<!-- bryant-content-generator:start --> # Remember that all seemingly singular dyads have... > Remember that all seemingly singular dyads have two parts or poles, which are central to all dialectical polemics — or war. Highly sophisticated forms of control (erosions of true freedom) are brilliantly and fiendishly co-cultivated through the misguiding of contradictions and opposing speech models — all carefully witchcrafted as so-called, "freedom of speech." This is how even the smartest people are imprisoned through the spells and myths of "freedom." **Source:** [[books/Various Writings|Various Writings]] ## Share on Social Media ``` “Remember that all seemingly singular dyads have two parts or poles, which are central to all dialectical polemics — or war. Highly sophisticated forms of control (erosions of true freedom) are brilliantly and fiendishly co-cultivated through the misguiding of contradictions and opposing speech models — all carefully witchcrafted as so-called, "freedom of speech." This is how even the smartest people are imprisoned through the spells and myths of "freedom."” — Bryant McGill https://bryantmcgill.com/passages/passages-remember-seemingly-singular-spells-myths-freedom ``` <!-- bryant-content-generator:end -->