning software. The digital transition has replaced physical gears with computer screens while maintaining the same psychological conditioning goals.