Occult Memetics: Reality Manipulation

A great work from Mr. Hexenhammer. If you listen to and enjoy the author’s spoken word you will enjoy this. Clank clank

Makes a nice addition to my collection.

I found this book very informative, an excellent analysis on memetics from Tarl Warwick, and I say this as a humanist that doesn't believe in the supernatural. This brief analysis on memetics has nailed something. I would like a bigger volume on this subject from Warwick. Frankly, I would like a book of his that goes beyond a hundred pages. I will wait patiently for this miracle to occur.Edit: bought also the physical version of the book. One of the smallest books I've bought, to be honest, but with amazing memetical analysis. I also saw that other works, like The Occult Compedium and Occult Philosophy for the Modern Age are more robust works wrote by the same author, mainly in the area of occultism (very informative also, I highly recommend them too).

This guy is a genius and I rarely throw that term around, ever. I read this book and it changed my life and the lives of countless others. He has a youtube channel under the name Styxhexenhammer666 and it is some of the most awe inspiring and rational content wrought into digital form. His angelic visage, his John Lennon glasses, the leather jacket would make any woman of child bearing age throw themselves at him. Speaking from his humble estate in Vermont, he offers the type of political analysis rarely found in this dimension.

Sounds and images and symbols used to persuade and manipulate. You see it so often now. Selling ideas. I recall those days of Kek, Pepe, and Ebola-chan fondly. The fact that Tarl is so dedicated to his brief writings is admirable. Not afraid to put himself down in writing. I do like that. Short book. Well written and thought out. Guy is one of a kind.

Good read, 10.2 stars

Tarl Warwick sets out to explain memetics, and triumphs, even overcoming mundane skeptical debunkery by framing the concept in ways that embrace a very rational world view that does not require deep esoteric or occult beliefs to make sense. While simultaneously harkening back to the occult and esoteric principles that inform Tarl's world view succinctly and rationally.*spoon clank*A great read for any Kekistanti freedom fighter of any rational persuasion (skeptic or occultist), and veterans of the great meme war of 2016.A few grammatical and typo errors are entirely forgivable in a work of self-published lore of this sort. Well done!That's about all... Peace out.

This is a total waste of time and money, I have learned nothing.Writing style can be best described as word salad.There is no actionable advice on how you can either resist propaganda or use it for your benefit.Author gives 2 extremely vague examples of how he was able to use to use this knowledge, but without anydetails that would help you do so yourself, this only comes out as boastful.Tries explaining concepts like synchronicity, by claiming all the frog imagery used on 4chan pulledfrom around human history somehow proves it. Don't you think humanity made plenty of frog imagery and art? It shouldn't be hard for people to pull three examples that match their cause the best.This is hardly fascinating.Worst one is last two pages being dedicated to his exploits on ICQ 15 years go.Author claims to have "won" at trolling some chat groups.What did you win mate? Who's life was better for it?

The media could not be loaded. Más que un libro parece un folleto, l información es muy poca. Tenía muchas más esperanzas de esta compra, hay libros delgados que están completos y este es como si tomaras un capítulo corto de cualquier libro y lo imprimieras aparte. Sin embargo, igual la información está muy buena.

This world is so much better than I thought I was the only studentship person I could call the item available mentally term chaos and mysticsym leaving the mind purged and we'll read it deserves to be

A fantastic introduction into the field of Memetics.The work in question is short and to the point, and nicely articulates Tarl's theories and experiences of the matter. I would say it serves as a fantastic introduction, into both memetics and in general to occultism, and would welcome a sequel elaborating such matters further. For those without experience in occultism or philosophy, fear not! Tarl's style of writing is clear and to the point, and devoid of the pomposity so prevalent in other Occultic works. Get a copy now! you won't regret it!

Some basic knowledge about the subject and references to the most popular examples of memes on the Internet. A fun read.

Warwick is kind of a dingus, but he writes a fun book on meme maga magic.