Our goals should be directed toward neutralizing these programs as they expand. There are few laws that protect us from this kind of invasion. This is why our individual and concerted efforts are so very important. Albeit the human brain is much more complex than a computer, a simple analogy between the two may serve as a basic example. A computer becomes less effective with the increase in the volume of programs that must interact with one another.
Similar conditions exist in the human brain.
This we label as tolerance overload. We have created a system that will counteract the majority of programs that are used most effectively at present. Although there are various steps involved to achieve the ultimate benefit from our system, awareness and a continuous application of it, will reduce many of the dangers presented by mental programming. Children that are constantly mentally programmed are in a class most likely to be affected. It is most unfortunate, but our studies reveal that children are rapidly being subjected to an unprecedented amount sophisticated mental programs directed toward behavior control, product advertisement and the like.