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      "body": "“No system is safe. Only under-maintained, overconfident, and outdated ones are easy.” — some guy who didn’t patch his server\n\nYou’d think state institutions—NSA, the Pentagon, foreign ministries—would have Fort Knox-tier cybersecurity. Wrong. What follows are 10 real attacks on high-level state organizations that got wrecked, rooted, or ransacked.\n\n1. 🛸 Gary McKinnon (2001–2002) – Hacked the Pentagon, NASA, U.S. Army, Navy, and Air Force\nWho: Scottish sysadmin and UFO enthusiast\nHow: Exploited weak/no passwords on Windows systems via RDP and remote desktop tools.\nWhy: Looking for UFOs and free energy tech allegedly hidden by the U.S.\nWhat happened: Accessed 97 computers, deleted critical files, crashed military networks—including the U.S. Army’s 2,000-computer network for a day.\n\nImpact: Cost claimed at ~$700,000 in damages. 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      "title": "Manifesto against Pornograghy🔞How does it influence youngsters and turn adults into slaves ?",
      "body": "# Warning: This post will contain a lot of personal experiences, may seem emotional and will be a kind of real-talk. So if you're sensitive, do not read it. \n\n## To every man who didn't escape the matrix, WATCH THAT VIDEO. \n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gI0zQMZoqEs\n\nI knew almost everything what is in the video, but after seeing someone has reposted it on X, it just propelled me to write this manifesto, coz nobody has balls to openly confess it.\n\n\n\n\n\nPlease, I do not do it, because someone paid me. I do not do it, because I just want to. I do it because I want to see more inventors in the future in this world, who come from private field and not from fucking universities. I want have more people in the world who genuinely build phenomenal things, promote healthy life-style and are propaganda resistant. I do not want to see only fucking products, I want to see people who stood behind the innovative products. \nI want to spread the knowledge about detrimental results of porn, coz perhaps it will hit you somehow personally and will realize: \"Huh, perhaps he's right. I'm not the only one. Time to fight this damn shit\" .\n\n\n![images (2).jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmWSoY2LnQGqxygh2WZ94ztD1CDAMxnpMJu9mEFyGsnyab/images%20(2).jpg)\n\n\nPerhaps you're not seeing the influence of porn on your work now, but if you end up with keeping watching, viewing porn, you likely wont be able to achieve your goals and you'll be weak. I was victim of porn in my 10s (for 7 years. I started at the age of 12 and broke with it before reaching 20, which I'm sort of proud of, I'm rarely proud of me, but this is the case where I am). For porn in my 20s I say: NIE WIEDER ! (Ger: Never Again).\n\nI cut myself out of the society in my 20s permanently, I extract the human-part of me, meaning I will not define myself as a human any more. \nI'm aware it's sick and sounds as though I just escaped from psychiatric hospital, but I see if you keep this part of humanity in yourself and you will keep indentify as human, you are exposed on threat of being enslaved again by those sexualized content. \n\n\n![istockphoto-880400984-612x612.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmSNi8D5iPnSPmTcoUJ8kaJ5yonduHg5wJQTG8sep4N9Wm/istockphoto-880400984-612x612.jpg)\n\n\nI would define myself as an human-akin-creature, but it's only personal defining, the nature will stay the same, that I derrive from human species. I will not contradict the facts.\n\nBut it's not about me, but about the influence of porn.\n\n## Here are the key information about the influence of porn on your mind:\n\n\n![images (3).jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmQMcybxuju86Cf8qh1geF7jZy4SPUQFQDnTwky8trq6v1/images%20(3).jpg)\n\n\nPornography can have a negative impact on your productivity, mental clarity, and overall well-being in several ways:\n\n### Addiction: Watching porn triggers a release of dopamine, the \"feel-good\" brain chemical. Over time, you may need more intense content to feel the same pleasure. This can lead to addiction, where you waste time on porn instead of focusing on work, studies, or hobbies.\n\nExample: Spending hours on porn instead of completing a project at work or studying for an exam.\n\n### Reduced Motivation: Porn can create a kind of mental \"stimulation overload,\" making it harder to enjoy or focus on simple, everyday activities. You may find it tough to concentrate or get excited about things that used to bring you joy.\n\nExample: You might feel disinterested in reading a book or pursuing a hobby because your brain has become conditioned to seek high stimulation from porn.