Pikiran Kita Sebenarnya Dikendalikan Mereka

Manusia adalah makhluk yang berpikir. Sewaktu kita belajar, jalan-jalan, milih film buat ditonton, sampe diskusi sama orang — daaan bahkan dalam setiap detik di hari kita, pikiran kita ibarat pabrik yang ga pernah berhenti bekerja. Tapi! Yang gak pernah disadari, ternyata pikiran kita… gak pernah benar-benar “milik kita”. Ada sistem asing misterius yang diem-diem ngendaliin gimana kita semua berpikir. Siapakah sosok asing ini sebenarnya? 🤯 Enjoy the video!

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