Self-propaganda

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Self-propaganda, is an indoctrination performed by an individual or a group on themselves on a micro-level. The process can negatively influence values and beliefs, leading to self-righteous judgments. Without any real critical thought and ignoring the weight of contradicting evidence. These forms of self-deception or delusion of self-righteousness are created and reinforced by the group, which sees life the same way. When a group acts on beliefs together, it feeds their delusion. Listening to their grip on reality.

If we venture further into the persona micro-level, where people sense reality no longer require work of self-reflection to gain understanding through study, school, or self-directed. This is no longer required; no work is needed, simply rely on feelings. Just pour self-awareness in through whatever media portal makes you feel good. You now live in a world of self-delusion in your public life and now in your personal life, where this recurrence or circle of mindless rhetoric exists. Even a smaller circle or these limited ideas crater a babbling fool who makes no sense outside his group. Only through drugs can you feel anything, under the weight of these self delusions.

Is the term self-propaganda necessary? We have bad faith, self-delusion, self-deception, or religion. These terms imply a certain understanding of the choice that is made. But with propaganda, it is more like religion, requiring a belief. There’s no need for self-examination, and the idea of the individual is proclaimed.  Self-directed thought is not; apparently, individuals should not think for themselves.

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