Control rules

 First, having money:

   A powerful tool of control and influence

 There is no doubt that money is a powerful tool that can be used to influence others and achieve certain goals.

 In our modern societies, money is often associated with power and influence.

 Wealthy people have access to resources and opportunities that are not available to others.

 With money you can buy loyalties, create conflicts, and gain influence

 Second - destroying competitors

 Destroying competitors is important for those who want control and power. They will not be able to have total control in the presence of competitors in any field, and despite the negative aspects and dire consequences of destroying competitors, the goal is blind to the facts and consequences.

 The strategy of destroying competitors can express complex psychological states ranging from aggression, insecurity, narcissism, and high drive for achievement.

 Third: monopolizing knowledge and spreading ignorance

 Monopoly of science means complete control over sources of knowledge and information and preventing access to them except for a specific group. This group, which monopolizes knowledge, uses it to enhance its power and position in society, and to ensure that others remain in a state of dependency.

 Along with the monopoly of science, ignorance is spread, which is the opposite strategy to the monopoly of science. Instead of educating and sensitizing people, they are provided with misleading or incomplete information, leaving them unable to think correctly or make responsible decisions.

 This rule is the most dangerous rule ever

 Fourth: Preoccupying others with trivial matters

   Preoccupying others with trivial matters means directing their attention and time towards superficial or unnecessary issues, rather than the core issues that affect their lives and future. This can be done through media, entertainment, or even public policies that focus on minor details instead of major matters. What we see in our reality of the so-called entertainment industry, such as football and art, and people’s preoccupation with side issues is part of others’ preoccupation with trivial matters.