New Masks-Off Day for August and How the Drivers Lie About the Official Rules

The following is written in a positive and literal style. If it seems otherwise, it’s because of driver interference. Watch out for valence and tone!

Hi everybody!

I hope you’re all well today. Things are continuing to change fast out there. The Suffering Economy is lurching along on its last legs and could collapse completely some time very soon.

Remember that as soon as you stop playing along with it, it no longer has anywhere near as much power over you. When everybody stops, it dies.

When everybody refuses to trade or offer suffering—or even “pretend” hurtful behaviours—in exchange for anything, the Suffering Economy is finished.

That doesn’t mean they’ll stop making us suffer, but it does mean that the amount of suffering we experience in the course of a day will be massively reduced.

There are cause-and-effect reasons for this and they take place in actual reality.

One is that people won’t be willingly engaging in things that make themselves or others around them suffer any more.

Another is that the project will have far less excuses to force suffering on anybody. When the project doesn’t have an excuse, its efforts to cause suffering are, provably, limited.

Those two factors will make a major difference for our quality of life.

How much further the true powers behind the project push the suffering back after that is anybody’s guess.

So why wait?

If you want to kill the Suffering Economy as soon as possible, you must refuse to participate in using or offering suffering as a valid commodity for anything!

Masks-Off Day has been moved to the 30^th of August

We’ve settled on a new date for the next Masks-Off Day: Saturday the 30^th of August.

Next week’s updates will be heavily focused on the day, but for now—if you’re thinking of going for it—you must make absolutely certain that you are solid with the following:

• If you believe you are ready.
• If you think you are strong enough to handle the worst of what could potentially happen.
• If you think you can handle the overt approach to standing up against the project as your main way of life.
• If you’ve decided to quit the project openly and completely as soon as you can.

If you’re not entirely confident that you have all of the above, then you’re probably not ready.

But if you are, then we’ll do everything we can to get you over the line.

I’ll meet you on the other side and will do everything in my power to help you and support you, especially in the first days and weeks when things will probably be toughest.

As I said, next week’s focus will be heavily on preparing for Masks-Off, so I’ll keep you posted!

Drivers lie about the official project rules and practises!

This issue has been brought to my attention a few times recently, but the main point to consider here, regarding the sharing of information, just dropped on me yesterday evening. It’s an important one!

The drivers lie about anything and everything—including official project rules and practises.

That is one of the reasons why the rules seem to change all the time.

Examples:

The Central Simulation officially ended in early 2025, but they still try to make people play along with “Central” routines.

Death is apparently no longer practised, but they still threaten people with it regularly.

They claimed emotional capacity had to be reduced by putting people through extreme efforts in 2022 and 2023, including in prison, even though emotional capacity had already been reduced.

Information is declassified, but the drivers lie and tell you that it isn’t.

I’ll repeat that one:

Information is declassified, but the drivers lie and tell you that it isn’t!

That means the project very probably won’t have an excuse to punish you for expressing project information much more freely, literally, and openly.

It may not even have the inclination to try.

And, anyway, if that information is in the public interest you have a right and an obligation to share it, regardless of whether it’s supposedly classified or not.

Most of what the drivers tell you you aren’t allowed to talk about literally or openly probably isn’t even really against the project rules.

I think it’s time to call a lot more bluffs when it comes to your efforts to build more open channels of literal communication.

What other issues might not really be against the rules?

Maybe things like:

Refusing to wear a mask in public?

Refusing to obey project curfew, or stay out of town when they tell you you’re supposed to?

Having to play for the bad side to get anything done?

Personally, I refuse to do these things all the time and it doesn’t seem to be against the rules for me.

Actually, I think it’s highly likely that the drivers have been lying to you about these things being against the rules for you too.

Of course, if they think you’ll accept it as an excuse to hurt or control you, they will.

That’s just the Antisocial Mechanism and the swarm of drivers acting it out—and they’ll do that with any excuse they can find.

That doesn’t mean those things are against the rules though.

And if you refuse to validate the driver excuses for abuses, they usually do back down.

Those are calculated risks worth taking, I’d say.

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