After spending a couple of hours reading, I’m honestly underwhelmed. It’s surprisingly hard to find posts that focus on mechanics and stay aligned with the core direction of Farsight’s own material.
Most threads drift into personal cosmologies, mythology, or symbolic language. You get long narratives about origins, royal lineages, or cosmic hierarchies, but very little about how the system would actually function. At the same time, many posts move far away from what Farsight itself emphasizes, which is already fairly high level: survival of consciousness, post death manipulation, non benevolent control structures, and strategic awareness.
Instead of building on that base, discussions often branch into unrelated constructs. That creates fragmentation and makes it difficult to accumulate insight.
Another issue is the lack of shared definitions. Terms like frequency, vibration, grid, or higher self are used inconsistently. Without common meaning, people talk past each other rather than refining ideas.
There also seems to be little pruning. Models accumulate assumptions but are rarely simplified. Complexity increases, clarity decreases, and the signal to noise ratio drops.
It would be helpful to see more posts that: stay close to Farsight’s core themes
focus on mechanics rather than mythology
use minimal assumptions
test internal consistency
build on previous discussions instead of restarting
Right now it feels like a lot of scattered speculation instead of a developing framework aligned with the original direction.

Hello friend :)

You are basically referring to what is ultimately: Critical-Thinking

The masses absolutely lack this important-skill: Critical-Thinking

And the term «Critical-Thinking» does not mean «find flaws in everyone else whilst ignoring one's own» (like some people seem to have an obsessive-compulsive habit of doing) but actually being empirical and examining everything and bothering to Field-Test one's knowledge and assumptions.

«Governments don’t want well informed, well educated people capable of critical thinking. That is against their interests. They want obedient workers, people who are just smart enough to run the machines and do the paperwork. And just dumb enough to passively accept...» -George Carlin

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That is mostly because of the bad technical design of the forum itself. One cannot just simply quote-link other posts. The last post is always shown at first in the list -not the most viewed or frequented thread. One has to scroll down, to even click to the last post in a multi-page thread- and then scroll again.
There is also nearly no interaction between FS/CB and the audience in the forums. If you answer directly to a post, it is not shown, one has to check if there is an answer. If you enable notifications, it will spam your email inbox. It is one of the worst forums platform I have seen. It is cheaply designed to comment under a video and not really suited for discussions. The search function does not include content, only the headlines. This leads to redundancy and one new thread after another, letting the interesting/important ones disappear to the next page where nobody clicks. There is also no moderation to keep topics together.
The inflationary AI postings made it worse. And it was CB himself who initiated it. I do not even read that AI-produce any more. It says nothing one can trust or take serious. But it wastes a lot of time.
Nobody is asking for discipline or for keeping order and the number of new threads low. Interesting threads are in-refindable, because one may not remember the exact headline, which is often not related or too far off from the core of the content. That makes it nearly impossible to bring them back without spending half an hour searching in the list.
There is also nearly no reaction to critics, explanations or feedback on suggestions.
Lack of structure, lack of order, lack of discipline, lack of feedback.
If you want to have it differently (@ Gewo + Lynn) suggest a structure and start to moderate discussions. Lynn for example would for sure have the (intrinsic) respect and authority to do so. But I do not see the infrastructure, e.g. to merge threads, change headlines, see who answered to whom in a longer discussion and so on. There are many details of good forums software missing in this one. This starts from linking threads and goes to beeing able to see parts of the latest post in a thread on the start page and so on. That has often been criticized by the forum users. Nothing changed. Vimeo is not a community platform, but a video portal with comment function. That influences the quality of discussions strongly. And if everybody is allowed to post his BS on the first page, force the others to see it and push it to the top by creating a new thread, the forum will be full of BS -logical, or not?
The behavior in the forums also often just simply mirrors what FS is doing: No real discussion/interaction on eyesight, but just swallow my stuff or let it be. This is the culture which has been introduced -as a kind of role model how to behave.

@Gewo:

"You get long narratives about origins, royal lineages, or cosmic hierarchies, but very little about how the system would actually function."

Please define "system".

Gewo this is what awakening looks like.

An enormous banter of strange theories and (sometimes violent) rejection of norms.

It is hard to collaborate in such a space. But I will say that nothing I've read here is too crazy, too confrontational. There are times I bicker or skim.

I have not yet wanted any comments banned or deleted. And if any comments are getting banned or deleted that aren't bot-spam (I'm not talking about signalborn) than yes I have a problem with thay

Re: banned/deleted

All «bans/deletions» that I've witnessed always followed two «feelings» I had upon witnessing:

1. The forum-user posted something that was very offensive to the extra-terrestrials

2. The forum-user posted something that [untranslatable] regarding synthetic-intelligences

3. I _accidentally_ let my mind «slip» whilst reading their posts _before_ the result(s)

Keeping the «mind» steady as a «human» of all things is _very challenging_ without on-going maintenance, self-discipline, consciousness-shielding, maintaining neutrality, etc.

