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The protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline on the Standing Rock Native American reservation in North Dakota are an emotionally charged topic that needs to be addressed. However, should it be addressed in the typical dialectical fashion, or are there other ways of perceiving and working through the conflict? If you are interested in listening to a fair minded and balanced perspective on the conflict at Standing Rock North Dakota, please feel free to listen to my presentation.
Author of the Karpman's Drama Triangle graphic found at:
solutionsforresilience.com
The Dangers of Emotionally Motivated Reasoning:
youtu.be/7T9qYPO6H2w
Learn more about Gandhi Groups:
GandhiGroups.com
Join the discussion!
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Music Score:
"Withholding Nothing" from PremiumBeat.com
Full text of video above:
"The Hegelian Dialectic, named after German philosophy professor Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, is a dialectical method of operation by which a predestined conclusion can be arrived at by manipulating a target population via the introduction into their collective conscious of a synthetic catalyst, and subsequently harnessing and redirecting their predictable reaction to suit the aims of the manipulators.
It is a technique used to coerce those whom it is used against to provoke an initial reaction, and eventually a desired result, which to the victim seems to be a natural and logical choice, but which in point of fact is an orchestrated series of events designed to manufacture a pre-planned outcome. It is a process of synthesis which is used to steer public opinion into accepting that which previously would have been unacceptable, but which now seems to be the only reasonable alternative.
While the proposed solution appears by all respects to be borne out of logic and reason, logic has little to do with the equation as the Hegelian Dialectic relies heavily in prompting an emotional response and outcry from the target subjects to alleviate a perceived crisis, often times by enacting authoritarian measures conveniently brought forward to save the day. "
~ Christopher William Rofot
The protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline on the Standing Rock Native American reservation in North Dakota are an emotionally charged topic that needs to be addressed. However, should it be addressed in the typical dialectical fashion, or are there other ways of perceiving and working through the conflict? If you are interested in listening to a fair minded and balanced perspective on the conflict at Standing Rock North Dakota, please feel free to listen to my presentation.
Author of the Karpman's Drama Triangle graphic found at:
solutionsforresilience.com
The Dangers of Emotionally Motivated Reasoning:
youtu.be/7T9qYPO6H2w
Learn more about Gandhi Groups:
GandhiGroups.com
Join the discussion!
facebook.com/groups/DivinePollinationHive
Visit our website:
theUnityProcess.com
Follow us on Twitter
twitter.com/NathanMartin11
Music Score:
"Withholding Nothing" from PremiumBeat.com
Full text of video above:
"The Hegelian Dialectic, named after German philosophy professor Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, is a dialectical method of operation by which a predestined conclusion can be arrived at by manipulating a target population via the introduction into their collective conscious of a synthetic catalyst, and subsequently harnessing and redirecting their predictable reaction to suit the aims of the manipulators.
It is a technique used to coerce those whom it is used against to provoke an initial reaction, and eventually a desired result, which to the victim seems to be a natural and logical choice, but which in point of fact is an orchestrated series of events designed to manufacture a pre-planned outcome. It is a process of synthesis which is used to steer public opinion into accepting that which previously would have been unacceptable, but which now seems to be the only reasonable alternative.
While the proposed solution appears by all respects to be borne out of logic and reason, logic has little to do with the equation as the Hegelian Dialectic relies heavily in prompting an emotional response and outcry from the target subjects to alleviate a perceived crisis, often times by enacting authoritarian measures conveniently brought forward to save the day. "
~ Christopher William Rofot