\n\n### Impaired Focus: Watching porn can reduce your ability to focus on important tasks. The more you engage in it, the more your brain craves distractions, making it harder to stay on task for long periods.\n\nExample: Finding it hard to sit down and focus on work without feeling distracted or needing a break.\n\nIn short, porn can waste your time, reduce your motivation, and mess with your brain's ability to focus and enjoy life, ultimately harming your productivity and mental clarity.\n\nPorn builds distractions, increases your dopamine level and sultifies your mind. Also there's been an increase of soft-porn/porn content after WWII, companies were sexualizing the ads intentionally ! Deriving from where ? From America of course, the most blindly beloved country by almost everyone, seeming to be innocent and in reality they are evils of anyone. Of course I might be exxagerating, but what I try to say, is that there is no good or bad between China, USA or Russia. All of them have done evil things, but they have different practicies for it.\n\nHere are some historical take-aways that prove that what I'm saying:\n\n\n![757px-victory_job_awm_artv00332.webp](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmVhkDgEe9dnzfhA3q8xaw7AQQmZPXuuG5kpNER6aXTgPs/757px-victory_job_awm_artv00332.webp)\n\n\n# 📌 Post-WWII Cultural Shifts\n\nEconomic Boom & Consumer Culture (1950s):\nAfter the war, the U.S. experienced massive economic growth. This led to the rise of consumerism and a more permissive culture. Advertising started using sexual imagery more subtly to sell products, planting seeds of sexualization in mainstream media.\n\n## Post-WWII Economic Situation and Government Support for Individuals\n\nAfter World War II, the U.S. entered a period of unprecedented economic growth, and this growth was largely supported by a series of government policies designed to support the middle class and fuel the post-war economy.\n\n\n![Benjamin-Slyngstad-CRT_GI-Bill.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmUD8fbC8PftFf9te78gqimwAxXAvpPjx4ZGMQDVbJiqBw/Benjamin-Slyngstad-CRT_GI-Bill.jpg)\n\n\n### GI Bill and Home Loans (1944)\nOne of the most significant government actions was the passage of the GI Bill of Rights (1944), which aimed to help returning veterans reintegrate into civilian life.\n\nLoans for Housing: The GI Bill offered low-interest loans for home purchases, making it easier for millions of veterans to buy homes and settle in suburban areas. This created a housing boom and fueled demand for consumer goods that could fill these new homes.\n\nExample: Veterans could purchase homes with little to no down payment, enabling them to enter the housing market. This led to the rise of suburbia, with the creation of Levittowns—large, affordable housing developments built specifically for returning veterans and their families.\n\nEducation: The GI Bill also provided veterans with funding for higher education, allowing a generation of young Americans to attend colleges and universities. This provided them with better job opportunities and contributed to the rise of the white-collar workforce, which increased disposable income and consumer spending.\n\n## 2. Expansion of Consumer Credit and the Role of Banks\nThe rise of consumer credit (such as the credit card and installment loans) allowed individuals to purchase goods that they could not afford upfront. This made consumerism even more accessible.\n\nExample: American Express, which introduced the first credit card in 1958, allowed people to buy goods on credit, which increased the purchasing power of middle-class Americans. People could now buy appliances, cars, and other goods on a payment plan, making consumption a part of daily life.\n\nGovernment support: Policies from the Federal Reserve also ensured that credit was widely available, further fueling consumer demand.\n\n## The Rise of Consumerism and Corporate Influence\n\n\n![p094k8d4.jpg.webp](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmVEc5ZFenVT7vCawRYwYF5fBqH6rVH1WPUKeTCSvzVXMa/p094k8d4.jpg.webp)\n\n\nThe combination of government-backed loans, massive industrial production, and consumer credit led to the creation of a thriving consumer economy in the 1950s. This created an environment where advertising and marketing became key in shaping public attitudes, and companies sought innovative ways to reach consumers.\n\n### Mass Production and Consumer Goods\nAfter the war, industries that had been focused on producing war materials pivoted to the production of consumer goods—everything from automobiles to refrigerators. The booming manufacturing sector was producing goods faster than ever before.\n\nExample: Companies like General Motors and Ford produced cars in large quantities, and the television became a household staple. With this influx of goods, companies were eager to find ways to sell them, and marketing began to evolve.