Mark Hamilton argues that humans are conditioned from infancy to adopt a ‘following’ mindset by mimicking parents, siblings, and surrounding people, and that this conditioned following persists into adulthood. He presents this ‘following mode’ as a form of mental imprisonment and introduces ‘Neo Think’ as a liberation or remedy that frees the mind from that conditioning.
When we were little babies, we would mimic our parents. We would mimic our brothers and sisters. We would mimic the people in the world around us. So that set our minds into a conditioned state of following. We followed what our parents did. We followed what our older siblings did. We followed what the world around us did. Now our minds are unlimited. But unfortunately, as we grew up from our infancy into toddler, into children, into teenagers, into adulthood, we didn't really move on. We didn't really leave behind the following mode. It's still with us. And we can see it, and we can prove it. And I have proven this. And this is our great imprisonment. And Neo Think frees us. It liberates our minds from the great scourge of mankind. The following mode.
