In the 19th century, early advancements in understandings of the human mind allowed a group of intellectuals to explore how feelings transferred to the individual from the masses, can be magnified and returned to the group, and vice-versa.

The birth of group psychology would path the way for collective perceptions of reality to be programmed for generations now, breeding a population of conformists who intellectually appeal only to mass consensus and authority.

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