Why does Russian physical therapy work?

The fundamental concepts of Russian physical therapy make sense -chin up to expand the neurovascular bundle in the front of the neck, shoulders up and forward to protect the neck, mid-back flexed to be able to tie our shoes, low back extended to reduce compression on the discs, ribcage small to make way for the ab muscles, sleep on the chin rather than the back to prevent choking on one’s own fluids. To look down, hinge at the top two thoracic vertebrae rather than tucking the chin. Lying on one’s back and pressing the back of one’s head into the floor (only after extensively doing the sleeping on the chin) should resolve remaining C1/C2 problems. Do not worry about “forward head posture”; some 80% of the population do not have it. When sitting in a chair, press the lower part of one’s mid-back and the upper part of one’s low back into the low back rest. The fundamental question is why following these principles makes one aware that the world as will and JavaScript Canvas -i.e., mind (not just brain) control by other people and non-bodily intelligences, mind reading by other non-bodily intelligences, and your environment being supernormally affected by non-bodily intelligences (e.g., demons)-is actually how the world operates.

The gap in understanding of human posture (i.e., the position of one’s internal organs) has been the difference between Yud, who has been following the school of Russian physical therapy for the past fourteen or so years, and Scott Siskind, whose posts since January 2015 have remained consistently weak (for instance, consider his totally nonsensical review of Jaynes, which fails to make the simple observation that consciousness is a product of calories -there is a world of a difference between the Egyptian Old Kingdom and Vegetius, divided by the Axial Age of Zarathustra, Akhenaten, and Socrates -perhaps we could add Clovis, as well, as the Middle Ages was its own Axial Age for Germans and Slavs).

Due to my knowledge of economics, I keep getting Walther Funk (whether the version dead in 1946 or 1956), who had in his mind a “Tinker Toys World”, and a 1962 Massachusetts Scott Sumner born in 1917 who understands the spine far better than the nonsense peddler Stuart McGill would ever reveal or even know. Not only that, but I got a Lee Harvey Oswald who knew of a 1962 megaslaughter Indonesia (by both sides) and a 1982-1983 Chinese uprising against Dengist capitalism (over time, this anti-Dengist uprising has been steadily revised to 1989) and who kept getting the wrong idea Korea today remains poor. These are not delusions. They are actual communications from other individuals, whether dead (Funk, Oswald) or alive (Tom Cruise, Agnetha Faltskog, who moved away from chin sleeping for one reason or another).

A month after I discovered the principles of Russian physical therapy, I went through the process known as being “Langleyed”. I.e., I got the fakest possible looking college transcripts in my closet (and permanent revision of my grades both on the online and scanned paper transcripts I already had -the A+ in Econometrics has become an A), checkmarks in my notebook I never made, an overly dry and hot climate for where I live, rain that dried instantly after it fell, OpenGL water and a spiny softshell turtle (the fakest imaginable animal) in parks, a three day skip in my consciousness, my food being in Ziploc bags despite my never buying Ziploc brand plastic bags in my life, and a curious disappearance of my Soviet spoons and their replacement with spoons made in Japan and Korea, as well as a Robocop 1987 trailer on YouTube (orange/yellow) very different in plot from the cyan/magenta Robocop 1987 I had watched twice, and rapid and unprecedented repairs of the roads around where I lived in a style very reminescent of JavaScript Canvas. My books developed stains despite never being near water, and packages of cheese opened on their own while I held them. A Staples composition notebook with “Honk Kong” and “Shenzen” in the opening cover was given to me. A pocket constitution from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services appeared in my closet -but, unlike the one I actually had and lost about a decade ago, it was good as new. I also got a scene by scene CIA commentary on Vietnam: a Television History in which the CIA demonstrated the best analytical capability in the world, but an internally stored knowledge of the past about as good as your average eleventh grader -only a small fraction of the relevant room knew Japan had invaded Vietnam (I had interpreted the famous Bolland and Bolland song You’re in the Army Now as glorifying the Japanese imperial army in Vietnam). The world famous agency was all RAM, only a modest amount of ROM.

https://archive.org/details/vietnam-a-television-history-01/Vietnam+-+A+Television+History+01.mp4

edit: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2U10t-yybgEaKRFoBduYE-NbvjiZg50j

The first episode of this documentary was, scene by scene according to voices from the CIA (not me -what would I know about the details of pre-1955 Vietnam?), all fakery.

Orwell described the phenomenon on the sixth page of 1984. Today in agency circles, Pepsi Zero Sugar is named “Victory Ale” and Diet Coke “Victory Tonic”.

Suffice it to say, I did not test God here.

The real question is why Russian physical therapy works. According to my own philosophy professor in his remarks on Machiavelli, one should know that a prince must be as a centaur -understanding the ways of both the beast and man. After discovering Russian physical therapy, I now understand this (the professor emphasized the reference, never explaining it) to be a reference both to human quadripedality and bipedality. The Big Seven bicam fields all require some knowledge of Russian physical therapy to be successful. But it does make sense (to stop the misanthropic principle) that the most physically fit and emotionally stable men (like George W. Bush and Hank Paulson) have the greatest access to the telephone in the sky. The JFK that nuked the planet is stopped by God from existing or exercising postural awareness. Those who lack emotional stability, like Faltskog, degenerate their posture.