Cognitive-Memetics · Reptilocracy
W6Now You See It, Now You Don't
Leaders gain status by making bold commitments and then skillfully ‘forgetting’ them, treating our expectations as the real joke.
Reptilocracy
Power fantasies as a diagnostic tool.
Exaggerated scenes that surface fear, stress, status games, and the psychological fitness question.
Cognitive-Memetics · Reptilocracy
W5Rules for Thee, Not for Me
The double standard wears the costume of consistency to protect our side when the rules are applied.
Cognitive-Memetics · Reptilocracy
W4Mandate As Dashboard
When speech becomes input to interpret rather than instructions to follow, the room optimises the story instead of the signal.
Cognitive-Memetics · Reptilocracy
W3The Process Is Blamed
When the room answers with a diagram instead of a name, responsibility thins until no one owns it but everyone defends it.
Cognitive-Memetics · Reptilocracy
W2Fear Runs The Chain
The organisation asks for risk on paper, but the living reward is quiet and safe words on the way up.
Cognitive-Memetics · Reptilocracy
W1Not In Our Term
If the bill for long-term damage arrives after your window, the room acts like it never happened.