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SYSTEM ENROLLMENT

THE ILLUSION OF CHOICE

How was I enrolled in the system? Were you enrolled or were you captured by day one? A cow doesn't know it's on a farm if it was born on the farm; it simply knows what it knows as normal, as do all the other cows that were born on the farm.

Think about this: Did you ever have free will to agree to sign up into the system? Did you ever freely and consciously consent to pay taxes? Did you agree to be tracked and monitored for your behavior or finances?

No, of course not. It was assumed because you were born into the system. You never had a say. It was an obligation and responsibility with no course of action against. But how can that be? Aren't you a free “citizen”? 

Not really.

If you’re a citizen of a country, you’re technically owned by them, at least in terms of what you must do and how you must behave.

Doesn't sound very free to me.

But how can they force you to do these things if you never agreed to any of it? In fact, no one ever even asked you if you wanted to participate in the system.

Why exactly are you considered "enrolled" in the system? How did you become enrolled?

Who are you according to the system's ledger? How does the system identify you? What was the foundational document that was used for your enrollment?

Your birth certificate.

Consider this: your birth certificate isn't just a state's acknowledgment of your existence. Rather, it's the entrance to your indoctrination into the system. Your name – it was attributed to you upon your registration into the system, a label for your legal personhood. Before the issuance of a birth certificate, your arrival was noted down merely as a biological event, a neutral record of your entry into the world, unburdened by any legal implications.

The birth certificate, a relatively modern invention, functions primarily as a means for the state to catalog and leverage its “assets.” Yes, from the moment of your birth, you're perceived as a potential contributor to the grand societal game, an asset to the collective.

When your parents signed your birth certificate, they inadvertently enrolled you into the system, relinquishing certain rights and committing to the system's playbook.

The birth certificate, contrary to popular belief, is not a mere record of your existence. It's an active registration of you into a larger, more intricate system. It's at this moment that the illusion of autonomy begins. Parents unknowingly consent to the system's demands, and by extension, so do you, as their child. This document doesn't just bind you; it integrates you into a societal construct with preset rules and expectations.

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