>>249617 (OP)
As >>249625 and >>249643 pointed out, this happens with all media. A critic class forms which has influence on the public consciousness and shapes their perception, forming simulations of works for their audience. Until the 2010s, games journalism filled this role for video games. My major complaint about online game reviews is that they've veered from the traditions found in book and movie reviews due to the popularity of lets plays. Almost every video game review nowadays is a thinly-veiled lets play which walks the audience through the story. The most replayed portions will be in the "gameplay" section because the audience is there to see the reviewer's commentary on the game. These aren't real reviews. This isn't a simulation of the game. This is a simulacra of the game. The audience is experiencing the game in a way that replaces their initial experience of it. It's only a step above videos which outright state themselves as lets plays, themselves a step above reaction videos.
>>249690
Those images are metaphysics for babies and suggest that the race having an excess of focus on character is European, rather than Jewish. In fact, the majority of the images make no mention of Jews other than as an afterthought at the bottom or top of the page, something to be clipped off. Hermetic Qabalah comes from Christian Cabala, and Christian Cabala comes from Jewish Kabbalah.
The fifth image is the most egregious in its error. Nihilism can be divided between positive and negative forms, something a self-professed hermetic should understand. Both profess a meaninglessness to life, that there's ultimately no difference between action and inaction. Both are, for the most part, a response to an inability to enjoy life within a given structure. Positive nihilism posits that actions should be taken without regard for the structure which has formed it. Negative nihilism posits that actions should be taken without regard for the structure which has formed it, unless the structure is useful. Its contents on social media are equally axe-dragging. "An artificial ego," is the definition of a persona. One's actions online under an avatar and handle are actions under a persona, even if the handle and avatar are his own name and face. The presentation of this in the image is no better than the "X taught me Y" meme. It's something someone over 40 would post online.
Its words on Universalism make no sense given the quote or the definition of Universalism. Universalism is a school of thought that certain tenets and practices exist across all cultures, either due to universal responses to stressors or shared origins, and that all of these relate to a single through line of truth. As for his "Destructive Vice of Selfless Universalism", the Christian concept of universalism, which he redundantly labels "Universalist Delusion", is that everyone will be saved either through a life of worship or an extended period in Hell, not that everyone can be saved through adherence to escape eternal damnation. Almost every organized religion to ever exist has wanted to convert all other nations because they believe their tenets to be fundamentally true. In the "Eastern Delusion", Samsara exists for spiritual purification, but some spirits never reach Nirvana and ultimately become attached to the physical world.
In regards to his "Destructive Vice: Egoist Individualism", all of them are retarded. The "Sectarian Delusion" and "Messiah Delusion" are what he's professing. The differences between races ultimately giving them distinct powers is inherently Sectarian. The belief that abilities from Hermeticism are unique to a handful of people, and that they should be used to guide a group of people, is Messianic. The concepts he has outlined in the previous images are inherently Luciferian. They are entirely suggestive of using ESP to influence and predict the outcome of events for your own gain or that of your race.