Destructive Weapons of Mass Distraction vs Distractive Weapons of Mass Destruction

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Destructive Weapons of Mass Distraction vs Distractive Weapons of Mass Destruction (Links From-Kairos)

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[2020]:  COVID-19 as a Memetic Disease -- an epidemic of panic: Learning from terrorism, communism. fascism, and evil, as pandemics of the past (Parts=10+Refs)

[2018]:  Infertility as a Metaphor Heralding Global Collapse: Essential impotence disguised by performance and "being great again" (Parts=7+Refs)

[2016]:  Global Incomprehension of Increasing Violence: Matching incapacity to question the reason why (Parts=7+Refs)

[2014]:  Systemic Reliance of World Religions on Human Sacrifice: Covert use of fatal conflict to ensure vital resource management (Parts=10+Refs)

[2014]:  Vital Collective Learning from Biased Media Coverage: Acquiring vigilance to deceptive strategies used in mugging the world (Parts=7+Refs)

[2014]:  Is the World View of a Holy Father Necessarily Full of Holes?: Mysterious theological black holes engendering global crises (Parts=13+Refs)

[2014]:  Systemic Equivalences between Ebola, Alien Invasion and Dissidence: Strategic implications of seemingly disparate forms of terrorism (Parts=11+Refs)

[2013]:  Civilization as a Global Configuration of Silences: Recognizing silence of a higher order (Parts=10+Refs)

[2013]:  Risk-enhancing Cognitive Implications of the Basic Mathematical Operations: Implications of ADD, MULTIPLY, DIVIDE and SUBTRACT as a mnemonic framework (Parts=7+Refs)

[2013]:  Is There Never Enough?: Religious doublespeak on overpopulation and resources (Parts=11+Refs)

[2011]:  Massive Elicitation of Psychosocial Energy (Parts=12+Refs)

[2010]:  From Quantitative Easing (QE) to Moral Easing (ME) (Parts=12+Refs)

[2010]:  Engaging with the Inexplicable, the Incomprehensible and the Unexpected: Explores individual capacity to respond strategically to the incomprehensible and the unexpected.. (Parts=22+Refs)

[2009]:  Degrees of Cognitive Engagement with Interrelated Global Categories: Presentation of various framings of cognitive engagement with global issues. (Parts=2)

[2009]:  Cognitive Ballistics vs. Derivative Correlation in Memetic Warfare (Parts=6)

[2008]:  Unknown Undoing: challenge of incomprehensibility of systemic neglect (Parts=8+Refs)

[2008]:  Institutionalized Shunning of Overpopulation Challenge: incommunicability of fundamentally inconvenient truth (Parts=15+Refs)

[2008]:  Topology of Valuing: dynamics of collective engagement with polyhedral value configurations (Parts=21+Refs)

[2008]:  Coherent Value Frameworks: Pillar-ization, Polarization and Polyhedral frames of reference (Parts=7)

[2007]:  Emergence of a Global Misleadership Council: misleading as vital to governance of the future? (Parts=12+Refs)

[2006]:  Question Avoidance, Evasion, Aversion and Phobia: why we are unable to escape from traps (Parts=8+Refs)

[2005]:  References (Parts=17+Refs)

[2005]:  Provocations libératrices: Du bon usage des stratégies négatives et paradoxales (Parts=17+Refs)

[2005]:  Liberating Provocations: use of negative and paradoxical strategies (Parts=17+Refs)

[2005]:  Cui Bono: Groupthink vs Thinking the Unthinkable? Reframing the suffocating consensus in response to 7/7 (Parts=22+Refs)

[2005]:  Presumption of Guilt by Association: reframing extremism in the response to terrorism (Parts=10)

[2005]:  Playfully Changing the Prevailing Climate of Opinion: Climate change as focal metaphor of effective global governance (Parts=22+Refs)

[2004]:  The Coalition of the Willy: musings on the global challenge of penile servitude (Parts=8+Refs)

[2004]:  Varieties of Terrorism: extended to the experience of the terrorized (Parts=8+Refs)

[2004]:  Errorism vs Terrorism?: Encroachment, Complicity, Denial and Terraism (Parts=14+Refs)

[2004]:  Strategic Opportunities of the Twice Born: reflections on camouflaging deception (Parts=11+Refs)

[2003]:  Future Challenge of Faith-based Governance (Parts=1+Refs)

[2003]:  References (Parts=5+Refs)

[2003]:  America as Eve-ill Empire: Evocation of Authenticity Elsewhere: Discussion of the neo-imperialist strategy to take control of the world and its resources. (Parts=12+Refs)