Children as loners - a control state needs this kind of people

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17.05.2021 | www.kla.tv/18770

The politically disproportionate regulations since the beginning of the Corona crisis, which have been drastically changing and curtailing people's everyday lives and habits for a year now, affect the entire society, both young and old. Mandatory masks, contact restrictions, lack of supplies and much more is accepted in the belief that it serves the situation and leads us faster back into normal everyday life. But, this has never been confirmed. An adult can compensate for some discomfort for a certain time - regulating the inner balance by reason and insight. But how does a kindergarten age child or young school age child, just in the learning phase of social interaction, cope with radical bans on contact, including even confinement in the home? What are the consequences of this for children? Neuroscientist Gerald Hüther warns of dramatic consequences due to the corona protection measures for the social and neurobiological* development of children.(*Research of the nervous system with biological methods.) - For almost a year, they have massively suppressed their deepest needs, like giving grandpa and grandma a hug, competing with friends in games, or cultivating their first friendships. - This period of deprivation is about as long for a seven-year-old child as ten years is for a seventy-year-old person, Hüther said. - This also results in changes in the brain: If children fight against inner needs over a longer period of time, at some point the need is no longer perceptible. - This also applies in general to the joy of being together with other people and learning through play, he said. School closures and contact restrictions have deprived them of this important field of learning. Hüther is concerned that the pandemic is bringing up a generation of young people who no longer experience their own vitality as children. Their personality development would be severely curtailed and they would become loners. The result would be a lack of relationship skills and compassion. This is exactly the kind of people a control state needs - Is this a coincidence?

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Sources/Links: www.deutschlandfunk.de/neurobiologe-huether-ueber-lockdown-folgen-schule-ist-der.694.de.html?dram:article_id=491369
www.spektrum.de/lexikon/neurowissenschaft/neurobiologie/8520