"DNA of Control: How Inbreds or Consanguineous Offspring May Be More Easily Controlled and Susceptible to Autosuggestion, Mind Control, and Technological Influence"





To truly explore without prejudice, strictly for academic purposes; the hypothesis that individuals born from consanguineous processes or with genetically impoverished backgrounds may be more susceptible to autosuggestion, external influences, hive mind effects, mind control, and technology-based programming, we must educate ourselves freely online or offline on several interacting areas of genetics, cognitive science, neurobiology, and psychology. 

Lets go briefly into these elements with support from  theoretical foundations, as well as research studies that may lend credibility to the supposition / concepts.


1. Consanguinity and Cognitive Impairment: Vulnerability to External Influence

Consanguinity increases the possibility of homozygosity for recessive genes, which can lead to genetic disorders affecting cognitive function. Multiple studies have shown a correlation between inbreeding and reduced cognitive performance, including lower IQ and higher incidence of intellectual disabilities. For example, a study published in the Lancet reported that children from consanguineous unions exhibited significantly lower cognitive abilities than their non-consanguineous counterparts .

Cognitive Flexibility and External Control

Cognitive flexibility is crucial for critical thinking and resisting external suggestion. Individuals with lower cognitive flexibility, often a result of neurological impairments or lower IQ, have been shown to be more susceptible to auto-suggestion, group think, and external persuasion. Cognitive impairments linked to consanguinity could therefore reduce the ability to critically evaluate information and increase susceptibility to external influences, including suggestibility to authority figures, mass media, or technological manipulation.

In a study on cognitive susceptibility, researchers found that individuals with lower IQ were significantly more prone to conform to group behaviors and instructions from authoritative figures . These findings indirectly support the idea that those with lower cognitive function (due to consanguinity) may be more susceptible to various forms of auto-suggestion and mind control.


2. Genetics, Neurobiology, and Susceptibility to Influence

Neurotransmitter Systems and Compliance

Personality traits such as suggestibility, compliance, and conformism have a biological underpinning, particularly through the regulation of serotonin and dopamine. Genetic variations in these neurotransmitter systems may explain why some individuals are more likely to conform to group norms or authoritative influences. A study published in Nature Neuroscience found that individuals with certain genetic variations in the serotonin transporter gene (5-HTTLPR) were more prone to group influence and social conformity .

This suggests that individuals with genetic variations stemming from consanguinity might be more vulnerable to such influences. Given that some disorders associated with consanguinity involve abnormal neurotransmitter regulation, these individuals may be biochemically predisposed to compliance and external control, reinforcing the idea that genetically "poorer" individuals could be more susceptible to various forms of external influence and programming.





3. Epigenetics and Environmental Stressors: Amplifying Vulnerability

Epigenetic Modifications and Trauma

Epigenetic factors — how genes are expressed based on environmental conditions — can influence susceptibility to external stimuli, including technology-based programming. Trauma, stress, malnutrition, and other environmental stressors prevalent in economically disadvantaged or genetically impoverished populations can lead to epigenetic changes that impact brain development, making individuals more vulnerable to manipulation.

A 2020 study on the effects of early childhood stress on epigenetic modifications in Psychological Medicine found that individuals exposed to early adversity showed altered patterns of brain activity in regions associated with emotional regulation and decision-making . These brain regions are also implicated in suggestibility and compliance, suggesting that individuals with poor environmental and genetic backgrounds may be doubly vulnerable to autosuggestion and mind control techniques due to both biological and environmental pressures.


4. Technology, Neural Programming, and Cognitive Control

Emerging research on the crossroad of neuroscience, technology, and cognitive control suggests that certain individuals may be more susceptible to mind control or external programming through technological means. Neural plasticity — the brain’s ability to rewire itself — plays a critical role in how susceptible a person is to influence, particularly from technologies like brain-computer interfaces (BCI), neurofeedback devices, or even subliminal messaging in mass media.

Individuals with compromised brain function (due to either genetic predisposition or environmental factors) might have altered neural plasticity, making them more susceptible to manipulation. Neuroplasticity impairment is commonly associated with cognitive decline, and it is conceivable that individuals with such impairments could be more easily reprogrammed or influenced by external technologies.

A 2022 paper published in Frontiers in Neuroscience explored how neuroplasticity could be targeted through technological means for behavioral modification, proving or perhaps implying that certain individuals with altered neural plasticity due to genetic or environmental factors may be more susceptible to such interventions .

5. Hive Mind and Groupthink: Neurogenetic Foundations

The Role of Oxytocin in Group Dynamics

Oxytocin, the “social bonding” hormone, plays a crucial role in group cohesion and conformity. Individuals with higher oxytocin levels are more likely to engage in group think and show conformist behaviors, often at the expense of independent thinking. Genetic variants that influence oxytocin production or receptor sensitivity could make certain individuals more prone to hive mind-like behavior, which is exacerbated in populations with lower genetic diversity, where social and familial bonds are stronger.

A study from the Journal of Neuroscience found that individuals with a specific variant of the OXTR gene (the oxytocin receptor gene) displayed greater social conformity . This could explain why individuals from consanguineous backgrounds or genetically impoverished populations, where close-knit social bonds are common, may be more prone to group dynamics that resemble a “hive mind.”



The evidence reviewed suggests that individuals born out of consanguineous processes or from genetically impoverished backgrounds may indeed be more vulnerable to autosuggestion, external influences, and technological programming due to several interconnected factors:

Cognitive impairments associated with consanguinity reduce critical thinking and cognitive flexibility, making individuals more susceptible to suggestion.

Neurobiological mechanisms (serotonin, dopamine, oxytocin regulation) influence compliance, conformism, and group dynamics, with genetic variations possibly increasing susceptibility to external influence.

Epigenetic modifications triggered by environmental stressors (common in socioeconomically disadvantaged or genetically limited populations) could further amplify vulnerability to external programming and technological manipulation.

Neuroplasticity alterations, often a result of both genetic predisposition and environmental conditions, might heighten susceptibility to external technological influence.

Finally may I suggest that expanding research on this topic globally would be quite fascinating, as it could reveal important connections between genetics, cognition, and susceptibility to external influence, more specific/ in depth research studies should be conducted globally .  




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