\n\n### Advertising and the Birth of \"Consumer Culture\"\nAdvertising became central to selling these mass-produced products. By the 1950s, advertising agencies began to experiment with new emotional appeals in their campaigns, relying heavily on psychological techniques to trigger desires and needs.\n\nA major shift in advertising strategy occurred: companies began to market their products as part of a lifestyle, not just functional items. Advertisements promoted not only the product's utility but also its ability to fulfill deeper desires, such as status, attractiveness, and freedom.\n\n### Sexualization in Advertising: The Strategy Behind It\nBy the late 1950s and into the 1960s, advertisers began to experiment with sexualized imagery to make products appear more desirable. But why did companies choose this approach? What was the purpose behind using sex appeal to sell everything from cars to soda?\n\n## 1. Psychological Appeal and the Consumer’s Desire for \"Status\"\nSex appeal was used in advertisements because it taps into universal human desires—the desire for attractiveness, acceptance, and status. By associating products with sexual allure or youthful energy, advertisers aimed to create an emotional connection between the product and the consumer’s self-image.\n\nThe idea was that owning or consuming the product would elevate the consumer's social status, or in some cases, enhance their sexual appeal.\n\nExample: The Chrysler New Yorker automobile advertisements of the late 1950s often featured sleek, stylish cars with beautiful women posing alongside them. The message wasn’t just about the car—it was about the lifestyle of luxury and the implicit promise that owning the car would somehow make the consumer more attractive and successful.\n\n\n![8uqe0irsvibc1.jpeg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmTb6XTVmmAD6aN45YsjKpJzk9zPURghYxfM94B4HrJkGE/8uqe0irsvibc1.jpeg)\n\n**Two lovely ladies posing next to a Buick in an advertisement for a local car dealer, California, 1952\n\n![gettyimages-464490475-612x612.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmWPxo8BDjKmVV3eJuyzyicmjUvshdXZawBwX5dAsCUNpF/gettyimages-464490475-612x612.jpg)\n\n** Chrysler advertisement poster from 1956\n\n\n## 2. Cultural Shifts: The Sexual Revolution and Changing Norms\n\nThe 1950s and 1960s were also the period of the sexual revolution, when traditional norms around sexuality began to be challenged. This was a time when sexual freedom and liberation were becoming more mainstream.\n\nAdvertisers capitalized on these cultural changes by associating their products with this new idea of freedom—not just political or social freedom, but sexual freedom.\n\n\n![1396971766000-Playboy-cover.webp](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmSMVPpXFbGiPEqRcxDrRTzaBZUkRNbCb1uwrKjX4WQ3Ly/1396971766000-Playboy-cover.webp)\n\n** Playboy cover (one of them) indicating the \"entertainment\" for men. Which is an obvious lie.\n\n\nExample: Playboy magazine, launched in 1953, was not merely an adult magazine—it was a cultural product that marketed a lifestyle of sophistication, luxury, and sexual freedom. Its iconic bunny logo and use of beautiful women helped normalize the association between sexual allure and consumer goods.\n\n\n## 3. The Role of the Television in Normalizing Sexualization\n\nWith the widespread adoption of television in American homes during the 1950s, advertisers began to experiment with visual sexual appeal in their commercials. This was an era when TV advertisements increasingly used sexually suggestive imagery to sell products like alcohol, cars, and even household goods.\n\nExample: Coca-Cola commercials often depicted attractive young people enjoying the drink in social settings, implying that drinking Coca-Cola was not just about thirst—it was about feeling good, young, and desirable.\n\n\n![61RZCp73JFL._AC_UF1000,1000_QL80_.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmYTicis2bm7fjmgtmpYajXHx5xoEkkSc5Fz8fCa7aJxTv/61RZCp73JFL._AC_UF1000,1000_QL80_.jpg)\n\n** Pin-up girls were a type of popular imagery in the mid-20th century (especially during the 1940s and 1950s), characterized by illustrated or photographed images of attractive women in provocative yet playful poses, often seen as glamorous and flirtatious. These images were primarily used in posters, calendars, and magazines. They were considered a symbol of sexual appeal, youth, and fun.\n\n\nAnother Example: Marlboro Cigarettes used sexualized imagery in its advertisements by featuring rugged cowboys, equating masculinity with \nsmoking Marlboro. The cowboy persona became linked with freedom, power, and desirability, subtly associating masculinity with smoking.