Can You Predict How People Will Behave? Jim Marshall on Septemics

I'm curious to hear that what does a septemics-enabled society look like to you? If we are able to read one another, how well do you think that could function?

Adolf Hitler was convicted of treason in 1923.

Did you know that? Yeah.

He tried to overthrow the government.

They arrested him.

Now, in case you haven't heard, All over the world for 6,000 years, traitors are executed.

The Rosenbergs were two Americans who gave secrets to the Soviets.

They were executed for that, for treason.

That is normally what happens.

Hitler wasn't executed.

He was given a five-year sentence of which he served only nine months.

They got him out.

And during those nine months, he wrote Mein Kampf, which made him rich.

So think about how different the world would have been if they had looked at this with this data that I have.

His goal was to destroy.

And if you study him, that's what he did.

He was destructive.

When I was studying military science, which is one of my areas of expertise, I would get to World War II and I'd say, Hitler did this and that.

I'd say, why did he do that? That doesn't make any sense.

But he did it.

Then when I realized he was destructive, I realized that explains it.

That's why he did X, Y, and Z.

Before that, it made no sense to me at all.

Now they explain it by saying he was insane, which is true.

But That's vague.