Quote from the comment section of the latest livestream:

"logic would dictate that a Farsight show would be on prime for the paying people and then posted to youtube but no the paying costumers get it last, how fucked up is that Mr Brown, you may detect my agitation with the way you handle your paying public i feel i am nearing the end with this outfit as we have not seen any remote viewing in months , there is however The Future Forecast site that is prolific with pertinent remote viewing almost every day. Thank you for your attention to this matter. A PAYING CUSTOMER. 😕"

Farsight's response:

"FarsightPrime.com gets the full Spotlight, including Farsight Secrets. We publish about 10 videos per month on FarsiightPrime.com, sometimes more, sometimes less, including at least one major Mysteries a month. We have been spending time enhancing our video quality, which will become more and more evident."

I now have this question:

Do the ETs that Farsight is allied with really want to turn disclosure into the Netflix business model?

What is the goal? Having many paying customers who sit on the couch, waiting for the next content to drop? How does this help? How is this consumer model advancing disclosure at all?

And that's the question I'm also struggling with: How does Farsight advance disclosure?

Let me ask in a different way: Why should a paying consumer of your videos decide to become a remote viewer and train telepathy? Why is it necessary? How do remote viewing and telepathy help humanity? How do these abilities end the prison planet?

What's the vision?

The two strategies of planetary liberation depicted in "the escape" had

*A mission impossible style escape where the war was indeed very kinetic. Robust abducting monsters above, rebel cyborg army below. They won through gradual attrition , soft targets

*A compromised commanding fleet that could repeatedly stage large internal battles and leave a whodunnit scenario

*Our situation looks a bit more like a planet full of obsessive distractions. Genocide rages while the more equipped groups are dizzied with LARP style fantasy escape distractions. So the strategy here is perhaps largely to join in the media blitz. It's not attrition, it's not co-opted bottlenecks, it's counter-entertainment.

It all makes sense to me at least as an ethos. You can see early strokes of culmination as well. Remote viewing groups, UFO enthusiasts, espionage enthusiasts. They're all amassing into a more central tribe.

We're starting to see loops where enthusiasts become content creators. Until I am under a different impression: that's the strategy I see. Outcool and outcorporatize the opposition. Farsight can strategize whatever paywall thing. I'm glad they didn't go onto tiers and kept cost low.

And the workarounds are so doable, honestly, that the paywall is almost laughable. So: meh.

To Farsight's credit, most of the necessary information is free in the Vault.

On the other side, Farsight does have to pay for their viewers to remain active. But the actual growth of Farsight might be harmed by some types of gating.

I'm a bit surprised the Nuuspheres weren't made for the free, general audience on youtube, before linking back to the recorded paid sessions. It feels like that would've been a more natural pipeline, as subscribers have already been exposed. The use of AI recording in them is fine, but the low fidelity of the AI model might be off-putting for a general audience (I don't think the tech is there yet, unfortunately, so it's not entirely Farsight's fault). Early Nuuspheres struck a good balance of simple AI narration to ease general audiences in, I think.

Also, I really thought Farsight would have a podcast by this point. I knew Courtney alluded to an AI-assisted podcast, but frank discussions, interpretations, and applications of material between viewers (I'd assume Courtney and Aziz?) outside of board meetings feels like it'd be a great, more down-to-earth benefit for a general audience, as well as keeping a current audience engaged. The casual vibe of Intysam's streams are a good example. I think Farsight secrets are a step in that direction, as a more modern, evolving, freeform discussion rather than sharpened discourse.

When Courtney does his interviews with larger groups like Jeff Mara and Watchmojo, it's a shame to not have general, front facing content available for onboarding new audience members, instead of having them immediately hit a paywall on farsightprime.com. Simple Nuuspheres (the ones like death traps that won't get you shadowbanned on youtube) would be a good step.

What has been written here is all good and well, but...

Let me phrase it this way:

Farsight has a message, and Farsight wants to achieve a massive change in human society. They say: Humanity is at point A, but should be at point B. The questions are:

1. What is point A, and why is it bad to stay there?

2. What is point B, and why is it good to go there?

3. What can the individual do to get there?

Is true sometimes i get that urge in me that asks, "for months im not seeing sh.. on Farsight, we've came from ET news, humans news, earth mysteries, conversations with Harvey and so on, to now nothing", but then i remember although is true that im paying a service Courtney ask for our patience while they develop something they believe its unique and important for the institute, i mean there are only 6 or 7 people working and only 2 of them doing the technological part, not to mention the time itself
So if im not able to understand and be a little more comprehensive enough or patient why am i so dependent on it at the same time..
Maybe this is a good time to starting each one of us engaging in remote viewing data and not dependent on others!