Blue Ouroboros Theory: BOT (according to the orange): Orange Cringe. The OC.

 

 

In Ayn Rand's now underrated Movie, The Fountainhead, an entire novel centers around the everyday narcissist situation of "audience capture," in the person of Gail Wynand, who is captured by his newspaper audience, and sadly if foreseeably  comes to a bad end.

 

Blue Ouroboros Theory as simply an idea or explanation for how one of our two  venerable, the more venerable of the two, political parties, just up and decides to devour itself alive. Audience capture, is the explanation, in theory. In the theory, in Blue Ouroboros Theory, "bots" who work in a automated boiler room type operation, with trolls, as "closers," real life humans who step in when a bot attracts engagement, seek influential and high profile "marks" to work their mentalist magic on.

 

As background we keep in mind Orange Ouroboros Theory, according to which, for those who are convinced by it, "gender" belongs filed under the same rubric, and orange rubric in the event, as the  élan vital and the luminiferous aether. A once plausible, now discredited, but not in anger, way to think thoughts deep and profound, now seen to have been a kind of scientific mirage.  A philosophical positing washed ashore like a shipwreck on the shores of scrupulous scientific rigor.

 

This humorous and largely new age woo of woos of an idea was seen as an Achilles Heel of the Democrats, who would be inclined to embrace it, as a gift horse, as a gift horse sense "no-brainer" which according to the orange, it turned out to be in a Delphic Oracle sort of way. 

 

Who were the influenced? Who were the influencers? That's a long answerable short question!

 

 

                                                 Roark (Work) vs Thiel (Theory)
 

 

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