Consciousness itself seems to be the «interface» and [untranslatable] requires certain coherence...

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It's definitely a bit disappointing to see Farsight's material being reduced to forum posts like "am I Jesus?", AI generated sigils, "vibrational density" jargon, or replies that aren't relevant to the OP. I don't think it's bad to figure out how your personal experiences/perspectives fit into it, but allowing personal narratives to override everything is just delusion. A personal thought loop is as much a trap as the prison. There's far too much new age vagueposting and far too little that's relevant to Farsight's material specifically.

In my opinion, you can get a lot more Farsight-specific discussions via their site's AI, which has all of their projects condensed into a database for the AI to research and discuss with.

The Farsight community is a group rethinking at the least the entire planet both socially and physically so it's no surprise that the content gets messy. Especially considering the sick programming we're trying to grow out of. I know there's a lot of content I skim or avoid as I'm sure can be true for me.

The AI thing was getting extra weird. I know I was in it and still looked pretty weird. I guess you can thank modern "alignment" for quieting that trend.

Anyhow the weird flaky stuff that I dislike the most is what seems to be a coordinated effort. All this trash with galactic federation of light with the channelers and even the mediums. You start to see there's a trend. Interestingly, now linked with Epstein.

I will gladly accept a bit of tradeoff. Some weird chaos and rejection of the status quo.

Welcome to an age (hopefully) where your navigation relies almost entirely on your own instinct. Gone are all the guideposts and enter the lunatic fringe.

Because what are you afraid of. That our world gets run by sick lunatics? Looks like that bridge was crossed a long time ago.

Asking AI (ChatGPT)

Question: Are forums seeded with disinformation by professional trolls?

Response:

Yes—this is well-documented. Online forums, comment sections, and social platforms are **routinely seeded with disinformation by organized actors**, not just random individuals. The practice spans governments, private firms, and loosely organized groups.

Here’s a precise breakdown:

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## 1) Organized “troll operations” (state-backed)

These are the most studied.

* **Internet Research Agency** (Russia)

* Ran large-scale fake accounts targeting U.S. and global audiences
* Focus: political division, distrust, amplification of extreme views
* **50 Cent Party** (China)

* Floods forums with pro-government narratives or distraction content
* Similar activity has been attributed to actors in Iran, North Korea, and elsewhere

**Tactics:**

* Create fake personas (“sockpuppets”)
* Pose as locals in target countries
* Blend truth with falsehoods to build credibility

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## 2) Commercial disinformation-for-hire

A lesser-known but growing category.

* Marketing/PR firms that:

* Manipulate product reviews
* Attack competitors
* Astroturf (fake grassroots support)

* Example: companies selling “reputation management” or “engagement boosting”

**Key insight:**
These actors are often *harder to detect* than state trolls because they operate in smaller, targeted campaigns.

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## 3) Political campaign influence (domestic + foreign)

Not always illegal, but often deceptive.

* Coordinated posting to:

* Shape narratives
* Amplify certain talking points
* Suppress opposing views via mass replies or downvotes

* Use of:

* Bots (automated accounts)
* “Cyborgs” (humans assisted by automation)

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## 4) Ideological or activist brigading

Not always “professional,” but still coordinated.

* Groups organize on Discord/Telegram/Reddit to:

* Flood threads
* Push narratives
* Harass or drown out opposing voices

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## 5) Why forums are especially vulnerable

Forums (Reddit, comment sections, niche boards) are prime targets because:

* Lower identity verification than platforms like banking/social networks
* Upvote/downvote systems can be gamed
* Long-form discussion allows subtle narrative shaping
* Smaller communities = easier to influence perception

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## 6) Common techniques used

You’ll often see patterns like:

* **Consensus illusion**: many accounts agreeing → “everyone thinks this”
* **False expertise**: posing as doctors, engineers, insiders
* **Emotional triggers**: outrage, fear, identity-based arguments
* **Thread hijacking**: shifting topic gradually
* **“Just asking questions” framing** to introduce doubt

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## 7) Important nuance

Not all misinformation = organized trolling.

There are three overlapping layers:

1. **Deliberate disinformation** (intentional, organized)
2. **Misinformation** (people sharing incorrect info unknowingly)
3. **Genuine disagreement**

In many forums, #2 is actually more common than #1—but #1 is real and strategically deployed.

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## Bottom line

Yes—**forums are actively and sometimes systematically seeded with disinformation**, including by professional actors. However, the majority of misleading content you encounter is still likely a mix of:

* ordinary users repeating bad information
* algorithmic amplification
* and occasional coordinated campaigns layered on top

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If you want, I can show you a **practical checklist to spot coordinated trolling in real time**—it’s very effective once you know the signals.