\n\n\n![Kool-Blonde-cigarette-vintage-advertising-poster-museum-outlets.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmZ84y9eRkMsrGiiCkbTrDNMQRHatPx6of4W4qRxj9JaM9/Kool-Blonde-cigarette-vintage-advertising-poster-museum-outlets.jpg)\n\n![$_12.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmXJnL3LQTTVJDNaC3mLnF6mmTHS5PkrSxD5Dvdq3mVXMR/$_12.jpg)\n\n** Here are some examples of how was the atrociousness (cigarretes advertised) by that time.\n\n\n## The Purpose of Sexualization in Advertising: Strategic Goals\n\n\n![images (4).jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmY8bf5a2pF97UemX2sfjb1GCiTvK4CHxBGAgCPw16hCin/images%20(4).jpg)\n\n\n### 1. To Differentiate Products in a Saturated Market:\nThe consumer market was becoming saturated with similar products. In a market flooded with similar items—whether cars, beverages, or beauty products—companies turned to sexual imagery as a differentiation strategy.\n\nBy associating their products with sex appeal, they hoped to make their product stand out in a crowded marketplace and evoke a strong emotional response from the consumer.\n\n### 2. To Tap into Growing Cultural Trends:\nAdvertisers did not create the sexualization trend; they harnessed it. By capitalizing on the sexual revolution and changing social norms around sex, freedom, and individual expression, companies could connect their products with the zeitgeist of the times.\n\nExample: As sexual norms shifted, advertisers could safely use suggestive imagery to sell items that were once considered taboo, like alcohol or cosmetics. This made the product feel modern, exciting, and in tune with the changing times.\n\n##The Interplay of Economics, Government Policy, and Sexualization in Advertising\n\nThe post-WWII period was a time of profound economic growth fueled by government policies like the GI Bill, increased consumer credit, and widespread industrial production. These factors created a booming middle class, with more disposable income to spend on goods and services.\n\nAs companies sought to capitalize on this growing consumer base, they turned to advertising as a tool to differentiate their products. As a result, sexualized imagery began to play a central role in marketing. By linking their products with sex appeal, companies were not simply selling a product—they were selling an identity, a lifestyle, and a connection to the cultural trends of the time.\n\nThe purpose of using sexualization in advertisements was ultimately about creating desire—not just for the product itself, but for the status, freedom, and allure that owning the product promised. In this way, advertising became a powerful tool in shaping consumer culture, tying together economic prosperity and cultural shifts in a way that has had long-lasting effects on both marketing and society.\n\n\n## Ok, you're thrilled about how cool it was ? Are you terrified perhaps ? Let's switch of the fucking TV with the content about this sugar-sweet, unicorny ECONOMICAL GROWTH, PROSPERITY, Oh sexual freedom how cool is that, let's fuck all together, sexualize everythin. Yada, yada, yada !\n\n![805d5fbc1b0370a1258009be3a32f1c5.gif](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmTRygSmFfwVMm8ha6LoviT1ErJoQHijDNdos3ATeotkPE/805d5fbc1b0370a1258009be3a32f1c5.gif)\n\nHave you perhaps noticed one IMPORTANT, ABSOLUTELY CRUCIAL THING. Who stood for it all ? GOVERNMENT, they were utilizing the power of the rearranged gold-standard where USA held gold of most of the nations, not the entire nations' supply but definitely a reasonable amount. The currencies were pegged to a dollar and dollar was backed by gold, so should it work. In 1973, Richard Nixon announced full disposal of the Gold Standard and escalated the epoche of air-money as I used to call it, but it's called Fiat Money in todays standard. It's kinda funny coz Fiat is also a company manufacturing cars, and they are poor quality. That only shows how shitty this money even is. That's why I personally think discussions about the form of introducing Anarchy into the world is worth considering. Don't get me wrong, me as an Libertarian Crypto-Anarchist, I do not mean Anarchy that is presented in books as Lawlessness, complete get disposal of any rules, so that noone owns anything. Conversely, I think that without private property, privacy and personal-wealth there is no freedom. What I mean though is, getting rid of the state-structures, which oppresive no matter what country we will take, every country has oppressive state, that is ruling others only because of the apperance in television, which is another flaw of today's idiocratic world.  \n\n\n![crypto_anarchist_ed4_by_liberancap_dffc4w9-fullview.jpg](https://cdn.steemitimages.com/DQmVKwhYSvf85vS3pNVBBqAuzo1bXpB8NohwHt3S3K8c53J/crypto_anarchist_ed4_by_liberancap_dffc4w9-fullview.jpg)\n\n\n\nBut that's topic for another post if you'd like to know my views on any of above-mentioned topics/matters leave the comment down in the section. I will consider it.\n\nAnyways, I just want to tell you now more about my case. I've got my first touches with porn as I've been 12, it was just curiosity, how it's looking and so on, later on it became almost my daily part and later on as I've realized it's detrimental, I tried to fight it, I was frustrated, coz the power of subconciousness was greater than my conciousness. I luckily got rid of it this year, and I'm proud I did this before reaching my 20s, so I won't commit the failure. I fighted with it about 2 years long, so much did it take me to finally extract the need to watch porn. During my fight with it I used everything. Blockers, education, groups, having a notebook with progress. All that has somehow contributed to where I'm now, but here are some of my advices on how to get rid of it:\n\n### 1. Don't beat yourself after every lost attempt\n\nI know that it may sound as \"I should be lenient for myself\", but it's complete fallacy I fell into either. It's not about being lenient, but about\nbeing honest with yourself, loving yourself and building trust to yourself. Look, if every time you will curse yourself, offend after the failure, what is your motivation to change anything, it will only deminish your value, I've gone through it and I understand, what someone could think about it. You have to be prepared and have plan B, if things get out of your control. Be self-forgiving, every time you fail, talk to yourself anyway you'd like, interriorly or directly eg. to the mirror and tell yourself what happened, that you forgive it and hope for this attempt to be successful.\n\n### 2. Care about the environment\nImportant note is that almost every single time I lost, were hours around night 9PM - 12 AM, where I either had no things to do, or there was a bit of cold, so make sure it's warm enough in the room, but not too hot. So if you like to listen up to something or watch something to sleep, put your phone or any other device away from your hand-access-range and enjoy the audio. Also if you have some outdated stuff, you'd wished to change or buy some newer PC, do it. It will only propel you to work further on yourself, for yourself. But the environment term is pertaining here much bigger area. Are you done with your university ? Don't feel as though you'll progress ? Down with it, choose your own way, but WARNING. It has to be well-thought by you. And what if you will learn less than on uni ? Well it doesn't matter how much you learn, how much information you store, but in how big detail you store it.\n\n### 3. Socialize with valuable people\nIt was one of the most not understood points, why does the contact with people matter so much. Well the thing is, that besides that I'm indeed antisocial, I do not disregard people, and I'm open for conversation with anyone who sticks to some values, is willing to change his life for better, has dreams and persues them. If you have the environment of people selected and you contact with them, you're on a good way.\n\n### 4. Cut off trash-people\nI got rid of 99% of my previous frienships and also relationships with other people, only because they were just not understanding me fully and treated me as an alien. Now I'm building connections with real freaks, degens like me, who are passionate about similar things as me. And that drives me a lot.\n\n### 5. Change your music flavour\nIt helped me at least so it can be peculiar, but I came from listening to any rap song to listening a lot of energetic metal, rock songs and additionally sometimes real-talk rap songs, but most of it take metal songs. I suppose it is because the sounds somehow affect your minds, that you're gonna be a warrior prepared for any challange, and if you listen only to some cool, trendy and non-valuable music, it will only deteriorate your mind. (Perhaps this section is more for men 😅)\n\n### 6. Have patience\nThe key is persistency and patience in it all. See, I fought with it 2 years long, I know it took a lot of time, I know it could be done faster. But it also could reflect then on return, and now as I have the experience, I know that I will surrvive no matter what.\n\n### 7. Focus on your goals dreams\nIf you don't have them, don't worry find what brings you joy, what interest you and start doing it, exploring learning. If you have though ? Stick to it and do everything for it.\n\n\nSo that was everything I had to convey, perhaps it was quite longish but I hope you'll take some value for yourself.\n\nI love you all, see ya tomorrow on live-stream on DLive, Peace !",
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