When state institutions play psychological games, emotional Child reactions replace Adult data-driven analysis. We expose the stark hypocrisy surrounding the Project Jupiter controversy in New Mexico. State-funded charter school leadership facilitated student walkouts to protest tech infrastructure right before an election—infrastructure courted by their own Democratic Party's state administration—without presenting balanced data comparing closed-loop cooling to agricultural water consumption.

Worse yet, we unpack the absurd breakdown of administrative priorities: local police resources were tied up to babysit a political walkout while violent crime was occurring steps from the campus. From school leadership playing the Nurturing Parent to a firsthand whistleblower account of confidential legal correspondence ingested directly into Outlier AI corporate databases, we trace how New Mexico's history of WWII covert statecraft and current data mining infrastructure infiltrates local governance,...

🗳️ Democracy is on the line, and this election is too critical to leave to manufactured consensus.

When political discourse degrades into personal assaults, fearmongering, and partisan theater, citizens are treated like emotional Children rather than informed Adults (ala Dr. Eric Burnes' Games People Play).

NEVER FORGET 9/11 and the constitutional principles that protect our free nation: the right to free speech, free assembly, and the right to bear arms. When corrupt actors and extremist elements infiltrate elected offices, our defense is logical evaluation, civic duty, and unyielding scrutiny.

In this clip from GenXed, we explore a double-blind experimental research approach to voting where candidate platforms, policy designs, and economic budgets are stripped of party labels and media spin. In our imperfect world, we must ignore horse-race polling and mainstream narratives and evaluate candidates on their real-world track records, whether in business, education, public service, or what have ...

🗳️ We examine the psychological mechanisms behind political polling, including the Bandwagon Effect, the Spiral of Silence, and Horse-Race Priming. When institutions and media outlets treat citizens like emotional Children rather than informed Adults (a reference to Dr. Eric Berne's Games People Play framework covered in THIS podcast), manufactured consensus replaces objective evaluation. This is a very dangerous precedent for a free society and true democracy.

In this episode of GenXed, we explore a practical framework for restoring election integrity: the Double-Blind model, where voters evaluate standardized, anonymized policy platforms, public service and/or business track records, and constitutional adherence free from media spin.

Watch the full episode of GenXed on Transactional Analysis, Games People Play, Election Integrity & Education Games - Part 3 in the saga of education and literacy in New Mexico - to explore the complete breakdown of Dr. Eric Berne's framework, ...