Topic: Internet Communities

Internet Communities comes up in 3 chapters across 3 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from December 2013 to January 2025.

December 2013 January 2025

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Magnora 7 | Information Control Tactics, Reddit Sketchiness, & MaxwellHill
• 50:14 - 54:01

Magnora 7 | Information Control Tactics, Reddit Sketchiness, & MaxwellHill

Post-Internet Culture and Future of SETiT

Magnora7 offers final thoughts on the manufactured nature of internet culture and advises listeners to remain skeptical of online comments. He suggests a "post-internet" society might emerge as people tire of digital manipulation. The segment concludes with an invitation for users to join setit.net for regular content sharing and a reflection on the guest's seven-year absence from the show.

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Outlaw Jimmy Jones | The Rh Neg Blood Type Mystery, Aliens, & The Elite
• 7:21 - 9:00

Outlaw Jimmy Jones | The Rh Neg Blood Type Mystery, Aliens, & The Elite

Rh-Negative Population Statistics, Surveillance and Social Shunning

The discussion estimates the true Rh-negative population at approximately 7% of the world, contrasting with official figures of 15%. Claims are made regarding an orchestrated campaign of harassment by authorities, including job loss and frequent police stops, which the speaker believes is a targeted effort to marginalize this specific genetic group.

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THC 83: James Corbett | Fukushima, The Balance Of Power, & New Alternatives
• 52:12 - 54:30

THC 83: James Corbett | Fukushima, The Balance Of Power, & New Alternatives

Internet Culture, Corporate Control vs. Individual Agency

The ultimate struggle for the future is framed as a battle between corporate control of the internet and the "open source domination of reality." The technology itself is neutral, but the mindset of the users determines whether they remain passive consumers or become active creators of their communities. A fundamental revolution in consciousness is required, where individuals see themselves as actors in history rather than passive observers.