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TITLE: THE BLACKPİLL WAS CREATED BY THE SYSTEM
The modern technological system not only exploits labor—it also systematically seizes control of the mind, identity, and body image of every individual. Today, social media is far more than a pastime: it is a mental occupation device that infiltrates our deepest psychological recesses, eroding self–worth and redefining value by appearance alone.
The system has imposed a new hierarchy based on physical attributes. Here, worth is not measured by character or integrity but by symmetrical facial features, minimal body fat, and “ideal” proportions. Millions are now reduced to their “attractiveness score,” stripped of individuality and displayed like merchandise on digital shelves.
1. BEAUTY AS A MECHANISM OF CONTROL
First, the system convinces you to despise yourself. It magnifies your flaws, persuades you of your inadequacy, then offers the “solutions”: cosmetic surgery, beauty products, muscle–building
supplements, and algorithmic filters. This is the capitalist beauty apparatus at work: the dissatisfied consumer is a perpetual customer, while the contented individual poses an existential threat.
2. HOMO ESTHETICUS: THE SYSTEM’S NEW HUMAN MODEL
From this crucible emerges Homo Estheticus—the being defined not by inner depth but by polished exterior. All self–worth is outsourced to likes, follows, and algorithmic approval. Homo Estheticus does not question; it merely desires. It loves its reflection, not itself. It exists to be displayed, and in that display finds its chains.
3. THE ERASURE OF INDIVIDUAL TASTE
The technological regime has centralized not only production but also desire. It broadcasts a single standard of beauty—one facial structure, one body type, one lifestyle—presenting them to a global audience as the only “correct” ideal. The result: people lose the ability to form personal tastes, instead worshipping the homogenized templates the system provides. Women
crave the same male archetype; men chase the same filtered images of women. Forget individuality—what remains is conformity.
4. THE INVISIBLE PRISON: SOCIAL MEDIA
Social media is the panopticon of this psychological regime. Our screens are lined with unseen fences; every post, every story is a surveillance tower. We willingly step into these digital cages, parade ourselves before a faceless jury, and beg for validation. The harshest truth is that we pay for our own imprisonment.
5. NO REAL LOVE, NO TRUE SELF
By digitizing intimacy, the system has rendered love superficial. Algorithms now vet compatibility; swipes and taps replace genuine connection. Aesthetic criteria reign supreme, emotional depth is erased, and permanence is impossible. Relationships become consumable commodities—packaged, showcased, discarded.
Remember the system doesn't want you to be beautiful. it wants you to think you are beautiful. because only then can it rule you
The modern technological system not only exploits labor—it also systematically seizes control of the mind, identity, and body image of every individual. Today, social media is far more than a pastime: it is a mental occupation device that infiltrates our deepest psychological recesses, eroding self–worth and redefining value by appearance alone.
The system has imposed a new hierarchy based on physical attributes. Here, worth is not measured by character or integrity but by symmetrical facial features, minimal body fat, and “ideal” proportions. Millions are now reduced to their “attractiveness score,” stripped of individuality and displayed like merchandise on digital shelves.
1. BEAUTY AS A MECHANISM OF CONTROL
First, the system convinces you to despise yourself. It magnifies your flaws, persuades you of your inadequacy, then offers the “solutions”: cosmetic surgery, beauty products, muscle–building
supplements, and algorithmic filters. This is the capitalist beauty apparatus at work: the dissatisfied consumer is a perpetual customer, while the contented individual poses an existential threat.
2. HOMO ESTHETICUS: THE SYSTEM’S NEW HUMAN MODEL
From this crucible emerges Homo Estheticus—the being defined not by inner depth but by polished exterior. All self–worth is outsourced to likes, follows, and algorithmic approval. Homo Estheticus does not question; it merely desires. It loves its reflection, not itself. It exists to be displayed, and in that display finds its chains.
3. THE ERASURE OF INDIVIDUAL TASTE
The technological regime has centralized not only production but also desire. It broadcasts a single standard of beauty—one facial structure, one body type, one lifestyle—presenting them to a global audience as the only “correct” ideal. The result: people lose the ability to form personal tastes, instead worshipping the homogenized templates the system provides. Women
crave the same male archetype; men chase the same filtered images of women. Forget individuality—what remains is conformity.
4. THE INVISIBLE PRISON: SOCIAL MEDIA
Social media is the panopticon of this psychological regime. Our screens are lined with unseen fences; every post, every story is a surveillance tower. We willingly step into these digital cages, parade ourselves before a faceless jury, and beg for validation. The harshest truth is that we pay for our own imprisonment.
5. NO REAL LOVE, NO TRUE SELF
By digitizing intimacy, the system has rendered love superficial. Algorithms now vet compatibility; swipes and taps replace genuine connection. Aesthetic criteria reign supreme, emotional depth is erased, and permanence is impossible. Relationships become consumable commodities—packaged, showcased, discarded.
Remember the system doesn't want you to be beautiful. it wants you to think you are beautiful. because only then can it rule you
